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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

16

East Central to host summer program for blind graduates

Ten blind high school graduates will spend the summer at East Central State College to learn college life, with mobility training and real academic experience. The pilot program, run with Oklahoma Vocational Rehabilitation, includes courses for credit and placement in Pontotoc Hall.

East Central State College East Central Oklahoma School For the Blind Muskeee Pontotoc Hall

East Central College Adds Two Science Courses

The East Central department of physical sciences will offer two new fall semester courses under science education. The History and Philosophy of Science and Science Methods and Materials for the Junior High School will be taught by Dr. Don Stafford and Dr. Don Kellogg with a seminar format.

Ing Thomas Thomason Doyle Horton Visual Services Donna Allen Muskogee East Central Department of Physical Sciences Don Stafford Physical Sci Ences Department Oklahoma Southwest East Central Don Kellogg

Majors Elected To State Office

Eddie J. Majors M T AS CP microbiologist and instructor at Valley View Hospital AMA School of Medical Technology was elected president for the 1972 72 term of the Oklahoma Society of Medical Technologists. He is a graduate of East Central's School of Medical Technology and earned his master's there, having worked at Valley View Hospital for three years.

Eddie J. Majors M.T ASCP Valley View Hospital AMA School of Medical Technology Oklahoma Society of Medical Technologists Majors East Central School of Medical Technology

East Central Announces Summer Mini Courses

East Central State College offers a brochure of graduate mini courses seminars and tours for the summer session. Dr E W James dean oversees enrollment while sessions run various weeks with one hour or two hour credits. Fee is 13 dollars per credit hour.

East Central East Central State College E. W. James Bill Rainey Carlos E. Johnson Oklahoma Jack Nance Phil W. Wright Kerr Water Research Center Jo- Ann Butler

Graduation Set For Roff High School

Roff High School plans commencement for May 20 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with Dr. James Danley of East Central State College as speaker. Baccalaureate is May 16 at 11 a.m. with Rev. Bill Dewey of Unity Missionary Baptist Church delivering the sermon. Superintendent Virgil B. Medlock and Principal Bill Gerth will award diplomas. Valedictorian is Jo Reta Swarb and salutatorian is Patricia Lynn Bruster. senior class officers are Timothy Ray Hobbs president Freddy Leon Lamb vice president Rajena Lee Harrison secretary Carrolynn Morrison treasurer and Roger Lackey.

Roff High School James Danley East Central State College Bill Dewey Unity Missionary Baptist Church Ada Virgil B. Medlock Bill Gerth Jo Reta Swarb J. A. Swarb Patricia Lynn Bruster Orval Bruster Timothy Ray Hobbs Freddy Leon Lamb Rajena Lee Harrison Carrolynn Sue Morrison Roger Lackey Billy Joe Horton Thomas Louis Ivey Danny Wayne Moore Allen Dwayne Summers Thomas Joe Tingle Arthur Ray White, Jr Bruce David Sutton Karen Faye Britt Debra Lou Covert Deborah Lou Foreman Marilyn Lynn Harrison Anna Kay Pelley Deborah Louise Long Jo Ann Martin Sharon Faye Mays Becky Jo Morgan Rosa Weber

United States Removes Control On China Trade

The United States lifted all controls on the use of American dollars in transactions with mainland China, removing a major trade barrier. A general license was issued, signaling dollar use in trade, expanding international banking access for China and relaxing prior restrictions tied to 1950 rules and American controlled foreign-flag vessels calls.

United States China Washington Red China U.S Treasury The

Senator Stipe Loses Battle Over Sallisaw Radio Station

Oklahoma state Senator Gene Stipe and his brother Francisco fought six years to build KBJS in Sallisaw, facing opposition from KRBB owner and Mayor Richard Wheeler. A zoning board refused to rezone their farmland, and the FCC returned the construction permit after hearings found no evidence of need for a fourth attempt.

Washington AP Gene Stipe D-Mcalester Sallisaw Stipe Francis Little Dixie Broadcasting Co KRBB Richard Wheeler KBJS Federal Communications Commission Wheeler FCC Stipes

Latta Announces End Of School Activities Dates

End of school events are set for Latta with 7:30 p.m. sessions in the school auditorium. Graduation exercises are scheduled for May 20 at 7:30 in the auditorium. Ninth grade promotion is May 18 at 7:30 in the auditorium. Senior graduates include Joe Abbott John Allen Cecil Wayne Bryant Russel Brundidge Gary Cobb Donald Fox Delton Gerloff Mike Hanks Robby Helleland Stanley Kelley Willie Marion.

Latta Joe Abbott John Allen Cecil Wayne Bryant Russel Brundidge Gary Cobb Donald Fox Delton Gerloff Mike Hanks Robby Helleland Stanley Kelley Willie Marion Troy Moore Dennis Pendelton Tommy Roberts Terry Richardson Sam Rogers Mickey Shaw Troy Smith Mike Standridge Richard Stevenson Kit Thomas Paul Thomas Sue Bigham Debbie Choate Carol Christian Delaine Collins Vickey Eaton Debra Farmer Linda Farris Dava Gray Carolyn Greenwood Juanita Gore Debra Sue Hunt Carli Hutchings Carolyn Jaquess Timmie Lee Dell Love Pauline Melton Sharon Myers Linda Odom Rebecca Sanders Kathy Sutton Terry Wood Vickie Wright

Second ROTC Officer Arrives on EC Campus

Maj. Gary E. Vanderslice arrives as the second full time officer for East Central State College's new ROTC program. The Phenix native, home after tours in Vietnam and Ft. Sill, joined the army in 1960 and trained at Ft. Sill and Ft. Benning.

Gary E. Vanderslice East Central State College Vietnam Maj Vanderslice Phhenix Oklahoma Ft. Sill Regular Army Ft. Benning Germany Ft. Leonard Wood States Mekong Delta

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