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4 vmv'i im Br im i i -iiiiirrtniiriii ttwmunn n.i mini, i mm i mmvt mr itun Willi iiwtf'iiininrem'iii tuitmnm mmrinnncwwiiir murn tmMMnt flPFi mm mm save 6 Th. Coihodon Tribune Friday, Nov. 13, 1970 Coshocton, NCT Choral Group Will Attend Clinic, Worhhops Cut Costs By and 2 p.m. There will be a rr Clipping These Coupons DOWNTOWNER PLAZA noon luncheon for the high school conductors with Appling High School students are invited to dine in the Msukingum cafeterias. The workshop will be concluded with a performance of WW rt An 2 So I' A DA the district-required music by HUMIDIFIERS NEW CONCORD-William Appling of Case Western Reserve University wil be guest clinician at a choral workshop for area high schools Saturday at Muskingum College under the sponsorship of the college department of music.

Coshocton High School will be represented. Appling Is a well known choral conductor as well as an outstanding pianist and organist. He holds the bachelor of arts and master's degrees from Western He has performed as pianist with the Cleveland Orchestra and was assistant choral conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra chorus under Robert Shaw. While a public school teacher, his Glennville high school choir was invited to the 1964-65 world's fair. Twelve area high schools which will send groups to the workshop are Barnesville, Cambridge, Coshocton, Duncan Falls, Graysville, Guernsey Catholic Central, Friends boarding school at Barnesville, New Concord, West Muskingum, Maysville, Newcomers town and West Richfield.

Each will have an ensemble of 12 to 18 singers who will work with Appling on OMEA required contest music. The days's activities will begin with registration at 9 a.m. Rehearsals and work sessions will begin at 10 a.m. 5 per package enough bags in each package to 00 1 hold seven bushels. Limit 3 the High School students involved in the workshop and a performance of the state required numbers by the Muskingum A Cappella choir under the direction of Woodrow Pickering.

Arrangement for the workshop are being made by Mr. Pickering and Miss Catherine Johnson, members of the Muskingum music faculty. Any In Stock Limit 1 ii li ckjj for Limit 1 LJ3 Valid Thru Nov. 15,1970 Valid Thru Nov. 15,1970 Valid Thru Nov.

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.1 Limit 2 E-3 Valid Thru Nov. 15. 1970 3 Valid Thru Nov. 15. 1970 MM Little fishie in the brook Papa caught him with a hook Oh no it's not a fish he got It's just a big old rusty pot.

5th grade, Merion, Pa. NEW YORK (NEA) There are 29 million elementary school children in the United Srates. An Earth Patrol project, designed to make them more-. aware of their environment and stimulate their interest in ecology, has been launched by My Weekly Reader, a national news report used by pupils in kindergarten through sixth grades. The early results have been stimulating.

In Indianapolis, first and second graders picked up schoolyard trash and made literal "litterbugs" from the refuse designs of insects fashioned from bits of paper and other trash. The litterbugs were posted in the school Ivall with signs urging other pupils 1o "help us keep these bugs off our playgrounds." IN MADISON, second graders visited the town's sanitary landfill area to gain first hand knowledge of solid waste disposal One small boy, excited, recognized a familiar article being tossed from, a truck. "We threw that away this morning! exclaimed. At Harrison Park Elementary School in Grand Rapids, sixth graders formed an ecology club called SWAP mMmm lOooooooooiyOTir "(TOOT i 1 LIQUID PLUMR MEN'S MATCHED WORK SETS MAALOX ANTACID Hi Liquid drain opener. No ff 00 mivinn nrt rrrr Mn Assorted sizes Limit hnilinn 1 nt.

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Valid Thru Nov. 15,1970 1 Valid Thru Nov. 1 5, 1 970 Valid Thru Nov. 15. 1970 mm 11 Littcrbug made from pieces of trash found in their schoolyard dramatized the ecology problem for children in an Indianapolis school.

This "insect" and others were hung in the hall with a sign reading: "Help us keep these bugs off our playground." Furnace Filters OVAL ROASTER I STORM WINDOW KITS 1 5x20x1 16x20x1 20x20x1 which will be used in games With built-in gravy well 12 to 15 pound $50 1 at a "trash carnival." Extra Clear Heavy Gauge Plastic. Enough for four 36" x' 72" AinHnAc Students Working Against Pollution. Members made a survey of area pollution problems, cleaned up a local stream, wrote a pollution song and poem. A SIXTH GRADE class in huh (jkadlks Baltimore, has written antipollution letters to steel industries. A class member delivered a television editorial on the subject.

The class is planning to "re cycle" trash by making trash balls mm -W 20x25x1 capacity. Reg. $1.89 Limit 1 Merion, rewrote nursery rhymes to focus attention on Reg. 59c Limit 2 Valid Thru Nov. 15.

1970 Reg. 49c to 59c Limit 4 Valid Thru Nov. 15.1970 ValiH Thru Wnu 1 1 Q70 pollution. "Rock a- bye Baby" became: "Rock a bye baby Answer to Previous Punle Select Readings up in the sky. When the wind blows the baby will cry, mmm 'MUMlELfUA- i A A nt i if fill if Because the pollution is so thick, The baby, and everyone else is sick." LATEX CAULK I It-jAiN IBiAiV CjOjGl AN ORE Ajpgn ia ehL i Bie air IlRr" Tf AJMJO NTS IvENfejofj tnUaipjtI 11 1 AIRjTjs ETlDAN All L.

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campaign against pollution by making gas masks of oa-tmeal pre-mixed with antifreeze. One gallon size. Reg. 69c Limit 1 OFF 1 10 Cleanse with liquid 13" Almanac" ending .14 Seize 36 Follower (suffix) and salt boxes and wearing for ACROSS (Byron) 5" the Obscure" (Hardy) Provide with money 11 Near the ear (zool.) 34 Papal crown 15 River in Venezuela 16 Concerning (2 words) 38 Heavy blow (coll.) 39 Raw metal 22 Herdsman 25 Waited for 2( Seed covering 28 Explosive 31 Rousieau's hero S3 Novel by Scott 23 Diabolical 7 Lunar "seas them in public for one full day. 40 Poetic form (Franklin) Valid Thru Nov.

15,1970 Valid Thru Nov. 15, 1970 Valid Thru Nov. 15.1970 THIRD AND fourth numerals CO" Karcnina" (Tolstoy) rx)VN lKind of airplaji 2 One graders in In wood, Iowa, 32 Frozen liquid 42 Grayish blu 13 Main star of 43 Plant part constellation 45 Occupation 3" Social event (coll.) 3 9 Corpulent 46 Hawaiian 20 Ovid, for one pepper authored a play called "Snow White and the Anti-Polluters." (comb, form) 21 Blue pencils The "plot: Snow White falls into 3 Ohio college 23 504 Roman) 24 Biblical a deep sleep because she can't stomach the pollution arund her. The antipolluters then CITTY LITTER POOL TABLES town 4 Ibsen heroine ii Container I METAL STORAGE SHED 47 Bird's home 49 "Essavs of (Lamb) 51 Lair 52 Possessive pronoun 54 Hostelry 55 Heavy weight 56 Period of time si 6 Swiss canton bring her back to life by country 26 Guido's note 2 Pulsate 29 Din 50 Importune 52 Chemkal cleaning up the neighborhood. 28 Abstract being Giver 9 Man's name 8 School near 41 Employer Londoa Complete with racks, cue sticks, cue ball and balls.

OFF GRADE SCHOOLS have shown a proclivity for letter Sizes 7x9, 7x10. 7x8. Reg. $107.95 to $169.95 Limit 1. Approved for all cats.

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15. 1970 Ohio, have barraged senators and congressmen and major polluters with letters. An editorial urging -all citizens to mm help clean up the state was written by a sixth grade class ALL AMERICAN SPRAY PAINT in Colorado Springs, and published in 'two local FLINTST0NES MULTIPLE VITAMINS 9 IF" jl 12 113 1 1 1 T6 17 jHrqTg 19 20 21 22 23 124 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 ri33 34 35 36 "137 38 39 40 I 41 45 46 47 49 I 5l" 152 53 54 55" 56 57 58 59 50 I I I I I rs Coupons Valid newspapers. 57 Assorted colors Reg. $1.98 i UU chewable, fruit flavored 100 tablet bottle Reg.

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