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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1972
Page
9
Summitville town board approves street department snow removal at Summitville School Duck Creek School and Madison Grant High School for this year after clearing town streets. Dennis Eisenhart a Rigdon Boy Scout observed the meeting.
Ray Thomas announces the annual YMCA Midget Basketball League clinic and sign-up this Saturday from noon to 2 at North Side Junior High School. Dick Maynard will lead the clinic for boys aged eight to twelve not in school teams. The league emphasizes fundamentals and equal playing time, with last year’s program featuring 210 players on 21 teams sponsored by local businesses and clubs.
The Alexandria Monore High School Choirs directed by Ernest Hostetler present their Sacred Concert Sunday at 4 pm in Alexandria First United Methodist Church. The program lasts about one hour and features traditional and new Christmas pieces by the Girls Chorus Senior Ensemble and Pastelles with soloists Jenny Brown Martha Smith Scott Frazier and Carla Hensley. Accompanists are Cindy Wright and Beth Adams.
The Good Samaritan Society will meet Thursday evening December 14 at 6 o'clock in the basement of the United Methodist Church in Perkinsville. Members will exchange gifts by gender with men giving to men and women to women, says president Ernest Carver.
Mercy Hospital lists current admissions and recent discharges. New patients include Thomas Smith Summitville Bonnalee House Anderson Mrs Harlan Wiseman 2107 S B St Mrs Juanita Wisehart Frankton. Discharges include Mrs Robert Kiefer Fr Wayne Mrs Jack Abbott and son 1007 N 11th St Mrs Alta Hilligoss 1106 S Anderson St Atel Bowen 1526 S J St Thelma VanBus kirk 1333 S C St Sylvester Jones 428 N 10th St Melvin Gibson Rt 2 Mrs Billy Humphryes and daughter Rt 3 Matthew Hussong 430 N 6th St.
Shirley Town Board discussed possible uses for expected federal revenue sharing funds. Clerk treasurer Mrs. Virginia Harrell said she would attend a Marion meeting to learn the town’s exact share and the board must submit five year use plans by December 15. No decision was reached.
The Central Indiana Rescue and Traffic Control becomes sponsor of Girl Scout Troop 222 with instruction by Col A Craig and Capt Ralph Clarkson. Members attend Veterans Day parade led by Patrolmen McNeal and Harrison. Board debates water mains funding, North Ward poll favors Mrs Warren Aldrich over Wilbur Lowe 77 to 50 for a three member board. Lowe ill and not resigning. town attorney says resignation needed before appointment. Trial for Greensburg civil suit set for Jan 22 in Decatur County Circuit Court.
The Anderson Symphony Orchestra performs at 8 p.m. Saturday in C. C. Lewis Gymnasium at Anderson College with guest flutist and conductor Charles Delaney. Delaney will conduct a student clinic and solo Bach piece, as John Christopher Cooley leads a Weber Mozart Bach and Tchaikovsky program. Tickets available at the door.
In Indianapolis AP James Gibson who moved to Germany to teach in an American school uses the name Ebenezer Scrooge semi officially. An WIBC DJ found Scrooge in the directory but the phone is disconnected and Gibson's landlady confirms the alias and its playful use.
The YWCA lists morning and afternoon activities including TOPS at 9:00 a.m. and art class at 9:30 a.m. Also scheduled are the Anderson Council of Women at 2:00 p.m. and Mixed Bridge for Fun at 7:30 p.m. The pool program features Water Ballet at 9:00 a.m. plus multiple dips, a swim team session, Life saving merit badge at 7:00 p.m., and Family Dip.
Doctors prescribe many pain medicines but Anacin stands out as a widely used over the counter option. The ad claims physicians give over 50,000,000 Anacin tablets annually and that it relieves headaches dental pain arthritis colds and flu quickly with minimal stomach upset.
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