Japanese College Entrance Exams Drive Worry and Pressure
Tokyo reports describe personal crises and violence linked to the rigors of Japan's entrance exams. Young people endure intense preparation from childhood as a degree from top universities promises jobs and status, while failure risks poverty and despair.
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Tokyo
Akihito
Japan
Oicy
Tokyo University
Asahi
Imperial University
Imperial) University
Keio
Waseda
Penny Wise Barbecues from Better Homes & Gardens
June article shows budget friendly outdoor cooking tips. It highlights affordable meat cuts for grilling and roasting lamb or beef on a rotisserie. Includes new recipes and guidance to serve delicious barbecues without straining the family budget.
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Better Homes & Gardens
Jane
AHS Library Receives Labor History Book Set
Anderson High School along with 97 other local and county schools received five volume sets on labor history and unions for their library. The Madison County UAW Local 662 and Madison County APLC Council presented the books to the school, to support social studies classes with background on the labor movement in the United States.
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Anderson High School
Madison
UAW
Madison County
A.p.l.c.hq. Council
Neal Edwards
United States
Zhee
Selassie to Visit Brussels for Belgian State Visit
Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie has accepted an invitation to a state visit in Belgium in July. The visit signals strong ties between Addis Ababa and Brussels and will include discussions with Belgian officials on regional and international issues.
May Breakfast Held by Summitville WSCS
Summitville WSCS of the Methodist Church held its annual May Breakfast at the church with members Martha Martin Ann Miller Mabel Mundey and Vina Rose Vinson among attendees. Tables featured spring flowers and the group moved to the main auditorium for the regular monthly meeting presided by Harry Pollard. Funds from the breakfast totaled eighty dollars. Mrs Pollard plans to leave for Frankfort soon. A prayerful devotion preceded business, with names listed among attendees. A predar service occurred during the meeting.
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Summitville
WSCS
Methodist Church
Westesses
Martha Martin
Ann Miller
Mabel Mundey
Vina Rose Vinson
Mmain
Harry Pollard
Pollard
Frankfort
Grover McMahan
Trea
Janes Edna Berndt
Louise Kirk-1gateick
Froniy Reed
Helen Nottingham
Stella Brown
Mabel Beeson
James Smith
Juds Benning
Thelma Tawson
Plus Miler
Jula Tomlinson
Mildred N. Della Ice
Margaret Nllard
Kathryn Talbot
Olive Bair
Mabel Denny
Martha Jones
Ted Moore
Mabel Bruning
Mary ‘Baten
Blanch Owens
Wilena ‘Dunham
Martha Branch
Juda
Martin
Kirkwood
Mary
Stella Waltz
Matty It and Son
Delight Howard
Adames Shiner
Himeli
Chesterfield VBS June 1 12 At School
Vacation Bible School events planned at Chesterfield School from June 1 to 12 include activities for children led by church members. Organizers emphasize community participation and spiritual lessons while noting scheduling details and distribution of materials.
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Chesterfield
DVBS
Middletown Church Hosts WCTU Speech Contest
The Middletown Nazarene Church hosted a WCTU speech contest with Bethany Webb winning first place in the Bronze medal category for her speech That Old Pen. Ruth Ann Hodge won the Ver Medal contest with That Old Pen, as others entered included Danny Massengill Nancy Massengill Robby Mas Nancy Massengill and Davene Kroger. The Diane Medal contest is set for Wednesday at the Park Price Church of God in Twin.
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WCTU
Middletown Nazarine Church
Bethany Webb
Roland Wet
Anderson
Ruth Ann Hodge
Clarence Hodge
Danny, Massengill
Ray’ Adren
Robby Mas
Nancy Massengill
Linda Ee
Davene Kroger
Diane
Park Price Church of God al]Twin
Jackson Township School Ends May 26
Jackson Township School principal Mr Halsey says a few Annuals remain and invites interested students to contact him during school hours. He also notes the last day of school will be Tuesday May 26 and mentions community visitors and a local Hamly Bonl 41 Club meeting at the school with talks on meals safety demonstrations and tour plans.
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Ciovinpati
Ohio
Aud
James Hogan
Widianapolis
Fred Detrick
Ruth Parker
Gene Swelley
Near Anderson
Walliam Lamb
Jackson Township
Kay Baker
Rall
Diane Downey
Joyee Ann Beck
Dorris Nesse
Joyce A. Beck
Turly Sullivan
Irma J. Moore
Pee Ogehee
Canada
St. Paul's Church
Halifax
Twi-lite Optimist Installs Newly Elected Officers
The Anderson Twi-Lite Optimist Club held an installation at the YMCA with Dale Kimble presiding. New officers include Jor McCoy as president, Dar een and Tom Edmond as vice presidents, ARL Young as secretary and treasurer, and a board of directors: covers French, Hayes Toward, Thorles Watson, and J. L. McDonald. Members plan to move the remlar meeting night to Thursday from Magnday starting June 4. other notes mention Pendleton visits and a note on US Fish products canned for human consumption with last year totaling 740 million pounds, up 90 million from 1957.
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Anderson Twi-Lite Optimist Club
YMCA
Dale Kimble
J. B. McDonald
Pres Dent
Magnday
Jor McCoy
Dareen
Tom Edmond
Arl Young
French
Hayes Toward
Thorles Watson
Leslie
Pendleton
Lennard
San Diego
Calif
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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