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} — Griffin Daily News Friday, February 6,1976
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Mrs. Bill Johnson as Thomas Jefferson, Mrs. Jerry
Hollberg as Mother Mockingbird and Mrs. Gerald
Lawhorn as Monty Mockingbird.
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Mrs. Dale Carley as American Eagle and Mrs. Gerald
Lawhorn as Monty Mockingbird.
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I Popcorn
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again
The Popcorn Players of the
Utility Club of Griffin are on
tour once again with a play for
I the school children of Spalding
County. This year’s production,
“Will Monty Come Marching
Home Again?,” has a Bicen
tennial theme.
The play, in which a young
mockingbird longs to be The
American Bald Eagle, was
written by Mrs. Ashley Hurt
and is directed by Mrs. Hurt
and Mrs. Tom Grayson.
Mrs. Gerald Lawhorn por
trays Monty Mockingbird and
Mrs. Bill Johnson plays Thomas
Jefferson Turtle, his best
friend. As the two travel toward
Washington, they meet Betsy
Ross Rabbit (Mrs. William
Hancock), Ben Franklin Bear
(Mrs. Charles Wynne), and
Hernando de Soso (Mrs. Tom
Grayson). Mrs. Jerry Hollberg,
as Monty’s mother, tries to find
her son, but does not succeed
until Monty has located The
Eagle (Mrs. Dale Carley).
Original costumes were
designed and made by Mrs.
Richard Shapard, Mrs. Roberto
Oviedo, Mrs. Don Segars, and
Mrs. Hollberg. Mrs. Jim Cobb,
Mrs. Segars, and Mrs. Arthur
Lesser made the sets, including
a likeness of the U. S. Capitol.
The cast has been rehearsing
at the First Methodist Church
and will open the tour with a
performance for the church
kindergartens there, on
February 10. Then the show will
eo to all the elementary schools
and the Play to Learn School.
Questions regarding the play
schedule should be addressed to
Mrs. Andrew Blake.
The Utility Club organized the
Popcorn Players four years ago
in an effort to provide cultural
enrichment for children. The
first play had a cast of five and
a crew of one and dealt with the
importance and fun of school.
The second, “The Lost Pink
Fiddle,” was based on books
that elementary school children
read. The third production was
“a play within a play” which
borrowed parts of Shakes
peare’s “A Midsummer Night’s
Dream.”
In addition to the original play,
which the Utility Club takes to
each school, the Club brings two
productions of the Atlanta
Children’s Threatre to Griffin.
The next will be “Tom Sawyer”
in May.
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Mrs. Charles Wynn as Ben Franklin and Mrs. Tom Grayson as Hernando de Soso.
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Mrs. William Hancock as Betsy Ross and Mrs. Bill
Johnson as Thomas Jefferson Turtle.
NOTICE TO TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS
We are planning changes
in the rates for most out-of-state calls.
The American Telephone & Telegraph
Company has filed a new schedule of inter
state rates with the Federal Communications
Commission which increases charges for
most Long Distance calls.
The Company has asked that the new
rate schedule become effective on February
12,1976. The new rates are designed to
increase total revenues from interstate
service by about two percent. Even with these
proposed increases, interstate Long Distance
rates will be generally what they were in 1953.
■ Calls requiring operator assistance
will generally cost more.
■ Coast-to-coast dial-direct calls will
cost less.
■ Short- and medium-distance dial
direct calls will generally cost more.
■ But customers can still save by
calling during discount periods.
The rate structure remains basically
unchanged from the rate plan put into effect
The following examples illustrate the new interstate Long Distance rates
in three sample mileage bands:
Interstate Dial-Direct One-Minute Rates Interstate Operator-Assisted Three-Minute Rates
Mllaage Full Rate 35% Discount 60^ 1 . D K, c ? unl Mileage Station-to-Station Person-to-Person
otCall Weekday Evening weekend Os Call at All Times at All Times
23-30 miles 23-30 miles
(Hartford. Conn / 31C 2OC 12C (Hartford. Conn./ SI.OO $2 00
Springfield. Mass ) Springfield, Mass )
431-925 miles 431-925 miles
(New Orleans, La./ 50C 32C 20c (New Orleans. La / $2.05 $315
Detroit. Mich.) Detroit. Mich)
1911-3000 miles 1911-3000 miles
(New York N Y./ 54C 35C 21® (New York. N Y./ $2 25 $3 55
Los Angeles. Calif.) Los Angeles. Calif)
Additional minutes are always loss in all rate periods. Additional minutes for operator-assisted calls are charged
Rates quoted do not Include tan. at the lower dial-direct rates Rates quoted do not include tax.
Weekday' rates apply from 8a m to 5 p m Monday through Friday Evening rates apply from spm to 11 pm Sunday
through Friday Night & Weekend rates apply from 11 p.m to 8a m every night, all Saturday, and all Sunday, except sto
11 p m on Sunday Dial-direct rates apply on all interstate calls (excluding Alaska until March 29. 1976) completed from a
residence or business phone without operator assistance They also apply on calls placed with an operator from a residence
or business phone where direct dialing facilities are not available For dial-direct rates to Alaska and Hawaii, check your operator
Included in the new rates are increases
for most interstate private line services and
interstate Wide Area Telecommunications
Service (WATS), used mainly by business
customers.
Dial-direct service, already available
to Hawaii, will also be available to Alaska
starting March 29. Charges on most Long
Distance calls to Alaska and Hawaii will be
decreased. These rates are filed to be
effective March 29,1976.
Charges on most Long Distance calls to
Mexico and Canada will be increased. These
rates are filed to be effective March 29,1976
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March 9,1975. The one-minute minimum
charging period still applies on calls dialed
direct from residence or business telephones.
While charges for most short- and medium
distance interstate dial-direct calls will
increase, some longer-distance calls of this
type will decrease.
Discounts of 35 and 60 percent continue
to apply on all calls dialed direct during
Evening’ and "Night & Weekend" periods,
respectively. “Evening" rates will continue to
apply on five legal holidays: New Year's Day,
July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and
Christmas Day.
For calls requiring operator assistance
collect, credit card, coin, hotel guest, third
party and person-to-person-the rates will
go up, reflecting sharply increased costs.
The present three-minute minimum charging
period on these calls will be retained, and
rates will remain the same throughout the
day and night. The 35 and 60 percent
discounts will apply to additional minutes
of these operator-assisted calls.
for Mexico and April 17.1976 for Canada.
On January 19,1976 the Federal
Communications Commission announced
that the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company may file for an increase in inter
state Long Distance rates. The new rate
schedules and supporting data have been
filed with the Federal Communications
Commission.
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