Speedway Flyer, Volume 26, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1957 — Page 4

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Dental Assn. Convention At the 1957 annual convention of the Indiana State Dental Association at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis May 20-22, Dr. Maynard K. Hine, Dean of the Indiana University School of Dentistry, was elected President of the statewide dental organization. Dr. Hine was elected “as an appropriate Symbol” in preparation for the group’s 100th anniversary which will be celebrated at next year’s convention. Dr. Hine, who succeeds Dr. Paul H. Asher, Gary dentist, is Editor of the Journal of Periodontology, a member of the advisory panel for medical sciences of the Department of Defense, a member of the Committee on Dentistry of the National Research Council, and a member of the Council on Dental Education of the American Dental Association. Co-author of two books on dentistry, Dr. Hine has been pastpresident of the American Association of Dental Schools, International Association for Dental Research, American Association of Dental Editors, and the Indianapolis Dental Society. He was appointed Dean of the I.U. School in Indianapolis in 1945. Other new officers of the I. are Dr. E. A. W. Montgomery, Evansville, Presidentelect, and Dr Bernard A. Ackerman, Loogootee, Vice-Presidents

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Drivers Training Scholarships For the fourth consecutive year, the Indiana University Foundation has received a $3,000 grant from the All-state Foundation to provide for Summer scholarships for high school teachers of driver training. R. V. Calhoun of Indianapolis, district representative of the Allstate Foundation, in announcing the grant, said that Allstate last year gave $132,000 to 35 colleges and universities in the U. S. and Canada. These grants helped 1,500 high school teachers qualify as driver education instructors, and this school year they have taught 135,000 young people and adults safe driving techniques. Since the college grant program was originated in 1953, Calhoun said, a half-million individuals have been trained. This year the grant program is being expanded to 42 colleges and universities. I.U. this summer will offer scholarships in driver training education in the Intersession, May 28-June 12; Regular Session, June 12-Aug. 9, and Short Session, Aug. 9-24. One out of every four fatal accidents involve young drivers, Calhoun pointed out in emphasizing the value of this program, yet motorists in this fig? group represent only lo per cent of the total drivers and they drive even a Smaller amount of the total

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mileage. During the 1955-56 school year, more than 54 per cent of Indiana’s high schools offered driver education. A total of 26,700 students received both classroom and be-hind-the-wheel training, and 7,200 received classroom training alone.

Butler Alumni Officers Robert T. Whitcraft is the new president of the Butler University Alumni Association. He succeeds Philip Kappes, president the last two years. Kappes will serve another three-year term on the Board of Directors. New board members include Mrs. Marvin Lugar, Shirley Klinge, Jean Carl Burris, all of Indianapolis, and Eldon L. Staller of Greenfield. A 1930 graduate, Whitcraft was elected to the Board in 1955. His three-year term expires next spring. He is secretary-treasurer of the Morgan Mines, Inc. The new president and Board members were elected at the annual Alumni Day banquet at which the classes of 1907 and 1932 were cited. Members of the Class of *O7 were presented medallions and certificates, inducting them into the alumni association’s Golden Legion. Silver certificates, commemorating the 25th anniversary of their graduation were presented members of the Class of 32.

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Butler News Five graduates of the Butler University College of Pharmacy presented papers recently in Chicago at the Federation of Societies for Biology and Experimental Medicine. They are J. T. Oliver, William J. Fleming, Glen Kiplinger, John Owen and Ralph Jones. Owen is a pharmacologist at Eli Lilly and Jones is with Pitman-Moore Labatories. Oliver and Fleming are working on their doctorate degrees and Kiplinger is at the Uni-

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This lady’s feet are killing her. She’s walked miles to pay her bills. Nearly every place she went she stood in line waiting her turn. And think of the time she’s wasted. Do you pay your bills this way?

Bill paying is a breeze when you pay by check. You do it in the comfort of your home, sitting down—with the load off your feet. You simply write out the checks. You don’t even have to leave the house to mail them. Just put them in your mail box or letter dot. And you don’t have to bother keeping the bills. Your cancelled checks are your receipts. He Speedway State Bank specializes in personal checking service by making things simple and easy for you.

Let the postman pay your bills. Open a Speedway State Bank checking account today. A phone call is all it takes.

versity of Michigan. John C. Rafferty will serve as president of the Butler University chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity for the coming college year. Other newly elected officers are Larry T. McNeese, vice-president; Harry Dudley Miller, 111, secretary, and Lester R. Blair, Jr., treasurer. DESSERT SOCIAL WSCS, SPEEDWAY METHODIST CHURCH Juno 7. 5:30-8:00

You can open your account by mail. You can make all your deposits by mail. Your monthly statements are mailed to you. You get 50 checks imprinted with your name—free—when you open your account. With a minimum balance of only SSOO, there is no service charge. Under SSOO, service charges are less.

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This man’s feet are tough and strong. Walking is part of his business. He’s the postman. He goes to the same places you go to pay your bills. He’ll be glad to "pay” them for you—when you, pay by check.