Community Club hosts park beautification sale and projects
The Community Club plans a big sale and varied projects at Hausermann Park with donations welcome excluding clothing and large appliances. Also announced are scholarships to Carolyn Grainger and Andrew Mays, booster club events, a canning class, a hall of fame feature, a Sunday School contest, a Girl Scout hayride, and a PTO picnic for Pierce students and families.
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Clemson University
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Mays
Monroe Township
Andrew
George
Virginia Mays
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Margaret Miller
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Vanderbilt University
Views and Vignettes by Melinda Voris
A pointed critique of household hints from magazines and experts. The author recalls personal mishaps and dubious advice such as toothpaste for water stains and using pickle juice for copper pans, noting cost comparisons and failed outcomes.
Desegregation Costs Hear Speaker Cooper Snyder Report
Columbus report from Cooper Snyder notes speeches to the Southern Ohio Home Builders Association in Waverly and public gatherings for Adams and Pike County seniors in Manchester and Waverly. He discusses desegregation costs exceeding 56 million, a possible self funded DPIA plan, and ongoing legislative actions and requests for public input.
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Ban on armor piercing bullets seeks police protection
A veteran New York City officer backs a Thai led bill co sponsored by Rep Mario to ban future manufacture and import of armor piercing handgun ammunition designed to pierce police vests. The measure calls for one to ten years in prison for crimes using such bullets and cites police safety and life saving tests against the dangerous projectiles.
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Leiden
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