Miss Richard to Wed
Robert Dunbar
Mrs. Hugh Richards is announc
ing the engagement of her daught
er, Meredith Ann. to Robert Lee
Dunbar, of Lopez, Wash.
Meredith, daughter of the late
Hugh Richard Mrs. Richards,
is a 1058 gradi f Polosi High
School. She ad Southeast
Missouri State College. Cape Girar
deau, for two and a half years, and
entered the Washington University,
School of Medicine in September.
1961. She graduated as a physical
therapist on June 10 and is now
employed at Irene Walter John
son Institute in St. Louis.
The prospective bridegroom is
the son of Mrs. Luther Dunbar, of
Lopez, Wash., and the late Mr.
Dunbar. He graduated from Nome
High School in 1956, and for the
next four years attended the Uni
versity of Puget Sound, Tacoma,
Wash., where he was a member
of the Intercollegiate Knights. He
is presently a senior in the Wash
ington University School of Den
tistry, and is a member of Zi
Psi Phi fraternity.
Wedding plans are indefinite, i
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I CUB PACK COCKS EAR
A lively pack meeting of Cub
Pack 63 was held in the school
gym last Friday evening. The
theme of the month was “sound.”
The flag ceremony was con
ducted by Bear Cub Johnny Ad
suna with guards Louis Nance and
Bruce Tungwenuk. Mr. Bachelder
then led the pack in singing sev
' eral songs.
Den Two demonstrated several
different types of sound in their
! skit, including several instruments
made by the boys themselves. Den
Three’s skit was a hilarious ball
| game between the Yankees and
the Dodgers broadcast by Joel
Bachelder. Den Four demonstrated
can telephones and played a game.
The parent attendance award
went to Den Four.
James Savok Sr., a new com
mitteeman, was introduced and as
sisted in making the advance
ment awards. A bobcat pin went to
Eli Walker, Wolf badges to Louis
Nance and Bruce Tungwenuk, and
a wolf silver arrow to Kavik Hahn.
Lion Badges went to Bobby Savok,
Danny Fondell, Jamey Towner
and Joey Towner. A Webelos
badge was given to Reggie Tung
wenuk. Allan Kost was welcomed
into Troop 63 by Boy Scout Gene
Oxeriok.
Chip Swanson of Explorer Post
63 gave a very interesting sound
demonstration by tape recorder.
Cubmaster Tom Tungwenuk
gave a word of appreciation to
the many parents and visitors
present. Many achievements and
electives were on display. Also on
display were color photos taken
of the October Pack meeting by
Mr. Pete Hahn.
The theme of the December pack
meeting will be "Stars in the Sky.”
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A SAD LETTER FROM
A FORMER NOME1TE
Dear Folks:
i The enclosed clipping tells its
own sad story. The idea of out
living my children is stil very
| strange to me. But one does not
ask why, instead one says “Thank
You God" for all the beautiful ;
I moments we had together.
; The surgery was the removal of
j 3 discs in my spine and the fusion
1 of 5 vertebrae. I’ve completed 3
weeks flat in bed and have 3 more
to go. I hope to get out by the
middle of December.
Please give all the old gang my
regards. I would like so to have
news of them. Write, please.
OPAL L. CATLIN
Room 472
Welbom Mem. Hospt.
Evansville, Ind.
From the
Harrisburg, Illinois Daily Register
Tom Wiedemann, 35, former
Harrisburg resident, was burned
to death in an apartment house
fire in New York City October 7.
His mother, Mrs. Opal Catlin,
who is in Welborn Baptist Hos
pital in Evansville, Ind., received
word of the death of her son on
Oct. 11.
According to the report received
by Mrs. Catlin, Tom, an artist,
was occupying the apartment of
another artist friend, who was out
of the city. During the fire, other
residents, who knew the friend was
out of town, did not know that the
apartment was being occupied by
Mr. Wiedemann, so no attempt
was made to rescue him.
Mrs. Catlin, who was to have
undelgons surgery, was unable to
attend the funeral.
Mr. Wiedemann also is survived
by a brother, Jack, who is a prog
ram director for television station
WATE, Channel 6, at Knoxville.
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Answers to Who Knows
1. The Caucasus.
2. Four-fifths of breadstuffs and
fruits; one half of meat, eggs and
dairy products; one-third of fish
and vegetables.
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