Boy Scout Activities Report for Den 1 Pack 475
Den 1 Pack 475 met with den mother Mrs James Provancal electing new officers Dave Linington as denner and Tom Pauson as assistant denner. They made Christmas presents for their mothers and had two visitors Mrs Close and Mrs Webber with treats by Kevin Callahan. Tom Paulson keeper of the buckskin. Den 4 Pack 471 met at den mother Mrs Wackerman's home with Christmas present work for parents. George Patterson served refreshments Bud Bauer keeper of the buckskin.
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James Provancal
Dave Linington
Denner
Tom Pauson
Close
Webber
Kevin Callahan
Tom Paulson
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Pre-Nuptial Shower for Cheryl Whetsel Held
Miss Cheryl Whetsel was honored at a Friday pre-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. John McArdle. Guests received corsages, gamesWere played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Larry Anderson, Miss Melissa Kopezick and Mrs. Robert Beier. Whetsel plans to wed Kenneth Bjelland on December 28.
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Cheryl Whetsel
John McArdle
Larry Anderson
Melissa Kopezick
Robert Beier
Whetsel
Kenneth Bjelland
Erwin Whetsel
Bjelland
Lillian Bjelland
Martin Bjelland
Scandinavian Lunch Served by Rural Home Club
A Scandinavian style luncheon was served at noon Friday at Mrs. Chris Gjerde's home for a Rural Home Club meeting. Mrs. John Fillman prepared the meal in native dress. A Bible verse roll call followed by a moment of silent prayer for Mrs. Julia Matteson. Mrs. Herbert Davidson accompanied Christmas hymns as Mrs. Isaac Hoge told a Christmas story with Mrs. Robert Jacobson singing. Guests joined a gift exchange led by Mrs. Walter Popidinski and Mrs. Russell Hexdall.
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Chris Gjerde
Rural Home Club
John Fillman
Neeleen Ness
Julia Matteson
Herbert Davidson
Isaac Hoge
Robert Jacobson
Davidson
Walter Popidinski
Russell Hexdall
Grand Vienna Hotel Opens in East Jerusalem
The Grand Vienna, a four floor kosher hotel, opens in the Arab sector of Jerusalem. It is Arab-owned but will be operated by Jewish management, making it the first kosher hotel in East Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
East Jerusalem
Hope for New Firehouse Door in COOL California
In COOL California the all female fire crew copes with a door that lies on the ground due to manpower. Ruth White 52 notes the door would be too heavy for them to open even if installed. A car crash damaged Jennie Nigell’s fence and a post struck the door, renewing hopes for a solution.
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Calif
Ruth White
Jennie Niegel
Scorpions Through Deep Time Keep Ancient Form
Scorpions boast a history of about 400 million years with minimal change through eras of dinosaur rise and fall and many other life forms. Their ancient lineage shows remarkable biological constancy.
Perry Adapt Capote Story For Television
Frank and Eleanor Perry rise from theater to film and TV work adapting Capote stories. They discuss David and Lisa, Ladybug Ladybug, and the television trilogy A Christmas Memory Among the Paths to Eden Miriam. The couple plan Diary of a Mad Housewife with Frank directing.
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New York
Frank
Eleanor Perry
Truman Capote
Capote
David
Lisa
Perrys
Truman
Mrs. Perry
Eleanor
Eden
Miriam
Sears Roebuck Recalls Poison Jewelry Nationwide
Sears Roebuck & Co seeks 300 to 400 pins decorated with a poisonous tropical bean after 31 pins imported from Japan were sold in the Chicago area and over 300 nationwide through 138 outlets in 110 cities. Buyers are urged to return pins. FDA reports boxes shipped to 12 pins per box.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sears
Ernest L. Arms
Arms
Japan
New York
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
FDA
Torah Scrolls Bury After Brooklyn Vandal Fire
In New York 2000 mourners bury seven sacred Torahs ruined by a November fire at the Yeshiva of Eastern Parkway. The Torahs were lowered into graves at Beth David Cemetery in Elmont after a funeral service held outside the Yeshiva. The school seeks 200000 to rebuild the destroyed library synagogue and books.
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New York
Brooklyn
Yeshiva of Eastern Parkway
Beth David
Elmont
N.Y
Yeshiva
Passenger leaves advice in elevator at Post Office Building
Helena residents report a passenger left a note in an elevator of the Post Office Building with emergency instructions adding the line and pray. The remark drew attention as an unusual postscript to safety guidance.
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