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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11
Joins MICA Staff
AS Construction
PlasticS Head

William Demarest, Persimmon
Tree Rd., Bethesda, has joined
the staff of the Manufacturing
Chemists Association as director,
plastics in construction, it was an
nounced by Maurice F. Grass, Jr.,
secretary.
Mr.. Demarest comes to MICA
from the National Association of
Home Builders where he served
as assistant director of the Con-
struction Department & Research
Institute.
Prior to his association with
NAIIB, Mr.. Demarest spent six
years with the American Institute
Of Architects in Washington as
incubator coordinator. He has
also worked for several architec-
tural firms in New York City.
Mr.. Demarest, a graduate of
Princeton University, received his
architectural degree from Colum-
bia University.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

Prepared special formula feeds
now make up over one-fifth Of
all feed concentrates fed to live
stock and poultry - more than
twice as much as was used in
this country 20 years ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11
DerwOOd Man
Cited by Red Cross;
Seal. Blood Donor

Mr.. Wells Buckingham, Der
wood Road, Derwood, was award
ed a Certificate Of appreciation
recently at the annual meeting of
Montgomery County Red Cross.
His certificate reads, in part,
"he has given five gallons of his
blood, the greatest gift Of all, to
relieve human suffering"
Mr.. Buckingham has been a
regular donor since September,
1919, when he first gave blood
at the Army Map Service, where
he is employed. He has given the
gift of health, perhaps life, to
some person who is able to read
this tribute, because of his desire
to be good citizen.
The next two Bloodmobiles
scheduled by the Chapter will be
at Our Lady of Lourdes, Bethes-
da, on Wednesday, July "a, and
Chapter House, 2020 East-West
Highway, Silver Spring, on Fri
day, July 26.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11
Fire Chiefs Outing
At Colchester

The Maryland Fire Chiefs AS.
ISOLATION Incorporated will hold
its eighth annual reunion at Toll
chester Beach on Sunday, July
IA. This popular event which was
attended last year by representa-.
tives from 81 different volunteer
fire companies from four States
will be bigger and better, accord.
ing to Walter S. Long, Public Re-
lations Chairman.
There will be mammoth Fire
mems Parade at 1870 pm. Dane
ing and entertainment will be fur.
nished aboard the 9:45 am. trip
on the SIS. Bay Belle, which will
leave from the foot of Broadway,
Baltimore, Md. A committee will
greet all chiefs and captains and
their wives in uniform at that
time and arrangements made for
their free transportation. Mr..
Long suggests that these people
make their appearance not later
than 9:15 am.
All Fire Companies with or
without equipment are cordially
invited to join in the activities
Families and friends are also cor.
daily invited to attend at the
regular boat trip price. Anyone
may use the regular 9:45 am.
trip aboard the SIS. Bay Belle IL
desired. Prizes and souvenirs will
be distributed to all attending
company representatives. Ar.
engagements have been made for
Fire Companies using the Bay
Bridge to have their apparatus
passed over free of charge
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

for two weeks, not including Sat
urday or Sunday.
Summer guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wood of Clarksburg is
Mrs. Woods sister, Miss Joyce
Keller, of near Winchester, Va.
A group of eight men from the
Clarksburg area returned Sun
day from a deep sea fishing trip
off Rehoboth Beach. Reporting a
catch OF some 270 fish were Ron.
ME Provost, Russell King. Paul
Warfield Dallas Byair, and c.
w. Huff of Clarksburg, and Sam
Gordon of Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Martz at
tended Martz family reunion
Sunday at Mt. Tabor, Rocky
Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller
and their daughter, Nancy, mo-
tored to Admission, Alabama, three
weeks ago, and have just return.
ed to their home in Clarksburg.
Miss Miller acted as flower girl
at the wedding of Mrs. Millers
niece, Mary Elizabeth Vinson,
who was married to Charles Dis
mukes, Sunday, June %, in Annis-
ton.
After visiting Birmingham and
Nashville, Tennessee, the Millers
swung north to Clarksburg, West
Virginia, where they visited Mr..
Miller's family. Mr.. j. w. Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Richards
returned with the Millers for a
visit in Clarksburg, Md.
Funeral services for Maj. G.. T.
Marts, formerly of Clarksburg,
were held Tuesday. July 2. at Ar
lington National Cemetery. Maj.
Marts was accorded full military
honors. Among those attending
the rites from Clarksburg were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kimble, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hough and their
daughter, Louise, Mrs. j. w.
Crawford, Mr.. Raymond King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Martz. and
Oliver King, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ora King.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Carlton of
Hyattstown returned recently
from Myrtle Beach, South Caro-
lima.
The first meeting of the Clarks.
burg Optimist new year was held
at Melody Inn last Monday, July
l. The new district Lieutenant
governor, Bill Hobson, of Fred
erick, installed four new mem.
bers in the Clarksburg Club:
James Lawrence, Russell Corey,
James Burdette, and Fred B.
Thompson. New pins and nu-
merals were given to members
who had earned them during the
past year.
The evening closed with a sing
song and solo by Mr.. Hobson's
wife, Mrs. Dottie Hobson, ac-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11
S SENTINEL o MSSTGoM Mp'
Thursdsy. July u, Iss7--AEl

companied by Fred D. Thomp-
son and Dorsey Nicholson.
Miss Rosemary Brandenburg
celebrated her first birthday on
Monday, July 8.
Mr.. Bernie COrdell, son of Mr..
Welty Cordell Of Clarksburg,
was married to Elaine Watkins.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Watkins of Monrovia, at the
Montgomery Church in Mon.
rovia, Saturday, July 6, at 7:3Il
p. m.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11
DEDICATION SERVICE

The service of dedication OF
children will be conducted as a
part of the regular morning wor.
ship service of the Twinbrook
Baptist Chapel at II a. m. on
Sunday, July IA. The service,
which will be conducted by the
Rev. John w. Laney, will be held
in the Lone Oak Elementary
School, Grandin Avenue at Wood
burn Road, Rockville.
Among those to be dedicated
are Cherry Lane Grouse, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c.
Grouse 522 Calvin Lane; Bonnie
Lynn Diehl, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Cline Diehl, 1904 Ran
dolph Road; and Robert Scott
Haugh and William Stewart
Haugh, Jr., sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Haugh, BOG Edmon
ston Drive.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11
C'Ldrksburg
CIarksburg
Ralph Martz
Seeks Peters
Tavern Data
BY Mrs. David .. Brandenburg

ny MIS-. DAVID d. BrandenDurg
Telephone Gaithersburg 721W1
Mrs. Ida j. Crawford of Clarks-
burg left early this week for a
three-week motor trip in Florida
with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marty Kopinski of Silver Spring.
She plans to visit Miami and
Silver Springs.
Mr.. Larry Porterfield sprained
his ankle June II while playing
ball with the Rockville Baseball
Team. His activities are still
some what restricted.
Clarksburg Community Associ-
alton elected Mrs. Belva Rose of
Hyattstown to the presidency of
that association to fill the unex-
pired term of Austin Warner
Hammond, who died June 20. 1t.
Lester Kimble Of Clarksburg was
elected to the office of vice presi-
dent, previously held by Mrs.
Rose.
= At its regular meeting at
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Hall, held Monday evening, June
"a, the publicity committee an
nounced plans for questionable
to be drawn up over the summer
months and completed by Septen-
Der /, to determine the senti-
ments of the residents of the
community on matters of local
concern. Members of the commit
tee are Mrs. Belva Rose, Mrs.
Mallet Provost, Mrs. Lester Kim
Bile, and Mrs. David Brandenburg.
On motion Of Mr.. Ed Deets, 1t
was resolved to send Mrs. Austin
Hammond a letter of apprecIa-
ton for the services of her hus-
band to the community prior to
his death,
Mr.. Clifton Snowden of Clarl<s.
burg returned last week from a
seven day vacation in Miami,
Florida.
Information concerning an inn
known as Peters Tavern" said
to have existed In the vicinity of
Big Benefits Creek and Sugar.
loaf Mountain in the days Of
George Washington, Is desired by
Mr.. Ralph Martz of Clarksburg.
Clarksburg Optimists held a
Ladies Night July at Melody
Inn, Middlebrook. Officers for the
coming year were installed: Ben
Leblanc, president; Russell King
and Ralph Martz, vice presidents;
Dorsey Howes, secretary
treasurer.
MIR. Cliff Larman of Cliffs
Rest" who has been recently
hospitalized, is reported some.
what improved.
The general secretary of the
Maryland Baptist Mission Board
DR.. c. T. Thomas Of Baltimore,
will speak at the regular Sunday
worship service Of the Clarks-
burg Baptist Mission at Clarks.
burg School, Sunday, July IA.
A twO-week vacation Bible
school opened in Hyattstown
this week under the auspices Of
the Clarksburg Methodist
Church and the Hyattstown
Christian Church. About GA chill
dren enrolled in the course Mon
day morning. II viii meet daily
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11
American Institute of Architects
School Advisory Committees Named

The Board of Education of
Montgomery County, which, by
resolution, asked for the appoint.
ment of a committee of leading
members of the American Insti-
tute of Architects to advise the
Board on its school building pro-
gram, this week was notified by
the Potomac Valley Chapter of
Maryland, ALA, that an area
council of architects living in
Suburban Maryland had been
formed and sis ready to serve
the program in every possible
way"
The Representatives appointed
by Ted Englehardt, president of
the Potomac Valley Chapter on
the council are Ronald S. Sense
man and Dana b. Johannes, both
of Silver Spring. and Paul H. Kea,
Hyattsville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

Frank Duane, president of the
Washington Chapter has APP
pointed John w. Mcleod, Po-
tomac; William M. Denton, Ken
wood, and Joseph Miller, Ken
sington.
In accordance with the Board
Of Education's resolution the
Council of architectural and en-
cheering experts will advise the
board on
1-Criteria for selecting archi-
tects for the school program.
2-What the Board can expect
in the way Of architectural serv-
ices.
3-The architects part in site
selection.
1.-The establishment of build
ing standards for all school build
ings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11
ANNUAL PONY SHOW

The thirteenth Annual Mary
land Pony Show will be held at
the state fair grounds at Timoni-
UNI on Saturday July 13 and Sun
day, July IA. For the benefit of
the Herman Hospital for Crippled
Children.
The show is under the direction
of Mr.. Charles A. Gartrel of
Reistertown, Md. He is assisted
by a committee which includes:
Mr. John Hocheder, Jr., Mr.. Jack
Piersol, Mr.. Jerold Hoffberger,
Mr.. Richard A. Newcity, Mr.
James Wordsworth, Mr.. Philip
Gore. Mrs. Philip Gore, Mrs.
Charles Gartrell, Mrs. Catherine
Bosley Stevens, Mr.. Theodore
Kardash, and Mr.. Webb Price.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

OF the IS new deep coal mines.
opened or placed in development.
In 1856, a total of II were In
West Virginia, the nations lead
ing producer of bituminous coal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

will meet Mrs. Rotruck, who will
course at the University of Geo
with him will be his son, Bobby,
who has been spending several
weeks in the South with his moth
.er. Mrs. Rotruck will fly on to
Oregon, where she will conduct
a course at Oregon State College
in Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Spalding
OF Louisville, KY, spent last week
end here at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Spalding.
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Plum.
mer and their two sons of Chap
paqua, New York were recent
visitors at the home of his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Plummer. While they We're in
Gaithersburg. the Plummers had
their infant son, Thomas Edwin,
III, chriStened at the Epworth
Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee GrOweI of
Bellevue, Ohio were weekend
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Mckee.
Mrs. Nellie Rau has been spend.
ing the past ten days in Florida,
visiting her son, Eugene Rau,
who is stationed at Patrick Air
Force Base.
Mrs. Alfred Christie, III, enter.
tanned on Friday evening at a
stork shower honoring Mrs. A.
r. Speare. The IA guests included
relatives, friends, and members
of Mrs. Speare's bowling team.
The first Vacation Bible School
of the Washington Grove Metho-
dist Church concluded its pro-
gram last Wednesday with a pic
mic lunch and ball game at the
fireplace recreation area in the
Grove. Fifty-five children attend
ed the sessions of the Bible
School.
MIR. and Mrs. Dorsey Plummer
have been in Warren, Ohio, where
they were the guests of Mr.. Plum
mer's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Plummer.
The Washington Grove WON.
ans Club held it's annual guest
night last Sunday evening at the
clunb house. Special guests were
the new residents of the Grove,
who were invited to come meet
their neighbors. Mrs. H. c. Helms
and Mrs. Ernest Hall were CO
chairmen of the event.
Mrs. Isaac Suddueth spent sew
eral days last week visiting
friends and relatives in Roanoke.
New officers of the Washington
Grove Teen-Age Club were elect
ed last Tuesday evening as fol
lows: David Geiger,, president;
David Bent, vice president; Karen
Christie, secretary, and John
Rogers, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Jennings
and daughter, Julie, of Cleveland,
Tenn, were recent guests of Mrs.
Jennings parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. L. Edwards. Accompanying
them home was John Edwards,
who will continue on to Franklin,
Kentucky, where he will spend
two weeks with his grandparents.
Mrs. Eta Mawyer has returned
to her home in Arlington, Va,
after visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Russell Mullican, of Derwood and
her son, Clarence Mawyer of
Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Young
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of baby boy, whom
they have named John Thomas.
Mrs. Young was recently honored
at stork shower given by her
mother, Mrs. ]. j. Nadine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Powell
have as their guests Mrs. Powells
mother, Mrs. George T. Beasley,
and her aunt, Mrs. C. c. Coleman,
ST., both of Statesboro, Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Russell Gloyd
entertained at dinner on Tuesday
evening when their guests were
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

Americas so largest coal pro
ducers mined almost So per cent
of all the coal dug in 1856, accord
ing to Keystone Coal Buyers Man
ual, which said the total produc-
ton of these companies was 279,.
844.275 tons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-11

DR.. and Mrs. L. l. Leal, Mrs. AL
bert r. Boswell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight P. Lawrence, all of Cal
thersburg; and Sonora NJ. Leal,
and Senior and Sonora Olive, all
of Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gartner
and family have been vacation
ing in Salisbury on the Eastern
Shore.
Miss Frances Mullican of Der.
wood and Miss Pat Romig and
Miss Shirley Martin of Rockville
have returned from a Florida va.
cation.
A baby girl was born at Co
lumbia Hospital on July 3 to Mr..
and Mrs. John Mannix.
Miss Linda Edwards is at Sene-
ca Lake, Ohio, where she will
spend the month of July as a
counselor at the Baptist Girls
Camp.
Miss Mary Nicol held open
house on Wednesday, July 8, in
honor of Mrs. Charles Nicol of
Miami, Florida, who has been
visiting here for ten days. Many
old friends and neighbors Of Mrs.
Nicol dropped by to chat and re.
new acquaintance.
In connection with the Interna-
tiOnal Geophysical Year, formal
ly launched last week by Presi.
dent Eisenhower, it is interesting
to note that the project is a brain
child of DR.. Lloyd Berkner, who
serves on the world council steer.
ing the activities of the program.
DIR. Berkner is married to the
former Miss Lillian Fulks of
Gaithersburg, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Fulks. Gathers
burg Lions win remember that
several years ago, DR.. Berkner ad.
dressed the club, including in his
talk his "reminiscences of his trip
to the South Pole on the first
Byrd expedition.
In the scientific vein, we might
also note that DR.. Alvin Graves,
so prominent in the current atom.
ic tests, is nephew Of Mrs.
George Albert Chadwick and
once attended the elementary
school in Washington Grove.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-18
An Editorial
WHAT'S YOUR OPINION7


An article which appeared recently the Springfield Ohio
"SUN" refers TO London Bedroom community in
which the people live but who have Jobs out Of town. While
such reference perhaps uncomPmena is nevertheless
true since great many of local residents do work away
from London But what of all this?
While most of extremely loyal TO community and
have chosen II the place in which TO make homes and
raise children recognize that London does not have
much opportunity TO offer the way of Jobs for young and old
Some of the rabid citizens claim that certain of city
fathers bankers and landlords have nubbed industry Facuay
+hs rather bitter attitude when realizes that IL the
people themselves who make break community We feel
that is fhe public general who must TO the occasion in
auon such this Certainly evidence that any
of city fathers businessmen have stunned industry
simply of all of sitting down the job Everyone
complains but nobody does anything about it, But these
plants will not change anything will progress be made
until all of unite in effort TO do what needs TO be done
London needs Chamber of Commerce if il would
dus+y Our city government has been severely criticized by
state Officials We have plan for the future of city
Proper law enforcement figure of speech Zonine
planning and organization lacking. short London in
trouble trouble which only be through the
efforts of the cizenry
We all do we'll TO take look about US TO see what
other cities doing TO insure the future do This
perhaps we do something about problems
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-18
e OUR
"a TOWN
Some Viewpoints
On Many Things
At Random Glance

About the best thing that be said about ola age
that almost everyone reaches 1T before you 40
lot of people hear opportunity knoekg f a. 1e
door because they are out in the backyard looking Tor
leaf clovers.
This IS the onl country IN the Word a0here you car
ba an automobile that is Oider longer, to'0er ana ge'
Nice lady we know has dog whose father was trav ray
cling man. She says her pooch sort OF cocker sco
Comedian Danny Thomas says that he's discovered a.,
new for the ashes of cremated peope-caino"i p'
the ashes in jars and use them as instant people
We heard about man who is so busy with business
that he sends tape-recordngs to his psychlatrlst
At local beanery a man discovered cockrooch az
the bottom of has cup of coffee What does thas nean ne
inquired of the cute young 7vdress Looh n.tssen, ;"
repked T you qOant yOar fortune tod go TO teoToo"
And if Won think this isn't crazy country, listen to
this the S. Treasury Department paid 5000 million
interest on Social Security money invested IN treasury
bonds 23 billion worth Thus you rt Mh ahu fnd through
taxes but you pay additional taxes for the interest on "a
you paid in Confusing isn't it?
lot of oldsters are becoming accustomed to the tee-
ed has mother If he could "Mt flick. Momma replied
IN cR! But Just y0u the 0, ScouT ue
shower, spread the bed and saosh the dash!>
Doctors all know that to make of their chos-
en- profession merely takes plenty Of hard work ana lou
of patients!
Back in about 1913, young applied for JOB IN
lumber camp The lad skinny stopped and slightly
limp sort without visible muscle on his 6ony frame me
hefy foreman looked the applicant and down and salo
Son I've always been told that the Lord made man aIer
his own image but He made bloody mess O you!
Good things come to those who wait-but they come
lot faster if you don't!
Now that the Russians have launched the satellite
appears must integrate before we disintergrate.
Business Note "AmercGns noac spending as much
for dog ration they do for baby food Perhaps s IS as
it should be all end up IN the doghouse sooner or
later.
Lastly, please remember eff fate hands you lem
on don't the world = just give it squeeze
and open up lemonade stand!"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-18
IT'S LATER Than YOU Think


1882 : TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Ago - 1882 -
Madison 1888 placed at
600 by commission compared with $138646 for 1882
- Ohio Edison Cooking School at
according
(Bud) Brdgman local
- Madison County,
Columbus appointed assistant of Hartman Farms Banc
Columbus
OCTOBER Ladies Club opens
with luncheon home Mrs Dodds
OCTOBER 81 Virginia Bell Green London elected president of
freshman pledges Delta Zeta Sorority Miami University Oxford
OCTOBER T. Dwyer London Legonnare elected head of
Voiwe AT 40 ct 8 of Madison County.
resident
ically ill at Masonic Home in Springfield
IT Funeral Sterling
M Williams 60 publisher Sterling
OCTOBER Is Thomas F. Wood London
Highland County for Rocky Fork Lake project
Madison County Unit of Ohio Division of American Socey
ter granted
OCTOBER 2 w B. Wood resigned Madisn County
Junior College
by party at Lafayette School, attended by approximately
hundred
% Madison
wheat a $500 bushel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-10-18
LONDON HONOR ROLL

- AS, Paul Laybourne, Gary Lon
dergan, Phillip. Miller, Donald Nor
rison, Janice Puckett, Billy Rowe,
Jon Sherman, Mary 10 Thomas -
AS, Danny Trees, Robert Turvy,
Blanche Wilson and Elizabeth Will
son.
EIGHTH GRADE =
Connie Alton, Judith Bell, De-
lores Burlile, Lezlie Chesbrough,
Sheryl Deyo, Mary Farquhar, Dor
is Fout, Beverly Henry, Ronnie
Trent, Sharon Alkire, Barbara
Gregg - AS, Patricia Emmons,
Sandra Miller AS, and Shirley
Milo.
FRESHMAN -
Brenda Avery, Kenneth Boyer,
Donna Dennen, Joyce De Wore,
Karen Farquhar, Mary K. Fender
- AS, Cherie Fout, Carolyn
Green, Mary Harrington, Patrick
Hennigan, Jeanne Justice, Sharon
Levering, Shirley McNeal, Ken
meth Miller, Kathy Jo Miller, Mari
lyn Rector, Diane Ridenour, Thom-
as Robson - AS, Jonda Sue
Shively, Beverly Sue Shumate,
Carolyn Simmons, Harold Smell,
Dwayne Snyder, James Stapleton,
Gary Steele, Ronnie Stidam, jean
ne Thompson, Nicky West and 10
Ann Wicker.
SOPHOMORE
Celia Bidwell, Theresa Curtis,
Betty 10 Ferguson, Carol Flan-
merry, Tom Foody, Daniel Hooking,
Joyce Kimbler, Mary Louise Lam
des, Sharon Miller, Beulah Pruitt,
Nancy Lee Sidener, Guindilin
Taylor, Linda loops and Karen
Whitelow.
JUNIOR =
Gale Dillon, Andrew Hart,
son, Cathey Liller, Richard Meade,
Hedy Rector, Frank Slagle, Carol
Wollam and Barbara Young.
SENIOR -
Richard Abner, Phyllis Ames,
Gerald Arrick - AS, Amalee
Beaver, Richard Birrnele, Sharon
Brewer, Georganne Brokaw, Kay
Gamer ron, William Cheeseman,
Godfrey Chesbrough, Marilyn Co
means, Paul Cunningham, Barbara
Davis - AS, William Donohuoe,
Virginia Evans, Sharon Farquhar,
Rebecca Feeley, Donna Folan, Ro-
berta Ford, Steve Garrard, Glor-
ia Gist, Nancy Hood, Judy Lohr,
Gary Miller, Sue Mahan, Vivien
Noble, Nancy Pratt, Dorothy Rich
ards - AS, Harold Scurry, Dolores
Selden, John. Strine and Charles
! Stephen Wicker.