Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 10

Ttbfrapli 1191 Cob. Friday, Apri Edison News NAMHY GEIST P.T.C.A. sdieol np hoM tlwir MCOiMl Afirl wH p.m.» wiB mMi April II. A Mrt. Prmdt Qerioek iiere Sunday dhaier gueata famHy, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Voras and Dliie (Devoras) were Sunday dinner of Mr. and Mrs. film and local talent btihe profram. Lacy Durtuun, Sr.

visited Mr. prettier Duane Thy of Mrt. Jay Yoder and boys lap. Tesas wiU conduct Keviv-i Thursday evening. aHwvkes at Baptist Mr.

and Mrs. Awdeman from April to 11. Serv- and family vialted Mr. and Mrs. are at 7:31 m.

Whittomore. Sr. Wectoesday ilw 10 CeWeiy wUl presented by the Genos Mr, ind Mrs. Freddie Keller SuBdsy St the supper guesU Houae at 4 m. Sunday.

of of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Anderson and Jileen.

Tlie Elvin Liadt children from Tueaday ubU day with tbelr auid, Mr. and Mrs. Fete BMcer and family Mr. and Mrs. Jolm visited Mrs.

Wills to Calhan Wednesday afternoon Fred Geist and Peggy Bresser were Thursday guests of 7. Refreshments will and tiiere will Mr, and Mrs. Harry Geist and famUy. The Highland Mr. and Mrs.

John Keller. jSociety met at Mrs. Resss; Chip and Khn Allen last week and finished be no Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Ras-itwo quilts. One wUI go to chM.

Pamela from famUy Peyton high schoool Thursday morning. May Ann who plans 9 go to Holland soon dcliated the Thurwlay momtogifor Missionary work there, and to the (tounty Basketball home. 'the other to Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Toumament idayoff Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bennett ard GUtey. Charkne and Jim dto- Mr. and Mrs.

Walt Glaue vis- Mrs. Elsie Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Anderson and Vir. Things to Do See crtwM MoanuuMO' phm pw ACMteBur pSJ aAmiMurt ItMa, Cimnmm BflM X14H PataMr 0.

S. BbilNrkF IS-tTM 0. S. camwe Mwunaw, pm. afe tw, (tSwten).

M. AlrcMtta. (T TMida. p.m to PI W. to TMBdAy ifi Pootor Wwj Wyi 5.

I to 5 1 8, a Pi yOM fkwntos CfKtoiI SkprwPv IO mttn MHttouMt olVictor: Htldi were Sunday at- wf ol Mr. and Mrs lenmn at the Baptist dNTch. 'They will live on Clay Mrs. Arlie Hamilton was a Wednesday evening. place and work fw him.

dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doak and rtstor and Mrs. Robert Hamilton and her visited Mr. and Mrs.

and: Marty visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Muta. I Leonard Frazier and family Geist Tuesday afternoon.

Mr and Mrs. SW were saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan Sunday dinner of Mr.i viola Geist was a Sunday din- and girls spent the weekend Mrs.

Don Wright and girls. guest of Carolyn and driring New Mexico Mrs. CHeva Edenborough andibara Brauer. and Lultoock, "Dixas. While to Mrs.

Jan Kellw andi Mr. and Mrs. John Keller Lubbodi they visited Mr. and Wade Yoder visited Pearlie were Wednesday supper guests MfC Caddell Wrighti Thursday morning. (rf Mr.

and Mrs. Freddie Keller and boys. Hamiltani was a Elmer Rasner visited Mr. and Maurice Kenney has gone to Wednesday overnight guest of Mrs. Raymond Cruts Friday Utah a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Maxine Michael and calM tcmoon. Mrs. Maurke Kenney, Jr. Thelma (Moss) Oandall on Easter Church services at family.

Thursday afternoon. Leader will be as follows: Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Car! Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Schoknecht day school at 10 a.m. Program naughey and boys were Sunday Skis were Sunday dinner at egg hunt and basket din- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs Leonard ner.

Church services will be Marvin Hamilton and Dave. fYazier and family. conducted by the Rev. Bauer of Turner will direct in Italy and Two of the boys had spent Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Fowler at 2 p.m. and George Hamilton have European locations, spring vacation with their family of Denver visited, Joanne Kinkade. Adell Gregg, succumbed to a weekly 124 milM wwt ArVaaMw MuMctoel HONORED POSTHUMOUSLY Capt. Charles L. Moore, Air Force Academy graduate, was honored posthumously Iasi Thursday when his widow received the Distinguished Hying Cross, Air Medal.

Purple Heart, and two South Vietnamese medals for courage in combat. Mrs. Tosca Moore, Colorado Springs. was presented the decorations by Lt. Gen.

Thomas S. Moorman, academy superintendent. Capt. Moore, a 1962 Academy graduate, also is survived by two children, Michael. 3, and Beth Ann.

2. The captain was shot down in July, 1967, when on a fighter-bomber mission. (Air Force Academy Photo) SUBSIDIARY PORTLAND, Ore. (AP. Even though his company, Burial Vault has become a subsidiary 0 Pacific Northwest there will be no changes in personnel or policy, Kenneth Graves, the president, said Thursday.

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Ihi SC 1 to 4 p.m. spd 711 to AMVRNKMT PAM p.m. WcdaMday ikrooah Suadav rUi am mila wU IM cloaad tuHll Pausar aad SciwoiBi Milchall HiKh Sci fkato avarv Satorday at Hollywood Rtofc Scinola 4 7 to p.m. RENT sew AS tow Per Mo, Rent All Applies to TV 632-0888 ttaa EXPfRT SERVICE REPAIRS TV. Sterto, Radio Rocorders Antenna Instailation Eleetronie Organs COLORADO SPRINGS MUSIC CO.

108 8. Tejon BY FLORABEL MUIR other Carol White is definitely television Programs grandparents Catherine Winters and Debbie Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Yoder and Margaret Edwards and Paul planning on making her next nw recelvM lafenmdtoa Wtted Selew trem If nil.

nr directly. wewseeper cewmet ecceme ter tke reunites Steve film in Hollywood. When mw tae eemmee prmttce et television series, but when the McQueen and Robert Vaughn tional General brought her totovHtee ftetteee te ei ceetermtof to eewt- Geist attended a 4-H meeting in, u. Hiureday tUl Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Garrold Smith. Colorado Springs Monday even- (or lor the drat time eight years, to introduce her starring Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Mary McKay and Johnny, ing to complete the by-law and each of them, understan- 'The last time the two she opened two! and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Dean. Joe and Sharon constitution of the County 4 -H liable! Harold Robbins, whose was in Magnifi-Uharge accounts in Beverly'i Spiirltog and family called oniSopko were dinneriCouncil. novels have all been sensational cent and both were vir- Hills and put her okay on the, Sunday evening. guests of Mrs. Mary Sopko.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schick sensational best sellep to tual unknowns. In their first house she wants to rent. Ideal- Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Lindt Mr. and Mrs. George Kelleriyisited Mr. and Mrs.

they rode horses. For ly, she says, like to work' and Althea and Miss Betty An-family were Saturday sup-Whiltemore. Sr. Sunday after- Adventurers" to name they tear up the San in Hollywood during the week dcrton were Sunday dinner Per guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy came home from the written his first story Francisco area in horse- and the rest of the time guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Keller. Monday. television and ABC wiH power cars.

sunning in Palm Springs. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rasneri Mrs.

Lillie Anderson Is feeling to viewers tor the 1969- took Ernest Borjinine tlnr- Gen. Curli? LeMay, Mrs Barbara Gieck and and Pamela. Mr and Mrs. Rayjvery well at present season It a one-hour color jgcn years to catch up with the who devl.scd the Berlin airlift Sherri and Mrs. Ernestine Kunau, Mr.

and Mrs. Dean' The Edison Drylanders met dealing with the grip the top award of the Mexican Film and brought it to its successful Brown and children were Satur- Sams and family and Rev. and Friday night. Hugh Whittemore has on big He won it tor his role conclusion, called me to chat day dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Mrs.

Jerry Allen and family led the American flag. Paul oajKer jn which also earned the other day. He has very Caussin and family. 'vere Sunday dinner guests oficeist the 4-H pledge. Randy an Oscar.

Ernie's co-stars feelings about Vietnam with hnndUmns Lana it FRIDAY 11 IS 7 EVENINO I rUatstoPM A DIaltec tor DaRari Mr and Mrs Ivan Corum. iCieck and Jim Keller gave Bill Hot- In opinion, the U.S. is ivdii vuiuui. luiecx ana jim iveiicr gave 4 a 3nd Mrs. John Andereonjhealth and Matt Durham Ti Safety talk.

Randy Gieck. Jim! HUGk HAM SANDWICH Keller Monday evening. Brown, Ronnie Keller and Steve, time, other cha- Va Horn SOc TOWN HOUSE mmi Manitou Springs Mr. in Parras, Mexico, belatedly presented him with the award and Mrs. Fred Colglaiier DeVorss gave demonrtrations.j«,“'”has'°"a-i! or Burlington.

Mrs. Dee Bordonjoanne KInkade, Jim time Emie Signed to star ui me Big in Mexico was in 1963 in -and Tony. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Paul Geist and Roger Parsons au Mr.

and Mrs. and showed for livestock judging. Buri Lancaster 1TB The Edison Lucky Lassies re mained after school Friday and DORIS THOMAS AND HER DIXIELANDERS VV.ulous RED GARTER ROOM Friday and Saturday Come In and enjoy our SPECIAL COCKTAIL HOUR Mon. thru Fri. 5 7 p.m.

at the Freeway trip south of the border fort Lana since filming will take' I place in Mexico. George is in cooked supper for 12 ntenibers leading role in and 2 leaders. Chicken fried comedy. steak, baked potatoes, brocolli. gtar-Spangled which he- relish plate, hot rolls and lemo-iwiii tour throughout the Mid-j nade were served.

Homemade west, where he is very, very' ice cream and cake and cookies popular DENVER (AP) were made for dessert. Irene Another bit of casting newsiteacherg apparently think Keller gave a bread from producer the training they get Teachers Have Low Regard For Training stration, Clierie Doak gave an il lustrated talk on hair care and foolish to continue landing men anywhere on the Asian con-i tinent. 'The thing we should pend upOT, he says, is our overwhelming air power. Com-i ing from Curt, this a spur- of-the-moment statement, but one that has been thoroughlyj and knowledgeably thought out. Dame Edith Evans will definitely be among those present at the Academy Awards next! week, but before leaving England the 80-year old nominee will complete her starring role in a two-hour television produc- Colorado tion of This is Dame third nomination and three may prove to be CES GUal Natr H-7S 2 GUligaa'i IttoaS 11 -M 12 Mvair tor Teaat I Lae? 7 WIM.

WIM Prrrr Maaaa V4 Tanaa Mew 11 Gamer ryle 12 7 Arto AwarS Faifc Gallar WIM, WIM 7 Gamer Pela Ttona af taar Ufa a Grifda 7 Itoalh Valta? HaUywaaS Baak Beat Siar 11-7 Mavto CHItt af (be WerM US Will BeaaeU New: U-t Caatraalallaa I Sperlal TwUtaM Kaae U-11-2-7-4 AVreS RHrbeeeb IMarlta BaikHbalt Merle 12 II Ulto 2 3 11 i 13:12 2 7 WIM af Marbricbl Newa Oatar Limita Great Manie Beller Newt Laie la Tbaalrc The S.tTURD.tY Stress. He has signed Fred A -U qj profession, according lucky for one of grea- taire to co-star with Anne 3 survey released and most honored act-it Kathy Eichman showed how to wood and Richard Crenna injijy Colorado Education De-resses make cole slaw. Seventy tea Midas Alf KJellin bag tags were turned to and we The report, compiled from now have collected five pounds yQDAI) three sets of questionnaires sent of Pepsi Cola caps. Play books were handed out for the two plays to enter the Play Talent Contest. Battle of the bud-.

tually no experience and school THE EXCITING NEW "SAVOYS" Bringing Music For Many Moods Happy Hour 4:30 to 6HM3 DANCING EVERY NIGHT. HOURS: MON. THRU FRI. 2-2 SATURDAY 12-2 SUN. 12-12 WE ARE SPECIALIZING IN EXCELLENT CHAR-BROILED STEAKS STEAKSANDWICHES TNI PINIST OP friAK PUINiSHIO BY PkANK CIAIK Ml ATS.

lUCt! nc) a I li to recently graduated teachers Rentwed for 5 Years with at least a year of exper- The United Stales and get and French Toast will hi practiced alter school on AprU 12 administrators. counlry American Airl The most frequent complaint Defense Command for five vears courses are too theoretical and! REFEREE neighboring nations i Philosophical to be of real value. NEW VORK UP) A eour, ajToo, referee Thursday The new second most districting almost continues the command criticisni. I850.0W wntributiofis 73 the condition that it Other complaints: poured from all over theioan terminated by either country for the families of 12 government on a notice, firemen killed to the Madison The renewal note from the Square fire, Oct. 17, 1966.

jq Canada also said the Under the plan shares would new agreement wUl not involve TALENT NIGHT- EYERY MONDAY NIGHT range from about $43,000 for the widow and two children (rf Lt. John Finley to about for the widow arxi five children of Battalion Chief Walter J. Higgins. The plan was submitted to'on the State Supreme Court for ap-'tinent. in any way a Canadian commitment to take part in an active ballistic missile defoise.

NORAD operates a warning system against enemy attacks N-orth American con- General Raymond J. provai. Moose were iscd to mail during the Middle in Europe. heads headquartered carry Springs, Ages the in command, Colorado Dancing in the Don Quixote Room JOHN BURDELL TRIO SlHling 7:00 PJi for Ywr Dncing Pleasiirt ENJOY THE BEST IN DINING PLEASVRE 1719 MeUAUOA HOTEL Bijou Of Uniofi 6344141 ZA lliBWalfflniale.Sia®B gsTMmAtMit FUCK CINEMA 532 N. Tajon 473-44BB Sun.

mat. 2:30 Curtain Nightly 7 ondBp.m. ProfessKHial courses are too repititious, instructors frequently have too little background of public school teaching, quality of students permitted to enter the is poor, too little attention is devoted to discipline and more attentiwi is needed for work with deprived children. Df the non-tenured teachers (those with more than a year but less than three years experience), 46 per cent rated teacher education programs as adequate and 15 per cent said barely ade- uate. The student teacher group suits showed 38 per cent though the system to be adequate and 13 per cent classed it as barely adequate.

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aacapt 7:40 a.m.; 13:40, 1:40, 5:40, 4:40 ami 11:40 p.m. SPORTS: 4:55, 7:15 a.m.: 4:10 9.55 p.m. Sbarto, 30 past kaar aacapt 5:30, ijao a m. 13:30. 1:30.

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10:05 a.m.; 13:10, 3:05, 4 05. ij05, 5 55 p.m. OH Paal Daaa 5:42 L. WarM NEWS: 52 min. past haar.

NlAO- 9nl UNIS: 30 min. past kaar. WEATNIR: 15 ant min. tka kaar. SPORTS; 7:38 a.m.

ant 1:35 p.m. Pal 10:30 a.m. ant Bill BIH A'tama'l 3:00 B. MttcbeB I B. MltrkcB Gary Cea Cart TaaickI 7:12 Etitartal C.

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