Distributive Education Banquet Honors DE Students at Handley
The 1970 Employer-Employee Banquet at John Handley High School drew 93 attendees including William Baker of Rubbermaid as guest speaker. Awards were given to Outstanding DE students Diane Manuel Bobbi DuBrueler Dennis Corrigan and Vicki Farmer with Craig Sutler receiving the Student Scholar Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distributive Education Club
John Handley High School
William Baker
Rubbermaid Commercial Products, Inc
Diane Manuel
Bobbi DuBrueler
Craig Sutler
Mr. Baker
Dennis Corrigan
Vicki Farmer
Antiwar Officer Group Emerges Within U S Navy
About 25 Washington based officers mainly Navy members form the Concerned Officers Movement to express disillusionment with the Indochina war. They publish a monthly newsletter and say they aim to show the officer corps is not a silent majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Military Officers Corps
Concerned Officers Movement
Indochina
J.g
Phil Lehman
Harvard
Vietnam
Lehman
California
Florida
Rhode Island
Pentagon
Lehmani
ROTC
Navy
Princess Pant Dress Pattern for Misses Sizes 8-18
Advertisement from Winchester Evening Star promoting Simplicity style pattern 4781 for Misses dress with pant front and back panels. Includes size 12 bust 34 and yardage 35, price 75 cents patterns plus 25 cents extra for air mail. Also offers pattern catalog and sewing books with short purchase notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Flexible concrete cushions reduce crash impact on highways
Concrete cushions, dentable by a thumb, are designed for highway walls and bridge abutments. Texas A and M researchers D L Ivey Eugene Ruth and T J Hirsch say the cushions collapse under vehicle impact to lessen crash severity. Funded by the U S Bureau of Public Roads, tests at speeds over 60 mph confirmed reduced consequences in barrier collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skokie, Ill
D. L. Ivey
Eugene Ruth
T. J. Hirsch
Texas A
M. University’s
Transportation Institute
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Memorial Day Flag Ceremony by Pack 107 Gainesboro
Pack 107 of Gainesboro held a Memorial Day flag ceremony at Gainesboro Elementary School with Girl Scout Troop 309 and Brownie Troop 364 participating. Den Mather recruiting Cubs visited classrooms. Next Pack meeting set for June 25 at Gainesboro Raritan shelter. In the photo, Denny Cooper is guard in charge and Michael Crites, Scott Whiteacre, Jimmy Largen, Kevin Combs, and Michael Edwards are color guards and flag bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
den Mather
Gainesboro Raritan Shelter
Denny Cooper
Michael Crites
Scott Whiteacre
Jimmy Largen
Kevin Combs
Michael Edwards
Ford Rejects Air Bag Plan Amid Safety Concerns
Ford Motor Co gave a firm no to a federal proposal requiring air bag systems in 1973 cars. Ford cites unproven reliability and tight installation dates, outlining test failures and potential interior damage, while GM calls the idea technically feasible but unachievable by 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
Stuart M. Frey
Washington
Frey
Kentucky Births Fall From Sixty Nine To Fifty Six Thousand
Kentucky births declined from 72 000 in 1968 to 56 000 last year. With a slight rise only in 1961 the state birth rate trends downward in recent decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort, Ky
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Hand
Handley DE
Antiwar Movement
S Balou
Noygashel
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, Virginia
America
Tri-State Area
Efeggett
Warner's
Warner’s
Winchester
Monthru
Bellarthy
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