Utah College Junior Seeks Utah Board of Education Post
University of Utah junior Blaine Elswood filed as a candidate for two open seats in a four county district including Salt Lake County. A 21 year old history major and John Birch Society member since age 16, he advocates conservatism and says many students are conservative but unheard. He returned last year from a missionary tour in Ireland.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Blaine Elswood
Utah Board of Education
Elswood
John Birch Society
Salt Lake County
Ireland
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Murray State College Plans New Two Year Nursing Program
Murray State College Tishomingo will offer a two year vocational nursing course, with Winnie Dunham as chairwoman of the new associate degree program. The program aims to qualify graduates as Registered Nurses and will begin in fall 1971 after curriculum planning and instructor recruitment.
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Murray State College
Tishomingo
Winnie Dunham
Dunham
Oklahoma State University
Zane Institute
Bob Hill
Murray
UNIDO sends experts to Swaziland for new industry prospects
The United Nations Industrial Development Organization dispatched three experts to the mountain kingdom Swaziland to identify potential areas for developing new industries.
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The
United Nations Industrial Development Organization
Mountain Kingdom
Swaziland
Author Erich Segal would trade his best seller for an Olympic medal
Washington AP Erich Segal the author of Love Story says he would give up his top selling novel for an Olympic gold. A Harvard track alum from 1954 to 1958 he runs ten miles daily and competes in the Boston Marathon noting a 3 19 finish this year. He praises running as a liberating feeling and credits his Harvard coach Bill McCurdy for discipline and time management.
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Washington
Erich Segal
Segal
Harvard
Yale
Bill McCurdy
Ontario program wins honorable mention at Prix Jeunesse 1970
Toronto AP reports an Ontario education department television program for secondary students received honorable mention at the Prix Jeunesse International 1970. The show titled What Do I Like About Tommy? tackles maturation and family structure in adolescents.
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Toronto
Ontario Education Department
Tommy
Atoka Adds New Faculty To Opened Schools
Atoka announces new faculty members for a broader math and physical education program. Enrollment begins August 20 for grades K-9 and August 21 for high school. New teachers include Eddie Bunch, Gene Ziegler, Mike Walden, Lloyd Pennick, and others across math English science and ELL programs.
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Atoka
McDonald
Eddie Bunch
OSU
Gene Ziegler
East Central
Mike Walden
Southeastern
Lloyd Pennick
Gary Mosier
Oklahoma!'s New Permanent Home Planned at Lake Thunderbird
Backers of the Oklahoma! project push a permanent amphitheatre on Lake Thunderbird in Little River State Park near Norman. The production, led by Jack Harrold, aims to bring a regular summer run to Ada on September 4 and 5 after a period of high attendance growth at the University of Oklahoma.
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Lake Thunderbird
Little River State Park
Norman
United States
Roanoke
Roanoke Island
Manteo
N. C
Jack Harrold
New York City Opera Company
Harrold
University of Oklahoma School of Music
OU Music Theatre
Ture
Donaldson
McGraw-Hill
Humpty Dumpty Names New Ada Store Manager
Loyd Bowers was named manager of the Humpty Dumpty store in Ada replacing Ben Walker who resigned. A native Adan with 20 years in the Humpty Dumpty chain he returns from Ardmore and has worked in Shawnee and Norman. He is married with a daughter Pam 17 a current Ada High student. He announced the change in response to popular demand.
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Loyd Bowers
Ben Walker
Bowers
Adan
Ada
Ardmore
Shawnee
Norman
Pam
Ada High School
Art Classes In Holdenville Open In Sept
Fall art classes at the Hughes County Art Center in Holdenville begin September 14. Interested attendees can join the afternoon or evening session by contacting president Mrs. Gale F. Pryor at 905 Diamond, Holdenville. Richard V. Goetz, noted Oklahoma City and Malden Bridge artist, will teach realistic painting again, with his still-life works likened to early Dutch and Flemish masters by American Artist magazine.
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Hughes County Art Center
Holdenville
Gale F. Pryor
Diamond
Richard V. Goetz
Oklahoma City
Malden Bridge
New York
American Artist Magazine
Teachers Turn From Moon Making To Philosophy At Seminar
Junior high science instructors and administrators attend a five week seminar at East Central State College shifting from moon making to philosophical inquiry. Forty teachers and experts discuss child oriented science programs and methods, planning tailored approaches for local schools.
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Naomi Knickmeyer
East Central State College
Don Stafford
Don Kellogg
East Central
Kellogg and
Stafford
Sulphur Schools Schedule Enrollment Dates
Sulphur teachers announce enrollment windows starting August 18 with classes beginning August 24. Kindergarten and grade school form sessions run 9 AM to noon on August 18, while seniors and eighth graders enroll 1 to 4 PM. Sophomores seventh graders enroll August 20 9 AM to noon, and freshmen 1 to 4 PM the same day. Bus schedules mirror last year. New faculty include Donald Wayne Archer basketball coach social studies, Linda Sue Barnes Spanish, Marion Clark fourth grade, Becky Martin fourth grade.
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Calvin Agee
Donald Wayne Archer
East Central
U.S. Grant
Oklahoma City
Linda Sue Barnes
Garden City
Kan
Marion Clark
Washington
M. E
County Girl Attends Major Youth Meeting at OSU
Karen Enis of Fittstown was among nearly 1000 youth scholars at the August 25 farm business conference sponsored by the American Institute of Cooperation at Ohio State University. Delegates were chosen for outstanding work in farm business activities and agricultural cooperative studies.
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Karen Enis
Fittstown
American Institute of Cooperation
Ohio State University
Overtons Get Tulsa Assignment
Maj. and Mrs. Fred Overton directors of Salvation Army operations here depart Ada in late August to lead Tulsa Citadel 504 W. Cheyenne. They report duty August 26 and Tulsa service August 29. farewell August 23 at 11 a.m. Replacing them are Maj. and Mrs. John Tharp from Tulsa. The Overtons have three children and roots in Ada since 1965. Major Overton has been in SA for 20 years.
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Fred Overton
Salvation Army
Ada
Tulsa
Overton
Tulsa Citadel
Cheyenne
Overtons
John Tharp
Tom
Colorado Springs
Fred
OSU
Jim
N. Xenophon
Maj. Overton
Maj Overton
SA Officers’ Training College
Atlanta
Shawnee
Covington W. Va
Birmingham
Ala
Columbus
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Oklahoma
Ashville
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Branson, Mo
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Amarillo
St. Augustine
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Spain
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Dakotas
Cleveland Symphony
East Central Auditorium
John Donaldson
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Moon
Kellogg
Larry McKinney
Lettie Bautista
University of Oklahoma Laboratory Schoool
Means
B. M
Mack” Welch
Hamilton
Bulova
Elgin
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
Oklahoma State
Homa State
Chewnene Tate Bank
Federal Deposit
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