Computer classes for adults age 50 and over at OMS
The Heart by Heart program sponsors a seven week computer class for people over 50 from 3 to 4 p.m. at Ottawa Middle School starting Nov 6 taught by OMS eighth grade students. Contact Marcia Mitchell at 229-3316 for details. The item also notes a visit by OU producer Reed Arvin on Oct 25 and 26 with a speech at the OU Chapel and meetings with students.
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