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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1972
Page
13
The Clinic notes contrast rich buyers who seek bargains over flashy new cars with young couples chasing status. A car salesman explains wealthy farmers prefer used models, while many youths chase status symbols despite lacking basic home comforts.
Washington AP reports Rep William J. Scherle Iowa cites thefts blamed on visitors and VIPs, not locals, as furniture and china vanish from venues during receptions. He notes burglars target costly items while guests seek status, stressing hotel and theater security amid funding cuts.
ELWOOD The annual Awards Day program at Wen dell Willkie High School named Stuie Hoosier Scholars Lynne Marie Kane Margaret Mayork Hie Ann Steward fina Wicker Marla Uptoycatt Care Updike Wiliam Call Hayl ey Crimans Bruce Etdison Kao Gardner and Sandra Hocker Kane received a 4400 scholarship from Indiana Central College Danalel Melterralt got 1000 from Purdue Steve Singer 600 from fly Butler or Purdue Sandra Hocker 400 Turdue aml Tee Ann Keblson 400 from Marian College Indianapolis Carolyn Up dike named DAT representative for Madison County Maria Updegraff received 750 from Rotary Club Youth Leadership awards 100 each to Maria Updegraff Aaron Davenport Maria also honorable mention from State of Indiana Filks Local Elka awards for most valuable student Aaron Davenport 100 Maria Updegraff 50 Alice Myerly Peggy Crimans Kaori Gardner 25 each Felwood Classroom Teachers Association awarded 400 to Maria Updegraff Wilda Chapman Memorial William Althert Cindy Billz Cathy Wood 50 savings bonds from American Legion Dollars for Scholars granted Rae Ann Stewart 730 Donal McDermit 1000 John Fine 300 Tim Williams 500 Della Theta Tau Sorority awards John Garner Margaret Fernung Tri Kappa Lambda chapter gave 200 each Margaret Magers Debbie Vear Aaron Davenport Kaori Gardner Teddi Mangas Kappa Velka Vhi sorority 100 to Terry Ansley Kaori Gardner
James Craig named band director at Alexandria Monroe High School replacing Everett Rossay who left to become principal at Alexandria Junior High. New hires include Penelope Aldridge Sen dra Richardson Deborah Brandon and Daryl Smith. Resignation of Sue Overman English teacher accepted. Boundary lines set for students east of Ind 9 with Lincoln Heights to Cunningham.
North Vietnamese forces pressed a nine day attack on Kontum as U.S. advisers warned of possible further strikes. Casualties ran high on both sides with 1 039 North Vietnamese killed, while 77 South Vietnamese and 120 soldiers died in the city area. Allied officials reported erratic enemy pressure and improved South Vietnamese morale amid repeated repulses near the city.
Mercy Hospital reports several admissions and dismissals. Names include Mrs. Omer Salsberry Windlad Wilbern Brumley Pahokee Cecil Copeland Daniel Bixby and Fred Brice Ros Lee Craig Gail Beeman Leachman Mrs. Joseph Davis and a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Slamley.
Readers learn that lactose deficiency affects digestion and can cause abdominal cramps and other symptoms when milk intake is high. Also addressed is newborn fontanelle safety and reassurance about touching soft spots on infants.
Madison residents report noise from heavy equipment being moved to air quiet zones during final exam periods at the university. Students complain of sleepless nights as early morning work and motor lodge activity disturb study and rest.
William K Ehrlich was reelected president of the Anderson Fine Arts Center for a second term. Other officers include Seth Stoner as Vice President Mrs Byron Stewart as Secretary and Mrs Walter Baga as Treasurer. May 5 meeting added seven new trustees Wilbur Piek Marth Ted McClintock Thussell Hulse Michael Fox Charles Riedel Mrs George Johnston and B L Bonnell join the 21 member board for three year terms. Also noting Christmas Island area of 104 square miles.
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