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each small 9-box square contains all of the
numbers from one to nine.
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1. Who was born Robert
Allen Zimmerman? Name
the first single he wrote and
released.
2. Led Zeppelin ran into a
small snag when the band
flew into Singapore to do a
concert. What happened?
3. Name the singer-song-
writer who had a hit with
"'Crying."
4. Which group released
"'Do You Remember Rock
"n' Roll Radio?" and when?
5. Name the album with
these two songs: "'Being for
the Benefit of Mr. Kite!" and
"Fixing a Hole."
6. Which group released
"Where the Streets Have No
Name" and when?
Answers
1. Zimmerman was Bob
Dylan's birth name. His first
single, "Mixed-Up Confu-
sion" backed with "Corrina,
Corrina," was released in
i 962.
2. Singapore oft]cials
wouldn't let them off the
plane because of their long
hair. The concert, in 1972,
was canceled.
3. Roy Orbison, in 1961.
Fie released a duet with k.d.
iang in 1987, but it's the
original version that ranks
No. 69 in Rolling Stone's
500 Greatest Songs of All
Time.
4. The Ramones, in
1980. All members of the
group took on "Ramone"
as their last name, starting
with Douglas Colvin, who
became Dee Dee Ramone.
5. The Beatles album "Sgt.
Pepper's Lonely Hearts
Club Band" in 1967.
6. U2, in 1987.
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!. Who is the San Diego
Padres' all-time leader in
career home runs?
2. How many times has a
Texas Ranger been named
the A.L. Most Valuable
Player?
3. When was the last time
before the 2010 season that
Green Bay and Chicago
faced otTin an NFL playoff
game?
4. How many NCAA
men's basketball champi-
onships have the UConn
Huskies won'?
5. Name the first Eastern
bloc player to skate in the
NHL.
6. Which was the last team
before the L.A. Galaxy in
2011 to win the MLS Cup
after being the No. 1 seed
entering the playoffs?
7. In 2011, thoroughbred
Rapid Redux won his 20th
consecutive race, topping
the North American record
held by two horses. Name
either horse.
Answers
!. Nate Colbert, with 163.
2. Six -- Jeff Burroughs
(! 974), Juan Gonzalez ('96,
'98), Ivan Rodriguez ('99),
Alex Rodriguez (2003) and
Josh Hamilton (' 10).
3. It was 1941.
4. Three -- 1999, 2004
and 2011.
5. Jaroslav Jirik, with St.
Louis in the 1969-70 sea-
son.
6. The Columbus Crew, in
2008.
7. Zenyatta and Peppers
Pride.
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Which actor's birth name
1, Is the Book of Amaziah
in the Old or New Testament
or neither?
2. From 1 Samuel 23, who
asked God, "Shall I go and
smite these Philistines'"?
Samson, David, Cyrus,
Moses"
3. How much dew (water)
was on the fleece the first
time Gideon put it out?
Sprinkling, Cup .fidl, None,
Bowl fitH
4. From Proverbs 3 !, which
king was taught sayings by
his mother? Lemuel, Neco,
Ben-Hadad, Jehu
5. Which Psalms' verse 12
contains, "'We went through
fire and through water"? 23,
66. 81, 130
6. What is the total amount
of chapters in Proverbs? 31,
41, 51, 61
ANSWERS: 1) Neither; 2)
David; 3) Bowl full; 4) Lem-
uel; 5) 66; 6) 3 1
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2. MUSIC: What was the
name of Smokey Robin-
son's group?
3. INVENTIONS: Who
is credited with inventing
bifocal lenses?
4. PSYCHOLOGY: What
irrational fear is manifested
in peniaphobia?
5. LITERATURE: In
which of Shakespeare's
plays does the character
Shylock appear?
6. GENERAL KNOWL-
EDGE: During which war
did Harry Truman fire Gen.
Douglas MacArthur?
7. HISTORY: When did
Australia become a com-
monwealth nation, largely
gaining independence from
Britain?
8. AN ATOMY: About how
long are the intestines in an
adult male?
9. FAMOUS QUOTES:
What American psycholo-
gist/philosopher once once
said: "Act as if what you
do makes a difference. It
does."?
10. MEASUREMENTS:
Which month is named for
the Roman festival of ritual
purification?
Answers
1. Martin Sheen
2. The Miracles
3. Ben Franklin
4. A fear of poverty
5. "The Merchant of Ven-
ice"
6. Korean
7. 1901
8. About 28 feet
9. William James
10. February (Februa)
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CANCER SUPPORT, PARK RIVER
Cancer Support meets at 7 p.m. the third Thursday of each month in the din-
ing room of the Sunrise Apts. Good Samaritan Society - Park River. Everyone
Welcome.
CANCER SUPPORT, GRAFTON
Unity Medical Center's Cancer Support Group will meet in the conference room
at the hospital the first Monday of every month. The Cancer Support Group
will meet at 5 p.m. for one hour. Come and share your story of loss, struggles,
triumphs and tips for coping with cancer with others who are in similar situations
as yours. Support groups are not just for people who have had cancer. Please
contact Jayne at 352-1620 or email at umcjayneb@anitymedcenter.com.
GOOD SNRITAN AUXILIARY, PARK RIVER
The Good Samaritian Society - Park River Auxiliary will meet at 2:30 p.m. the
fourth Thursday of each month. All interested friends and relatives of the
residents are welcome to attend.
FCHC AUXnLnARY MEETING, PARK RIVER
The FCHC Auxiliary meets at 2:30 the second Friday of every month at the
Ambulance building. I
YOGA CLASSES, EDINBURG
Yoga classes will be held every Wednesday night starting at 6:15 p.m. at the
Edinburg Community Center.
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WC SOCIAL SERVICE BOARD, GRAF-rON
The Walsh County Social Service Board will be holding their monthly meeting on
Thursday, Jan. 26 at 9:00 a.m. in the Meeting Room at Walsh County Social
Services. The board reserves the right to close the meeting at any time. Persons
needing special accommodations should contact Twila Novak, County Social
Service Director at 352-5105.
BABY SHOWER, ADAMS .
Please join us for a Baby Shower honoring Levi Scott Johnke, son of Scott and
Katie (Bylin) Johnke on Saturday, Jan. 28 at 10:30 AM at Adams Mountain
Lutheran Church in Adams. Everyone is WELCOME!!!
90TH BIRTHDAY/6OTH ANNIVERSARY, PARK RIVER
Please join us as we celebrate Omer Ellingson's 90th birthday as well as Omer and
June's 60th Wedding Anniversary at an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday,
Jan. 28 at Kensington Place in Park River, N.D. No gifts please.
UPCOMING EVENTS
CANTATA REHERSALS, PRBC
The Park River Bible Camp will again be sponsoring a cantata on April 1, Palm
Sunday. Rehearsals for the cantata will begin at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 29,
in the Fireside Room at PRBC. All area vocalists are invited to take part! Please
register by emailing gbeckman@polarcomm.com or leaving a message at 284-
7597.
ADAMS SCHOOL PUBLIC FORUM, ADAMS
The Adams School Board would like to invite all area school district taxpayers
to a public forum 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb 1, at Adams School Gymnasium.
The purpose is to share information and seek guidance for the future of the school
district.
BLOOD DRIVE, PARK RIVER
Park River Blood Drive will be held Thursday, Feb. 2 at 12:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m.
ha the Park River American Legion-Main Room. For an appointment contact:
Pud Thompson at 284-6263 or Marion Onstad at 284-6472 or go to:
www.bloodhero.com, sponsor code: parkriver Sponsored by DECCA Club
KOSOBUD LODGE MEETNG, LANKIN
WFLA Kosobud Lodge 106 will hold their next meeting on Sunday, Feb. 5 at the
Lankin Senior Center. There will be a 12:30 potluck meal with a 1:30 meeting to
follow. Members are encouraged to attend.
LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING, PARK RIVER
PR American Legion Auxiliary Valentine's supper prepared by Legion members
Monday, Feb. 6 @ 6:30 PM. Brief meeting to follow.
VALENTINES DINNER FUNDRAISER, PARK RIVER
The PRHS Choir will be holding a Valentines Dinner Sunday, Feb. 12 at Our
Saviours Lutheran Church, Park River at 5:30p.m. Cost: $20 per person, includes
Chicken Cordon Bleu, potato, salad, roll, dessert and live entertainment by the
Park River High School Choir students. Tickets available from any Park River
High School Choir student or Sheldon Weltz at the Park River High School. All
proceeds used to send the PRHS Choir to Chicago, Illinois, May 31-June 3, 2012.
SAVE THE DATE: CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, DAHLEN
Save the Date: Dahlen, N.D. will be celebrating its centennial on Saturday, July
7. The Dahlen Centennial committee has many events planned. Souvenirs are and
will be available. Vendors will also be at the celebration. Details to follow.
SAVE THE DATE: VETERANS BENEFIT FAIR, GRAFTON
Save the Date. The Walsh County Veterans Service Office presents a Regional
Veterans Benefits Fair to be held in Grafton on Saturday, July 28. Details to
follow at a later time. If you would like your organization to have a booth at this
event, please call Katrina at 352-5030.
HONDURAS FROM PAGE 1
houses with a tin roof, about the size of a small
two car garage. This is enough room for a fam-
ily of six to eight! The cooking is done outside
under a porch or lean-to and most families share
a toilet and bath area," he said. "There is a mar-
velous group of missionaries living there that we
support. Most of the time, this project is started
before we arrive. We supply the funds to buy the
building materials. The blocks are put up and
cured so we can build the roof, doors, and win-
dow shutters. All built at the site. Nothing is pre-
made. We mix and pour a concrete floor. Some
even get a crude bathroom."
Any of the newer buildings are built from ce-
ment because of problem termites and the much
of the northern end of the country was destroyed
in 1998 during Hurricane Mitch. But the roofs
are made from wood and tin, which need re-
placing often.
"Every year we select a person we don't
know and replace their roof. Usually it is in a
very poor area where 'voodoo' is common. We
certainly get a mixture of emotions from the
community but in general, it improves their
feeling of hope for a better day to come," Van
Dam said.
The mission trip offers the people a number
of oppommities for better days. In one instance
Van Dam explained that by the age of 12 most
Hondurans have no more opportunity for
school. It is very common for girls to have a
child by the age of 14 and by 20 they have 3 or
4 kids and no husband to support the family
Maria, the wife of a pastor supported by this
Honduras mission, and her husband have sev-
eral churches in the city and in the mountains
and work mainly with the native Indians of the
region. Twenty years ago she met a young
woman crying in a park because all she could do
to support her family was prostitution.
Maria, who Van Dam said is an excellent
seamstress, brought in to her home to teach this
girl how to sew.
"To us 'sweatshops' are an ugly concept," he
said. "To young Honduran women, they are a
source of independence. Conditions may be
tough but they get a salary, free daycare and
some health insurance."
Maria now trains eightto 12 young women
a year from the mountains and rural villages.
They school lasts nine months. During that time
they get training and materials, they are billeted
out to their congregation, and are sent back to
their home with a small sewing machine like the
one below or they get help to find a job in the
city. To support one of these girls it costs about
$90/month.
"I see where the money goes and I am im-
pressed with how much we get out of it," he said
that almost nothing goes to overhead costs and
none for administration because it is all volun-
teer.
He said that in many cases, like school back-
packs, eyeglasses and toys he buys items online
at the best prices and in Honduras they bring
cash for building supplies. Van Dam added that
he also gives money directly to Mafia so I know"
she has it to use at her sewing school.
"There is too much to do there, but we come
to bring some hope, support, and encourage-
ment to the Christian network working there,"
Van Dam said.
MILLER RUNS FROM
people that have not taken place.
The challenges of rural life demand
bold leadership. As a Senator, I
understand the issues we face here
in Northeastern North Dakota. My
experience as a young farmer en-
lightens me to our daily tasks to
succeed here. I have been a voice
for new ideas and have led on gov-
emrnent reform; I will continue to
be that voice and that leader,"
Miller said.
Miller is seeking his second
term of office. He currently is vice-
chairman of the Senate Finance and
Taxation committee and a member
of the Agriculture committee. He
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has worked on Energy Develop-
ment and Transmission, Human
Services, Information Technology,
and Taxation interim committees.
PR Square will donate $2 to the Pa River
of a
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BLOOD DRIVE FROM PAGE 1
"We asked a donor, a young
man, why he gives so consistently
three or four times a year," said
Ellefson. "He said, "It feels so
good to save someone's life. Why
would you do it just once?"
It's that kind of persistent, fre-
quent giving that assures a safe, de-
pendable blood supply every day.
Ellefson said many of the real-
life donors featured in the new
campaign began donating because
they knew of someone who needed
blood. They continue to donate be-
cause it makes them feel terrific-
heroic, even.
To encourage the habit of blood
donation, united Blood Services
has expanded its reward program.
Donors can earn points for donat-
ing frequently and staying in-
volved year after year. The points
are redeemable for movie and
restaurant gift certificates, t-shirts
and other prizes.
The DECCA Club will be spon-
soring the next community blood
drive on Feb. 2 from 12:30-5:30.
Potential donors can make an ap-
pointment to give blood by calling
Marion Onstad at 284-6472 or Pud
Thompson at 284-6263. The drive
will be held at the Park River Le-
gion Club.
Volunteer blood donors must be
16 years old, weigh at least 110
pounds and be in good health. Ad-
ditional height/weight require-
ments apply to donors 22 and
younger, and donors who are 16
must have signed permission from
a parent or guardian.
Find the hero in you...donate
blood 3 times a year!
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