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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
6
Over 1 000 students will attend summer school at Anderson High School with 825 already enrolled. Deadline for assured enrollment is tomorrow. Twenty one classes offered state tuition funded with two credit limit. classes meet two hours daily for eight weeks and end August 5.
Cub Scout Pack 329 sponsored by the 29th St. School PTA held a Pinewood Derby at the South Side Junior High School Recreation Room. Danney Kelley Joey Sparks and Joe Davis won derby trophies. Awards went to Joe Davis Bobby Grissom Randy Wilson Randy Bledsoe Randy Talley Steve Stalcup Richard von Joey Sparks and Jim Ike.
Clean wall to wall carpets easily with Safe Blue Lustre to re brighten colors without fluffy residue. Tam's Drugs offers an electric shampooer for one dollar a day to help remove spots and dirt.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson flew to New York for a wardrobe fitting and to participate in a dedication ceremony. She spoke at the Riis Houses Plaza dedication, a re landscaping project funded by a $900 000 grant from the Vincent Astor Foundation.
London reports that Britain imports about 60 percent of its total food supply, underscoring reliance on overseas markets for sustenance and potential exposure to trade disruptions.
A historical newspaper ad lists pattern transfers and motifs for knit and crochet projects. It advertises sizes 32-34 and 36-38 with three ply yarn, pricing at thirty five cents per pattern plus mailing add-ons, and directs senders to Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald in New York. It touts Needlecraft Spectacular designs 200 and free patterns in the 1966 Needlecraft Catalog, plus Quilt Book offerings with color patterns.
An open house celebrated Miss Axchie Bolitho a longtime editor and church worker for the Church of God. Attended by over 220 at Mrs. Esther Kirkpatrick’s home, the event honored her decades of service including leadership in Missions work education and evangelism.
Traffic death rate declined last year marking its first drop since 1961. Accidents killed 5.6 persons per 100 million miles driven, near the all time low of 0.2 in 1961.
The Absence of a Cello, Ira Wallach comedy, opens June 11 and 12 at Riviera Theatre Anderson. John Bud Bender and Peg Harrison star with Millie Ewald directing, featuring a cast including Carol Dinan Pamela Sokol Genevieve Adams Alan Swinford and Jack Hunter. Tickets from Anderson Civic Theatre Inc or Riviera Theatre box office.
The state Fish and Game Department released 55 prime antelope in Northern Arizona to replace animals wiped out 60 years ago by unregulated hunting. The note adds that since 1878 Washington has been run by a three member commission appointed by the president.
Nine Madison County students joined 431 statewide honorees at an Indiana University luncheon for scholastic achievement in the High School Achievement Program. Kevin Crim of Madison Heights won first place in government. others were listed across government mathematics English and history with peers from Anderson and Pendleton high schools.
More than a third of U S females over 14 work outside the home or in a family business or on a farm. But among mothers of children under six eighty percent do not work.
The U.S. population aged 65 and over has grown by nearly 500 percent since 1900, reflecting dramatic aging trends across the nation.
Printed Pattern 4911 for Misses sizes 10 through 18 features a curve sustaining dress with scalloped cuff collar. The ad promotes pattern purchase for 50 cents, adds 15 cents for mail, and directs readers to Anne Adams care of The Anderson Herald in New York.
John K. Sheridan of 921 Morton St is among seven Indiana youths chosen for the World YMCA Youth Conference in Stavanger Norway. The event gathers about 1 000 youths worldwide with a U S delegation of 224, focusing on themes of freedom belonging learning work and service. Sheridan will travel with the U S group to Denmark Germany France and Switzerland including Berlin after the Norway meeting. The delegation departs New York June 25 by chartered plane.
The Labor Detent estimates that 1.2 million and 1 million secondary schoolteachers then in the next decade. Pre fab houses are nothin new. In 1849, 5,000 pre fab dwell California gold fiefs.
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