Bells Are Ringing Opens With Strong Audience Cheers
The opening night of Bells Are Ringing drew thunderous applause with audience members urging the director to take a bow. The show is expected to run packed through the remaining performances. Maureen Doctor impresses in the lead, while the cast features a Susan Swerphone operator and a Hawkshaw inspector subplot adding lively, if uneven, moments.
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Beverly Ragland
Maureen Doctor
Brent Caldwell
Reece Blake
Bells Are Ringing stage revue praised for lively singing
Mauren Doctor and Dave Goodwin star in a bustling revue with Maureen Doctor delivering charm in an alley scene and a subway number to Hello Hello There. Sam Laughlin and the chorus perform It s A Simple Little System about race betting. The cast includes Gina Coons Travis Reames Lee Wollard and Bobbi Alcorn with Roger Rush Lynn Werner and others receiving praise. Reservations available at 622-9671.
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Sam Laughlin
Dave Goodwin
Maureen Doctor
Jeff Moss
Gina Coons
Travis Reames
Lee Wollard
Minnie Wright
Jimmie Zamora
Midas Touch
Pyramid Night Club
Bobbi Alcorn
Sharon Collins
Pamela Reames
Doyle Rice
Margaret Pellegrini
Charles Browning
Stacey Heine
Roger Rush
Lynn Werner
David Orr
Jim Warren
Dear Abby column letters reveal concerns about Playboy exposure and nudity
A reader asks about a five year old viewing Playboy and parental boundaries. Abby cautions on nudity attitudes and notes boys may be disappointed later if their expectations differ from centerfold images. The column also covers marital nudity, etiquette debates, and secretary week grievances from Scranton readers.
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Abby
Playboy
Hints From Heloise Use A cucumber to replace frog
Readers share quirky life hacks from Heloise and others. Tips cover making frog substitutes with vegetables, crafting decorative arrangements, dishwashing in a reused bowl, swirling cake icing for striped batter, repurposing shoe boxes for kids play, creating hair rollers from straws, enabling a blind friend to measure with drilled yardstick, and using a blanket to help a car stuck in sand.
Bowling Party Launches Beta Sigma Phi Fall Season
Phi Delta Chapter holds final summer meeting at Diane Atwell home. Pledges pass their test as Claudia Hernandez notes. Social chair Sharon Weathers announces a bowling party for members and husbands this Saturday at 7 30 pm. Kick Off Luncheon planned August 29 at Cahoon Park Adult Recreation Center with buffet lunch and $2 tickets. Reservations due this Saturday.
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Claudia Hernandez
Sharon Weathers
Beta Sigma Phi
Cahoon Park
Specializing In Half Sizes Large Sizes at Dress Show
Store advertises plus and petite dresses at Grande Dress Show Monterey Shopping Center 1400 W. 2nd with phone 622-1499. Open hours and product range emphasized for customers seeking broad size options.
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Monterey Shopping Center
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Blanch Vegetables Properly for Freezing Says NM State Expert
Mrs Jewell M Limacher county home agent at New Mexico State University explains blanching scalds vegetables with boiling water to slow enzyme activity and kill bacteria. She lists green beans corn English peas squash eggplant crowder and field peas and okra as blanchable with caution to avoid overcooking. Green peppers and tomatoes should not be blanched. consult a freezing chart and ask for the Home Freezing of Fruits and Vegetables guide at the county Extension Service. The Chaves County office is in the courthouse basement at 622-3211.
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Jewell M Limacher
New Mexico State University
County Cooperative Extension Service
Chaves
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