IvyTech Announces Two Supervisory Training Courses
IVY Tech. Wabash Valley Technical Institute unveils two courses in the Supervisory Training series at Rose Hulman Institute of Technology. The Psychology and Theory of Leadership runs June 14 to July 12, 5:30 to 10 p.m., with dinner. The Supervisory Self meets June 19 draft to June 26 with varied daily hours and meals, on the Rose Hulman campus. Fee for both is 75 dollars per enrollee, includes materials and meals. A six course series leads to a Certificate of Proficiency in Supervision upon completion. Enrollment deadline is June 12, with contact through the Director of Community Services at IVYTech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley Technical Institute
Indiana Vocational Technical College
Rose Hulman Institute of Technology
Hulman Union Center
Rose-Hulman
Svytech
Arvin Moran
U.S. Federal Penitentiary
Genevieve Reisner
Vigo County Public Library
Ray Giuliani
Social Security Administration
John Kemp
Paul Caton
Dan Fenimore
Charles Joslin
William Lowdermilk
Earl Pearson
Art Petty
All Commercial Solvents Corporation
Fred Cartwright
George Franz
Jack Houpt
Lester Ramey
Basil Slader
All Straw - Steel Corporation
John Fisher
Gary Isle
Gene Knoefler
Richard Severyn
David Smith
All
Hercules, Inc
John Hauer
Don Mcl Millin
James Milburn
Don Neuenschwander
Ronald Wilkenson
All John’s Dental Lab
Ivytech
Six Divorces Granted in Vigo Superior Court
Judge Harold J. Bitzegaio approved six divorces in Vigo Superior Court since Monday. Evelyn L. Rodgers won custody of four children and a divorce from Loren V. Rodgers with $40 weekly support and visitation. Imogene Rose Wilson gained custody of two children and a divorce from Ronald E. Wilson with $20 weekly support and visitation. Paul C. Capps received custody of two children and a divorce from Patricia A. Capps with a two year remarriage prohibition. Virginia M. Bogle was granted a divorce from Robert E. Bogle and her former name Cahill restored. Veneta Cronkhite won custody of two children and a divorce from Edsel T. Cronkhite with $30 weekly support and visitation. Gloria Stogshill Sullivan was awarded a divorce from Lindell J. Sullivan with her former name Stogsdill restored.
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Harold J. Bitzegaio
Vigo Superior Court
Evelyn L. Rodgers
S. 8Th St
Loren V. Rodgers
Rodgers
Imogene Rose Wilson
Locust St
Ronald Edward Wilson
Paul C. Capps
RA 3
West Terre Haute
Patricia Ann Capps
Capps
Virginia M. Bogle
S, 10Th St
Robert E. Bogle
Washington
Cahill
Veneta Cronkhite
N. 10Th St
Edsel T. Cronkhite
Maple Ave
Gloria Stogshill Sullivan
Sheridan Rd
Lindell J. Sullivan
Stogsdill
Firefighters Sponsor Show At Terre Haute High Gym
The Terre Haute Firefighters Association presents a country western benefit show at 8 p.m. August 3 in the Terre Haute South Vigo High School gym. Performers include Kenny Price Lonzo and Oscar Cal Smith Bud Brewer and the Brewmasters with guests Bobby Lewis Chuck Jennings Peggy Little and Willis Brothers.
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Grand Ole Opry
Terre Haute South Vigo High School
Terre Haute
Nude beauty convicted for dancing nude in Oklahoma City
A nine man three woman jury in Oklahoma City convicts Susanne Haines known as Miss Nude Universe of violating state nudity laws by dancing nude at the Playgirl Club on February 22. The panel recommends a five dollar fine and a two year suspended sentence after reviewing films shown during the trial.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Susanne Haines
KWTV
Tony Clark
Miss Haines
California
Neuenschwander Heads Exchange Club of Terre Haute
Neuenschwander elected president of the Exchange Club of Terre Haute succeeding N Richard Everett. Tom Finnerty named president elect. Officers include Arthur Altekruse secretary Carl Wassink treasurer with Clarence E Hahn Gene Perry and Al Acree as new board members and How ard Turner Richard Stevens and Dr James Boyle as holdovers. Duties begin July 1. Guest speaker Jan A Eglen of Eglen Hovercraft discussed national publicity plans including ads in Wall Street Journal Democrat and Republican conventions and a Popular Science cover story. Borg Warner Corp sponsors advertising. hovercraft hulls built locally with parts from around the world and engines from Germany.
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Arthur Altekruse
Land Carl Wassink
Board of Control
Clarence E. Hahn
Gene Perry
al Acree
Howard Turner
Richard Stevens
James Boyle
Neuenschwander
Hulman Center
Pine Room
Jan A. Eglen
Eglen Hoverc
Poplar St
United States
Germany
Kraft
Borg-Warner
Chicago
McCormick Place Exposition Hall
Eglen
Wabash River
Fairbanks Park
Jim Underwood
Herb Rt Lamb
Louis Petzold
Byron E. Price
Don O’rear
Brentlinger elected commander of Ft Harrison Post 40
Byron Brentlinger was elected commander of Ft Harrison American Legion Post No. 40 at a Tuesday meeting. Officers include Lee Phifer second vice commander and chaplain Glen Fetherston first vice commander Fred Schwartz adjutant and service officer John A Kesler judge advocate Don Price financial officer Jim English sergeant at arms.
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Byron Brentlinger
Ft. Harrison
Art Bryant
Mary Ohm
George Pair
Departmentonvention
Brentlinger
Phifer
Schwartz
English
Bryant
Bill Aue
Terre Hautean Wins Commission For Air Force Cadet Mancuso
Thomas J. Mancuso son of Mr and Mrs Thomas G Mancuso 1819 S 7th St graduates from the U S Air Force Academy class of 750 61 percent to pilot or navigator training remainder to graduate studies or operational units Mancuso assigned to Duluth International Airport Minn as operations officer named to the Dean's List for academic excellence a 1968 Schulte High School graduate
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U.S. Air Force Academy
Thomas J. Mancuso
Thomas G. Mancuso
S. 7Th St
Mancuso
Duluth International Airport
Minn
Schulte High School
Man Freed From Jail Using Lottery Ticket as Bond Collateral
A 25 year old man, William W. Smith, was released from Allegheny County Jail after putting up a $400 winning state lottery ticket as collateral for a $5,000 bond. The ticket was validated by his attorney and accepted by a bonding company. Smith could not cash the ticket from the May 31 lottery because he was detained on a drug charge.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
William W. Smith
Smith
Connally Begins Talks in Venezuela on Oil and Trade
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally meets President Rafael Caldera in Caracas to discuss political and economic issues between the United States and Venezuela, including U.S. oil interests valued around five billion dollars and Venezuela’s bid for favorable treatment in the U.S. market. He arrives amid protests and continues to Colombia on a 15 nation mission for Nixon.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Treasury
John B. Connally
Rafael Caldera
U.S
United States
Nixon
Connally
Caldera
Colombia
Place Name Conference at ISU Friday
Indiana State University hosts the fourth annual Conference on Place Names of Indiana and the Hoosier Folklore Society annual meeting on Friday June 23. Scholars from across the state attend with morning sessions on onomastics and American place names and an afternoon folklore program led by ISU and IU researchers.
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Indiana State University
Indiana
Hoosier Folklore Society
ISU Department of English
Hoosier
Indiana Survey
W.F.H. Nicholaisen
State University of New York
Donald J. Orth
US. Department of Interior
Nicholaisen
State University of New York At
Binghamton
U.S. Department of Interior
Orth
U.S. Geological Survey
Brooks Range
Alaska
United States
Geographic Names
Washington
USGS
Domestic Names
U.S. Board On Geographic Names
George Washington University
Arlington, Va
Association of American Geographers
Arctic Institute of North America
American Congress of Surveying and Mapping
America Polar Society
Explorers Club
The
American
Royal Numismatic India Societies
Virginia Archeological Society
Ronald L. Baker
ISU
Warren E. Roberts
Indiana University
Dr. Roberts
Reed College
Fullbright
Guggenheim
American Folklore Society
Holmstedt Hall
Marvin Carmony
College of Arts and Sciences
Tirey Memorial Union
Sally Yates
Richey
HFS
Baker
Croagh Patrick Sacred Peak Near Clew Bay Climbed yearly
Ireland's Croagh Patrick rises 2 510 feet above Clew Bay. Tens of thousands of Irish pilgrims climb the peak on the last Sunday of July to pray at the summit.
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Ireland
Croagh Patrick
Clew Bay
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Stevelyn C. Chisick
William P. Allyn
Allyn
William B. Bunger
Napoleon (Ohio) High School
Chisick
Steven R. Chisick
Goshen
Neuenschwander Heads Exchange
Exchange Club of
N. Richard Everett
Tom Finnerty
B. Brentlinger
Terre Hautean
Dad
Wolf's
Wabash Ave
American Name Society
the Place Name Survey of the
Cera
Kraft Foods
P.O
Clinton
Iowa
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