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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1971
Page
15
Josephine Lowman's readers seek a new illustrated book titled Why Grow Old. The work promises techniques and advice for a revitalized appearance and includes tips for teenagers and husbands. Copies cost $1.25 in the U S and $1.45 in Canada plus postage.
A fragmented reflection discusses daily life and common human flaws. It notes forgetfulness of grievances and limited viewpoints, mentioning gloom and intolerance in passing. The piece reads as a brief meditation on temporary forgetfulness amid petty disputes.
Trinity Episcopal Church schedules a Christmas Eve 7 p.m. Holy Eucharist with a sermon by Rev. Richard Halladay and special music from the Junior Choir. Performers include Cathy Calhull on flute, Debbi Caylor, Beth Rickard, Mrs. Joel Burrell, Wayne Teckerman, Danny Stout, and George Daugherty Jr. A 10:30 p.m. service features more music, while the 1 a.m. Christmas Eve service includes the adult choir with Sing We Now A Song of Christmas. On Christmas Day at 11 a.m. there is Holy Eucharist with Olivia McRpherts at the organ and Mrs. Joel Burrell directing.
Teapot care advice suggests storing a lump of sugar to prevent musty flavors and rinsing in boiling water before use. A Bermuda boat craft note describes unique racing dinghies, small cardboard undercarriage, and long masts up to forty feet for coastal carving and chilly storage ideas.
A puzzle game text from King Features Syndicate explains a daily message method. It describes counting letters of a first word and applying arithmetic to derive a key number, then reading letters from a grid to form the daily message.
The article details a North South vulnerable bridge problem from the 1972 U S World Olympiad team playoff in New Orleans. It presents a specific hand and voting options, noting an overtrick by Dor Krauss in Los Angeles and discussing lead choices to set up ruffs.
The slow pace of economic recovery hurts Con publish Corp a maker of machine tools with 33 million in long term and 6.9 million short term debts. A federal report forecasts 4.5 percent capital spending rise in early 1972 while company assets are pledged. Taxable investments offer about 6.5 percent after tax. tax exempt bonds yielded up to eight percent in 1970.
A family dispute centers on a $5,000 loan from Sam to his son Junior. After Junior sent a check to forgive the debt and it was returned with no demand for years, the judge ruled the debt was forgiven as a gift. The case hinges on intent and lack of repayment demands over time.
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