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May 31, 1978
... meet the Carters (cont.)
[continued from page 1]
State troopers. Every S50
i feet or so was a car full of
them.
Many members of the
press had been invited, but
only as guests. One
woman, a reporter, showed
up with a camera, and said
that she was going to use it
afterwards. She was told to
leave it in her car or leave
herself.
Loretta as ‘‘down-to-earth
people.’” The president,
they say, was modest and
unassuming, even to the
point of dismissing an
attempt at applause when
he showed up. Rosalyn
Carter is “‘A very, very
nice lady,’’ according to
the Portners. ‘‘They’re a
large clan,’”’ notes Joe,
‘‘and they seemed very
close, too.”’
Cousin Hugh didn’t show
as the entire population of
Plains—that’s 683 people.
The Carter children,
espcially Jana, seemed like
regular folks to Joe. The
most regular guy of all, of
course, is Billy.
“Billy had a can of beer
in his hand everytime we
saw him,’’ says Joe. ‘But
he never seemed to be
drunk.’”’ During the pre-
nuptial party, Billy told
Joe, ‘“There’ll never be
in a swimming pool later
that night, around 2:00.
Billy considers himself
an expert on beer, at least
according to his blurb on
the Billy Beer cans. They
read in part, ‘‘I had this
beer brewed up just for me
me. I think it’s the best 1
ever tasted. And I've
tasted a lot. I think you’ll
like it too.”’
The cans also refer to
him as ‘‘one of America’s
All-Time Great Beer Drink-
another party like this in
Despite the security, the e
Georgia.’’ Billy was thrown ers.
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The ceremony itself was
brief. It took place under a
wooden trestle covered
with candelabras and mag-
nolia blossoms. Afterwards,
Tom T. Hall played to the
group.
Cub Scouts meet
Cub Scout Pack 136 held
their meeting at Seiler
School last week where
Cubmaster Robert W.
Mark presented awards.
A silver arrow went to
Steven Ginder.
Gold and silver arrows
were received by Craig
Bricker, Scott Tabor.
Wolf:John Lee Your-
glivch, Andrew Littlefield,
Eric Lutz.
Bear: Shawn Moran,
David Darrenkemp, John
Weber.
Silver arrow:Thomas Lit-
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Linton, Scot Tabor.
Athlete, aquanaut: Ken-
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Sportsman: David Linton.
Engineer, sportsman, na-
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Aquanaut, artist, athlete,
craftsman, forester, na-
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sportsman, citizen, engin-
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Paul Mease III.
Aquanaut, geologist,
sportsman, traveller: Tho-
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A committee meeting
was held at the home of
Carolyn Waltz. Attending
were Robert Mark, John
Yourglivch, Victor Wolf,
Mary Littlefield, Rona
Wolf, Carolyn Waltz.
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