Pendleton to bop at Saturday sock hop
PENDLETON — Get ready to relive the hits of the nifty ‘50’s and swinging ‘60’s at the Pendleton Community Public Library, 595 East Water Street on Saturday, March 23 at 1 p.m.
All ages are invited to this family event. There will be prizes for the best costume and the funniest socks. Rock around the clock with the library’s own D.J., Matthew Stephenson. Dave and Josh Ellison, owners of Pendleton’s Gathering Grounds Coffee Shop, will play favorite songs. Elvis Presley (Scotty Zion) may show up.
Admission is free and the show is open to the public. RSVPs are appreciated. Call the library at (765) 778-7527 or email ashannon@pendleton.lib.in.us. Don’t forget your poodle skirt and lettered jacket.
Meeting topic is uterine fibroids
ANDERSON — Doctors from St. Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital will discuss a minimally invasive, uterus-saving treatment for uterine fibroids at a free educational presentation on Tuesday, March 26.
Julie Tillman, M.D., a specialist in OB/GYN, and Vincent Flanders, M.D., a specialist in interventional radiology, will present information about uterine fibroid embolization. The program will begin at 6:30 p.m. at Anderson University Flagship Center, 2705 Enterprise Dr.
Those attending the seminar will receive a free Vera Bradley zippered ID case. To register, call 608-2677 or go to www.stvincent.org/fibroidtreatment to register online.
Fantasy gardens to be talk topic
ANDERSON — Spread some fairy dust with the Allisonville nursery shows how to create miniature fairy gardens complete with tiny furniture, plants and fairies.
A talk titled “Fantasy Gardens from Fairy to Zombie” is sponsored by the Madison County Master Gardeners.The talk will be at 11 a.m. on March 30 at the Anderson Public Library, Delaware Room, 111 E. 12th Street. Admission is free.
Clark Field flea market is May 19
CHESTERFIELD — Make your reservation now for an all-day flea market on Saturday, May 19 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Clark Field next to Chesterfield Christian Church on Plum Street.
Participant spaces of 10’x10’ may be reserved for $10 payable with registration. For reservations or information contact Connie at 378-5449, leave name and number and she will get back to you. Food vendors welcome.
Lenten Breakfast Series wraps up
ELWOOD — The 2013 Anderson Area Christian Men’s Lenten Breakfast Series finalizes at 8 a.m. Saturday at Elwood First United Methodist Church with a breakfast followed by the 50-member Anderson Area Youth Chorale with Director Sue Finger.
The speaker will be the Rev. Robb Rolof. Rolof, pastor of the Emanuel Lutheran Church in Tipton.
Freewill donations will be accepted and the church is handicap accessible. Attendees are asked to bring a nonperishable food item for Operation Love.
HHS class of ‘66 to meet Thursday
ANDERSON — The Highland High Class of 1966 will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday at Frisch’s, 500 Broadway.
For questions or information contact Anita Singer Romine at 621-5955 or Linda Reagan O’Bryant at 610-8682.
MS walk set for Saturday in Muncie
MUNCIE — The Walk MS: East Central will take place Saturday inside Worthen Arena at Ball State campus, Bethel Avenue and McKinley Avenue. Check-in begins at 8 a.m. and the walk kicks-off at 9 a.m. Free parking is available and music, beverages and snacks will be provided. Call 1-800-FIGHT-MS (344-4867), option 2 or visit walkMSindiana.org to register.
Community
March 19, 2013
Community Briefs: March 20
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Tenth Street students win first in nationwide Nestle contest
While students at Tenth Street Elementary School learned how to be good entrepreneurs with an end-of-the-year class project, they also learned how to be good philanthropists when they turned around and gave the money to the Madison County Humane Society.
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Community Briefs: June 18
A compilation of community news as published in the Tuesday edition of The Herald Bulletin.
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Joint effort
A few months ago, Gary Coon couldn’t walk.
The arthritis in his ankles was debilitating — keeping him from his favorite hobbies, such as fishing or golf.
- Community Briefs: June 17 A compilation of community news as published in the Monday edition of The Herald Bulletin.
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Dad on deck
Keeping up with the laundry, fixing meals, rousting kids out of bed in the morning, settling them down for it at night, and managing a full-time job in between it all. It’s an on-the-job learning experience for every parent, including Anderson dad Scott Gull.
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Jim Bailey: Old sportswriters never die, they go into syndication
Time passes and careers come to an end. But some people, such as Mike Lopresti and yours truly, find ways to continue exercising their creativity at their own pace.
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Friends of Mounds ready for Bronnenberg open house
With an eye on creating a historical experience, the Friends of Mounds State Park have been restoring the Bronnenberg House since 2005.
- Back in the News: June 16 The Herald Bulletin looks back at stories from the Anderson Daily Bulletin and The Anderson Herald newspapers.
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Theresa Timmons: Dishwasher drama amounts to lots of waiting
Everyone has a significant date stuck in their heads. For me, there are a couple of dates. The day my sons were born. The day Andy Griffith died. The bombing of the towers in New York. And the day that had a huge
- Shenandoah Class of ’88 to host summer reunion The Shenandoah High School Class of 1988 will host its 25-year class reunion from 7 p.m. to midnight on Saturday, July 20, at the Middletown American Legion.
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