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OWJC offers non -credit courses for learningv DAILY NEWS BUREAUNICEVILLE—Non-college credit courses are now being p offered at Okaloosa Walton Ju nior College, according to .John I Tonev. curriculum specialist, i--f* Ients, Mr. and Mrs. Torres M Cokonougher, Uve at 33 Moria-rlty St. graduated from the Re | condo School at Ft. Carson.| Colo.The newly organized Recondo s School, received its name,• which is a combination of reconnaissance, commando and doughboy, from General Wll-1 liam C. Westmoreland, Army Chief of Staff.The school is a condensed four weeks of training centered on Vietnam tactics and will ser-j vice all of the Fifth U.S. Armv 1 area.Students received training in 1 patrolling, movement by hell-’ copter, explosives, survival, mountain climbing, and how to call in air and artillery strikes.Pfc. Overly is a tracked vehicle driver in the 2d Battalion of the 69th Infantry Brigade’s 133rd Infantry.The just-starting courses will permit registration during the ifirst class session attended by the student. The fall semester will run until December 19. Registration fee is only $3 per course. However, there are some additional lab fees for some industrial-technical I courses. There is no fee charged for Adult Basic Educa-I tion courses.On the OWJC campus, day courses are offered in the general education area. Course offerings include High School Sci-I ence, Math, Social Studies, and English. Other courses include Reading, Applied English, Applied Math, Technical Physics, Driver Education, Modern Novels, Technical Writing, and sim ilar subjects. Additional offers on campus at night are Basic Investments (for which there is a $10 fee), Playground ChoralNA\II \ \ M1W M I SIR! 1 I . Colo. ( AIM C olorado has its \\ allstreet, hut it s all one word It is a tm\ commur tv in the mountains west of Boulder.I Union ($4'. and OWJC Concert I Band.General Education courses are also offered at Choctawhat-chee High and at Eglin (High School Science, Math, Social Studies, and English) during evenings. Similar evening courses are also offered at Crest view High, Escambia Farms, and Walton Junior High School in DeFuniak Springs.Also offered at DeFuniak j Springs. 212 S. 11th St., from ; 9 a.m. to noon, and 1 to 4 p.m., are art for the senior citizen, j china painting, and ceramics. At Choctawhatchee Bay Beach. Point Washington, ceramics is offered and in Paxton, art for senior citizens is available.Other Industrial-Technical offerings on campus during the day and night are basic and advanced air conditioning and refrigeration mechanics, and industrial and technical draft ing and design. For most of these technical courses, lab fees are $10 to $15 per term. Most of these courses are approved for Veterans training.Day classes in the Industrialand Technical area are also offered at 10 Jefferson Lane. Fort Walton Beach. Included are: brick and blocklaying ($25 per term); and welding ($210 per term). Night offerings here include oxyacetylene welding ($40 per term); electric arc welding ($60); and brick and blocklaying ($12.50).Other Industrial-Technical offerings include: night classes, Choctawhatchee, basic clothingroi i ro pIOH \\\i SHI R ( i South \t ric.i ( \ 1M Peter I runei« Tre-guskis. sued for alimonv. told the Supreme Court here he could not pav monthlv support to his wile and offered instead to let her have anv of his personal belongings she might want.1 o prove it. he began undressing on the spt»t He removed his coat and lie and was unbuttoning his shirt when a court orderlv warned him to get dressed or get out. The judge ordered him to pav Rands Ml iS‘)S) a month to support his wife and two minor children.construction and automotive mechanics ($5); FW’B police station, law enforcement; Eglin AFB and Hurlburt AFB, air frame and power mechanics ($20).Additional evening Industrial-Technical offerings include: Baker High, on the-farm agri-cultural training, and home beautification; Crestview High, electric wiring apprentice; DeFuniak Springs, basic air conditioning and refrigeration ($15); Walton Junior High and Tivoli, basic clothing construction.Business courses of all types are also offered at most of the above locations. Adult education classes are offered during the day and at night on campus, and nights at Edge Elementary; Beulah Church, Ev-elenar Church; Walton Junior High, Chapel Hill, Gaskin-Darlington. Campton, and First Methodist Church of Niceville.There is something for everyone this year at Okaloosa-Walton Junior College, Toney stated. Those needing more information are asked to call Toney, or the Registrar, 678-5111.
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Fort Walton Beach Playground Sunday News
Fort Walton Beach, Florida, US
Sun, Aug 31, 1969
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