Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1979 — Page 3

Warning on child molesters

With schools opening at hand, CrimeWatch is urging youngsters and parents to be even more cautious in twarting potential child molesters. In conjunction children are being advised to take certain precautions, since it‘s usually harder to capture such criminals because of the victims* age spen. Authorities say the following information should be read by every parent and discussed with every child if the com munity is to be ridded of such continuing tragedies.: •Never take a ride in a strange car with a person you don’t know. Bew are of strangers; you can be hurt by a stranger. Human rights medal awarded the President COMl’BELLO ISLAND, New Brusnwick — There is no cause with which l am prouder to be identified than that ot fostering human rights for all people/' Speaking was President t'arler Saturday a'' he accepted a gold medal for his efforts on liehalf of human rights. It was awarded In ihe International Institute lor Human Rights, which was holding a conference here on the theme ot peace and human rights Some 40 delegates from 2h countries were on hand tarter said the conference 'Ue on an island associated with President and Mrs Franklin l) Roosevelt was a titling one I heir lives and work^ emIntdied a selfless quest tor f>eace and human rights not onlv tor then tellow Americans but t".’ all in.mkind

If someone asks you to go tor a ride with him in his car, get the license number of the car and report it to a policeman or your parents right away. •Never take money or candy or other gifts from any stranger. Do not let any stranger touch you. If he tries, get away from him and report it to the police department or an adult. •Don't play in empty buildings or alleys. Do not go to places alone w here you might not be seen by someone. If something should happen to you, there would be no one to help. Play with a friend, not alone. •Write down the license num her of any stranger's car if he tried to get you in.the car. If >uu ilon not have a pencil, scratch the number in the dirt with a stick or any other object vou may have w ith you. Be sure to get the license number right. The police want to know the license number you get. They don't want anyone to hurt you. Report the license number to a trusted adult and tell them what happened. •Do not go to the movies alone, (i i.with a friend or with your parents. If anyone tries to touch you in the movies, get the usher or the theater manager right away . •Do not go with men to their room-' or living quarters. This can be dangerous even if the nun appear friendly. •Remember, the officer is your fri. mi lie likes children and dot sift want to see you get hurt It something happens to \ou. tell a police officer all about ii You can talk to him because he is your friend :’nd w ill understand. "Studies serve tor delight, for ornament, and for ability." Francis Bacon

WELCOME CHANGE: Andrew Sims is congratulated by Mayor W illiam Kudnut upon his acceptance of the position of manager of the Department of Public Works' Solid Waste Position. The first black ever named to the post, Sims replaces Curtis Daugherty. His appointment resulted from a departmental shakeup following a series of widelypublicized problems. The new manager, a graduate of Arkansas AM&N, has been the department's safety coordinator since joining the city in 1975. Children’s Museum launches fall membership campaign

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The Fall Membership Cam paign is in full swing at The Children’s Museum. Currently there are some 15.000 adults and children who are enjoying the many special benef’is that are offered to Children’s Museum members in either $10 neividual, $15 family. $25 Contributor, or $50 Dis covery Club membership All Children’s Museum mem hers received the monthly newsletter The Children's Museum for a full year. New seum provides members with descriptions of all museum activities and stories about museum happenings. It tells members about upcoming workshops, classes and field nips, and allows them to < hance to register for the event early. The Children’s New seum also includes a new pull out segment designed for the youngsters called Kids' Bi/ which is full of games, puzzles and stories relating to the museum. Musei ti members are en titled to a 15 percent discount on purchases over $2 in the museum's gift -'hip, where qualit> craft items, educational toys, jewelry and children " Iniok" are available. Program registrations are offered t<> members Jt a reduced rattAnd With a museum member Tip card, rides on the turn ot l he century carousel are free. What's more, member's o; The Children's Museum annulled to many special exhibits previews and special events that are planned just for them. New members will be inv ited to a Kamilv Holidav Party at the

museum Noyepxhex .‘ill, at which time a new exhibition galley will be unveiled. A special bonus, during the month of Septemer, new mem bers of The Children's Museum will be given a 15 percent discount on any single purchase in the children's department of any of the William H. Block. Company Department Stores. Additional information on becoming a member of The Children's Museum can be obtained by contacting the membership coordinator at 924 541.1, extension 41. Member ship information and registrat ion will also be available at The Children's museum's tent dur ing Penrod Day, September 8 at the Indianapolis Museum of art. and during Energy Day. also September 8. at The Children's Museum. OUR SERVICEMEN Navy Sea Apprentice Tina M Smith, daughter of Malinda Smith .'1800 Forest Grove, was graduated from Data Pro tt"ing (DP) School. During i ho eight week course at the Nnv.tl TrainingCenter in San Diego, 'tudents received fund amenial instruction on elec Ironic accounting machine and operation of computers. She is a graduate of Tech High School. Tina loined the Navy this year.

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Arlene Manson named director of Religious Programming for WGRT

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School 35 opening days hours are made public

ARLENK MANSON Arlene Manson of Arlene’s House of Music, 547 Inu ina Avenue, has been named di rector of Religious and Gospel Programming at Radio Station WGRT FM, Stereo 107 on your dial. Sundays 1 p.m. thru 6 p.m. everyone is invited to rejax and rejoice with Arlene (The Queen) as she assumes her new position. Format of her pro gram will be her own choice of Gospel Music. Dedications and requests coupled with warm and friendly chatter for which she has become locally renowned will be included. WGRT FM is 24 hour broad casting, programming rythmn and blues, disco-, gospel and adult contemporary. What is being done is a unique format, it's a team effort. Everyone is a part of what is going on in programm ing. v like to think the station is ail institution with great community tie^. Mrs. Manson stated. The addition of the Gospel Music to the tormat is regarded

BURiViZTT \ SLOSS TANNER as a tremendous appealing change, according to Steve Ross, general manager. "We are pleased to have a personality as well known and established as Arlene working w ith us to add to our schedule something as deeply satisfying as this gospel interlude." Mr. Ross added. Mrs. Burnetta Sloss Tanner has been added to the WGRT Gospel staff. She will work under the direction of Mrs. Arlene Manson, Gospel Pro gram director, in every aspect of Gospel. Mrs. Tanher is minister of music of the Jordan Aires Singers, a 50 voice choir ol Indianapolis First Christian Missionary Baptist Church. She is a faculty member of the Academic Division ot Gospel Music W orkshop of America of which Rev. James Cleveland was founder and is presently president. She was recently appointed director of Federal Programs of the Workshop. Mrs. Tanner is also a member of the Gospel Announcers Guild of GMW A.

Mrs. Alfreda Davis, principal at School 35, has released the following information regard ing fall registration. Tuesday, September 4, 8:25 a.m.- All pupils in grades 1-8 report for classes. All Kindergarten pupils registered in spring or summer must also report since this counts as an attendance day. 11:25 a.m.- Morning sessions for all elementary pupils will end at 11:25 a.m. Wednesday, September 5, Half day sessions for all elementary pupils, grades 1-8. No classes for Kindergarten pupils Thursday, September 6 and Friday, September 7, Full day sessions for all elementary

pupils, grades 1-8. Morning session for Kindergarten pupils will meet. All pupils new to the com; munity should come in for registration, or enrollment anfj report to the gymnasium be. tween the hours of 8:25 a.m, and 3:25 p.m. on September 4. Pupils bused into the community will be picked up at the ususal points beginning at 8:Q5 a.m. and returned at 3:15 p.m. on full days and returned on _half dajrs at 11:40 a.m. ^

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Hypnosis sessions are offered to aid smokers Some common misconcep $35.00. Reservations may be lions about hypnosis will be made through the American going up in smoke 8ept. 11 13 Heart Association, Marion .it a scries of Stop Smoking County Chapter, Inc.--635-2104 Clinics offered by Positive Hypnosis. Inc. lor the benefit of the American Heart Associa ton. Marion County Chapter,

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Positive Hypnosis. Inc., was formed to help smokers kick their habits through clinical hypnosis, as distinguished from the stage hypnosis seen at carnivals where participant's strong desire to stop smoking combine to eliminate the habit. The hypnosis based on relaxation, concentration and suggestion is done in groups and is a very mild procedure that does not involve going into a trance state. According to Dun Mannarino, as associate of Positive Hypnosis who will conduct the area clinics, once a person is relaxed “he can concentrate better and is then more open to suggestion.” "Hypnosis is used to help the participant identify himself as a non smoker, so he doesn’t even miss the cigarette." he said. “It simply doesn’t occur to him to reach for a cigarette, any more than it would to a person who has never smoked,” he added. Mannarino holds a master’s degree in human services and has been trained by the Ameri can Society of Clinical Hypno sis. Based on results obtained from clinics held in other cities, he claims 90 percent of those who experience hypnosis will get immediate results, and 60 to 70 percent experience lasting results over the long range. Sessions will be conducted each evening at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. at the folk wing locations: Tuesday, September 11 at the Holiday Inn Southeast, 5120 Victory Drive. Wednesday, September 12 at the Ramada Inn Northwest, 3740 W. High School Road. Thursday, September 13 at the Sheraton East, 7701 E. 42nd Street. t A special “lunch hour" session will also be conducted on Thursday, September 13 at the Marott Hotel, 2625 N. Meridian Street. the tax-deductioie ree xor the Stop Smoking Clinic is

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