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THEBAYTOWNSUN February 2,1972 'Born Yesterday' Cast Named At LC Great Storesj To Serve 1811 N. Alexander Texas Aw. LITTLE BIT LESS FOR THE We Honor USDA Food Stamps PAY MORE? Yellow Cling PEACHES STICK OLEO WE GLADLY ACCEPT D. A. FOOD STAMPS PRICES GOOD THRU FE3 6, 1972 RIGHTS RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES French Mustard 6 oz.JAR QUART JAR Peter Pan Peanut Butler 18 OZ.

JAR Bama Strawberry Preserves 18 OZ. JAR Del Monte Peaches NO. 215 CAN Parkay Margarine 1 LB. PKG. Lipton Tea Bags 100 CT.

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BOX Food Club Saltine Crackers 1 LB. "Born Yesterday," a play written and originally directed by Gary Kanin, has been cast at Lee College. The cast members are as follows: Elyse Turla as Billie Dawn; Tim Stone as Harry Brock; Richard Thomas as Paul Verrall; Garry Morrow as Ed Devery; Cecil Turner as Senator Norval Hedges; Becky Zubik as Mrs. Hodges. Also, John Powell as Eddie Brock; Ray Aaron as the assistant manager; Fannie Turner as Helen; Jimmy Conwell as a jellhop; Bobby Howard as a Bellhop; Laura Billingsley as the hair stylist; Rita Ryan as the manicurist.

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PKG. 18 OZ. JAR 32 OZ. JAR 2 BOX 2 GAL BTL. 59' 49 35' 59 FOOD CLUB is sold exclusively at Weingarten's in this area and is a TOP quality line of canned and packaged foods for those who don't mind paying a bit less for the best! All FoodClub Products (like all products sold at Weingarten's) are GUARANTEED to please you in every way or your money will be cheerfully refunded.

Take the time to compare the quality and compare the price on Food Club products from Wei ng art en's we believe you'll join our "Food Club" and you'll feed your family better for less! "Born Yesterday" is a delightful play that rockets through three joyous acts taking potshots at our legislators, racketeers, time-servers and tarts. From the wisecrack in every sentence, to each smashing curtain line, this satirical play is loaded with plenty of action. The play will be presented March 3, 4 and 5. Thurman Rowlett is the drama instructor. FILMS The LC film series presented the highly acclaimed film Blow Up" Jan 27 in the uditorium.

The film, starring David Hemmings, Vanessa Redgrave and Sarah Miles was one of a series sponsored by the college. Admission is free, and the next film will be shown next month. Dale Adams is in charge of the series. SWIMMING He will offer general information about the Marine Corps. BSU The Baptist Student Union at LC has been very busy this year.

Each Thursday the organization sponsors a 25 cent luncheon from to 1 p.m. at the Baptist Student Union. At these luncheons, pamphlets and new testaments are given out. This is done in connection with the BSU's all over the country as a type of witnessing on campus. At these meetings there is a guest speaker who explains the literature given out.

At 7 p.m. on Thursday, the organization meets to discuss the topic brought up at the afternoon session. The organization has formed a choral folk group. The members are Terrie Thompson, John Savell, David Killer, Pat Barfield and Debbie Crow, guitarist. The union is also planning a trip to Brownville during the spring break.

MUSHROOM LEAN AND TENDER AGAR HAM 5 4 99 The LC swim team is prepar- ig for their upcoming meets ris season. Members of the team are Bill Taylor, Tony Boyle, Micki Susan Ziegler, John Cappleman, Gary Woods. Kathy SG The Student Government at LC has been plagued with not only exessive resignations but financial problems. Paul Cantu, sophomore president resigned from the post at the last meeting. His position and other vacated posts will be discussed at the next meeting.

The SG sponsored concert, featuring Trapeze, has posed the financial problems. Ross Sterling High School, where the concert was held, is asking for $1,800 in damages. This sum includes auditorium rental, a fee for a professional cleaning crew and replacement of carpeting. A motion was made at the meeting to negotiate for a ower fee. They are going to review the contract at the next meeting and vote then as to Beverly Guy, Mike Jansen, Frank OSCAR MAYER SLICED BOLOGNA 69 Also, Taylor, Jensen, Wanda Howard and udy Rigg.

Their first meet will be at the end of February. From this me on they will have one every two weeks. They will meet with such DELICATESSEN BUYS Brick Cheese I 19 Sliced 73' FARMER SROWN All Meat Franks 55 NEUHOFF PREFERRED Lg Cervelat TM 89' CONTINENTAL TH CK OR THIN Sliced Ham I 4 9 RODS RODS BACON ONION-GREEN CHILL1E -GARLIC-CLAM CHEESE 8 OZ. HIPS-FRENCH ONION PKG. if WITH SACON OR ONION HOT OR MILD Avocado Dips TM 55' NEUHOFF LONE STAR BRAND BOLOGNA I mm SAUSAGE Lunch meat STEAK MIX OR MATCH Buddig's Turkey, Chicken, Pastrami, Sliced Ham, Slked Beef, Corned Beef 3 OZ.

PKGS. Food Club Farmer Brown Olive, Bologna Rath Liver Links SOZ.PKG. Barnes English Muff ins PKG. OF "YOUR CHOKE" for WASHINGTON GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES RED OR RUSSET Pofatoe TEMPLE Orangei 15 LB. CELLO BAG LB.

GOLDEN RIPE LB. FRESH 95'Bananas CALIFORNIA FRESH FIRM Lettuce 18. EA. CELLO HEAD 12 Grapefruit LARGE schools as San Antonio College, Del Mar, Alvin, Galveston and Brazosport. The conference swim meet is scheduled for the last week in April.

Ron Ummel is the swim oach. LEISURE One of the most popular courses at LC this semester is leisure time activities. Leisure time activities is a one hour physical education course. It give the student an opportunity to take one hour 3Ut of the day twice each week i pursue leisure time interest Activities offered are pool pong and bridge. It is a co course with a maximum en rollment of 35.

Ron Ummel is the instructor IMC The Instructional Media Center at LC is a non-profit aic to the faculty and personnel. Tests, programs, posters, pamphlets and other literature eachers needs are typed and printed there. Supplies such as projectors, what will be paid. Dr. Alton Laird has rejected the council's idea of bottles in the soft drink machines and the use of cups is now being debated.

The state convention will be April 27 29 at the Flagship in Galveston. The SG meets every other Monday night, and it is an open session. VISITORS Last Thursday, students from Dayton High School visited the LC CAMPUS. They toured the school and acquainted themselves with a college routine. They also used le library facilities.

OPTI-ETTES The Opit-Ettes, a girl's club at LC, are planning a party on Valentine's Day for their club beau. Also, they are planning a arty at the Optimist House for he basketball team. TJCAC The LC basketball team is first in the Texas Junior Col- Former Brown or Crown Deluxe TURKEY ROASTERS LB. recorders and cameras available for the faculty. ege Athletic Conference.

Their next game will be at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 5 in the LC auditorium. Dayton and Cleveland High School students will be the guests for the Rebel vs. Schrienergame.

NURSES Fifty vocational nursing students graduated Jan. 28, in exercises held at the LC auditorium. The Rev. Burnett Dowler, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church was speaker, and Dr. Raymond Cleveland, LC president, presented the di- are plomas.

Instructors of the nursing Three student assistants --'program are Mrs. Mamie Lea cn Pla lt 9 Time Now" ar Pl Trees Crape Berry Vines Jyler Rosebushes BJ Dotting Sofl jOfllMl RllBltf ASSORTED Jr Ii 5f FOR BEAUTI TexasfecanTrees ASSORTED VARIETY VARIETY ASSORTED VARIETY FT. FT. Don't Forget to Start Your Set of Encyclopedias Today Cindy Marek, Kay Hill, Linda Morgan and two work study students Laura Vallery and ally Jo Vallery work at the IMC along with LC employes. Robert G.

McGraw is the director. SPEAKER J. C. Thompson, assistant director of the IMC will address the LC Educational Secretaries Association, Feb. 4, at Moler Hall.

His topic will concern ser vices offered by the IMC, and things that the different offices can do to aid the IMC. CONCERT The Baytown Symphony Orchestra presented a "Pops' and "Classics" concert Tues day in the LC auditorium. The orchestra is directed David Corder. RECRUITER A Marine recruiter will be ir Moler Hall from 9 a.rri. until pjn.

Feb. 9, to talk terested students. eeder, Mrs. Margaret Ster- ng, Mrs. Carmen O'Neal and is.

Dianne McCage. LYCEUM D. Thomas, Rice Univer- ty English Professor, preen ted a lyceum program, Feb. He spoke on Mark Twain and resented the information in irst person, by portraying wain. Ed Moak is in charge of the yceum programs.

REBEL RUMBLINGS Allen Wayne Litton thinks ie going to buy a motorcycle It's dangerous to lend a book at LC, just ask Mike Daris Darrell Hudspeth wonders if it's Hud or Dud. Barbara McCune has trouble throwing the bowling ball Ron Ummel has lots of information Gary Whitaker raises a table Joe Fayle livens the party. to in Marianne Hazelwood and Kay Hill have birthdays.