Barn Mystery Stumbles In Transitional Role
The Barn Dinner Theatre debuts Catch Me If You Can as a mystery with humor marred by a two act division and frantic last half. Glenn Jussen and Randy Ball stumble in key roles while Barry Bell and Katherine Cortez deliver steady performances as Inspector Levine and the woman claiming to be Elizabeth Corban.
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Bobby Brandt
Inspector Levine
Randy Ball
Sidney
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Barry Bell
Katherine Cortez
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Bill Raulerson
Mina Pentland
Michael Lilly
Brian Orez
Sgt. Foley
Robert Marks
Otosclerosis surgery and nose reshaping questions answered
Dr Thosteson explains otosclerosis and the stapedectomy procedure with success rates around 80 to 90 percent, plus alternatives like sodium fluoride. He advises against cosmetic nose surgery for a 17 year old and notes hot water defeats swelling more than Epsom salts. Potassium management with diuretics requires careful medical supervision to avoid GI distress or weakness.
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Eight Students Win Scholarships at High Point College
Eight High Point area students were named recipients for the 1975 76 academic year. J. C. Roberts scholarship winners include Timothy M Albert Charles R Brawly and Leonard Thomas Crawford. Other awards cover Liaker Honeycutt Jr. and Carr Memorial Durham scholarships along with the Fulton business prize won by Terry Iverson.
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Moffitt Drive
Charles R. Brawly
Betty Tibeck
Tabor Street
Leonard Thomas Crawford
Cleta Crawford
Lexington
Tommy Crawford
Port Orange
Fla
Charles B. Halipilias
Nick P. Halipilias
Harryston Drive
Daniel Milton Liaker
Ing
Paul H. Jaies
Paul H. James
Model Farm Road
Charles Jerome Honeycutt Jr
Gale E. Wall
Edison W. Wall
North Carolina
Ann Marie Glisson
Clyde Lee Glisson
Potter Drive
Carr Memorial-Durham
Terry Iverson
Trinity
Abram Madison Fulton
Girls Haven Director Selected for North Carolina Chapter
Michael E. Quinto Jr of High Point has been named director of Girls Haven of North Carolina Inc in Asheboro effective Aug 1. He is marketing manager at Greenwood & Charles Inc in Jamestown, president of the High Point Jaycees, and holds roles with First Church in High Point. He will receive up to 25 dollars weekly for fundraising expenses and serves on local planning and advisory committees.
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Be tolerant and laugh less at neighbors troubles
A reflective saying urges tolerance and self focus, advising humor at one’s own missteps rather than at others hardships. It emphasizes restraint in mockery and promotes a gentler, more considerate outlook.
Mills Home to Break Ground on New Cottage at Homecoming
Groundbreaking for a family-type cottage at Mills Home campus will mark the completion of a six year, $100000 campaign by Mills Home Alumni Assny begun in 1969. As of late July, $78000 had been raised. The event occurs Sunday, Aug. 3 at 2 p.m. with Dr W R Wagoner presiding. The homecoming runs Aug. 2–3 and aims to attract 1300 alumni with a barbecue dinner on the grounds.
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Elderly Feeding Program Planned in Davidson County
Davidson County Council on Aging moved to apply for federal Title VII funds via the Piedmont Triad Council of Governments to start a feeding program for seniors at Church Street School in Thomasville, potentially serving 75 people daily by August. The board invites applications for a new director to replace Pat Pressley Aylmer, with duties on file at Employment Security Commission offices in Thomasville and Lexington. interviews set for August 6 at 7:90 p.m. in Davidson County.
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Thomasville
Pat Pressley Aylmer
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