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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
5
The Gilbert M Simmons Booktrailer began April 30 1954 with a maiden voyage to Roosevelt school. It has visited 13 city areas mostly near schools, offering books and magazines for adults and children.
Notes on Mozart The Magic Flute and Helen Keller Pearl Buck born last week of June with new biographies and Imperial Woman. Also a reading list of golf instruction books by Camerer Snead Suggs Evans Zaharias and more. Summer meal ideas from Marion McCarroll Summer Cook Book for quick dishes.
The library offers cook books such as The Twenty Minute Cook Book and Cook It Ahead, barbecue guides, outdoor kitchen titles, and books on patios and outdoor furniture. Summer hours of the main library are 8:30 to 8:00 weekdays, 8:30 to 5:00 Saturdays, and reading room hours on Sundays.
France's National Assembly backed Premier Guy Mollet's plan to fund higher old age pensions with taxes on large cars, mainly American-made. The package includes 52 million low income people receiving 31 200 francs annually starting at age 65, or 60 if unable to work.
The Forest Service sent about 75 more Indian firefighters to Coconino National Forest Arizona to contain new lightning caused blazes. Rain eased some fire lines as crews exceed 2,500 workers in New Mexico and Arizona tackle hundreds of small fires across Gila Apache and surrounding areas with thunderstorms forecast.
Indonesian government forces conducted a large sea air and land operation in Celebes killing 143 rebels in Darul Islam strongholds. The 13 day push, from June 6 through 18, also reported the capture of 437 rebels.
A spokesman said supplies of firearms flowed to Moslem rebels who had ruled Celebes with little challenge until the assault. The report emphasizes arms flow and the rebel’s prior control of the region.
KYF hosts summer clubs for ages 9 to 14 with tennis archery and photography. Starting July 2 members compete in the triangle singles tennis tournament at Lincoln and Roosevelt park courts. Archery results: Jerry Smolinski first 91, Tony Zuris 87, Raleigh Hewitt 81. Schedule includes team and animal shoots July 2 and July 11 harbor beach photo trip to Simmons Island.
Connecticut governor proposes curbing teen driving for highway safety. A 17-year-old laments loss of prom attendance while others worry about dating and school punctuality. Mothers defend teens as temptations rise, and parents clash with youths over unsafe driving accusations and scratched cars.
New York policewoman Arlene Van Dunk arrested gypsy Mary Rossini for promising to change a caller’s luck. The caller, not married, reported the ruse after a dramatic threat to lose her husband if she paid.
A group discusses teen driving dangers and possible safeguards. Suggestions include pre drive phone check ins, speed monitors, slower small cars, limited horsepower, automatic speed control, parental alarms, and telephone car to home links to ensure teens return safely.
Sherry Hoyland, a 5'2\" KHS junior with blue eyes and brown hair, serves as Alpha Aurora president and Terpsichore vice president. She enjoys fried chicken, dancing, movies, and swimming, works at Korf's, dislikes loafing, and favors Mars travel as a future interest.
Leonard Iaquinta a 12 year old sixth grader publishes a weekly one sheet newspaper in his neighborhood. He has ten subscribers including his teacher Miss Anna Gillespie of Lincoln Elementary. His typed paper features philosophy riddles puzzles facts and a feature story by Editor Iaquinta.
The Dry Dock youth board discussed summer activities and urged participation. An ice cream social for members only occurs tonight at 8 p m in the clubrooms. Tournaments start July 2 with a boys table tennis sing le and a girls shuffleboard match. Bermuda Bounce on July 6 features bermuda wear.
A long list of club activities notes last meetings at various homes. New members welcomed in several groups while future events include picnics, beach parties, and hikes. Hostesses and officers named, with dates and locations scattered throughout.
KYF outposts note three man basketball draws junior high boys. Volleyball outdoor and indoor games ran at all four centers last week and will continue. Membership is free for third through ninth graders. Teeners Fun Night moved to July 5 for fourth through sixth graders.
Summer activities kept students connected with friends through parties and teas. Decem Teen club hosted a Getting to Know You party on June 18 at Janet Schilling’s home with a long list of sophomore attendees. The Fea Fourens held a get acquainted tea at Judy De Young’s home attended by many members and sophomores. Kimco Klub banquet celebrated departing seniors with poems read by junior members and a farewell speech by Judie Mikulsky, followed by plans for a club picnic at Brown's Lake.
Donald Santoni captured the Monday and Thursday class KYF boys pool tournament edging Elliot Lieb for the division top honor. In Tuesday and Friday competition Jim Garnero won, Tom Bodanowicz runner-up. Girls table tennis saw Joan Gotta first in Monday Thursday, Linda Neau second, Susan Strangberg first in Tuesday Friday, Kathy Wienke runner-up. Children drew colored hand shapes, made paper mache pins, and built pencil holders from juice cans. Boys and girls now compete in round robin table tennis and pool tourneys.
KYF will lead a second summer bus trip on July 5 to Haeger Potteries in Dundee Illinois and Glenview Naval Air Station in Glenview NL. The outing aims at children ages 9 to 14 with a small fee to cover bus costs. registrations are at the KYF desk.
Snow houses used by Eskimos can be kept at 40 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit inside without melting if the outside air is cold enough to counteract the interior warmth.
Three Kenosha high school students organize a supervised bus trip to Bandstand Matinee on Tuesday July 3. Leaders Kirk Lawson Ray Michalek and Mickey Michelson coordinate with chaperones Mrs Ray Michalek and Mrs William Anderson. Bus departs 8 30 am from the Sheridan Road entrance with a July 2 reservation deadline. Teens 14 to 17 may attend with couples required for the show. fees cover bus expenses and a Chicago Museum of Science and Industry visit if time permits.
A stingless bee bred by an institute in Lower Saxony, Germany, is noted in a West German government bulletin as having less desire to swarm and produce honey. The finding highlights tradeoffs in new bee strains.
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