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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1969
Page
4
Madison County hosts seasonal harvest workers from abroad, living in family units while employed by local firms picking crops. Despite cramped conditions and basic facilities, residents express gratitude for Hoosier hospitality and opportunity, even as some social tensions surface.
A reunion of the Gilders leaves-Winders union is set for Sunday August 3 at Noblesville Park shelter house. Former residents of Anderson, including Charles Simpson and Mya Peat Net Chester Apple of Per Btard ue Hani Mills Fortville, are listed among attendees. The event at Maclean Rewcolds home Ninth St Diner starts 12 30 PM with afternoon entertainment. The Lawler family held a separate Beulah Park gathering in Alexandria with a basket dinner and a president’s remarks.
The Gamma Leto sorority held Beginning Day on August 26 at the president Dennis Roof’s home. The 198-70 program year awards were announced with notes by officers Dal Ze ux and Thomas K pificer.
In Oslo a Norwegian company employs five women on deck and in the engine room as seasonal crew shortages in the merchant fleet persist. An elderly seaman notes women now fill roles formerly held by men and argues women can match men in seamanship and engineering tasks.
The article surveys orchid growers including Scandinavian and Brazilian participants, naming Maija and several crewwomen aboard ships, with notes on new orchid species discovered in Rio de Janeiro and San Paulo. It shares experiences of workers, trade, and the cross cultural world of orchid collecting and shipboard life amid economic aims and travel.
A retro recipe card describes a baked bean casserole with bacon, onion, apple sauce, molasses, and mustard. It counts four servings and includes directions to crisp pork and drain fat, then bake with a spiced bean mix until bubbly. The text also contains fragmented gardening notes about rainfall, tarps, and tree care.
County Homemakers clubs featured mushroom based recipes by Cecily Brownstone. The tips include broiling chicken with sliced mushrooms, blending tomato juice and vegetables for flavor, and including fat free broth with spinach for a lighter meal. The August 19 session will follow the breakfast meeting at Don's Barbecue hosted by Mrs. Steven Sevbert and others.
Outdoor cookout guide features beef short ribs with a Texas inspired glaze. Includes prep steps indoors or outdoors, finishing on the grill with a spicy sauce. Side ideas include rice avocado orange lettuce salad biscuits and a Tex cream cone dessert.
Ball State University hosts an art exhibit featuring winners of an art contest sponsored by the Federation of Clubs. The event showcases works by Miss Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Barker, and other local artists with exhibition hours posted.
Amy Rasabaugh reports gratifying response to a 140-member annual membership drive for the American Legion Unit 27. Mrs. Mary Pope to oversee installation and program activities. Auxiliary members prepare for convention and craft articles, with several awards announced to members and officers listed.
Lafaybite Indiana report from University extension plant pathologist on tomato leaf diseases. Early Blight Septoria Blight and late blight reduce yield and quality. Recommendations include copper or lime-sulfur sprays at seven to sixteen day intervals, mixing per gallon of water to coat one acre per spray.
YWCA day calendar lists events including Tops at 9 30 am Pigtail at 1 00 pm Jr s BOR Bm Nal Teen Club VOWEL SCMEDUTLA S S Swimneys at 4 00 pm Wentwa s Dip a m Wigtails Yo drs Fem Adult Novice 439m Comp Swim at 1 00 pm Pigtails Ir5 40 pm Open Dip Inpan JN 5 D Novice 4330 pain Qaca for private tess at 6 00 pm Adult Neves
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