Forensics Honors At Ohio University Banquet
Susan Hart and Michael Muth receive top forensics awards at Ohio University banquet in Baker Center State Room. Robert Reider and James Molnar win Speaker of the Year honors while OU claims the 1970-71 season sweep and national title in individual events. Dr. J Garber Drushal is named College of Wooster Honor Award recipient for distinguished teaching and service.
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Ohio University
State Room
Baker Center
Ted J. Foster
Susan Hart
Michael R. Muth
Hart
Athens
Lorin C. Staats
Muth
Chicago
Francis McVicker Maxwell
Raymond C. Beaty
Robert Reider
James Molnar
Reider
Port Clinton
Molnar
Cleveland
College of Communication
J. Garber Drushal
College of Wooster
College of Commu
Nication
John R. Wilhelm
Dr. Drushal
Crushal
Howard F. Lowry
Faculty of Wooster
Loan Officer Corrigan Presides At Ohio Meet
Charles W. Corrigan manager of City Loan and Savings Co Athens presided at the Ohio Consumer Loan Association District 7 public relations meeting held in Waverly last week. Corrigan also received an award at the event. Also attending from Athens were employees from the Athens offices of Economy Savings and Loan Co and City Loan and Savings Co.
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Athens
The
Economy Savings and Loan Co
City Loan and Savings Co
Rotary Club hears international student talks on Ohio Plan
Two international students addressed the Athens Rotary Club meeting. Malaysian student Ghazali argued the Ohio Plan to end state subsidies for out-of-state students would price international students out of Ohio universities and urged opposition. Australian graduate student Bayley shared insights on Australia with slides. Firefighters answered a 4:42 p.m. call to Kern Street for a gasoline powered lawn mower blaze. the fire was extinguished and the mower owner was Jim Halleran.
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Athens Rotary Club
W. M. Ghazali
Ohio University
John Gilligan
Ohio
Ghazali
International Student Association
Dennis Bayley
New South Wales
Australia
Ohio State University
International Rotary Club
Bayley
Athens
Kern St
Jim Halleran
Woman Leaps From Burning Home in Hills
A Hills resident, Mrs. Charles Buckley of Ca rol Lane off Route 50 W, leaped from a bedroom window as Richland Area firemen arrived to fight a blaze causing an estimated 15 000 in damage to the recently completed home. She dropped about eight feet without injury. Fire officials noted she had earlier cigaretteed on a couch and watered it down three times. The house suffered 10 000 in structure damage and 5 000 to contents. the area husband is an Ohio University security police officer and was not home at the time.
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Wonder Hills
Richland Area
Charles Buckley
Carol Lane
Route 50 W
Pete
Good
Husband
Ohio University
Pharmacists Attend Consultant Seminar in Columbus
John Vickers and Jack Riggs of Medical Center Pharmacy were among more than 150 pharmacists and nursing home personnel at a consultant pharmacist seminar held at the Neil House in Columbus Sunday. The Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association and the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare sponsored the event. Lectures covered the expanding role of the consultant pharmacist in patient care in nursing homes and small hospitals.
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John Vickers
Jack Riggs
Medical Center Pharmacy
Neil House
Columbus Sun
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Variety Show By Amesville Elementary Pupils
Amesville Elementary pupils from kindergarten through fifth grade will present a musical variety show in the school gym at 8 p m on Thursday. Principal Albert Lilley notes director Frances Henderson of the Federal Hocking district music staff leads the event to raise funds for a school piano.
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Amesville
Albert Lilley
Frances Henderson
Federal
Hocking
Registration Tomorrow At Shade School
Shade School will register kindergarten and first grade pupils for the 1971 72 school year from 1 to 3 p m Thursday. Parents may register children who have not attended kindergarten. Bring birth or hospital certificate and immunization records. To enter kindergarten, child must be five by Sept 30 1971. To enter first grade, must be six by Sept 30.
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Shade School
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