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things; but it i&the only way a dog tracts
out hiz game.
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and a member df ,
thelliS. Ajrmy Reserve.
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103 Students Make Durham Tech Honor Roll
One hundred and three
Durham Technical Institute
students made the presidents
honor list for the 1970 Fall
Quarter, the institute reported
today.
The "following Students
ware cited: Jerry Lee Aiken,
Melinda Del Amnott, Harold
Clifford Autry, Robert Jay
Bag nail, William Currie Baker,
John Henry Bass, Kenneth
Wayne Beddingfield, Thomas
O'Briant Belvin, Victoria A.
Flintall hibby, Rufus Bragg
Black ley, James Elery Blank
enship, Mary L. Watson Blue,
Danny Charles Booker, Aileen
L. Bras well, William Abran
Brinkley, Michael Graham
Brooks, Melvin Hudson
Burke, Jr., Ronnie Gene Byrd,
Nettie Lee Daniel Bryant,
James L. Carter, Linda Diane
Carver, Lonnie Edward
Clark, Barney Martin Cook.
Ruby L. Cox, Sarah Ann
Crabtree, Jerry Wayne Davis,
Sallie Mae Davis, Diane
Barbara Evans, Frank Willard
Evans, Jr., Dorothy Marie
Franks, William Beltron Grif
fin, Selmer M. Glover, Edgar
Newton Hadley, Donald Roy
Ha nan, Beverly Ann Harris,
Clara Higgins Harris, Nathaniel
Emelius Harrison 111, Phyllis
Colclough Heavner, Danny
Joe Hendricks, Pearl Eliza
beth Walthall Hester, Ruby
Ann Stelly Hicks, David Earl
Hill, Jerome Glenn Hogan,
Lorrie E. Braly Holleman,
Jesephine Dillard Home, Tho
mas Willard Hutchins, Anita
Lynn Medlin Johnson, James
Albert Jordan, Jimmy R. Key,
Vera B. Landis, Talmadge
Herndon Tassiter, Robert Lad
son Leathers, Gerald Thomas
Long, Patricia Ann Lovely,
Janet L. Lovett, Gary Christo
pher Lushis, Dorris Ann Ma
con, Watts Lee Mangum, Leo
na Letita McCall, Kenneth
McFarland, Cathy Regina Mc-
Ilwain, Hazel Inez Holloway
Miller, Richard Napolitano,
Russell L. Norburn, Barbara
Harper Novicki, Trudy E.
Outen, Ronald W. Perkins,
Linda Marie Powell, Robert
Lee Ruckett, Velma Luvenia
Purefoy, Carol Lee Kerr Ray,
Phyllis Jean Rich, Deborah
Faye Rigsbee, Ora Lee Wil
liams Riley, Barry Temple
Trittenhouse, Richard Steven
Riven bark, Gloria Evans Ro
chelle, Geraidine M. Baird
Freeze your best sauces in
Tupperware 2-ounce Midget
plastic containers and, when
frozen, store the cubes in poly
ethylene bags. When a recipe
calls for just a few tablespoons
of basic sauce, put the cubes in
to a measuring cup ... set the
cup into a skillet of simmering
water . . . and the sauce will be
deliciously ready in only 10
minutes.
*****
Meat loaves, raw or cooked,
freeze well. To defrost and cook
uncooked loaf: empty into
baking pan and bake according
to recipe directions, increasing
baking time by 50%. To do
frost cooked loaf: remove from
container, wrap in foil and bake
in a 400 degree Fahrenheit
oven for 30 minutes.
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WILL HAVE TS U f>. PUT, TOPA-i,
OUI CiT'Ot'* AW E-Jjci 1 HE
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Roghelia; BaifAra Ruffin, Ken
neth Ray fiessoms, Cheryl L.
Sieloff, Thomas Earl Spivey,
James Michael Stone, Cynthia
Eloria Stubbs, Marshall
Thomas, Kenneth Gary Tid
well, Raymond E. Tyrell,
David Alan Varner, David P.
Warren, Alice Watkins, Bennie
Train for tomorrow.
CROSSWORD -
ACROSS 3. Keepsake 21. Wing 15W1513
1. Make-up 4. Employ 23 Blaze iftfl
6. Spills 5. Bench- 24 More QtnJIJBK
11. Shut like select
12. Jury seat 25. Regular
13. Crooked 6. Eating pro- 111^1^1212^
14. Greek letter utensil cedure
15. Falsehood 7. Young 26. Corrode [g|BßoT9^^Eninl
16. Sailor sheep 27. Poijtu.
(slang) 8. Single gue'se nl3 N V d»3 sp pIDI
17. Like unit colony Isldlonlsßrilnl ibis I
18. Inhabitant 9. A winged 29. Weep
21. Tree horse 31. Ventures 39. Demand, as
22. Ignited 10. Cuts 32. Subsided a payment
23. Adhesive 16. Obtaii. 33. Measuring 40. Dry,
24. Crawl 19. Holly stick as wine
27 Goblet 20. Vim 34. Cubic meter 41. Candlenut
28. Trick (colloq.) 36. Flock tree
29. Sound, as ■ ■ u i | 7 I* 1 + 1,.
a dove /y/
30 Not in „
31. Sliding " /yt,
35. Pronoun 13 % **""
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38. Hard or
sweet //V
40. Valuable 777 777 77} 15 77/ 23
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42. Harden 24 ypp —
(var.) OV,
43. Arabian IH 77? W~ ~77? 7 7?' 7 7?
ssr 33- —
44. Splits ,
apart J* 7/91*
45. Nucleus of £2; ///
mililtary J* 777 *•
unit YA
town
1. Burn, as ** y\7,
with steam I I I I I \/sA I I I I 1»
2. Girl's name
THE EMRONM6NTAL*AOSSD LOOP"
"YES WE *N"ALUMINUM ON RECLAMATION AND RECVCUNS
SAUS TO CONSUMER Q
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igi |i llfS^MQder-nhomes
H ! illll,]! show the same
LIS jj high regard for
®) P M '. " 11 beauty and
® 1 durability of oak
mwm &&n
test tonger than
Thomas Watts, Tommy Riley'
Wells, William Egleston Wbft
ener, Irma Jfean Wider, Chris-
Lyons Williams, Ola Mae
Charles E. Wil
son, pirida Kaye Wilson,
Pearlie -rfpan Shaw Wright,
Calverine Yelverton, Carolyn
Jean Fields Young.