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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1967
Page
5
The piece reflects on winter arriving December 22 and the lingering sense of nostalgia. It notes snowfall, the changing day length, and practical worries like shoveling. Amid reflections on nature and holidays, it mentions students searching for answers about Niagara and the shifting seasons.
Today at YMCA a PAL Vella Kappa Cam ana meeting precedes dinner. The schedule includes intermediate and advanced swims and fitness classes, with a Broadway announcement featuring Jagmar Borgman and a showing of "How and The Greatest Story EBul Told" leading to "Love Math" in April. queen Victoria’s Albert role is noted with a Swedish actor, while the female lead remains to be announced.
A cautionary note urges parents to keep poisons like insecticides lighter fluid and paint thinners in original containers and locked up high. Many accidental poisonings come from children mistaking household substances for drinks, especially in familiar settings or bottles.
Readable clues across and down with themed entries and a cryptoquote puzzle. Amusing wordplay and coded message challenge readers with a daily mix of crossword hints and a quotation encoded in a letter-substitution system.
A scrambled forecast urges Aries to stay poised and avoid rash action, Taurus to expect discussions on values, Gemini to study procedures and gather facts, Cancer to open up about work and travel, Leo to face necessary domestic talks, Virgo to rebuild after disruption, Libra to beware behind the scenes, Scorpio to finish tasks and review finances, Sagittarius to anticipate improved prospects, Capricorn to stay neutral and informed, Aquarius to avoid waste and resist false plans, and Pisces to resolve long standing disputes with frankness. General trend favors signs Gemini through Aquarius with high cycles noted and a reminder to listen more.
The piece recaps a misdial mishap with a cold relief joke and a baseball anecdote about Bob Feller bringing his mother to a game. She is struck by a foul ball but escapes serious harm with a minor bruise, prompting her quip about a future gift.
A reader’s Christmas gifts column discusses selecting good gifts for children. Dr Joyce Brothers suggests simple toys spark imagination, and advises balancing spend with a child’s true interests. it also covers giving patterns and how children learn value through gifts.
Answers offer home hacks for varnish brushes freezing to revive use, fly specks removal from chandeliers with alcohol and soap, and reviving a faded gold picture frame with a sponge and turpentine to restore shine.
Scout Pack 218 held its November meeting at Southview School with Den four presenting the flag. Den four presented a skit on Holland and Hawaii, Den five on Thailand, Webelos displayed crafts, and awards went to Victor Warmke Bobcat Sha Fraley Steven Price and Bobby Amos who earned Bear pins. The next meeting is scheduled December 14 at 7 o'clock at Southview School.
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