I THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967 The CENTRE DAILY TIMES, STATE COLLEGE and BELLEFONTE, PA. PAGE FIFTEEN Boy Scouts: Lemont Cub Pack Presents Program on Circus Theme Cub Scout Pack 67 of Lemont presented a circus on Friday evening at the Lemont Elementary School, entitled "The Tingling Mother's Circus." Den 4 opened the circus with a lion tamer's act in which the lion was portrayed by David Miller and the tamer by Selden Smith. A clown act was given by Dean Ackard, Ray Knepp Brogdon. Passing out balloons among the audience was Jeffrey Snyder. Den mother is Mrs.
Donald Ackard who is assisted by Mr. Ackard and Den Chief Terry Knepp. During the week preceding the circus, this den saw a demonstration of making up a clown and learned something of clown characterizations. Den 5 displayed a "wild man" in a cage as the opening presentation. Tim Yoho was the This was followed by a bullfight with Dave Kreibel as the bull and Dunklebarger as the "clown" bullfighter.
Mike Duich did a hillbilly skit Bobby Hall was the sword swallower. Mrs. Manfred Peters is Den mother. Den 3 opened its act with a performance by tightrope walker Allan Boak, followed by a feat of strength by Matt Heichel. Clowns Jeff Simpson, Jon Hickey, Steve Novasel and Mike Gabrovsek gave a tumbling act and jokes.
Their fi, nal trick was a human pyramid and tumble through a hoop. Mrs. William Hickey is the den mother, assisted by Mrs. Dale Simpson and Den Chief, Robert Ammerman. Den 2 dressed in Indian costumes they had worked on, including spears and shields, performed a set of authentic Indian dances.
Members of the den include Keith Lykens, Kris Wernstedt, Bruce Bigatel, Charles Dills, Richard Freed and Mike Yeaton. During the month this den worked on badges, making various Indian novelties, held a picnic, made Mother's Day gifts. The Den mother is Mrs. Marvin Freed, who is assisted by her son Larry Freed. Den 1 entertained with two tumbling clowns, David Spicer and Bobby Kelley and a set of Siamese twins, who were Nicky Homan and Denny Smith.
During the month this den had worked on making paper clowns out of old Reader's Digest magazines. Den mother is Mrs. Donald Spicer, assisted by -ROOKING IS FUN CECLY BROWNSTONE A Ipod QUICK SUPPER When Mom has to get supper in jig-time, this menu may fill the bill. Beef Beans Rice Finger Salad (celery and carrot sticks, cherry tomatoes, romaine) with Cheese Dip Fresh Fruit Beverage Beef and Beans 1 ine tablespoon butter or margar-: 1 small onion, chopped to 1 pound ground lean beef 2 cans (each 1 pound) barbecuestyle beans In a 10-inch skillet over moderately low heat, melt the butadd onion and cook until golden. Add beef; cook until meat loses its red color, crumbling meat with a fork.
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After the performance, the booths audience was invited to' visit and play games cubs had worked on throughout the month, Cubmaster Arthur Moyer made these awards: Den Chief braid to Scouts ry Knepp and Robert Ammerman; wolf badges to Eddie Dunklebarger, Keith Lykens, Kris Wernstedt, Charles Dills, Richard Freed and Mike Yeaton; bear badge and wo-year service to Keith Lykens. Denner stripe to Bruce Bigetal; assistant denner stripe to Mike Yeaton; gold and silver arrows to Bruce Bigatel, Charles Dills, Richard Freed and Mike Yeaton. Mr. Moyer announced that during the summer there will be one special event each month and that on July 15 a meeting will be held for all the boys who will be Scouts next fall. Runville A meeting of Cub Scout Pack 55 of Runville opened Thursday with the pledge to the flag by Cub Master James Lynch.
The Circus Theme throughout the pasraarried The Scouts presented acrobatic stunts, feats of skill and a lion tamer's act. and friends watched bearded lady, goldfish eater, sword swallower, baton twirler and Siamese twins were presented. 7 Families Received By Lutherans Seven families were received by Letter of Transfer, into membership at the worship Lutheran Church of Boalsburg on Sunday morning. They were: Pastor and Mrs. Carl 1 E.
Bentz, 221 Belle alsfrom Advent Lutheran, Murfreesboro, Mr. and Mrs. William Cotton, Brookside, Boalsburg, from St. Paul's Lutheran Albany, N.Y. Mr.
and Mrs. Reed Heimbach, Woodsdale Park, State College, St. Michael's Lutheran and Faith Lutheran, respectively. Allentown. Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Leonard 216 Belle Boalsburg, from Prince of Peace Lutheran, Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Scrudders, Brooks id de, Boalsburg, from Grace Lutheran Church, State College, and Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Williams and daughter, Gay, 119 Oak Boalsburg, from St. Paul's Lutheran, Shavertown. A reception was held after the service to honor the new members and those of the Confirmation Class and also Mrs. Harry Bressler and daughters, Carol, Sandy, Cindy and son, Kevin, who will move to Cherry Hill, N.J., June 15.
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