TV minister Schuller wins 1978 Outstanding Person award
Local WISH TV pastor Robert Schuller receives the 1978 Outstanding Person of the Year Award from the American Association of Correctional Facility Officers in Saginaw Michigan. Deputy Sheriff Dennis Martin notes Hour of Power is the most watched prison program, beating Happy Days. Schuller says the award honors all supporters of the Hour of Power ministry and its work building inmates self esteem.
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Robert Schuller
WISH
American Association of Correctional Facility Officers
Dr. Schuller
Saginaw, Mich
Dennis Martin
Correctional Facility Officers
Hour of Power
United States
Fonzie
Association
Schuller
Martin
Dr Schuller
America
Major Minnefield Named to Academy Merit Selection Panel
Lugar names Major Arthur L. Minnefield to the Academy Merit Selection committee for 1978. The panel reviews nominations for the U S Air Force Military Naval and Merchant Marine Academies. Minnefield, retired major 1975, taught military science at Texas A I University and led Madison County NAACP activities.
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Senan
Richard D. Lugar
Arthur L. Minnefield
U.S. Air Force
Minnefield
Texas A&i University
University of Nebraska At
Omaha
Minefield
Naacp of
Madison County
Allen Chapel Ame. Church
CETA
Two retire from Forest Hills Lowell LaGrange and Dorothy Rauner
LaGrange and Dorothy Rauner announce retirement in June with a Friday 7 to 9 p.m. appreciation in the Forest Hills School multipurpose room. Rauner earned a Ball State degree set and taught 21 years, including fifth grade since 1967. LaGrande, Marion College alumnus 1939, Ball State graduate, served two years at Forest Hills before becoming principal in 1946 and has a 39 year career in education.
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Lowell $. LaGrange
Dorothy Rauner
Forest Hills School
Rauner
Ball State University
Franklin School
LaGrande
Marion College
College delegate Jerry Grubbs to join Project Gist training
Professor Jerry Grubbs of the Anderson School of Theology has been chosen to participate in Project Gist a 15 month federally funded effort by the National Interfaith Coalition on Aging to upgrade gerontological education in religious settings. About 60 participants nationwide will engage in an intensive one week in residence training to develop curriculum outlines for classroom use and enhance seminary preparation for serving the elderly. Grubbs has taught at the Anderson School of Theology for four and a half years and holds degrees from Northeast Louisiana University Ball State University and Anderson School of Theology and is a doctoral candidate at Indiana University.
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Jerry
Grubbs
Anderson School of Theology
National
Interfaith Coalition On Aging
NICA
Northeast Louisiana University
Ball State University
Indiana University
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