The Terre Haute Tribune from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 16

1ft tHt TRIBUN6, TIRRt HAUTE, IND. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1971 Haute News By RITA EDWARDSON Phone 533-2025 idinner. This will be for the fam- lily, and everyone is asked to bring their own food and service. The W.T.H. Little League is forming an auxiliary, which will meet Wednesday, May 26, at the library in W.T.H.

at 7 p.m. The auxiliary is for all mothers who is required. H. is com i mander. boys playing in minor, ma- The 1961 graduating class of or and seh 0r leagues.

There West Vigo High School is plah-i ill be an election of officers ning a reunion June 19 at Jimmy Adami's Restaurant. A social hour will be from 7 to 8 p.m. and dinner served at 8 p.m. Members of the class should at this meeting. The Pioneer Girls will meet at the First Baptist Church Wednesday at 6 p.m.

At 7:30 p.m. there will be prayer meet make reservations as soon ng an Bible study. The Chris The Jolly Travelers Club will meet June 1 at the Public Service Building at 300 Hhome in Terre Haute. The hostesses are Oma Candelori, Dorothy Milner, Ann Mae Rapson. President Trella Roloff will preside over the business.

possibly by calling Carol Newburn or Janet Ellingsworth or 'judy Taparo. Anyone interested in helping plan this reunion tian Service Brigade will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. should go to the library in members of the Post W.T.H. on June 2 at 7 p.m. The W.T.H.

on May 26 at committee is also planning to A regular business meeting of 501 in 8 p.m. tu Election of post officers for the have a family picnic at Deming new year will be May 27. A Park on June 20, following the 1971 card from the post LAST TRIBUTES OFFERED TO DODD WEST HARTFORD, Conn tributes were of fered today for former U.S Senator Thomas J. Dpdd, D- buried Tuesday in the Dodd family plot at St. Michael's cemetery In Pawcatuck.

Dodd died Monday at the age of 64 after he suffered a heart attack in his Old Lyme home. NOTICE Starting On 2nd Our Ofllea Will Closed All Day Each Wednesday DR. FRANCIS W. CHITTICK DR. WALTER J.

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and Wabash Ave. a reminder to the people of the Wabash Valley to fill out their Clip 'N Win coupons that appear the Terre Haute Tribune and Star. There will be 33 names drawn Friday, May 28. Each will be assigned to one of the 33 race drivers who arc entered in the 500 Speedway Classic, Saturday, May 29. YOUR CHOICE PAINT SALE Dr.

Allan W. Rodgers Takes Mississippi State U. Post Dr. Allan W. Rodgers, associate dean of students and associate professor of education at Indiana State University, has been appointed as the new dean of student development at Mississippi State University.

The appointment approved last week by the MSU Board of Trustees is effective Aug. 1, 1971. In the new position which entails responsibility for educational and other programs outside the classroom, Dr. Rodgers will head a 23-member staff working with the counseling center, preadmission counseling, gifted students program, minority student programs, foreign students, fraternities and sororities, student government, Union building programs, intramural athletics, volunteer services, residence hall programs, advisers to student organizations, and religious groups. The position is a new one at MSU and was designed to coordinate the various programs serving students.

Dr. Rodgers has been on the I Indiana State U. staff for eight years, serving as dean of men from 1963 to 1968 and was appointed associate dean of students in 1968 with responsibility for the Office of Student Activ ities. He served for two years (1961-63) as dean of men at Hamline University, as assistant instructor of educational phy- chology at Michigan State University (1960-61), as director of men's residence halls at Ball State University from 1957-59, and as head resident in men's residence halls at Southern Illinois University to 1957. A native of Albion, 111., and a 1948 Albion Community High School graduate, he attended Eastern Illinois University in 1949-50, earned the B.S.

(1956) and M.S. (1953) degrees at Southern Illinois U. and the Ph.D. degree (1963) at Michigan State U. As an undergraduate student at Southern Illinois U.

he won six varsity athletii awards in football and track and was active in student govern ment and residence hall pro grams. He held a Gradual DR. ALLAN W. RODGERS Council Fellowship at Michiga State U. and a graduate fellow ship at Southern Illinois U.

i military veteran, he served a U. S. Army sergeant for 1 months in 1952-53. Dr. Rodgers holds member- hip in a number of professional ducational organizations.

As a member of the National Associa- ion of Student Personnel Administrators, he was co-chairman of the 1968 pre-conference, o-chairman of the national con- erence sponsored by NASPA and the Center for Research and Development in Higher Educa- ion of the University of Cali- brnia at Berkeley in 1968 and 1969, chairman and coodinator of the national conference sponsored by NASPA and the Companies Foundation in 1970, and a member of the NASPA Committee on Profes sional Standards and Develop ment. In 1969-70, he was on the executive committee of the In diana College Personnel Associ ation. Dr. and Mrs. Rodgers have two children, Heather Wynne 10, and Gregory Allan, 8.

Dr Rodgers is the son of Mr. an Mrs. Lloyd H. Rodgers, Albion 111. VIS Drive ror Funds Still Continues The 203 chapters of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society will be going house to louse, knocking on neighbors' doors for gifts to the crusade in observance of the 25th anniversary of the society.

"If MS patients could go from door to door, the generosity of donors would be spontaneous," says V. L. Tatlock, local and Chapter chairman, "but their disabilities prevent this. But marching volunteers do aear their fervent plea for help and hope." Most of the local marchers hope to complete their assignments this week, but some may be delayed for personal or weather-induced reasons. Sister Mary Edmond, St.

Mary-of-the Woods College, is honorary patient chairman for Vigo County. A special appeal for active membership in the MS society will follow the door-to-door so- icitation in June. For the first time in recent ears, prospects for developing preventive for multiple scle- osis or more effective methods treatment have greatly im- jroved, according to Dr. Harry Weaver, director of research for he MS society. 'The climate in MS research las now improved so much," says Dr.

Weaver, "that our hopes are high for most significant discoveries in this desease area." Any MS patients who have, not registered with the local society are urged to do so during Hope Chest Days in order they may be kept informed of progress in their care and research developments as they occur. Registration may be made by writing or calling either Mrs. Paul Fowler, RR 1, West Terre Haute, or V. L. Tatlock, 127 Jackson Terre Haute.

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