Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship at First Baptist
Fourth to sixth graders are invited to the Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship at First Baptist Church each Sunday at 5 30 p m. This Sunday features gifts for secret friends devotionals and a songfest with a monthly fun time. A kite flying contest awarded top prize to Lori Roberson with other winners named. Sponsors are Mr and Mrs Louis Ritter and Mrs Irene Lary.
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First Baptist
Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Lori Roberson
David Hurlbut
Pam Hahn
Joan Winn
Ann Harden
Gail Winn
Louis Ritter
Irene Lary
What makes a good leader in a Roseburg high school
Excerpts from DEAR ABBY letters feature student government asking for leadership traits such as courage confidence conviction determination and luck. Other notes include reactions to neighbor noise and etiquette questions about usherettes at a wedding and a mature approach to handling a blended family receiving line.
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Abby
Roseburg
Ore
Beth N
Beth
Zioneers Plan Carnival To Benefit Church Group
The Zioneers of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints schedule a carnival from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday April 1. The event features hot dogs baked goods and soft drinks for sale and a Yum Yum walk. Barb Pace seeks food donations and white elephants.
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Zioneers
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Barb Pace
Terranova Family Settles in Muscatine from Michigan
Naida Christian profiles the Terranovas of 802 Town Ave Muscatine who moved from Spring Lake Michigan in January. Alex Terranova is plant superintendent at Wolverine World Wide, with Charlene from Cedar Springs. Children Doug Denise and Steve attend Jefferson school. hobbies include sports, music, gymnastics, and biking. The family keeps a dog named Flegle a cat Tiger and a fish tank and attends Wesley United Methodist Church.
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Nalda Christian
Alex Terranova
Terranovas
Flegle
Michigan
Denise Steve
Doug
Muscatine
Naida Christian Wontens
Spring Lake
Mich
Town Ave
Terranova
Wolverine World Wve
Grand Rapids
Charlene Terranova
Cedar Springs
Jefferson School
Denise
Steve
Jefferson
Tiger
Wesley United Methodist Church
Astrological Forecast for All Zodiac Signs
Aries urges caution with appointments and diet plans while improving relations with colleagues. Taurus shows affection and fun but avoid extravagance and consider young people’s needs. Gemini should embrace responsibility and readiness. a string-puller watches. Cancer advises delaying travel to curb wasteful habits and expose deception. Pisces notes a prominent impact from a Pisces figure. Leo delays big money decisions as emotion tempers logic. stay kind without excess. Virgo urges clearing fiction with a superior and acknowledging challenges. mettle tested. Libra warns against fear of the unknown. adopt independence and a fresh outlook. Scorpio seeks guidance from Libra while pursuing unorthodox ideas with help from a friend. Sagittarius promotes socializing, optimism, and turning obstacles into assets. Capricorn focuses on rebuilding and clear communications. Aquarius notes fiscal lessons for a young person and readiness for change and travel. Pisces repeats home harmony goal and gestures of appreciation. Birthday signtells leadership and responsibility. a 1970 project may bear fruit by May.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Jose
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Libra
Sagitarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
YWCA Week Calendar With Closed Good Friday
The YWCA will be closed all day Good Friday and will run regular hours otherwise. The week’s events include play school for children, swim classes for beginners, girls plunge, crafts, plunge and sauna sessions, VIPs and Bible study for adults, and miscellaneous activities such as duplicate bridge.
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YWCA
Lincoln Blvd Baptist Potluck Starts Attendance Contest
Lincoln Blvd Baptist church members held a Wednesday evening potluck in the fellowship hall to start an attendance contest with Calgary Baptist. About 40 people attended. the women prepared the meal. The program featured four skits by the youth on the theme of excises now to go to Sunday school.
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Lincoln Blvd
Fellowship Hall
Calgary Baptist
Hospital volunteers named for the week at Muscatine General
Muscatine General Hospital lists volunteers for the coming week by day. Sunday features Mrs George Gebhart and Mrs William Roudy Bush. Monday includes a long list headed by Mrs Kenneth Schreurs and Mrs Dean Frazeur. The schedule continues through Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday with numerous volunteers, including several repeating names and titles.
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Muscatine General Hospital
George Gebhart
William Roudybush
Kenneth Schreurs
Dean Frazeur
Marcus Stoneburner
Thomas Hahn
Larry Embree
Robert Woodhouse
W.R. Ross
Marilyn Oberhaus
D. Herzberg
Richard Wilson
Robert Brocket
Harlan Schram
Claude Edmonds
Kay Wilson
Harriet Bauerbach
Victor Bill
Grace Crull
Norbert Beckey
Robert Lanner
Don Stella
Robert Day
Philip Temple
Ralph Jackson
Wilbert Faulhaber
Woodrow Tobias
Kenneth Bright
Robert Rohner
Fred Philippi
Merle Young
Sheldon Neeld
Claude Harris
Robert Sapp
0.K. Fisher
Dennis McClure
Dennis Kistenmacher
Lucy Eis
Elmer Quandt
James Huff
Joe Christian
Helen Liebbe
Joseph Armstrong
Robert Roh
Bloomington Grange pancake supper and card party
The Bloomington Grange hall hosted a well attended pancake supper and card party on Thursday evening. The women's activities committee served the meal. Host couples were Nyle Dommer Roy Gaug er Lon Holliday, who announced the card party winners: euchre high Lester Kelly and Lillian McGillon, Denny Lanfier and Velma Schneider. 50 high Bud White and Grace Rehbehn, low Bob Jamison and W J Wilm ering.
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Bloomington Grange Hall
Nyle Dommer
Roy Gauger
Lon Holliday
Euchre
High
Lester Kelly
Lillian McGillon
Denny Lanfier
Velma Schneider
Bud White
Grace Rehbehn
Low
Bob Jamison
W.J. Wilmering
Women of the Moose Guests at Davenport Meeting
Fourteen Women of the Moose members attended a Davenport chapter gathering on Thursday. Darlene Ewoldt received her green cap for last year’s honors, joined by Myrle Lewis who also earned a green cap and received a gift. Muscatine attendees included college of regent members Isabel Johnson Wilma Nicklas Irene Moomey Jean Lee and other members. Myrtle Halling won a prize, and a buffet luncheon followed. The Friendly 20 club plans a 1:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting at Nettie Fox’s home.
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Women of the Moose
Davenport
Darlene Ewoldt
Myrle Lewis
Muscatine
College of Regent
Muscatin
Isabel Johnson
Wilma Nicklas
Irene Moomey
Jean Lee
Helen Laughlin
Lucille Farnsworth
Leila Gust
Marie Pantel
Lennah Oostendorp
JoAnn Reinier
Ruby Dilbeck
Myrtle Halling
Pat Cooper
Nettie Fox
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Chicar- Yrumee-N. Y. News Stad., Inc
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Thorndike
Touchy
Amicae
Bill Assell
Rap Line Board
VW Wives Committee
Duplicate Bridge
Drive-In
Wausau
Lawrence Welk
R ¥ . Saul
O. Good Neighbor Onyutee
Fred Peters
Harold Metzger
Metzger
Cecil Houseman
Herbert Dickinson
W. Claude Harris
Ruth Wax
Michael McFate
A.P. Thomas
Martyn Hayes
Eula Downer
Hattie Neff
DP. O’hair
Frank Nelson
Maurice Young
Esther Naber
Phillip Warren
Bloomington
Women of
Moose
Lee Johnson Palmist
Lee Johnson
East First Street
Shell Station
Milan
Illinois
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