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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 8

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Lafayette, Indiana
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8 JOURNAL A COURIER tgfaywwtt Lafayette Indiana Tuesday July 20 1 1 971 Grissom Memorial Dedication At Spring Mill Wednesday BEAUTY SALON MANAGER Richer By $5000 SCHRADER JEWELRY Wqter ouling Control Work Grant Winner Save with Cheker BANKAMDUCARU GRANT These cards accepted 305 US 52 BYPASS WEST LAAYETTE Philosopher Dies SPECIAL OCCASION DRESSES NOW Regular 4000 to 9500 Save now on summer wedding or evening party dresses Your physician and By Harry Hudlow sizes 8 to 18 your ARTH pharmacist MOSTLY ONE A KIND your good health team! ALL SUMMER SHOES and SANDALS AIR STEP were 2200 LIE STRIDE were 1 900 PERSONALITY were 1 700 MISS AMERICA were 1600 SANDALS io were to 1700 now Classified Ads SHOP WITH US MONDAY AND RIDAY 'TIL 9:00 Bring Results liiSililMiilIliiliiiiil CLf AN! RS RS OPEN EVERY DAY ROM 800 A TO 10:30 PM Prof Leslie Grady Jr (left) one of 40 winners of gifts from the Merck Company oundation discusses his work with Purdue NATURAL VITAMINS THOMPSON SCHI PLUS PRODUCTS Phone 447 0633' 2113 South St Lafayette Leslie Grady Jr an assistant professor in Purdue School of Civil Engineering is the winner of an unrestricted $5000 Merck Co oundation grant It is one of 40 given by the foundation this year The grant is "to support the re search of young faculty mem bers at universities and medi cal schools and to assist un usually promising individuals who may be handicapped in obtaining research erants show on which he appears daily in New York will serve as master of ceremonies Whitcomb will introduce spe cial guests The Mitchell High School band of 100 instruments will present an hourlong concert The invocaiton will be given by Chaplain John Campbell of the Air orce base near Peru which was renamed for Grissom after going by the name of Bunker Hill for years Also present from Grissom Landfill Closing municipally owned landfill west of Canal Road will be closed from 4 pm Wednesday until Thurs day morning so that the area may be baited for rodents The memorial which will be father Claude open daily after Wednesday is Moore and Mrs Moore will a rather small but complete attend Joe Garagiola after com new president Dr Arthur Hansen Grady will apply the grant of $5000 to his research in waste water control OPEN MON thru RI 9 AM TILL PM SAT TILL 12 NOON 1405 18th St Ph 742 8714 Theosophical Society for the last 20 years died of a heart attack After he became head of the philosophy group he founded the magazine Sun rise He also was author of the book "Expanding Hori zons" WEST LAAYETTE 306 State St 743 3811 616 Stadium Ave 743 2145 PRITCHARD TV SERVICE SALES SERVICE His: Man' and ri eve 9 PM Toes Wadw Thurs Sat 5 PM 634 Sth St Ph 742 8936 LAAYETTE 1901 Main St 742 1155 3 Sons Shopping Center 474 142 3 JEERSON SQUARE SPEED QUEEN COIN LAUNDRY OPEN 7 AM 10:00 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK IN JEERSON SQUARE course applying biochemical leader of the Pasadena based engineering principles to the design and control of micro waste treatment processes His research includes kinet ics of microbial processes for waste water treatment and different facets of the physi ology and activity of acti vated sludge 'MITCHELL Ind (UPI) On July 21 1961 Mitchell na tive Virgil I Grissom made fellow Hoosiers proud by becoming the second US astronaut to fly into space Thus on the 10th anniver sary of the Project Mercury sub orbital flight Wednesday it was fitting and proper that Purdue University graduate a Grissom be honored with the dedication of the new Virgil I Grissom State Memorial at Spring Mill State Park The park' and the city of Mitchell are almost contigu ous here in Southern Law rence County south of Bed ford and it was appropriate that the memorial will be lo cated permanently in the lovely natural setting of one of most popular parks close enough that old friends and acquaintances can walk here from their homes to i it whenever they wish Grissom after his 1961 flight was command pilot of the first Gemini flight on March 23 1965 On Jan 27 1967 while testing the Apollo 1 capsule at Cape Kennedy Grissom and two other astro nauts were killed in a flash fire The dedication Wednesday also coincides with the second anniversary of the historic walk on the moon for the Apollo 11 astronauts July 21 1969 Gov Edgar Whitcomb declared the date a state holi day last year and again this year The mayors of Bedford Bloomington and Mitchell pro claimed it a municipal holi day in honor of Grissom who was bom at Mitchell April 3 1926 You depend on your physician to prescribe the proper medicines for your health needs and you can rely on your ARTH pharmacist to prepare your prescriptions accurately and carefully The well being of your family is their prime concern and ARTH will do its part as a key member in your good health team to see that you are given the finest prescription service available You can depend on ARTH Drugs Grady 33 received his BA degree in 1960 and his BS degree in civil engineering a year later both from Rice University He continued there for an MS in environ mental engineering in 1963 and received his doctoral de gree in 1969 from Oklahoma State University AB will be Col William Gentry headquarters com mander of the 305th Air Re fueling Wing Strategic Air Command All members of the Indiana congressional delegation and all members of the Indiana legislature were invited along with state officials mayors prominent educators and po litical party leaders a rather small but complete ly authentic museum with out standing exhibits depicting pleting the morning television vrnssom me The exhibits include the space capsule used in the 1965 Gemini flight the space suit worn by Grissom on that flight as well as helmets worn on both his stratosperic jour neys Those attending the dedica tion not will see those souvenirs of the famous flights but also Navy Capt John Young who was co pilot with Grissom for the three orbit flight around the earth 1965 and later partici pated in 1966 and 1969 flights Yeung will make a jet trip to the park to help dedicate th? memorial and will speak at the ceremony Then he will fly tn Cape Kennedy to par ticipate in the countdown for the Apollo 15 moon flight scheduled for July 26 parents Mr and Mrs Dennis Grissom will participate They still live in Mitchell where Grissom is a retired railroader Two broth ers and a sister of the astro naut and their families will attend widow Betty who was Mitchell High School sweetheart was seen as a doubtful attender Their son Scott now 21 re cently sustained a leg frac ture in an accident They live at Seabrook Tex but Mrs Charge' Accounts All Interviews Confidential APPLY PERSONAL DEPT Competent beautician to take complete charge of bur salon Operate like your own business Top salary plus bonus Also need 2 additional operators Guar Sal plus com 4 i Store Benefits Convenient Location Did vou know that you can "RENT MOST ANYTHING" AT Midwest Rentals ic Just Call 742 0139 More 'Peace Corps Volunteers Seen WASHINGTON (upi) The Peace Corps expects 26000 volunteers this year a gain of 7000 over 1970 Director Joseph Blatch ford said the increase marks the first upturn in requests applications and volunteers in five years their reputations are not yet Grady was nominated for the award by Prof John McLaughlin head of the School of Civil Engineering and Prof James Etzel en vironmental engineer for his outstanding contributions and investigations on water pollu tion control He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in envi ronmental pollution control CORONA DEL MAR Calif from other sources because and an advanced graduate (AP) James A Long 72 IU Purdue Calendars To Jibe in 72 Indiana University has re vised its academic calendar so that the first or fall se mester will end before Christ mas this year Purdue University changed Its calendar for 1972 73 and like the Bloomington campus will begin school before Labor Day next year The Christ mas holiday under the new schedule will separate the se mesters In the past semes ters ended about two weeks after the Christmas vacation This year Indiana will start the program by enrolling stu dents tor the fall semester next month The second se mester will begin in January Indiana officials said that in addition to getting exams out of the way so students can enjoy their holiday more the new schedule will get them off earlier in the spring to hunt jobs program will be gin in 1972 with the first en rollment date set for Aug 28 1972 The first semester will end Dec 20 1972 The second semester will run Jan 8 to May 5 1973 Commencement will be May 13 1973 perspiration We all perspire in the summer time natural and healthy but awfully hard on clothes Because perspiration contains harsh acids that cause irreparable dam age if allowed to remain in the fabric Usually under arm color a a and loss of tensile strength are the first signs But by then the damage has been done The only solution to this problem is to remove damage causing acids before they have a chance to get in their dirty work This means fre quent dry cleaning Especially in warm weather Summer or winter regular cleaning is the best way to preserve your clothing so that they will last long er and look better Want your prettiest summer things to wear wonderfully well to look lovely ever I so much longer? then take my tip and have them dry eleaned often The reason let's Tomorrow At Purdue Wednesday jn Advenced Dairy 'Merehandl ww Academy214 Memorial Center cl Advanced science seminar fy hydrology professors 306 Memorial 7 3emInar for teachers in as soclatea degree nursing 310 Memorial Introduction to appraising real estate property 314 Memorial 5 30 Convocations and lectures meeting owler Hall Memorial Cen 7 Upward Bound movies 202 Memorial Center Comnwufy'lbuiM Your amily Pharmacist SHOE 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