Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1951 — Page 68

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Santa thinks of everything. Even stomach aches, With sheer strategy he's working with the Indiana State Board of Health to keep the doctor away from gorging little George during the holidays. : Plop an orange in the toe of little George's Christmas stock-! Where to Go ing, Santa and Miss Margaret | Dunham, the Health Board's chief nutritionist, recommended. | Bears. $2.50, $2, $1.50 and $l. Another hint for a healtnful| State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Christmas — cereals, nuts, fried| 8:15 p.m. fruit and fried milk in candies tol “Tribute to Christmas” by increase food value. Make the| Indianapolis Symphony Orches-

i ig dessert, not an all-day| tra, Free. Murat Theater, 8 p.m. treat. :

Tolerance [by 70 students, Indiana by 175.) An Indianapolis student di-These students alternate classes| rected Notre Dame Law School’s/and work, through four years of | convocation to promote interna-|regular college work. They go to! tional understanding. John Lgnahan, law senior, and son of weeks for the sponsoring divisions John K. Lanahan of 5821 Nor- of GM. waldo Ave. was general co-chair-| man of all committees for this The Atom fifth convocation, closing yester-

ay. H. R. Nelson's Purse Padder subject at the’ General Motors has added tojAmeri can So its educational aids for youth at/clety for Metals its “earn and learn” school in|dinner tomorrow Flint, Mich. As of now, students/!n McClarney's | short of funds may apply for Famous Restaurloans. Applications are made to 20t.. Dr. Nelson sponsors. Locally, those spon- supervises indus sors are Allison and Chevroles trial physics re Divisions of General Motors. search at Bat

Indianapolis is currently repre- te!le Institute, Cleveland, O. gm ——————————y Ladies’ night will

Christmas Caroling five observe. On Circle Night Oil

Purdue's local Center Tomorrow . . . starting at : next year will sponsor a 12-week! 11 am.—carols by Decatur : course to train men for Central Sixth Grade Choir, : sional engineer licenses.

Broad Ripple High School

Dr. Nelson

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Golden Singers, Marion County: Home Economics : Back Again Chorus, Western Electric

Indianapolis C. of C. members are mighty fond of the officers

Glee Club, Ipalco Chorus, St, Agnes Academy Choir, Broad Ripple Brass Choir, School One Mothers’ Chorus, River Baptist Church Choir, Lincoln Chiropractic College Male Chorus. Tuesday . . . beginning at 11:30 a.m.—Warren Central Madrigal Singers, Warren Named to three-year directorCentral Brass Sextette, Ind- i gning were Louis J. Borinstein, lana Central College, Meth- :lwiyjjis B. Conner Jr. T. B. Grif-| odist Nurses Chorale Club, i|fith, William A. Hanley, E. W.| Jubil-Aires, combined Moth- 2 gars George A. Kuhn, E. B.| er’s Choruses of Schools 78, i Newill W. Henry Roberts and | 3, 62 and 58, School 54 Moth- {| James S. Rogan. Harry S. Hanna | ers’ Chorus, School 17 Junior iiwas elected for two years to fill High Chor. ithe unexpired term of Don W.' il Alexander, who has moved out of

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