Wolcott Beacon, Volume 15, Number 21, Wolcott, White County, 28 September 1967 — Page 2

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flLM AVAILABLE TO ORGANIZATIONS The film. "Miracle at the Cfoti roads, " ii now available for showing to clubs, sororltlei, and civic or ganitations. according to an announcement made tlih week by Mm. Irihn 11 Tucket, director of

PtiKHr ftliirilloM. OolSfoadS

habilitatioii Center, Indianapolis,

The 17 minute, colot, 16 tntii lound film H a dramatic docuH..iiw Uilcli ih-nlrH the nflV"

Ural and emotional rehabilitation

rf a youtifi man severely injurco

In a mntmictinir accident. Tlllr-

tn months in the making, thli

lhinlriht ami hinvlno StOHf Wat

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filmed at crossroads Renawutauon

Center. The itari of the mm are Un nfnftln nf rmtrmdl. . . the na

tipnti and the nrofesslonal itaff.

Tl.ll tint Hfnvidf 1 ttinfe COtn

1m itnrinHtindlno of how Vital

rehabilitation i) M the thouiindiof

rfoyslcally, emotionally and mentillv hindicanoed nertont realdina

In tndiini. Cntiroadi il the lar

gest compreheniive rehabilitation center in the world, Organization! interested in touring the center or obtaining the

film, free of charge, should con

tact tht pUDlic education gepanmint. Ctnttrnidt Rehabilitation

Center. 3242 Sutherland Avenue, in

dianapoui. obs district deputy pays official visit Worthy matron and patron, Mr. and Mtt. Frederick Seart presided at the September meeting of Wol cott chapter, order of the Eastern

Star. Dutrict Deputy Mr. Barbara Terry of Goodland chapter, wai pretent for her official visit. She wai presented a cottage of white carnations. Vlilting matron! and patron night wat recognised by Monticello chapter with worthy matron, Mtt. Claudia Retngart and worthy patron. Thomai Russell In attendance! by Goodland chapter with worthy matron, Mtt. Ople Blake, ind by Earl Park chapter with worthy matron. Mm Mary Mooy. A motion Wai made that the chapter conduct i "bakeleti bake tale to raise money for the perioral chwen project of the fobr thy Grand Matron Mrt. Maxine Moter and Worthy Gran Patron, limet F. Moore for 196768. Thit project It "Dawn of I New Day rot crippled Children, " proceeds going to the Shrincrt hotpltal for Crippled Children. The chapter toted to give $10 to the Knight Templar Eye Foundation. Star member made plant to. terve the Masonic dinner Thursday evening, Sept. 2 P. Preparation! for inspection, which will be held it Brookston on Saturday, Oct 7,

Were discussed. Fowler chapter will

also naructoate In this event.

The nation of the associate ma tron wat declared vacant and election wat announced for the October meeting, The outgoing associate matron, Mrt. Judy Burnt, hat moved to Ohio. The refreshment tablet were

decorated with fall flowers. Assorted

sandwiches and coffee were served.

Voucher! for the evening were big red "apple."

H ARM ACY-THE HEALTH

PROFr5tlN Choosing a career is a big decision. For the ytumg petton to-

taa toward a health career, phar

macy often unlimited advantage

end satisfactions. More than 120, ooo pharmacists

ere practicing In the 50 states and

the District of Ctolumbla. Over 100. 000 are associated with the

nation Y 54, ooo community phar

macies, and almost halt ci this

number maintain their own rhar-

madea. Dm ioOt 3 rharmadsn ere employed in hospital end most of the remaining (pharmacists are to dn manufacturing ami

Vbotetttiog Cm ta research. rv-

ffoctlosv sales or manaaemett ta tedtiea.

Tie tilth irove educational

fttfettrc of the pharmaceutical pre

retMaa eatieato uaptead accepfcact tSanraty liiool grado

ere ka treat &t were fctmetb

cast rewr reertrd watma

tt ttctft ee of A Mrftett fJu-tttUHetivtuabteto rlere msta today, lttoe tLtceiag W tot&y ptmsna

ty must have (tie mental capacity to Iticceisfullv pursue I rlgototit icicutlfic, cultural ami professional curriculum. Under present requirelltelits, students must ipcnd five tears in pharmacy college following graduation from high school

and several of the 11 accredited

collcgci of pharmacy now require tlx years of college for graduation in pharmacy. In addition, a specified period of practical experience, known at internship or apprenticeship, U required. Anharmacist i! basically 1

specialist in the science of drugl.

He undentandt their composition, chemical ptoperitei, how they at tnitiiifactured and used. and

their potential dangers. He ii alio an advisor to prescribets. The pharmaciit lervei them ai an immediate lource of information regarding the latest advances in drug

therapy. , Pturmirv it not restricted to

men. Todav.-more and more wo

men are finding opportunities in nharmacv. Women comprise 14

per cent of the enrollment in enlleoei of hharmacv with the

humbef increasing yearly. and

they comprue over b per cent or all onctlcina pharmacists and , 33

per cent of a 11 hospital pharmaciitt. Many women pharmaclsti

with families frequently arrange tor

part time work ana, later in me, it ii pottlble for them to return to die profession on a full time

bails. . , No other health profession pre mhh in man nnnortunltiet and

challenget to die youth of Amer

ica at does pharmacy, investigate ttiR omsihilltlet of a career in

pharmacy. Talk it over with your community pharmaciit now, dur

ing National Pharmacy week, ocu

17.

National Pharmacv Week it toon-

sored annually by the American

marmaceuticai Association, me national professional society of the pharmaclitt of the United

statei, in the interest! of die pro fesslon and the public health and

weuare.

October 1 1908 Henry ford lntlt)ductd his famous Model "T" Ford which had a profound social effect on American life. October 6, 1927 "The Jam Sinnvi-." first talking feature picluiif (291 spoken Vi-ords), starrinir Al Jolaon. oiened in New York. October 10, lS86-The first tuxedo jacket was introduced from England by Crbwulil Lorillard at the Tuxedo Club. TuxetK Kuw York. October 13, 1 858 Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douirlas hela their wxnth and final debate at Alton. Illinois, before an audience of 6.000 lple. October 1. At ceremonies matkimr the formal transfer of Alaska fhm Russia to tho United States, the R"i.in rlair was toxwrvd in fhwt nl th s.-wrii rs iit'f.i at Sitkn ami tm I'nitml St;t-.- rt.V i-ai-ntl in H nl.uv. tMoberil. IM4 VWhu nV l;-t.' V mrh- nhm Vk-a pnt aI. in Wilmtntrton. IlatMbev iT, hi; jAM.h.s Hi til l z m.ttb- his I'atnifir H.vtl S tnt : N-w Yrtl at .t-ts-k ars f iu-v. VVtxit.' hss fit t utlm-(hiox n S- i.k t. Iw bal j.. -H' f'Vt ki alh ht sitMv b- ftvv lt OeUhtir it. thhir Stt-.s h&val ii o.tmvir ltk tt1l Jiftv- ttKA-t by a tAWAtt sttltttetrtto m& .ank 4t ihc btt v,f tN-aK ta trih Stjktrs. had A fet ar- tv-

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flie Urilied Telcphntie Company of Indiana, Inc. . reached anoilu-f milestone last month when . Onc.nnpaiiy IwtallcJ its 'i'u oootli telephone in the home of Mr. a lid Mrs, William In of take Free

man, Moiificello. To ct)itiitiettfatr

tlie occaiion.i inecial gold iirlcofon was installed, In lieu of a

standard colored telephone.

Tlie l4ixcs will no doubt make

sood use of another telephone, as

they have five children, jociiyn

10. and fennle. 17. who are stu

dents at Purdue, Jin, 14, Billy, 10

andjeanie, 8. Mr. Lux.Vice-prea-

ident of State Savings Bank Monticello.hai been very active lo

cally in civic and fraternal or

ganizations.

T, A. Danielson. president of

United, stated that this installa

tion represents over 447 Increase in the number of telephone! lerved by the company lince 1957

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