Handicapped To Be Topic Of Meeting
The Rev Charles Pollard pastor of the Creagerstown Utica Lutheran Church will speak on Gods Beautiful World at a meeting of the Frederick County Association for Retarded Children Monday at 8 pm at the Jeanne Bussard Sheltered Workshop on South and Ice Streets. Rev Pollard and his wife Ruth Freas have worked as a team with retarded children since youth-group days in Washington and continued training in this field. He earned a BS at DC Teachers College and while at Gettysburg Theological Seminary earned his DD with a thesis on Christian Education for Retarded Children. His intern year was at the Lutheran Inner Mission in Washington working with re
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pollard
Creagerstown- Utica Lutheran Church
Frederick County
D.C. Teachers College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Tibe Lutheran Inner Mission
Washington
Cancer patient overcomes cancer and begins life anew
CENTREVILLE Mich AP Larry Rink 21 an amputee inspired by three wishes now shows no evidence of cancer after a transplant. He has a new artificial leg, a first job as a stock clerk at HG Wells in Three Rivers, and his wife Jeannie 20 gave birth to Tina Ann on Sept 24. Doctors caution he is not cured yet and stress follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville, Mich
Larry Rink
Rink
H G Wells & Co
Three Rivers
Jeannie
Tina Ann
Ray Houghton
Tina
South Bend
Ind
Osteopathic Hospital
Houghtn
Houghton
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo, N.Y
Rev Pollard Addresses New Camp For Retarded Children
Rev Pollard spoke on social service programs and education after earning a Loyola University Masters in Special Education. He and his wife have run a Mar-lu Ridge camp session for mentally challenged children, first in the area focusing on religious orientation.
Skyscraper Creep Is Big Problem in Wisconsin
Madison AP report on University of Wisconsin engineer Bill Kinne studying skyscraper creep. 19 story Van Hise Hall experiences dimensional changes as concrete settles and shrinks after completion, causing leaks and misaligned doors. Kinne and students use strain feelers to measure long term behavior to aid planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Bill Kinne
Kinne
University of Wisconsin
van Hise Hall
Fire Lecturer Returns to School to Visit After Fire
ZILLAH Wash RP Chief Elmer Schultz of the Zillah rural fire department lectured at Zillah elementary during Fire Prevention Week and returned Sunday to fight a blaze that destroyed 10 of 13 classrooms a library and an office. Damage estimated at 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zillah, Wash
Elmer Schultz
Zillah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbus
Michael A. Musmanno
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Yale University
America
Genoa
Musmanno
Vin-land
Yale
North Market St
Monument
Routzahns
South Market St
Job
Charlotte, N.C
William J. Erwin
Dan River Mills Inc
Danville, Va
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Paul Revere
Angi
Coxualmaker
Jersey
Koutzahn
Fashion Center