The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 8

FRIDAY, JANl'ARY 16, 1970 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 8 Visiling Nurse Group lilccls lis Officers 6,000 Women Map Educational TV Drive on their role in the project. Enthusiasm was rampant in the group. Numerous reports were volunteered of friends, neighbors and organizations that are eager to support NET tic leadership of Mrs. John Burkhart. "YOU can't beat a woman when you give her a job to do a.id she's committed," said Mrs.

Burkhart yesterday at a luncheon in her home. As chairman of the Women's Council for NET she had invited her 15 vice-chairmen for briefing charter memberships at $12 a year for Channel 20 WFYI. Their efforts, it is confidently predicted, will see the opening of the non-commercial public channel the week after Labor Day. The women will be recruited and trained in a smooth organization already in gear under the experienced and enthusias By ROBBIE PuBOlS The Star Women'i Editor Some 6,000 women will leave home Sunday afternoon, March 1, in a concerted effort to bring National Educational Television to the Indianapolis area. They will go house to house in their school districts selling when the opportunity conies.

It will take approximately $350,000 to open the channel. The campaign was launched they've got it If its value is $25 or more." It takes a year to organize such an auction and women will be asked to start soon to canvass neighborhood merchants and friends for merchandise. CAMPAIGN leaders will meet with Mayor Richard G. Lugar at 2 o'clock Feb. 10 in the City-County Building.

A kick-off meeting will be scheduled the last week in February in Clowes Hall of Butler University with "a prominent television personality" appearing in person. The vice-chairmen for the campaign and their districts Mrs. Ilarley W. Rhodehamel Jr. was re-elected first vice-president and Wilson Mothers-head was re-elected treasurer of the Visiting Nurse Association of Indianapolis at the organization's annual meeting and luncheon yesterday.

New officers elected are Mrs. Robert McMurray, third vice-president, and Mrs. Garry Long, recording secretary. New directors are Mrs. Guy W.

Jones of Zionsville, Robert, E. Gates, Mrs. Sam H. Jones, Mrs. William II.

Krieg and Paul F. Kortcpetcr. Mrs. Donald E. Wood continues as president.

townships. Also Mrs. Horace Pettee, Thomas Carr Howe and Emmerich Manual high schools; Mrs. Robert G. Poppleton of Carmel, Hamilton County; Mrs.

Charles F. Seaman, Arlington and John Marshall high schools; Mrs. Edward R. Strain, Perry Township and Beech Grove; Mrs. Richard Van Valer of Greenwood, Whiteland and Mooresville; Mrs.

Evans Woollen, Crispus Attucks and Northwest high schools; Mrs. John W. Wynne, Harry E. Wood and George Washington high schools, and Mrs. Charles B.

Vott of Zions-ville, Boone County. last June but until the Wom en's Council was organized, it fund's effective women's auxiliary. Ministers associated in the Indianapolis Council of Churches will be asked to announce the NET project from their pulpits March 1. The women will march that afternoon. Any call-backs will be made in two weeks, for Mrs.

Burkhart wants the drive terminated by then. The $t-a-month charter membership brings with it a monthly bulletin of NET programs and sidelights. Other monthly memberships offered will be $2 sustaining, $5 sponsoring and $10 patron. One may become a life member by a donation of $1,000. All are tax deductable.

EVEN more women will be asked to work for NET in preparing for the March, 1971, television auction that, it is hoped, will raise sufficient funds to operate the program for the year. Such a project, "which is most lucrative," according to This It our last rand discount sals btfori Junt wasn't getting far because, said Mrs. Burkhart, "men simply don't understand the value of National Educational Television and women do." BUSINESS and industry will support the project, she predicted, "after we women show it can be done. They will be sure beyond shadow of doubt that this is what the community wants." Some $1 million worth of funds and facilities already are committed, initiated by three local television stations. Another $154,000 in grant is available through the Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare.

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Early Hopping, Arsenal Technical High School; Mrs. Walter H. Huehl, Broad Ripple and Shortridge high schools; Mrs. G. Con Keller, Lawrence, Warren and Franklin townships; Mrs.

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