Powder Puff Mechanics Teach Girls Car Care Basics
A Herald youth feature guides readers through basic car maintenance for girls, stressing careful reading of the owner’s manual, proper oil and transmission fluid checks, tire pressure, battery care, and avoiding risky practices. It urges professional help for complex repairs and emphasizes safety and upkeep to keep cars in good running condition.
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Application Etiquette for Youth in the Job Market
The piece urges teens to treat job hunting as a serious effort. It stresses assessing time, sacrifice, and readiness, matching skills to outdoor or office work, and choosing a suitable field. It notes that lack of training hinders office work and emphasizes long term fit over quick, careless applications.
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Asbion
Art Vance
Accent On Youth Teens On iwheels By MICHAEL LAyt
A user asks about adjusting power brakes on a 1969 car and getting a quick fix for a broken rearview mirror on a 1910 Ford. The column provides practical, low-cost repair tips, suggests visiting auto shops, and includes guidance on basic do it yourself steps for removing and replacing a freeze plug and for securing a windshield mirror with quick-drying adhesive.
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Mike
New Directors Ready FHS For State Fair
Frankton High School gains Ron Hoffer as new band director and Candy Lessie as Majorette supervisor for the Eagles. Hoffer, from South Bend, brings BS and MS in music from Ball State and has performed with multiple Ball State ensembles. Lessie, Hammond native, Ball State senior in elementary education, served as Ball State marching band assistant captain and tutor.
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Kathe Dinsmore
Madison County
Ron Hoffer
Frankton High School
Marching Eagles
Frankton
Prescott
Roffer
Franktop
South Bend
Ball State University
Hoffer
Ball State
Semphony
New Music
Muncie
Mary Killen Stracge
New Albsay
Frankton Bagh
Candy Lessie
Hammond
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Cardatto Corps
Orientalion Corps
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Kappa Delta Pi
Angual
Purdue University
Hammedigh
Syaven
Be a Friend: The Hard Yet Worthwhile Path
A reflective piece urges choosing kindness over cruelty, urging readers to imagine others’ feelings and act with care. It emphasizes staying strong against criticism, proving friendship through small, daily acts, and valuing lasting bonds as life’s greatest gift.
Indiana teens study speech correction at Indiana University
The Speech and Hearing Center at Indiana University hosted a two week course for 24 girls and 25 Indiana graduates, focusing on language, articulation, voice and rhythm. Participants learned about aphasia, stuttering, and communication disorders with lectures by Dr. Ritter and activities supported by Psi Iota Xi.
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Carol Roeeler
Central Indie Ara
le Ann Harting
Wendell Willkie High
Carol Hoosier
Aexendri-Monroe High School
Indiana University Library
Hitter
Ken. Hon Shank
17 year old Jim Wilson named Indiana Star Farmer
Jim Wilson, 17, of Pendleton, Indiana, was chosen as the 19 Indiana Star Farmer at the 42nd Future Farmers of America Convention at Purdue University on June 30. He has served as Pendleton Heights chapter reporter, secretary and president and placed second in a state forestry proficiency contest. He farms 280 acres with his grandparents Evan and May Wilson.
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Jim Wilson
Pasdidton
Indiana Star
Jim
Future Carmers of América
Purdue University
Aayont Piatman
LaGrange
Ward Hanson TE
Connersville
Paul Woiber
Brookville
Futuys Farmers
Pendleton Heights
Pendillon Heights
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Evan Wilson
Youth Volunteers Aid Handicapped Children Camp
Four Madison County youths join a Davis Park week camp program aiding handicapped children. Led by Mrs. Pat Quinn, directors Marjory Turner and Jane Ellen Weir, volunteers aged 12 to 18 rotate activities including singing, crafts, games, and pony rides. The camp serves cerebral palsy, retardation, emotional issues, deafness, and blindness with sessions three days weekly for four weeks each summer.
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Tina Cook
Madison County
Kugewood
Davis Park
Afl Ith
Pat Quinn
Marjory Turner
Marrisow Ott
Jane Ellen Weir
Arson
Weip
Weir
Whithal
Waite
Ape
Beverly Sizetoye
Bey
Becky Wooster
Indians University
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