Farmers Branch Jaycees win state awards for community work
Jaycee Ettes of Farmers Branch received two awards at the state meeting in San Antonio for scrapbook and community service entries. Civic efforts included Story Hour at the library, washing windows, funding books for children, participating in parades, cancer donations, and collecting food clothing and toys for five families at Christmas. Mrs Hollingsworth will report convention activities at the May 20 meeting.
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Farmers Branch
Jayceejos
Tte
San An
Div
Lameheon
Gunter Hotel
Antonio
Ers
Mitchell-Head Boy Scout Service Center Site Acquired
Circle Ten Council will build the Mitchell Head Boy Scout Service Center at the corner of Anson Road and Hines Place just west of Harry Hines Blvd at Granwyler Park. The memorial center honors Homer R. Mitchell and W. B. Head through gifts from their sons Ben H. Mitchell James P. Mitchell and Walton C. Head.
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Ben H. Mitchell
James P. Mitchell
Homer R. Mitchell
Walton C. Head
W. B. Head
Mitchell- Head Boy Scout Service Center
Circle Ten Council
United Fund
Anson Road
Hines Place
Harry Hines
School District to Continue Efforts to Set Up MR Classes
The Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District continues work to establish classes for trainable mentally retarded children. They have tested students and set criteria, noting several children qualified for the educable level rather than the trainable level. The educable IQ range is about 50 to 70, while the trainable level centers around 30.
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Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School
School district allows cross-areas for trained students testing
The Dallas and Carrollton Farmers Branch districts discuss letting Northwest Dallas children enroll in Carrollton Farmers Branch schools to qualify for state aid. Civitan Club officials urge parents to contact Mrs Hillman or Mr Ricco for psychological testing before June 1 to gain recognition. Absolute zero note appears as a separate fact.
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Carrollton-Farmers Branch
Dallas
Carrollton Farmers Branch
Mra
Frank G. Hillman
Farmers Branch
Carrollton Civitan Club
N. D
Willman
Cub Scout Pack 121 Shines at Circle Ten Expo
The April Pack meeting on April 23 featured dens performing skits tied to the month’s theme Up Above and Underneath. Pack 121 earned top honors with a blue ribbon for their plaster craft booth at the Circle Ten Council Expo, honoring retiring Cubmaster Harry Gimbel and noting new leadership by Jim Jutson.
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David Symmonk
Sam Strayhorn
Thurman Ferrell
Gary Gimbel
Bear
George Martin
Ricky McDonald
Wolf
Kerry Davis
Casey Ringo
Lion
Terry Lessey
Bobeat Pins
Roy Lynn Starnes
Tristan Battaile
Eddy Hedrick
Virgu Pugh
James Fankboner
Vic Young
Grandville Harris
James Jutson
Vernon Luna
Jim Jutson
Harry Gimbel
Gimbel
Pack 121
Jutson
Cub Scout Pack 713 Awards Mark Busy Exposition Booths
Read about Pack 713 at Mary Immaculate Church and Knights of Columbus Hall events. Awards to Pack 121 for Friends of Scouting. March and April meetings highlight den projects, promotions, and den moves into Boy Scouts. Participants include Richard Sweet Terry Kearns Dorothy Keal Pat Stockard and den leaders Cahill Howell Caldwell Pournier Pyle. May 7 meeting at Mr Cahill's home.
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Friends of Scouting
Circle Ten Council
Boy Scouts of America
Mary Immaculate Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Knight S of Columbus
USA
Dorothy Keal
Den 5
Andy Cahill
Richard ‘Sweet
Terry Kearns
Bob Burns
Mary Immaculate Church
Pat Howell
den I
Den 4
Cahill
Dens
Den 8
Den 1
Wolf
Robin Weber
David Pyle
Doug Caldwell
Mark Keal
Jerry Pournier
Jerry Gix
John ‘Pumpkins
Mickey Stake
Ricky Russell
Jimmy Robbs
Charlie Colman
Weber Laws
Mr. Ca
Bill
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Fa United Fund
C. A. Thatum
Carrollton
North
College Ave
CUB Scout News
CUB Reporter
Circle Ten
Pat Stockard
Den 7
Protection Services
Rivog
Central Bank & Trust Co
Valley View and
Dennis Road
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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