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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1970
Page
5
The text previews palmistry basics with seven hand types including the Elementary Practical Spatulate Artistic Philosophical Psychic and Mixed. It suggests using basic palm features to judge character and compatibility while warning about sensational claims and dating.
Five Madison County 4-H delegates earned top honors at district judging in Centerville Indiana and will advance to state competition in late August. Penny Williams from Edwood High Electric placed first in Electric and received a desk study lamp set. Janice Heritage from Alexandria High won second in Clothing. Sally Surhaugh from Anderson High placed in district Clothing. Susan Kirkpatrick from Alexandria will study at Ball State and placed fourth in Electric. Gloria Woodsides from Highland High won fourth in Electric and designed a mint green dress for the fair.
An old firehouse in Anderson Indiana is being converted into a youth center led by Dill Wilson. The plan grew from a few attendees to a large project adding gym space crafts and recreation under adult and teen guidance. Wendy Moore helps push community backing for the new center.
Lapel High School’s marching band bids farewell to director J Wampler after two years of devoted leadership. John Irwin of Alexandria, a young band leader, steps in, but summer plans for the band face limits. The Lapel Band Boosters host a meeting July 16 to introduce him and discuss summer activities and future concerts. The group plans two parades this summer and aims for a strong next year despite current constraints.
Twelve teenage volunteers give four days weekly to eight Headstart classes at Shade Land and Westvale schools. They assist teachers, prep lunches, and help 15 preschoolers per class in a program to ready children for kindergarten. Volunteers urged, especially males, to join through the Community Action Council. program runs until early August.
Highland varsity cheerleaders Rhonda Skinner Caryl Campbell Joyce Keeling and Cathy Vosler led their team to four firsts and a second place at the University of Kentucky Cheerleading Camp earning a Spire Slicks award. Indiana squads and others competed as groups of 24.
The Gemini profile highlights high mental energy and rapid idea flow with strong communication skills. It warns against dating multiple people at once and notes potential for romance during travel or vacations. It points to careers in teaching, writing, and creative ventures, with emphasis on self expression and learning.
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