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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1962
Page
21
In today’s bridge deal Mr. Muzzy laments missing a slam after Brash opens hearts. Muzzy finesses diamonds, misreads the hand, and despite an automatic diamond finesse, the contract of three diamonds goes down two as Brash executes five heart tricks.
Instructions explain rubbing tin with brown paper and vinegar to prevent rust, using lard to protect, heating in the oven and drying. If rusted, apply cut green tomato, then wash and dry. Also cover warming biscuits with water before oven heat and polish brass with lemon rind and salt for cleaning.
Eleven members of a men's luncheon club greet each other on friendly terms. Each person shakes hands with all others exactly once, yielding a total of 55 handshakes. The counting follows 10 then 9 and so on down to 1, summing to 55.
A short feature describes a daily fortune puzzle titled Wishing Well. It explains counting letters in a first name, adjusting numbers to produce a key, and reading a message from a letter grid. William J. Miller penned it for King Features Syndicate with December 19.
Saturday lineup lists cartoons Three Stooges Learn to Draw Deputy Dawg Shari Lewis on NBC WFBM channel 6 with a block of animated programs and hosts a silent theme slot.
A dense old TV guide lists Saturday programming across genres from morning farmer almanac segments to afternoon cartoons and sports, then primetime Westerns, crime and comedy episodes. Notable slots include Lone Ranger, Gunsmoke, Have Gun Will Travel, Roy Rogers, and Lawrence Welk among many others.
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said on Thursday a high level conference will be held with representatives of all news media to discuss the Kennedy administration’s government information policies.
A mother asks how to manage aggression in her 44 year old daughter attending nursery school. Experts advise separating instinct from action, teaching to ask for toys, and expressing aggression through harmless outlets like punching bags. Emphasizes discussing feelings, viewing others’ perspectives, and avoiding all suppression by talking or safe activities. The piece references a free leaflet No. 57 by Myrtle Meyer Eldred via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
Fourth to sixth graders at Washington School will present the annual Christmas program at the PTA meeting Tuesday at 7 15 p m under David Ramsey with Thomas Clem directing orchestra and flutophones. The program will include a chorus orchestra and choral readings with flutophone solos by fourth graders and piano by Theresa Greene and Beth Anne Fox. Organists are Susan Edmonson and Roxann Meeker. Scenery designed by Harry Clark Jr with several Washington faculty assisting. The orchestra opens with Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and We Three Kings. the audience joins in carols including Oh Come All Ye Faithful and Hark the Herald Angels Sing.
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