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winter of the Den No. 5 with Mrs. Harold Goyer and Mrs. Don Moore, leaders, de picted Paul Revere’s Ride, Penn's treaty with the Indians with the smoking of the peace pipe, and be ing Packard Was dressed as The Den with Mrs. David Wood and Mrs. Garnett Smith strated America today with a larne oe map and Uncle van Hancock) poin out places of interest as a ting, out ae Wood, told of its ey natural resources. Other the den represented hee policeman, sailor, doctor, etc. This skit ended by telling of the wonder ful conveniences of the electric -gargeng look of the , that was used as a stage The December theme, will be Christmas in’ Other Lands The Pack Chairmen. ” Charles Wood, retiring, and Charles Flora, Committe include George Revington, William Freeman, and John Klepin ger, Robert Sieber is the assistant Cubmaster and Maurice Clifford is the Institutional Representative from the Rotary Club. Bobcat awards were made to the following: sue M. Foley, Ronnie Lee Riley, Joe Oaks, Seton Ear Lines, Tommy Quinn, Paul Yeoman, Dennis Lee Miller, Don Moore, Ned Delaney, ramos Bradshaw, Doug Watkins, Joe Fowler, James Funk, Eddie Eberhart, Jimmy Buschman and Stephan Buschman; One Gold and 2 Silver Arrows to Bob Thomson; *1 Gold to Richard Newell; 1 Gold and 1 Silver to David Isaacs; Silver to George Revington; Wolf Badge with 1 Gold and 1 Silver Arrow to Chuck Mar tin; 1 Gold and 12 Silver to Tommy Popejoy; Lion Badges to Bill Sieber and Jack Klepinger; Bear badge with 1 Gold and 1 Silver arrow to Lonnie Miller; Wolf badges to Johnny Margowski and Kevin Hart. The time honored custom of pass ing 1 stick of Beech-Nut chewing gum to each Scout present was completed. Den No. 7, with Mrs. Robert Sieber and Mrs. John Klepinger, leaders, led the closing ceremony and all present repeated the Outdoor Code and sang America. A Horn of Plenty was on a table filled with food donations for the Old Folk’s Home.
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Delphi Journal
Delphi, Indiana, US
Thu, Dec 08, 1955
Page 6
Full Page
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Lara D.
