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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1973

Page

7

500 Festival Opens Contest for 1974 Queen Pageant

The 500 Festival invites applications for the 1974 Queen Pageant. Eligible contestants are 19 to 22, single, Indiana residents with Indiana resident parents, and enrolled in an accredited Indiana college taking at least 12 hours. This year contestants will appear before judges rather than relying on photographs. Thirty three finalists will be chosen to represent the festival in May, with a court of four selecting the queen.

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Breakfast Boost With Apple If You Add It Raw

To brighten breakfast, fold in a cup or so of chopped raw apple to muffin or pancake batter. After cooking, dust the tops lightly with a cinnamon sugar mix for a gentle sweet finish.

Various Club Activities Highlight Madison County History Talks

Women groups in Madison County held meetings in the Old Salem Room at the YMCA with plans for tours to Indianapolis Art Museum and Meadow Dinner Theater. Officers welcomed members, and future events included a trip and a walking history tour at Grey Goose Inn.

Esther Dittlinger Pottorical Society Pre- Pourri Madison County Women’s Lions Club Old Salem YMCA

City Art League reviews program and upcoming sidewalk show

Anderson Art League met Thursday at the Fine Arts Center with Jim Kierein presiding. Plans for the coming year were outlined and the Sidewalk Show was announced for October 26 to 28 at Mounds Mall with Leo Tanzelli and Harry Brewster as chairmen. Phyllis Whitworth won the first popularity vote for her oil painting and Jim Trego placed second for his copper work. Experiments in black and white techniques were tried by members with Joan Vance. Refreshments were served to 20 members and two guests. Instruction in block printing is planned by the club president for the October 18 meeting.

Anderson Art League Fine Arts Center Jim Kierein Mounds Mall Leo Tanzelli Harry Brewster Phyllis Whitworth Jim Trego Joan Vance

Local Quartet Begin Business Training Studies

Freshmen at Northwood Institute in West Baden have completed orientation and started classes. From Anderson area are Vincent Nyboer majoring in hotel and restaurant management Jay Edwards in business management and Terry Morgan in fashion merchandising. The private non profit college offers four business curriculums plus a culinary arts course and an associate general education degree.

West Baden Northwood Institute Anderson Vincent Nyboer Layton Road Jay Edwards Schipp Terry Morgan Oakwood Northwood

Hillis Seeks Student Essays on Energy Crisis

Congress man Elwood H. Bud Hillis invites high school and college students in the Fifth District to submit essays titled What I Can Do to Help Solve the Energy Crisis by Oct. 15. One high school and one college winner will be chosen, with judges from Taylor University Anderson College Brebeuf Preparatory School and Carmel High School. Winners will fly to Washington Nov. 5–6 to meet with the Task Force on Energy and Resources and Governor John Love.

Washington Elwood H Bud” Hillis R-Kokomo Hillis Philip Loy Taylor University Larry Osnes Anderson College Fred McCashland Brebeuf Preparatory School James D. Garret Carmel High School Energy and Resources House Public Works Committee John Love White House Energy Policy Office

Williams Byrne Wedding Vows Set for October Six

Miss Deborah Sue Byrne and Ronald D. Williams will exchange vows October 6 at 6 30 p.m. in Central Christian Church. Dr. Ted Hurst will officiate a double ring ceremony. Byrne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodger Byrne of 3330 Loral Dr, Columbus, and Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Glen C Williams Sr of Columbus, plan a life together after IU nursing studies and employment at Arvin Industries and Roviar Sportswear.

Deborah Sue Byrne Ronald D. Williams Central Christian Church Ted Hurst Miss Byrne Rodger Byrne Glen C. Williams Columbus Indiana University Madison Heights High School Arvin Industries Columbus High School Roviar Sportswear Inc Tony Lewellyn

Linda Pursley Visits Holland on Yearlong IU Assignment

Linda Kay Pursley daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Pursley of 1516 Weslon Court recently arrived in The Netherlands to work for Indiana University at The Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities and Social Sciences. She is a 1971 Phi Beta Kappa graduate of IU with a major in comparative literature and previously attended Madison Heights High School in 1967. Prior to Europe she flew to Hawaii for consultation related to her work. Her father Lee Pursley is a journalism teacher at Anderson High School.

Linda Kay Pursley Lee Pursley Weslon Court Netherlands Indiana University Netherlands Institute For Advanced Study Miss Pursley Madison Heights High School Hawaii Anderson High School

Bread crust scraps guide for party sandwiches

When trimming bread for party sandwiches save the crusts for crumbs stuffing and bread pudding. Collect scraps as you go and store them for later use in various dishes to minimize waste and maximize flavor.

Hilltop Restaurant Announces New Hours and Services

Hilltop Restaurant at St. Rd. 32 Lapel Indiana announces new hours from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. seven days a week. Salad bar Sundays. Cater to parties and evenings.

Hilltop Restaurant St. Rd Lapel, Ind

Leatherman Chosen Director at Indiana Truckers Meet

At the 42nd Indiana Motor Truck Association convention in September 2022 in French Lick Ind three Anderson area trucking executives were elected to leadership roles John B Leatherman Sr McLain Trucking Anderson was named director to the American Trucking Associations from the Contract Carriers Division his son John B Leatherman Jr McLain vice president was elected chairman of the same division and IMTA board member David E Myers MGS Transportation Alexandria was named alternate director to the ATA from the Contract Carriers Division IMTA is a 900 member organization representing Indiana trucking interests.

French Lick Ind Anderson Indiana Motor Truck Association John B. Leatherman, Sr McLain Trucking Inc American Trucking Associations Contract Carriers John B. Leatherman, Jr McLain IMTA David E. Myers MGS Transportation Alexandria

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