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88- THE LEBANON ENTERPRISE . Thursda y, January 16, 1975 PROFILE... ~@W~ !J't:r®lIDJ Sur

• 1fflu@ J1~LP~~ Most consur ~1 et r o po litan McDuffee's hobby lS work farrners for ri si11 ©DuLP~~~~rom ©lJuDDLP@Du That is one DI SC IP LES OF CHRI ST recent survey n of the Dcp:ir1 " I've al ways enjoyed " 'orking," Rt: V. fl. HEN HOIJRJ:'N, Pas1or Econoinics in 1 says \\I, C. McDu flbc, 60. the fonncr I 14 J:'os r ftfu i 11 Strlt' l'I l'hont' 692·3921 Ken tucky Col tl. layor of Lebanon . and owner of Lury D. Jones, C:an1bles h:ard warc store and the L. i\1ather f\lcDuffcc Ford dealership. 111e Christian ~1en 's Fellowship of "Walk for Munger" is April 13 :it 2:30 representing 4 " ~ly hobby has always been the Firs1 Christian 01urch of Le banon p. 111 . 111e "Walk" and other projec1s in various econon work1n~." he continues. ··rve always is planning a Otili Supper for this conjunction with th c annua l been interested in gelling things Friday night , January 17. fron1 observance of the Weck of Co1npa-.sion done." 5 :00-8:00 p.m . Tickets 1nay be :it the church were discussed this past tl.lcDuffec was bom and rc::ircd in pu rchased at the door at a cost of week in a special co1nmi11 ee 1necting. Louis,•i11e. where he received his publi c Sl.50 for aduhs and 75 cents for Working on the co1nnlittec arc Pl.fr. AT FT. BRAGG- Pre. Robert G. Sup: children under 12. The meal will ~chool educ:nion. lte married a Bob Davenport, Mrs. Susan i\1 ayo, Buckman, above, son of Mr. and Mrs. include chili (a ll you can eat), Lo uis v11l e girl, the fo rmer lrm:i S. i\1 rs. Bonnie Claypool , f\.1 rs. Libby Bell , Bobby Buckman of Route I , Lebanon, W1edn1:11 , crackers. relish plate. ho1ne·1nade f\.1 r. Otis Perkins. i\1rs. Carolyn Price, is wilh the 82nd Airbon1e al Fort Afll'r gr:iduating in i 934 front a pie and dnnks. ~1 rs . Ru by \Vilkerson, i\1 rs. Grover Bragg. N.C. Pfc. Buckman, a 1974 Louisville high school. f\lcDuffee went TI1e Oli Rho Fellowship, junior Newcon1b , Terry Loper, Randall see• graduate of i\farion Counly High to v.•o rk for the f-\oncycrus1 Baking high youth group held a Skating P...1.rt y Wilkerson. Sherry Newco1nb and School, recenl.ly spen1 1he 0 1ristn1as Co1npany. this past week at the Bradfordsville B:irbie Phillips. holidays with his pare111s, af1 e1· he If you plan ''\\'e both ca111e to Lebanon in Skating Rink . A good group of young Distric t No . 11 Co nirnission comple1ed his basic training al Fort select a hybrid a 1940." he says. " \Ve n1ovcd here for people enjoyed 1he evening. Pl ans have i\teciing was held recently at Fi rst Knox, his A.LT. at Forl Polk, Li., and of seed as soon : the old lloncycrust B:iking Con1pany. been n1ade by 1he group for a lrip to Q1ristian 01urch of llardstown. First his jump school at Fort Benning, Ga . high quali ty see ·111ey 111ovrd n1c he re as their tigenl at the Children's l·lon1e in Danville and a Christian Church of Le banon was i\1orris J . Bil zcr. LEBANON BUS INESSf\.IAN W,C, MC DUFFEE He will be at Fort Bragg, N.C. for the that 1irne ." retre al in the near fu ture. re prese nted by the 1ninister !·!. Ben s pe ciali s e ac nex t 16 1nonlhs. "On J:inual)' I, 1945. I bought out co uncilrnan . And frorn 1958 to 1966 Lcb:inon Mclhodist Church. 111 e fo urih annual "Walk for Bohren, and the church's student Ken tucky Colic~ the Lebanon l 'ransfer Co .. Inc .. ::ind he \Vas n1ayor of L.cba11011 . People who know f\.1 cDuffee ' arc Hunge r" will be held again this year, assistant. Hank Ph illips. TI1c youth Bitzer ~ays 1hut W:lS O\vn ed by Bill Lyon:· he As rnayor. i\1 c Duffcc helped prob:ibly familiar witl1' his deep, sponsored by First Christian Church of co1nn1ission planned a [)is1ric1 Rally to Cities con1n1ittee dan1a gc affecte( n.•1ncrnbcrs . .. Of cou rse. I quit thl' in1provl' Lebanon in n1any w::iys throaty laugh . ;'I've always liked Le banon. The date for this year's be held at Bl oon1field 01risitan growing seed • bJkl'ry people." During th:it 1in1e 1he council people and liked wol'king with Oturch on February 16. will visit Lebanon during the past While operating the transfe r ovcrh:iulcll the Sl'wcr plant. built people," he says. Ben Bohren, minister, is in Florid:i seed will probal business. i\1 cDuffee purchaSl'd Sl'vt'n Sl'C I ions of street in n1any parts of the I-le comments that he li kes to water this week visi ting with farnily . In case The joint House and Senate lntcri rn less l.han had bt other con1panics and consolidated city. ex tended sewer lines. built :i ski and play golf but neven has lhe of en1ergency please call board Com1niltcc on Cities will hold its and so1nc of th 1he1n in lo his con1pany. Mc s1arted out concession building at the park. rebuilt ti1nc to engage in these activities. " My chairman. Frank Potter. Rev. Bohren January 1nei!ling the 24 and 25 in wi ll be low in ge \vith only eleven pieces of equip111ent . the city pool filtering systen1, :iddcd hobby always has been working," he will return Friday . El izabc th1 own and the surrounding out. \\'hen he sold the trucking business in outdoor restroon1s to the p:irk , created repeals. And over the years, as a bread area, including Lebanon. Bi t zer say! 1968. hl' owned 408 trucks. lrailcn. new concrete tennis courts, built new n1an, truck.:r, mayor. and car and State legislators will spend the 24th companies arc and other pieces of equipn1cn1. con.:rete blc:ichers in the park. hardware salesman, he's pret1 y well Opry star here Friday in Elizabethtown. where they will sonic hybrids, i !·le purchased his property :it the installed fedi.'ra l housing :it Sunset proved that poin1 to the Lebanon meet in full eomrnittce before dividing hybrids which 1 ('dgc of l·lood and \Voodlawn avenues Terrace. and rcvanipi:d the O eavcr co1n1nunity . star in to subcon11nittecs . Of part icular note 1974 Kentu' in 1946 to be used as a truck tcrn1inal. Avenue area. will be in Lebanon for a one-night is the subcon11nittee on i\1u nicipal Law Perforrnancc Tc: \Vh cn he sold his 1rucking business. he l·lc noics th:i1 the present council perfonnancc at the Golden f·lorscshoe 1 Revision, which will rncct with the Agricultural Ext: rernodcled the buildi ng for a Ford :ind rnayor arc continuing to in1provc \ ic P e te rson 11a111 e d nigh1club and restaurant on Friday, Ken tucky i\1unictpa1 At torneys The seed SUJ' dealership and G:11nblcs t-l ardware Leban on. wilh new sewers. upgrading January 17. Association for the 'irs1 tin1c in lhe a Ii 1ne when t I· C'o1npany. the strcels and lhe city park. and to school"s cl ean ·s list Oub rnanagcr Jerry Lee says history of that organization likely to be :it a Over the years, i\ic Du ffee picked up reworking the police and fire Drusky will be accon1panicd by his On the 15th. the crties .conuniltec prospcc1s fo r ! 1he ability to lay stone . and that tr:ide deparlrncnts. Vi ctor ~1. Peterson, the son of Mr. band, "111e Lo ners." l)rusky has ten will 111ake a fa ct·finding tour to various 1975 corn crop. ..::an1e in h:indy while he was 1rucking. " I feel tha 1 if they would continue and i\1 rs . Ben Pc1erson, Leban on . has nu rnb er-onc records and 50-plus co1n111unities in the area. Their ;. I layed stone and son1e of the in this way of doing,'' he says. " I feel been 11an1ed to the Dean's List at State 1ecords : on the charts. Mc has starred itinerary will include vi sits to Ra dcliff. block in our present building.'' hc Lcba1ron would con tinue to conic Fair Comrnunity Co ll ege in Sedalia. in several 1novies. the latest being V ine Grove, Br:ind enb u rg , says. " I buil t several truck 1cnn111:ils forward.'' ~i issouri . "Sporting Coun try." Appearing on the Modgcnvi\Je, ll:irdstown. Springfield JI L ou1~vil\.:, Princeton. and "111e city," he adds. "is being In o rder to make the Dean's List at GETS DEGREE- David Lee Hogan, san1e 9 to l progra n1 will be t11e and Lebanon. Danville . I've sold t11e Louisvi lle and upgraded about as fast as it can be ." above, or BndfordwiUe. recenlly 01eycnncs. TITID: Stall' Fair Community College , a TI1c visit to the Elizabethtown area J)a nville buildin~. but I s1ill o wn ~1cDuffee has three children and six graduated with the bachelor or arts marks the sixth in a progran1 to st udent must be enrolled full tin1e and By DO buildings in Princeton. l·larlan, and grandchildren. llis children. who all have earned a 3.0 or better out of a degree from Campbell sville Coll ege. Righ t Wha les Harmless involve Slate govcrnn1cnt in the Lebanon." were gradua1cd fron1 Lebanon schools. possible 4.0. Campbellsville, Ky. Mr. Hogan ~1 o ntauk , N .Y.- Righ t whales. proble ms of Kentucky's cities. To date MeDuffee has been active in civi.c arc \Villia1n Coleman Jr .. 34: his twin majored in Mathematics and minored which arc thoroughly protected by the committee has vi.siled Lexing1on , affairs during his career in Lebanon. sister. Inna Coleen Glen. 34; and their Umbrella Exports Rise in Sociology while at Campbellsville. U.S. law. live on plankton and are as Louisville. Frankfort, Covington and Tilcre were He is the son or Mr. and f\.frs. Ed I le was a 111cmbcr of the Kiwan is Club older sister. Norma i\1 arie Srnith , 37. Taipei- Exports of umbrellas from harn1less as a 40,000·pound creature various 1nunicipali tics in northeastern for technical . Hogan orresents h1 J>erso11 These pr:icti Obviously vou wouldn't even be cons1denng the Purchase ol a new range out as soon a Another Great Star ... llOY DRUSKY unless you really needed to replace an old one That being true, there are several good reasons why your replacemenl range" should be GAS! A gas range uses na1urar energy directly ett1c1en11y It 1akes about half as muc h primary energy to prepare a meal with a gas range as 11 does w1fh an elec1nc So you can make 1w1ce as many meals with the same amoun1 of energy You II also save money on ooera11ng costs And lhe purchase price of your gas range could be appreciably less. 100 Conserving energy-and conserving money- are two of the best ways to guard the Good Lite !hese We c; days And a GAS range can help you do bolh' any {(~w.)] ®@@ ® Wal

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Cer Ho\. · llrusk,. · has ten Nt1ntber One Hecords and 50-Plus Hecords on the Charts .. h.1s starred in five SATURD n10,·ies. the n1ost recent bei1u1 "S1•ortinq Countr~' ". CENl Ho\· " ·ill ha,·e his h.uul "The toners" " 'ith hint '

Friday, January 17 9 to I Sellin THE GOLDEN HORSESHOE Conte e.1rl~· and enjo~ ' a steak dinner

\\·c •-c.1lurc l.h•c llttsic E.-cr~ · \\'ctl .. t"ri . •1ntl Sat. Xitcs W ESTERN (20 of 1h1 Also AppeariJ1q 'l'he Cheyenne KENTIJCKY GAS Great No Other Great Stan Wh Have Appeared at The Gotden Horseshoe are- Leroy Van Dyke, Jerry L• Lewis, LaCosta Tu1ker, Jeane Seeley, , Cates Sisten , DeU Reeves, Bob l.uman, o.n. •• Ol!oc95 JI ' 'W s...... ,.. SI • o-n•bO•O i<.,.,tvtk'I' •2301 Dicky Lee, Barbara M....\trell, Tommy Cash, Don Adsns, . The Actk>n Company: Guarding 1he Good Lile I '