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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1973
Page
5
Barbara Gibbons promotes a lean homemade bread option in THE M Gourmet. The Slim Gourmet White Bread recipe yields 46 calories per slice, using yeast and fat free ingredients, with detailed kneading, rising, and baking steps. A feature teaser notes upcoming homemade protein breads and cake-decalorizing tips.
Helen Cage, president of the Harvest Moon ABWA chapter, earns Woman of the Year honors. She has served as publicity chair, vice president, and supported scholarship drives and member recruitment. Cage, married to Lowell Cage, works as assistant office manager for Weiler’s stores in Portland and will compete for the national title in Las Vegas.
Discussion explains stress as an ongoing daily force affecting all organs. It outlines the alarm reaction and resistance stages per Dr. Hans Selye, noting potential heart kidney lung and joint diseases if adaptation fails. Allergic tape reactions also described with prevention tips and a heart booklet offer.
Two Anderson High School contestants vie for the 1973 Miss Anderson crown and a $1000 scholarship. Toni Johnson of Noblesville and Debbie Lynn ship, both Duchess of talent baton and French horn training, compete at the Anderson High School auditorium on Saturday June 9 with a Chevrolet prize and a Michigan City state pageant path.
Arnold K argues that religious symbols like baptism carry the same meaning regardless of presentation and urges using horse sense. The columnist defends Sabbath rest as central, notes symbolic baptism, and stresses inner heart change over outward ritual while praising Christ’s teaching to avoid ritualism.
A Polish Club event at 3535 Forest Terrace hosts a Saturday night dance from 9 30 to 1 30 featuring The Ups and Downs. Community venue promotes live music and social dancing opportunities.
The YWCA announces a varied teen program with paid Y-Teen members eligible for classes. June 5 starts horseback riding and diving, June 18 offers cheerleading tumbling crocheting baton and drama, with fees about $1 per lesson. A slimming exotic dance class runs June 20 11 to 12 led by Mrs. Young.
The Mounds Artist Guild hosts an outdoor exhibit and paint-out from 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. at 825 W 53rd St. The event, postponed due to rain, invites the public to view the efforts of Anderson craftsmen led by president Mrs Jean Carmack.
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