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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
9
The Anderson YMCA announces National Y Indian Guide Week from September 17 to 23. The program unites dads and sons ages six to nine, fostering self reliance and guidance, with 18 tribes active in Anderson and 450000 participants nationwide coast to coast.
A political advertisement urges Nixon supporters to register by September 23. The spot provides a phone number 642-9905 for registration assistance and stresses active participation in the vote.
Members of the Traveler's Protective Association will travel to Frankfort Sunday for the annual State picnic at the TPA park starting at 1 p.m. All members and families are invited and asked to bring a covered dish. Fun and games are planned for all.
The Madison Grant School Corporation in Fairmount will rename its adult education program after board discussion. They set a pay scale for 15 bus drivers totaling 37 011 for the year and noted enrollment of 2 818 this year, up from 2 793 on the first full day. The board approved extending a new health insurance program to all employed staff and adopted a three year lease for administrative offices. The next meeting is Sept 25 at 7 30 p m.
Thomas J. Thrasher, 3403 Canada Dr, was chosen chair man of Division VIII of the Madison County United Fund for the upcoming fall campaign. Division VIII covers nine county towns outside Anderson with about 1,400 firms. Thrasher is an assistant vice president at First National Bank of Madison County and an active United Fund worker and mental health leader.
Joseph R. Brown of the Mental Health Association of Indiana urged lawmakers for a two cent cigarette tax increase to fund Community Comprehensive Mental Health Centers. Madison County group serves 11 000 mentally ill residents while officials cite state and federal matching aid for center construction and operation. County governments currently cover 25 percent of center costs, with 75 percent from state and federal grants.
Area residents receive updates on service members completing training. Rex D. Werking of Chesterfield graduates from Air Force radiology specialist course at Sheppard AFB and heads to MacDill AFB. Cadet Coston, Weldell L. Willkie High School graduate, joins Army basic training oversight. Eugene E. Hocker and Kiam Tulowitzky Jr. finish eight weeks of basic training at Fort Jackson as part of the 1st Brigade units.
Staff Sergeant Edward L. Parkey of Somerset Kentucky has completed the U S Air Force Noncommissioned Officer Leadership School at Barksdale Air Force Base Louisiana His wife Sandra is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Merice Combs of 1223 Fairfax Street
Navy Petty Officer Third Class Robert K. Dawson son of Mr and Mrs Everett Summers of 2729 Morton Street completed the basic Machinist Mate segment of nuclear power training at Great Lakes He will have a short ship training period then attend Basic Nuclear Power School at Mare Island Cal.
Cadet Rickie L. Coston son of Mr and Mrs Aubrey E Coston Jr of Elwood completed summer training at Camp Buckner on the reservation of the U S Military Academy West Point New York.
Army Private Mark A. Tulo witzky, son of Mr and Mrs Wil... is listed in a local military obituary notice detailing family contact and posthumous honors.
Navy Seaman Recruit Joseph A. Arehart husband of the former Miss Terisa K. Cuyet of 2504 E. 5th St. recently completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harley Arehart of El-
Navy Ensign Kelly E. McClelland, son of Mr. and Mrs. FE. M. McClelland of Elwood, has returned to Pearl Harbor Hawaii aboard the destroyer escort USS McMorris after a Western Pacific deployment.
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