Woods College Enrolls 165 For Seminars
More than 165 persons enrolled for the first of six summer workshops at St Mary of the Woods College. The inaugural session, Prayer Experience, is led by Sister Mary Roger Madden with four resource speakers.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
14
More than 165 persons enrolled for the first of six summer workshops at St Mary of the Woods College. The inaugural session, Prayer Experience, is led by Sister Mary Roger Madden with four resource speakers.
Craig and Linda Davis aged 18 married Sunday in Topanga Canyon atop an eight foot rock. Guests climbed the steep outcrop while wind drowned out the wedding vows. The couple met a year ago and exchanged promises in a dramatic outdoor ceremony.
Indianapolis police confiscated about 150 pounds of recently harvested marijuana in a weekend raid on the near northside. Four people were arrested Donald R. Kelly Sara H. Kelso Michael W. Harmon and Patricia L. Stalting all charged with drug offenses. Police said the marijuana was believed to be Indiana grown.
Among 3 772 Purdue University graduates at the 120th commencement 16 local residents earned degrees. Notables include Vernon K Harlan with a bachelor in agriculture and Constance Ann Hollar with a science bachelor. Also listed are recipients across fields including mechanical engineering, humanities, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine with several advanced degrees.
Larry Hammond a geologist formerly from Schererville Ind was found dead in the wreckage of a single engine plane along with five others. The plane piloted by Henry S Birdseye a regent of New Mexico Technological University vanished in the Gila Wilderness Area. Hammond was with Hazen Research Corp Golden Colo. Other victims include John F Harrison 47 Dallas Dr H B Renfro Dallas Dr William Miller 41 Lubbock Tex and Kent Perry Hammond’s associate.
The Indiana League for Nursing will award Anne L Gibbs of Indianapolis the Nurse of the Year at a luncheon at the Indiana Convention and Exhibition Center. Gibbs is executive director of the Visiting Nurse Association of Indianapolis and testified on patient health needs and legislation before the Senate Finance Committee earlier this year.
Hospital recruit Patricia Ann Church daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Church 4800 S 10th St completed ten weeks of U S Navy recruit training culminating in a military review at Bainbridge Md A former student at Honey Creek High School and Indiana State University Church spent a five day leave in Terre Haute before reporting to the Hospital Corps School at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes NC During training she served as assistant recruit chief petty officer of her company a member of the recruit drill team and honor guard She enlisted March 21 1972.
James Ahiness aged 25 from Hickory Hill Illinois drowned while swimming with a companion near the Door Peninsula tip in Lake Michigan. Rescuers retrieved the body after the incident.
The Troubadour of Bologna Italy won the Troubadour de Antiquis prize for 1972 with a story song titled The Meeting of Nix on Brezhnev and Mao. The entry judged best in a competition honoring singing poets. The runner up performed The Trip Without an End.
A 20 year old Terre Haute man John P. Kalita was arrested after a city wide pursuit. Police fired four shotgun blasts at his car and Kalita was treated for a buckshot wound at St. Anthony's Hospital before being jailed on multiple offenses including eluding police and reckless driving. The pursuit began on Wabash Avenue and ended at 13th and Poplar with Kalita stopping after ramming a squad car and crashing near 13th and Oak Street.
Terre Haute figure Earl C. Rodgers was named president of the Kentucky Indiana District Exchange Club at the Michigan City conference. The Terre Haute club will host the 1973 convention chaired by Richard Everett. Dr. Ray C. Klussendorf was honored as outstanding Exchangeite.
Gov George Wallace recovering from spinal surgery reports doctors He now feels sensation in his thighs after a May 15 shooting paralysis since the attack. The bulletin notes definite neurological recovery and potential mobility with braces and crutches within months.
Police investigate a stolen auto from Robert C. Taylor at 1548 S 20th St after his car was unlocked. A $300 riding mower vanished from Dr. Dewey A Hoover at 2146 Eighth Ave, and a mini bike was reported missing from Joseph Terency at 2118 Locust St. A Saturday morning robbery at Maple Ave Tavern at 1927 Maple Ave left ten cases of beer and juke box and pool table loot.
A 21 hour speed reading course opens to anyone over 13 promising graduates a reading speed above 1000 words per minute and at least 15 percent better comprehension. Seven weeks enable reading any average book in under an hour with stronger retention. Free orientation talks introduce tuition and logistics.
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