Actor Cordell Green Shifts Gears From Schoolroom to Stage
Cordell Green, a West Ward Elementary teacher in Lubbock, joins Lubbock Theatre Center productions, playing diverse roles from a New York longshoreman to Mayor Shinn. He credits acting with breaking his rut, overcoming stage fright, and plans further study in speech while aiming for future theatre work.
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West Texas State University
Terry County
Arthur Miller
New York
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Brownfield Choir Awards Night Honors Members
The Brownfield A Capella Choir held a banquet at First United Presbyterian Church. Choir director Marjorie Dodson presented awards to standout members and gave special honors to Cindy Casseaut Linda Forsyth Carol Denison Jerry Smith Marilyn Dodson Wayne DuBose Mike Richardson Kirk Brown Sheryl Franks. Entertainment featured Shannon Brooks Alice Toliver and Dee Parker.
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Shatter-Proof Lenses End Eye Injuries Warns Doctor
Dr. Arthur H. Keeney of Wills Eye Hospital urges protective eyewear to reduce about 500000 annual eye injuries in homes and schools. He cites the drop ball test as the standard and notes all lenses at his hospital are protective. He targets children and workers in hazardous settings for use of these lenses.
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Arthur H. Keeney
Wills Eye Hospital
Philadelphia
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Midland Lee Wins Match In Girl's Golf at Brownfield
Midland Lee High School won the May 8 girls golf meet at Brownfield Country Club with 198 strokes. Midland High School total 218, Brownfield 241. medalist Carol Canon of Midland High with 47. Susan Chesshir tied with Beverly Heath for second at 48.
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Knitting Machine Fashions Very Small Arteries
Dr Wesolowski of SUNY Downstate and colleagues report a knitting machine using 50 needles per inch to produce artificial arteries six millimeters in diameter. After testing 130 fibers, Dacron proved best for flexibility and durability and has replaced natural arteries in 42 patients with blocked leg vessels. The team hopes this could reduce heart attack risk from faulty coronary circulation.
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Sigmund A. Wesolowski
State University of New York Downstate
Wesolowski
Pie slice guidance for serving sizes
The rule of thumb states an eight inch pie serves six people while a nine inch pie serves at least seven and a ten inch pie yields enough for eight. This gives practical portion guidance for selecting pie sizes.
Water repellent finishes on cotton raincoats
The latest cotton raincoats feature water repellent finishes that can endure up to five dry-cleanings without reprocessing. This innovation promises longer wear without extra maintenance for consumers and retailers.
Zinc deficiency in pecans hits Jerry County orchards
Jerry County pecan growers report zinc deficiency causing short internodes and small new leaves. Foliar zinc sulfate spray, mixed with detergent, provides control with two level teaspoons per 1.5 gallons water, applied to leaves at one third growth and repeated after three weeks.
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