Youths from 15 churches march for CROP fundraiser
Youths from 15 churches will march tomorrow afternoon and evening for a door to door collection to support Combat World Hunger through CROP. Leaders John Moore and Faith Robinson organize the drive with tags and receipts designating gifts to specified relief agencies. A post collection celebration at First EUB Church gym runs 7 to 10 pm, attendees must wear CROP tags.
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Christian Rural Overseas Program
Youth Council of Churches
Youth Council
Moore
Combat World Hunger
Christian Rural Overseas Project
Church World Service
E.U.B
Optimist Club honors 14 youths at Youth Appreciation Week
Guest speaker W. E. Davis of Lemon Monroe High School set challenges for 14 youths at a Manchester Motor Inn luncheon marking Youth Appreciation Week. Adult representatives from service groups introduced the honorees and read their profiles published in The Journal.
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W. E. Davis
Lemon Monroe High School
Optimist Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Y Teens To Decorate Downtown Trees For Yule
About 250 girls from the downtown area will help decorate trees in the central business district for Christmas. Jaycees will first coat 123 planters with white paint today or Sunday, weather permitting, then the Y Teens will string Italian lights and add red ribbon by Tuesday evening. Robert Bowman of Bowman Garden Store gave lighting instructions. Ted Lazarow of Roger's Jewelry chairs the Downtown Retail Division decorations committee.
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Robert Bowman
Bowman Garden Store
Morgan Heads Knights Club in Third Consecutive Term
Joe Morgan of 604 Yankee Road is elected president of the Knights Social Club Inc for a third year. Ed Hill remains vice president and the slate includes Albert Johnson secretary Larry Howell treasurer George Morton sergeant at arms Andy Howard chaplain Mike Young sports chairman Warren Patterson recreation chairman LC Johnson meeting chairman Willie Johnson assistant secretary Robert Hart assistant treasurer. The club male chorus will start rehearsals Sunday. Call 422-3589 or 422-6456 to join.
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Joe Morgan
Yankee Road
The
Knights Social Club, Inc
Ed Hill
Albert Johnson
Larry Howell
George Morton
Andy Howard
Mike Young
Warren Patterson
L C. Johnson
Willie Johnson
Robert Hart
Greenland Agriculture Balance: Land Limited and Livestock Driven
Greenland's population largely pursues farming while arable land remains scarce with about one fifth suitable for crops. Most agricultural activity centers on livestock and pastoral systems rather to crop production, reflecting the harsh climate and terrain.
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Greenland
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Council
John Moore
Jean Blankenship
Faith Robinson
Mark Lewis
Council of Churches and
Church Women United
McKinley
Roosevelt
WPFB
Ray Minter
Maurice Rohrkemper
Girl Scouts
Rabbi Myer Marx
Temple Youth
William Mack
Armco Center
Judy Crowe
Junior Gray Ladies
Norbert Wacker
Janet Coldiron
Salvation Army
Sister Francetta
Mission Crusade
Hugh Butler
Doty House
Gerald Scott
John Griffen
Tom Leeds
Fred Cooper
Russ Efker
Davis
Marvin Shane
Enterprise Baptist Cyarch
Seneca Street Travelers
Joylanders
Iveryone
Kelly Ratliff
Mgr
Dwight
Conley
Middletown’'s
Ultra Modern Health Club
S. Main St
Ulttra
Featuring
Florida
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
7Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Ted Lazarow
Roger's Jewelry
Middletown Area
Morgan
Knights Club
Healing
David Nunn International
the Death OF God Mafia
Morality
Beatniks
Risen and the Exalted Lord
Ecumenical
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham
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