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THE SALVATION ARMY NEEDS YOUR USABLE Clothing Shoes Furniture Cookware Other Valuables Ut nmfitum Cwur iaurtk I Of I rn hemp DtWIM HURRY WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD! (Located Behind Geo. Grubbs Volkswagen) Page 2.4—Woro am, Texan. Saturday May 15, 1976 31 of 1976 Graduates End ear With Highest Honors Thirty-one of this year's graduates from McLennan Community College in Waco graduated with highest honors, and another thirty-seven graduated with honors. Another sixty-three students received the associate in arts (AA) and 169 students received the associate in applied science degree, and another 29 students received certificates of completion. Commencement ceremonies were held at the Heart O'Texas Coliseum at 8:00 p.m.

Friday, May 14. The AA degree comprises a course of study that is the freshman and sophomore years of the bachelors degree. The AAS degree is a two-year course of study that prepares a person for employment and career advancement in one of fifteen programs offered at MCC. The certificate of completion notes a year of study in one of fourteen technical education programs offered at the college. Highest Honor graduates from Waco with AA degrees are 11a Gene Bates, Mark Christopher Falsone, Roy A.

Guimont, Sandra Sue Hail, Jane Eliese Hansen. Chris Lee Lemon. Gladys W. Lieskovsky, William D. Martin, Janet Marie Meek.

Joyce Petter, Ethelyn Jane Portugal, and David Cecil Wiley, Others are Betty Lynn Bor- dovskv, Axtell; Connie P. Busby, Hewitt; Malcolm Frasier, Robinson; Thomas Lawrence Hoffmeyer, Riesel; Dennis R. Meurer, West; Susan Diane Schmalriede, Crawford; Marvin Keith Schroeder, Bellmead; Cynthia Ranee Snokhouse, West; and Mary Margaret Wilson, Northcrest. Highest Honor graduates with AAS degrees from Waco are JoAnn Simpson Anderson. Michael Hassell, Deborah G.

Hix, Janie L. McClain, Donnie Mladenka, and Brenda Sue Snow. Others are Donna Elaine Gunn, Northcrest; Elizabeth B. Kasner. Mart; Rozanne Rogers, Robinson; and Carolyn Green Vogel of Groesbeck.

Waco residents who graduated with honors with AA degrees are Brenda Gayle Anderson, Belinda Fay Britt, Rebecca J. Easter. James Janiga. Lucy Ann Lewis, Charlotte Anne Phillips, Anita Neal Smith, and Katherine Fay Voss. Others include Glenn A.

Barton. Hewitt; Beverly Ann Blohowiak, Bellmead; Billy Pole Clendening. Robinson; Elisabeth Jezek, West; Pamela Lynn Lynch, McGregor; Michael Eugene Meis, Gatesville; Stanley Paul Nemec, West; Jamie Hay Oliver and Glenn Mitchell Whatley, Robinson; and Jennifer Lou Young, Bellmead Honor graduates with AAS degrees from Waco are Eugenia Christine Bigelow, Donna Diane Downard, Jeanie E. Fields. Janet Lori Harris, Mary Hughes.

Jean Fitzpatrick Lloyd, Sherry Dueas Oliver, James D. Pack, Ramon Pappas, and Mary Kathryn Spurgeon Others include Trevor Duelfer, Bellmead; Barbara Mims Franklin, Northcrest; Nancy Compton Jones, Crawford, Peggy Wharton Middleton, Lacy-Lakeview; Janie Lu Pendleton, Cranfills Gap; Jimmy W. Robinson, Temple; Ruby Diane Schulze, Malone; Donald 0. Taylor, Temple; and Judy Kate Wesiphal, Burnet Wacoans who received the Associate in Arts Degree include Jerome Bayer, Marla Beneivenga, Carlos A Blackwood, Dale Carlisle, Billie Ruth Chapman, Johnny L. Curry, Susan Duecy.

Georgia Faubion, Minerva Cruz Flores, Suzanne Kay Garon. Theodore Gawloski, Joan Ann Glass, Oliver Goins Jr Gloria Ann Gonzales, and Don Lindsey Janes Other Wacoans include Jerry A Johnston, Sherie Sue Kidd, Deborah Jean Langford, Martha Grace Martinez. Ruth Miller. Kathryn Miller Newburey, Robert Charles Oliver, Larry and Ronde LeVan Robinson, Jerome Fred Scott, James Robert Sheehy, Michael Simcik, Larry Springman, Vera Yvonne Spruill, Darlene Elizabeth Steinke, Debbie Chastain Vrba, Robert Wright and Sharon Ann Wynn AA recipients from other hometowns are Keith Wayne Brashear, Moody; Rebel John Brown, Gatesville; Vicki Yvonne Brown, Carolyn Ann Rubin and Blaine A. Springston Jr.

of Robinson; Diane Clark, Eddy; Karen Scruggs Cox and Robert A. Symank, Hewitt; Valerie Ann Dunagan, Paris; Donald Dale Durst, Robert Patrick Gresham, and Betty A. Smith, Woodway; Ronald Newel Duwe, John B. Wood, and Jimmy F. Zumwalt, China Spring; Joni Elizabeth Gross and Larry Reed Terry, Mart; and William Michael Harry.

Rosenthall. Others include Judy Ann Hoffmeyer, Riesel; Johnny Holub, Jay E. Vinson, and Robert Lee Wieting, Bellmead; Roberta Lynn Hood, Valley Mills; Olin Dale Hughes, Lorena; Anthony E. Jezek, and Kenneth Lee Williams, West; Alvin R. Kreder Ross; Chet Ragsdale.

McGregor; and Ruby Navarette de Santibanez of Santiago, Chile Recipients of the Associate in Applied Science Degree include these students from Waco: Randall G. Aleman, Billy G. Anderson, Linda Carol Arndt, Margaret Ann Arriaga, Lula Margaret Harris Banks, Wanda Couch Berrington, Jonell Bartrug, Nebolena Compian Beltran, Sandra Kay Bishop, Stephen Mark Blackburn, Larry Glenn Boehme. L. C.

Bratton, and Helen Cox Browder. Other Wacoans include Stacey Johnson Brown, Richard Albert Brucker Donnie Ray Buice, Andrew J. Campbell, Joe D. Cisneros, Julie Karen Coates. Paula G.

Collins. Susan Sprague Cook. Raul C. Cuellar, Pama W. Danek, Suzanne Hale Dillon, Williie Mae Douglas, Linda Canady Dowdy, Mario Jose Duron, Joy Dyer.

Carolyn E. Eddleman.Sherri D. Elliott, James E. Evans. Richard Ferguson, Ellis Ozias Fortune, and Johnie Sue Fritsch.

AAS recipients also from Waco include Walter Allen Gilbert. Edith Giles, Oliver Goins, Julia Frances Gonzales, Deborah A Gordon, Earl Wayne Gray, Vincent R. Griggs, Dennis Harris, Reba Holcomb, David Irving Holland, Mary Elizabeth Hollingsworth, Mary Katherine Dolliver C. B. James, Linda Jean Jewell, Beverly Kay Johnson, Janet Lynn Johnson, Mary Jurjev, George B.

Kajzer, Kevin Kenner Kenny, Alton K. Kirk Betty Kay Kirkbride, Lilliam M. Koller, Ralph Edward Lowe, Sharon Markham, and James T. Markum. Other AAS degree recipients from Waco include Larry Van Massey, Carol Steenson Mazzare, David J.

McCarthy, Beth Ann McGregor, Willie L. McKinney, Johnny Montemayor, Linda Sue Mucciarone, Dolores Neal, Leigh Carol Nisbet, Tommie V. Ozuna, Brenda Kay Patterson, Kathy Jo Payne, Jacqueline Elizabeth Pearson, Larry Wayne Perry, Oleta Pharr. Caroline Denice Ragsdale, Cindy Wiggins Reynolds. Juanita S.

Rodriquez, Debra Kay Rogers, Irene Rosas, and David Arthur Ross. Wacoans also include Jacqueline Juanita Scenters, John 0 Shown, James Sikes, Beverly Anne Gallagher Smith, Judy Smith, Marvin H. Smith, Mary A Soules, Helen 1 Stone, Billie Sumpter, Eddie James Thomas Bobby Neil Vick, Phyllis LaNell Dobbins Ward, Karen Wasylyszyn, Geneva Hollis Weaver, Larry James Westphal, Robert G. Whalen, Ann Elaine Willingham, Karen S. Willis, Charlotte Wilson, Janette W.

Wolfe, Anne King Wood, and Jack Allen Wood Other AAS degree recipients and their hometowns are Anita Yanes Acosta, Betty J. Darnell, Edna Gail Johnson, Betty Anne Thaddies Parker. McGregor; John Babers and Wavis Ivy Hale, Dawson; Carolyn M. Beldin, Cheryl Lee Player Stolen From Auto Burnet Sorrells of 711 North Eleventh reported Friday morning his eight-track tape player had been stolen from his car while it was parked at that address. Police said a window apparently had been pried open to unlock the vehicle.

The tape player was valued at $100. Black, James M. Herring, Georgia Mae High, Mexia; Russell Kent Birkes, Chilton; Linda Kay Blakely, Hamilton; Pamela Bradley, Killeen; Barry Lee Brott, Billiie Elaine Williamson Jones, Pamela K. Rowell, and Kenneth Wayne Wells, Bellmead. Others include Patricia Ann Clary, Gatesville; Harold C.

Cox, and Mary Grace Mills, Aquilla; Wilbert Curtis, John Stephen Hall, Jeanette Marie Sefcik Jernigan, Perry David Molett Temple; Debbie Winter Dobbs. Crawford; Cynthia Lynne Cantrell Doublas, Sandra Diane Kunkel, Joseph Anthony Lewis, Frieda Yvonne Neumann, Marlin; Ruby Melda Fajerson, Patsy R. Glockzin, Gail E. Hoffman, Mart; Janice Lorraine Farmer, Clifton; Sherrie Jean Frosch, Emelio Gonzales, Johnny Gordon Scarborough, and David J. Smith of Robinson.

AAS recipients also include Robert M. Frost, Alma Jean Swaner, Jerry Dwain Watson, Axtell; Mary Lou Hughes, Kirvin; Babette Hunt, Thelma Joyce Key, Cameron; James S. Johnson. Gerald S. Neimer, Nora E.

Reed, Hewitt; Patricia Wynne Johnson, Meridian; Thresa Kay Kahler, Rosebud; Janet Kay Kotch, Evelyn M. Wiley, Bremond; Daniel Kramolis, Abbott; Margaret A. Lander. Elizabeth C. Miller, and Carla L.

Kaddatz Urbanovsky, West. Others are Gary Lathrop, Elm Mott; Bonna J. Loewe, Hillsboro; Debra Lee Loke, Bryan; Paul Wayne Radle. Lott; Robert Joe Ripley, Robert E. Woodruff, Eddy; Lloyd R.

Sherman, Patricia Lin Westerman, Dolores Angela Wharton, and Charles Yerger, Northcrest; Richard B. Sherrod. Thornton; Ethel Sneed Williams, Riesel; and Jimmy F. Zumwalt of China Spring. Twenty-nine certificates of completion were awarded students in technical education programs at MCC this spring, they were: Margaret Ann Elaine Archie, McGregor; Virginia Ann Guyton, Moody; Linda Hawthorne and Audrey Denise Smith, Axtell; Margie E.

Hodges, Donetta McLemore and Frankie L. Smith, Valley Mills; and Carolyn Sue Tudor of Waco in Cosmetology. Also Margaret Ann Arriaga, Waco; Donna Suzette Cochran, Northcrest; and Alma Jean Swaner, Axtell, in Scretarial Training; Mario Jose Duron. Deborah A. Gordon, Barbara Jean House.

Beverly Ann Stalling, S. Glenola Varner, Waco; Joe Terrell Herbelin, Lorena; Paula Lynn Roerick, Northcrest; and Pamela Rowell, Bellmead, in Mental Health; Yvonne Garza and Kevin Kenner Kenny of Waco in Junior Accounting; Shelia Denise Howard, West, Clerical Typist; C. James of Waco, Law Enforcement; Ella Drusella Jones, Waco; and Mary Susan Rubin of Robinson, Legal Transcriptionist; Carol Long and Susan Ann Story of Waco, Medical tionist; Nell Murphy Majors of Waco, Data Processing; and Alice Blanch McDade of Waco in Child Care. Anarchist (iuns Down Banker CONTINUED FROM PACK ONE what authorities said was the suicide hanging of German anarchist Ulrike Meinhof last Sunday in a West German prison cell. Police said they could not make a definite link.

In Paris, police said Jacques Chaine, 61, president of the state-owned Credit Lyonnais, died outside his head office of a single bullet fired into his chest by Jean Bilski, an anarchist with a long police record for petty theft and violence. Bilski committed suicide by firing a single bullet into his head, police said. Chaines wife, Jacqueline, suffered a serious facial wound. fired only three a police official said. was all over within a few Witnesses said Bilski was waiting on the sidewalk when the Chaines drove up in a chauffeur-driven car.

Bilski, briefly employed two years ago as a shipyard laborer, had no known connection with the Credit Lyonnais or with the Chaines. Placed in a correction center for juvenile delinquents at the age of 16. he had several convictions and two prison escapes on his record when he disappeared from view 18 months ago. The police said he claimed to belong to an anarchist which was not otherwise identified. Chaine, a member of the elite corps of inspectors of finance.

had a distinguished career as bank administrator and director of numerous private French companies. Hours before Chaine was killed. unknown persons broke into a branch of the stateowned French Generale bank in Toulouse and destroyed office equipment but took no money. Slogans painted on the windows threatened death to the president the Other banks and public buildings in Toulouse were daubed with red paint and tracts bearing Mrs Meinhof's picture were scattered on the sidewalk. Dollar Value I Across Orean BRUSSELS (CPI) The S.

dollar rose sharply Friday, closing at its best rate in weeks on several European markets. The British pound fell to a three-week low. The dollar had been on an upward trend this week until Thursday, when it fell slightly only to at the opening today. Dealers said higher eurodollar rates and a healthy outlook for the U.S. economy along with with an increase in S.

interest rates boosted confidence in the American currency. But there was a renewed cautious attitude towards economic propects and the pound fell sharply to $1.8151. only 71 cents above the its record low. Thursday's close was $1 8275. Dealers said a worse-than-expected visible trade deficit for last month also did not help the performance Friday, DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketfiiam VR FASHIONS FACTORY OUTLET STORE INC.

320 Factory Hours p.m. Sat. p.m. ladies JEANS 5.25 NOW 475 Ladies 3 75 JEAN 4.25 Reg. 3.40 NOW NOW Ladies 3 50 KNIT TOPS 4.00 NOW Ladies Bibbed 475 SHORTS Reg 5.25 NOW Ladies PLAID SHIRTS 6 80 NOW Ladies PLAID PANTS 5.00 NOW 450 Mm savs ear a pretty voice He SAfO he never HEARD A Miiik SQUNO Tm OWJM'ME HOME Today Set Aside To Honor Police Capitol Staff AUSTIN-Calling on all citizens to in remembrance of our law enforcement officers who have died in performance of Gov.

Dolph Briscoe has proclaimed Saturday as Police Memorial Day in Texas. Briscoe ordered that Texas flags on state buildings be flown at half staff a visible tribute to these fallen Col. Wilson E. Speir, director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, reported 11 Texas law-enforcement officers were killed last year as the result of criminal attacks while seven others died in line of duty accidents. Forty-eight DPS officers have died in performance of duty since 1932, Speir reported.

Spanish King, Quee To Visit U.S. in June WASHINGTON (UPI) King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia will visit the United States next month, the first visit to this country by a Spanish head of state. The visit, at the invitation of President Ford, was announced Friday by the Spanish Embassy. The royal couple will arrive in the United States June 1 and will stay at Blair House in Washington. The king will address a joint session of Congress June 3 and exchange state dinners with Ford.

While in Washington, the King will unveil a 20-foot high, 66-ton sculpture of Don Quixote on the lawn of Kennedy Center. Then the royal couple will travel to New York, where they will visit the United Nations, inaugurate an exhibit of Goya paintings at the Metropolitan Museum, and dedicate a new Spanish cultural and social center Casa They return to Madrid June 6. En route to Washington, the royal couple will visit the Dominican Republic, where Columbus first landed in the New World. Scale Peak KATMANDU, Nepal (UPI) Two members of an Italian expedition have scaled the treacherous Dhaulagiri main peak in the Himalayas, the seventh tallest in the world, the Nepal foreign ministry said today. Waco Business and Industiy Have Grown With The Aid of The Citizens National Bank of Waco Last month, in a Special Edition of The Waco Tribune-Herald, the following 84 businesses and industries of Waco were listed: Alamo Machine Supply Gibsons Owens Illinois Alamo Steel Machine Goldstein-Migel Piggly Wiggly Alamo Steel-Welding Div.

Graham Embroidery Pioneer Savings Amaco Products Grove Printing Pure Co. S. Barnett The Hargis Co. Reisinger Printing Hack Branch Dist. Co.

Henson's Inc. Richards Equipment Brazos Electric Power Co-op Hill Printing Co. Sanger insurance Broadmore Homes Huck Mfg. D. E.

Shipp Belting CabSevision Island Plastics Smchir Bedding Caldwell Gene Ives Tile Walter R. Stewart Sons Cen-Tex Distributors Jacobs-Cathey Stutz Industries Central Freight lines K. D. Mfg. Taylor-Oowns Ins.

Central Texas Iron Works Kier Bldg. Texas National Bank Central Texas Movers Riggers Kindler's Gem Jewelers Texas Power Light Central Texas Savings Loan King Tire Sales Texas State Technical Institute Centurion Homes Corp. Krafcor C. M. Trautschold Co.

Citizens National Bank R. K. Limb Brace Tymco Community State Bank lochridge-Priest UKramotion, Inc. R. E.

Cox Lone Star Gas Co. Universal Atlas Cement Darr Equipment Love Wood Products Van Outdoor Advertising Davis Brothers Publishing Marathon Battery VanTran Electric Davis Iron Works Mars Waco Savings Loan First Federal Savings Loan Mercury Tool Waco Spring Brake Service First National Bank Midway Garden Center Waco Tribune-Herald Fitzhugh Co. Moody Furniture Waco Welders Supply Fleetwood Homes Mosley Machinery Westview National Bank Frank Smith Sons Nystrom Associates Word, Inc. General Tire Rubber Olmstead Kirk WoHd of Sleep This list is an outstanding list of firms that form an important nucleus of Waco growth and progress and we were pleased to note that: 57 nearly 68 of those listed have accounts at The Citizens, 35 -or over of them have received financial assistance from this bank. We congratulate each of them for their contribution to a wholesome economic environment in Central Texas.

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