Manchester 7th Grade Leads Off Honor Roll
Manchester Junior High School lists 111 honor roll students across seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Seventh grade honorees include Wesley Arbuckle, Patty Baker, Judy Beasley, Janet Beatty, and many others. eighth grade names feature Karen Anderson, Jane Arnold, Rhonda Bair, and more. ninth grade recipients include Linda Ailen, Babette Allison, Janice Barr, Susan Cook, and additional students.
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Manchester
Manchester Junior High School
Wesley Arbuckie
Patty Baker
Judy Beasley
Janet Beatty
Brenda Clemons
Steven Combs
Susan Cope
Terry Davis
Don Evans
Gary Gray
Marsha Harger
Karen Havens
Karen Henry
Mike Hickey
Bruce Hollenbaugh
Steven Holton
Mike Hupka
Cicely Hursh
Dawn Keays
Libby Leigh
Yvonne Meredith
Pam Miller
Marcia Minter
Larry Moreland
Gerald Myers
Dan Nencie
Stephen Pieratt
Sharleen Sebastian
Peter Schoultis
Laurel Schu
Karen Anderson
Jane Arnold
Rhonda Bair
Jennifer Blevins
Rebecca Boehm
Judy Brandenburg
Jenny Cox
Marsha Cox
Cathy Cruse
Theresa Downs
Sue Dickerson
Janice Farmer
Deborah Faulkner
John Franklin
Glenda Foyett
Paula Gibbs
Jane Hackbarth
Denise Haddix
Bonnie Hall
Sam Hamilton
Greg Houser
Claudia Hobbs
Deborah Kalanzis
Brenda Keister
Karyn Kern
Linda Ailen
Babette Allison
Janice Barr
Susan Cook
Donna Clayton
Steven Cox
Mark Davis
Gary Dunn
Barbara Edwards
Jennie Estill
Walter Griffith
Ann Hardwick
Marciann Hiatt
Gary Herald Jane
Harlander
Ernest Howard
Care’ Hurst
Charles Irvine
Mark Leasure
Debby Miller
John Ortman
Phil Parnell
Susan Philhower
Sharon Prawucki
Charla Saylor
Richard Sorrell
Beverly Thomas
Candy Walton
Dian Weatherby
Mary Ann Wilde
Charles Wiliams
Gary Wooddel
Roger Williams' 1636 founding of Providence and Rhode Island
Roger Williams established Providence in 1636 and founded the colony of Rhode Island thereafter, shaping early colonial religious freedom and settlement in New England.
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Roger Williams
Providence
Rhode Island
Food Stamp Plan Shelved By House Committee
The House Agriculture Committee voted to table a bill to expand and make permanent the food stamp program. The program, started in 1961, lets needy families buy more food with coupons and operates in 39 counties and three cities on a pilot basis. President Johnson had linked expansion to a five year extension of the Food for Peace program, but the panel moved to shelve the food stamp measure for now.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Johnson
Congress
Lair for Liars Keeps Liars Club Warm in Kentucky
Lawrence Gipson has built a Liars Club booth at his store in Rhoda near Brownsville. The structure includes a pot-bellied stove benches and rockers to shield members from snow and cold while they avoid customers' truthful talk.
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Brownsville, Ky
Lawrence Gipson
Liars Club
Rhoda
Gipson
False Teeth Comfort With FASTEETH Powder
An old dental care ad promotes FASTEETH powder for greater denture comfort. It claims the alkaline non acid formula keeps teeth firmer for eating and speaking, with no gummy taste or pasty feel and helps control denture odor. Available at drug counters.
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Ges Asteeth
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Jerraine Miller
Elaine Mitchell
Linda Netherly
John Mull
Deborah Sallie
Donna Sharrett
Pam Snell
Cynthia Sorrell
Joanne Stitt
Susan Tewell
Deanna Williams
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Royal Scot
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Carol
Carol Blue
Kellogg’s
Chuck
Kee
Para
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