Pendleton Sees Youth Pride in Sesquicentennial Plans
Pendleton gears up for the Area Sesquicentennial with Youth Day events led by Donald Parker. Students, clubs, and local groups join parades, dress days, crafts, and a five night outdoor show Fall Creek Heritage featuring hundreds from the community.
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Brothers of the Brush
Young Americas
Alacis
Col
Donald Parker
Dorothy Bloving
Verna
Fall Creek
Rogers Company
Pendlgton Arcs
Robert Shelfoir
Robert Afotlo
Aad
Pendletor
Themelves
Kaleidoscopic Libra Seeks Justice and Balance
An astrology brief outlines Libra traits including communication, creativity, diplomacy, and a quest for justice. It notes Libras’ appeal to eccentric people, artistic sensibilities, and a tendency toward change and variety, with a focus on balance and future visions.
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Faye Luxor
Heat Fails to Deter Campus Life Impact Meeting
Despite extreme heat 169 youths attended the first Campus Life Impact meeting of the season in the City Auditorium. The event featured music by Sounds of Life, student performers, slides explaining Campus Life, and plans for future activities and the November 14 all-school rally with speaker Dave Bayer.
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Nancy Denest
Sounds of Life
Crystal King
Judy van Sipe
Sandy Haberts
Barbara Crose
3Olley Shinness
John Sutherland
Ken Bucy
David Reames
Dale Nicholas
Cal Bloom
Cal
Dave Toombs
Voosuls
Dave Bayer
Cecelia Johnson Captures National Skating Title
Cecelia Johnson, a 12 year old from Alexandria Indiana, won the American Championship Novice Lady Singles Skating Trophy in Lincoln Nebraska. The Hoosier earned national recognition as the first Indiana skater inducted into the Skating Hall of Fame.
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Skating Hall OF Fame
Cecelie Samson
Carol Roesler
Tlerald
Cecilia Johnson
F.S.R.C.A
Ann Marie
James Johnson
Monroe
Alexandria
Cecelia
Alexandria- Monrue
Indiana
Cueoha Johnson
Highland Yearbook Day News at Highland High
Highland Tradition continues as the 1970 Highlander yearbook debuts Sunday during Yearbook Day. The gym distribution runs from 2 pm to 4 pm with a WERK Radio DJ. Students without copies pay a small fee for entry. others show receipts. A preview of the 1970 show at the Indiana State Fair and an ice cream social at 2:30 pm are planned, with pickup for all students and grads.
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Madison
Pendieton Middle School
Young America
Andl
Joanne Oldham
Indiana
FFA
Burrell
The
Pendleton
Sugmlander
Werk Radio
Highland
Pymnasium
Highlanders
Bari
AU Highland
Robert Heeder
Teenager To Preach At Bethesda Church
A year old evangelist from Ber lon Harbor Mien will speak next Sunday at 3 30 PM at Bethesda Baptist Church. Sponsored by the Usher Board Chorus the program is open to the public with Mrs Virginia Smith and Idella Cunningham as organizers.
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Pendleton
Verna
Verus
Harold von Mhittle
Bethesda Church
Brooks T. Shannon
Berlon Harbor
Mien
Affternoon
Bethesda Baptist Church
Usher Board Chorus
Virginia Smith
Idella Cunningham
Rev
Hey Johnson
Mayor and Youth Lead 81-Hour Volleyball Relay
An 81 hour charity volleyball event behind South Meridian Church of God drew youth from multiple churches and adults from Ovid and elsewhere. Mayors and pastors participated as players and referees, keeping score and lending support. About 60 kids joined, with devotional closing and emphasis on Christian fellowship amid play.
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Dave Toomns
Merald
Pice
South Meridian Church of God
Flanagan
Ovid Community Church
Manly
Ovid
South Meridian
Tle
Fhve
Charles
Sfogad Tost Wauk
Morklevilie Noth Christian Church
Main
Sigot
Herold
Joa Bays
Young Hoosiers Secure 7,490 Summer Jobs Statewide
Indiana State Employment Service director John F. Coppes announced that over the past four months more than 7,490 young Hoosiers found summer work, including 4,167 in nonfarm jobs and 3,292 in agricultural labor. Nonfarm positions included 624 in federal agencies and 334 in state and local governments.
Teens sell to fund Dallas church youth convention trip
South Meridian Church of God youth groups are raising funds through creative drives including a highly publicized slave sale and license plate sales. Teens travel with advisors to the International Youth Convention in Dallas, Texas, joining about 5000 attendees and international reps for four days of sessions and activities.
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Caroline Kirby
Sald
Charles Tarr
South Meridian
Dallas
Tax
Joes
Jackson Park Church of God
Mra
Elmer
Thomas
Glennie Crose
Lowell Auker
Chuck Wood
Gary Tindsay
Joyce Decker
Mary Lou Hodge
Judy Sanstrum
Ae Byard
Hoy Ratcliff
Bworth Anderaan Chives of God
Belars
and Mire
Ron Moore
Mast Side
Church of God
Texas
Stiles i
Hewaii
Alaska
Severnl
Atate Fairgrounds
Coli
Eugéne Stern. Jr
Stedison County
The
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Barb Davis
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Rex Baughert
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