Parffin Art Opens Doors To Jolting Wax Creations
Judy Schinuelle starts with a failed paraffin attempt and uncovers a talent for wax sculpture. She crafts 30 inch Daniel and the Lion, Crucifixion, and Christ entering Jerusalem works, plus a rural scene and American Indian piece. Her pieces will be shown at Zion Lutheran’s summer event and a time capsule hamburger was sealed at Bloomfield Township Historical Society.
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Judy Schnuelle
Christ
Jerusalem
Moses
Maxine DeGarmo Castalia
Judy Schinuelle
Daniel and
the Lion
Fayette County
Zion Lutheran Church
Callie
Moving diplomats find home through Eleanor Ambos rentals
Eleanor Ambos builds comfortable living spaces for international officials in New York. From a 16,000 square foot warehouse, she rents furniture for full apartments or single rooms, often guiding clients from as far away as Australia. A typical rental ranges from 50 to 500 dollars monthly, with personal decorating help included.
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Virginia Lee Warren
New York Times Srevice
New York
Eleanor Ambos
Miss Ambus
David Broad
United Nations
Jan
Australia
Miss Ambas
States
Eleanor Ambas
Eleanor
Jan Broad
Miss Ambos
Poitiers
France
la Mingaderie
Wade
Photo Scholarship Contest For Scouts 1976
Scouts aged 1 to 15 who earned merit badges in photography by Oct. 1 are eligible for Eastman Kodak sponsored 1976 Scout Photo Scholarship Awards. Cash grants of 1000, 500, and 250 will be awarded in black-and-white and color categories with merit certificates for other entries.
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Rochester
N.Y
Eastman Kodak
Uay Scouts of America
North Brunswick
NLA
Corps to replace wildlife area with 2610 acres near Kansas City
The Army Corps of Engineers will recommend transferring Missouri 2,610 acres valued at about 12 million dollars to replace the Trimble Wildlife area, which will be flooded by Smithville Lake. The replacement land would run along the north side of the Missouri river in the Bay Jackson and Clay townships near Kansas City.
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Jefferson City
UPD
Army Corps of Engineers
Missouri
Trimble Wildlife Area
Smithville Lake
Missouri River
Bay, Jackson and
Clay Chumlies
Kansas City
Missouri Forester Discusses Wood Chip Energy Feasibility
University of Missouri professor Dr Rent Adsir from the School of Forestry explains wood chip burning as a feasible energy option given current fuel prices. The report notes state sawmills produce valuable chips and considers market viability amid rising costs.
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Columsoma
UPI
University of Missouri
Rent Adsir
School of Forestry
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Wood Chip Energy
IB Peart
Center Point Rd
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
La-Z-Boy
CHAIR
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