Five Scouts to Receive Eagle at Arthur School Court of Honor
Five members of Boy Scout Troop 25 at Arthur School will receive the Eagle Award during a court of honor Saturday at 7 p.m. at Harding Junior High School. Recipients are Troy Berry Kevin Nylund Brad Kraut Arthur Steenhoek and John Long. Berry 16 son of Darrel and Phoenix Berry. Nylund 15 son of Curtiss and Nyland. Kraut 16 son of Charles Kraut. Steenhoek 14 son of Arnold Steenhoek. Long 15 son of John and unnamed mother. Each has held troop leadership roles and completed service projects in Hiawatha Philmont and local care centers. Berry Kennedy High School student and Philmont traveler. Nylund Harding Junior High School student. Kraut Linn-Mar High School student. Steenhoek Linn-Mar High School student. Long Washington High School student involved in debate and marching band.
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Linnview Drive
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Washington
Washington High School
The Searchers return with modern self titled album
The Searchers rock again with a 10 track self titled album. not nostalgia but a contemporary collection featuring Hearts in Her Eyes Switchboard Susan It’s Too Late No DancingLost in Your Eyes Coming From the Heart and a Dylan ballad. Core members McNally Pender Allen and Adamson drive strong instrumentals while vocals trail the Muppet Movie level. The disc headlines a renewed chart push for one of Mersey’s most stylistically innovative groups outside Epstein.
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Susan
John McNally
Mike Pender
Frank Allen
Billy Adamson
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Adamson
Tony Jackson
Chris Curtis
Mersey
Brian Epstein
Central YMCA announces youth gymnastics schedule
Central YMCA offers a new skills show and competitive gymnastics class for boys and girls in grades kindergarten through nine. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays through April 10 from 4:30 to 5:30 PM or 5:30 to 6:30 PM, with fees of 10 dollars for members and 22 dollars for nonmembers. Cathy Bolt, certified instructor, leads. contact Dave Martin at 366-6421 for details.
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Ranger Rick workshop at Indian Creek Nature Center
The Ranger Rick Club workshop, sponsored by the National Wildlife Federation, will be held Saturday March 1 sponsored by Curt Abdouch and open to area adults. The session aims to help adults teach children outdoors with games demonstrations crafts and ideas. Call 362-0664 to reserve space.
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National Wildlife Federation
Curt Abdouch
Abdouch
Washington, D.C
Nature Center
American Scandinavian Student Exchange Seeks Host Families
The program seeks 500 Scandinavian high school students and American students aged 16 to 18 to spend a year or five weeks with a Scandinavian family. Interested persons should contact Carol Olson, Route 1, Blue Grass 52726.
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Scholarships Offered For American Students To Live In Japan
Washington DC based Youth for Understanding announces 278 American high school students will live with Japanese families this summer. Over 60 sponsors fund more than 125 partial scholarships totaling over 40000 dollars, aiding 14 to 18 year olds. Scholarships range 100 to 400 dollars covering up to one third of the program fee. Applications are open with March 15 final date. information from D Watson at Youth for Understanding, 3501 Newark St NW, Washington DC 20016.
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Japan
Youth For Understanding
John Richardson Jr
U.S
D. Watson
Neward St
Girl Scouts Begin Annual Cookie Sale Across 15 Mississippi Valley Counties
Girl Scouts of the Mississippi Valley Council launch their annual cookie sale Friday, running through March 2 with delivery March 28 to April 9. Six cookie varieties and crackers available at $1.50 a box, profits about 40 percent of the council’s budget, helping fund diversity programs, events, supplies, and financial aid. Troops receive 15 cents per box. each member earns a selling patch and camp credits. In 15 counties about 10,000 girls aim to sell 500,000 boxes.
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