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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

Page

7

Taxidermy Titans and Safari Keepsakes in Kenya

In Kenya, Zimmermann Ltd. dominates taxidermy for about 400 safaris yearly, turning lion skins into action mounts and crafting trophies from elephant tusks, zebra legs, and other animal parts. Wain notes strong demand from American hunters while Italian clients favor buffalo mounts, with new regulations trimming crocodile and leopard installations.

Zimmerman Kenya Zimmermann Wain Sen George E. Isaacs Honolulu United States

Inside Ward and Akeley Era of Taxidermy at Zimmermann Factory

The piece notes early taxidermy methods using hay and straw before lifelike results. It credits Henry Ward for early models and Carl Akeley for modern manikins. The Zimmermann factory welcomes visitors as crowds marvel at skins tusks and trophies totaling about 1 million dollars with Wain noting no home trophy room due to many on site.

Wain Henry A. Ward Ward Natural Science Rochester N.Y Carl E. Akeley Akeley America Zimmermann Factory

If Space Is Your Problem Try A Strawberry Barrel

WEST LAFAYETTE A reader is advised that strawberry barrels save space for growing berries. The article describes a barrel planted with strawberry plants, green leaves and red berries, serving as both ornament and produce.

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Summer School Opens At Local High Schools In 1973

Local public school officials outline the 1973 summer school program for grades 7 through 12 with eight weeks of classes at Anderson Highland and Madison Heights High Schools. Courses include English, history, typing, government, literature, sociology, and driver education. Classes run weekdays from 9:00 to 12:00. Also notes student attendance issues and credits. superintendent G E Ebbertt and Horace Chadbourne oversee the program.

G. E. Ebbertt Horace Chadbourne Anderson High T&m Highland High Madison” Heights High School

Sorority Sessions for Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Planned Events

Xivena 1st Xi Delta Psi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed an exemplar tea at Mrs Robert Nelson home with Mrs Boyd Thompson as co host. Nine members plan to attend state day at Fort Wayne. The chapter donated baby clothes and swim suits to Turtle Creek Convalescent Center. A booth will be at the Madison County Sesquicentennial in September and a bake sale will run during summer. Pat Baker and Barbara Carper were named to represent at the state convention in French Lick October 5 6 and 7. Officers were installed at the close of the business meeting. A progressive card party will be at Lynne Fords home.

Xi Delta Psi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Sharon Nelson Southview Dr Boyd Thompson Jett Karen Russell Sandra Newman Delta Psi Robert Nelson Boyd ‘Thompson Robert ‘Sanders Fort Wayne Beverly Wertz Turtle Creek Convalescent Center Pat Baker Barbara Carper French Lick Lynne Ford

Community groups plan two projects in Anderson

The Soroptimists with President Colleen Pyle announced two major efforts a downtown Senior Citizens Club at the First United Methodist Church opening July 10 and a benefit luncheon for the Madison County Cancer Society. Co chairwomen Nancye Hawes and Sarah Vilesek lead the event slated for Saturday Nov 3. Funds from last year’s luncheon reached about 1000 dollars for the cancer society as 500 attendees gathered at the Senior Citizens Center.

Angerson Soropuumsis Madison ‘County Cancer Society Colleen Pyle YMCA Nancye Hawes Sarah Vilesek Senior Citizens Center Madison County Cancer Society Senior Citizens Club First United Methodist Church Gail Neff Bruce Stansberry Madison County Welfare Department Social Security Administration Welfare Department

Quick To Fix Picnic Menus For The Bike Craze

The article outlines easy make ahead picnic menus for cyclists with insulated bags, vacuum jugs, and a beach bag for perishables and non perishables. Ready to serve meats such as cotto salami bologna touringer chopped ham and pimento loaf keep meals cold, with buttered rolls and condiments for buffet style serving. Each meat slice provides protein and B vitamins for strenuous biking activity.

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