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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1972

Page

11

Lions Celebration Opens Friday Evening at Grandview Country Club

Dr Robert McCullough of Tulsa speaks at a Lions Club banquet launching Anderson Lions Club anniversary week in Indiana. Local officials join central Indiana Lions in events with Y Franklin Miller Warner Press president and Anderson Chamber of Commerce president presiding. Mayor Robert L. Tockal attends as Lions outline a half century of community service and leadership activities.

Robert McCullough Tulsa Okla Lionism Anderson Country Club Lions .Com Indiana Miller Anderson Lions Club Grandview Country Club Y. Branklin Miller Warner Press, Inc Anderson Chamber of Commerce Robert L. Tockal Doyle MM. Wilcox Lions Club Dr. i B. Lanahan Willian Gray Mev Edlea Perry Tyncheon A. Garland Handy Muncie

Local Doctor’s Son Completes Medical School Training

Rosenbaum, son of Dr. and Mrs. Loyd E. Rosenbaum, 804 Dresser Dr, has completed training at Washington University Medical School, St Louis, and received his MD. He will serve an internship at Postavant Hospital, Chicago. He graduated Madison Heights High School in 1964 and earned a BA from Washington University in 1968.

Roert A. Rossenbaum Loyd E. Rosenbaum Dresser Dr Washington University Medical School St Louis Postavant Hospital Chicago de. Rosenbourg Madison Heights High School Washington University

Markets Face Controls Unless Prices Cut, Agnew Says

AC Launches Earth Day Programs Two Bak Bay programs today mark Anderson College's participation in nationwide ecological activities this week. Dr. John J. Goodman, joined Anderson last fall under a Rockefeller Foundation Grant, will present an illustrated feature on Conservation of Attican Wild- Mile. Mrs. Jack A. L. Tray, president of Save the Dimes Council, will give an illustrated presentation on the group's efforts to protect the environment. Spiro T. Agnew told supermarket executives that they must voluntarily curb rising prices or face government action. He urged restraint to halt the inflationary cycle and praised, yet urged more action from the industry. James Cooke cited the sector as under attack and needing further effort to resist price pressures.

Anderson College John J. Goodman Anderson Rockefeller Foundation Munster Jack AL. Tray Save the Dimes Counci Agnewold Fwe Agnew James Cooke SMI Philadelphi Indiana Dunes Lake Michigan East Africa EacijAe Handy Stedman Troy Goodman Michigan Federation Nixon Indiana Thie Anderson College Hunter College Makerere Alfor New Pris Ireland East Harlem Save the Whites Mercer University Bath Conneil University of Redlands Uganda Dorothy Buell Environment

Beltone Free Hearing Aid Offer in Chicago Ad

A Beltone advertisement promotes a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid, offered to readers who hear but do not understand. No obligation, no cost, readers are invited to write to Department 2172, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 West Victoria, Chicago, IL 60646 for the unit to try.

Chicago Beltone Beltone Electronics Corp Victoria

Daleville Mothers Donate To Schools

Daleville principals received $204 checks Friday from the Daleville Mothers Club. Karen Dasher, club president, and Maclens Lambert, Ways and Means chair, presented them. Donald Small, Daleville High principal, plans a water cooler. Karl Hartzell, elementary principal, ordered a hike rack and classroom equipment.

Dalevile Daleville Daleville Mother's Club Karen Dasher Mother's Club Maclens Lambert Ways and Means Committee Donald Small Daleville High School Karl Hartzell Daleville Elementar School

Nine Die In Battle At Uruguayan Red Office

In Montevideo a clash between army patrols and Tupamaro guerrillas at a Communist party building left nine dead and several injured. An army captain was shot as he approached the door. the fight followed a car chase and streets emptied as authorities reported an ongoing internal war against leftist militants. Government censorship limited details.

Montevideo Uriguay Terry Communist Party Uruguay Paso Molino Residenti Tams Seaboltte Newsway 23 Ear Star S8ld

Police pickup ten juveniles over weekend

Police say ten juveniles were apprehended by the city police juvenile division over the weekend. Among them, Robert Nicholson 16 turned himself in, a 15 year old was charged with theft, and two teens 14 and 16 faced delinquency charges. A 1 8 year old and a 13 year old girl were taken to Juvenile Center after being found in a dirty apartment near 25th and Main. Two runaways ages 15 and 18 were located in a vacant house and held for Battle Creek, Michigan.

City Police Jimmy Berry Havershill Br Lonnie Rick Contee Walnut St Main Gir A. Tyeaceckt Telum

First Aid Class Schedules Listed

Enrollment in first aid classes at the Red Cross chapter house may be made by telephone for those interested in learning what to do when an incident occurs at home, on the highway, at work or at play. Modern techniques are taught in Red Cross first aid classes as a service of the Anderson Red Cross. Classes will open at the chapter house at 7 o'clock each evening.

Red Cross Anderson Red Crags

J Aquarium Tenures Dog Grooming and Tropical Fish

The J Aquarium expands services to include dog grooming and tropical fish care. Contact Ph. 445756 for details and appointments.

1& J Aquarium Tropical Fish & Pets

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