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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
8
Central Junior High released a list of students cited for academic achievement for the last grading period. Honors include all As and Bs with separate special mention and a lengthy list of students across grade levels recognized for strong performance.
Shirley town board reviewed a proposed zoning ordinance at a special session. Harry Sheridan of Metropolitan Planners Co Indianapolis outlined steps to seek county planning commission authority to extend beyond town limits. The firm would map the area survey the region and draft a general plan.
Shirley Brown Township Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Earl Green with co hosts Mrs Walter Winn Mrs Byron Collier and Mrs Floyd Railsback. President Lavonne Miller opened with a poem and thought for the day. The meeting included song history and Bible conference notes with Massillon pastor Bruce D Cummons. Local zoning discussion and a town board plan expected at next meeting. Registry laws note on birth registrations included.
The Family Vacation Bible School at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Ninth and Sycamore completes plans for a two week program starting Monday. Classes meet at 6 30 p m each weekday with a picnic on Saturday June 27 and a closing program Sunday evening June 28 at 7 o clock.
The Rev Carl Johnson and his wife Della Warner plan to begin ministry at the Southwest Indian School this September. Johnson, a graduate of Asbury College and Seminary with graduate study at Ball State, has seven years pastoral experience in Nebraska and Indiana. Mrs Johnson is the former Della Warner, daughter of longtime World Canal leaders. The public is invited to attend at People's Church Fifth and John Streets. The U S has over 3 5 million miles of streets and highways.
The county sheriff announced a tougher stance on illegal dumping along roads. A $5 fine and up to 30 days imprisonment will be enforced more strictly as warnings have failed. Deputies have traced offenders who often avoided charges by cleaning up debris. Death Valley was proclaimed a National Monument in 1933.
Well paid Purdue graduates posted a record average starting salary of 597 dollars per month. Engineering bachelor’s degree holders averaged 616 dollars monthly for their first jobs, with one electrical engineering graduate reaching 775 dollars per month.
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