Rotary Club Hosts International Night
The Angola Rotary Club plans International Night on Monday April 25 with dinner at Hall's Restaurant at 6 45 pm followed by an entertaining program. Tri State college students from other countries will attend, with Dr Truman Caylor district governor invited. Mel Wild is general chairman Orville Stevens MC and Robert Brokaw oversees the roll call of nations. Wives of visiting students and faculty from other countries are invited. Transportation by Rotarians is available. Meet at 6 15 pm at the College Cafeteria for those needing a ride. Invitations go out this week with a noon Friday April 22 deadline for replies. Further information from Mrs Emerson Director of News Services Room 14 Administration Building.
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Robert‘ Brokaw
Rotarians
Emerson
News Services
Tri-State College Women's Club Meets on April 20
The Tri-State College Women's Club will meet at 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening April 20 in the Perry T. Ford Memorial Library on the campus. Arthur Eberhardt will speak on A Walk in the McClure Reserve. A Red Cross film on the need for blood donors will be shown. Mrs William W Hill is chairwoman of the hostess committee with members Mrs Stefan Slanina Mrs Oscar Nelson Mrs Peter Aronhime and Mrs Chester Pratt.
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Tri-State College Women’s Club
Perry T. Ford
Arthur Eberhardt
McClue
Red Cross
William W. Hill
Hostess Committes
Stefan Slanina
Oscar
Nelson
Peter ‘Aronhime
Chester Pratt
Tri-State College team takes second in MSU market case
Tri-State College competed in Michigan State University's annual market competition against seven schools. The team, led by Gary Slock and advised by Professor Harold Hoolihan, finished 0.03 percent behind winner Vals Paraíso University after eight decision periods, earning a spot at the annual Marketing Conference. Weatherhead Corp provided teletype and Angola plant facilities to support the team.
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College
Michigan State ‘University
Trojan
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Stock
John. Tuttle
MTA
Jim Frate
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Ron. Baldassari
Neal Lang
M.S.U
T.S.C
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Tris
Trajan
Valsparaiso. University
Michigan State
University
Harold Hoolihan
Weatherhead Corporation
Angola
Tri-State College
Student Fatally Injured In Car Accident April 7
Memorial services were held in Kokomo for Ronald Moffitt 19 student at TriState College who died in a traffic accident en route to his Kokomo home on Thursday night April 7 His auto collided with a car driven by Edgar W Shellabarger 44 of Daleville on Indiana 13 ten miles south of Wabash Police said Moffitt trying to pass when his car hit Shellabargers nearly head on He was a 1965 Kokomo High School graduate son of Homer F Moffitt Kokomo Fire Department captain at the No 1 Fire Station.
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Indiana 13
Wabash
ASCE Favorite Teacher Election Planned for April 21
The student ASCE chapter invites all Civil Engineering students to vote on their favorite teacher on April 21 1966 in the Civil Engineering Dept basement. The winner will be announced at the May 9 ASCE meeting and engraved on plaques in the department. Any student who has taken a class from an instructor may vote once for any department teacher.
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American Society. of Civil. Engineers
Civil Engineering Dept
ASCE
Civil Dept
Civil. Dept
A. Civil. Engineering
Scholarships Available To Pa Students
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency announced scholarships for Pennsylvania residents who graduate high school in 1965. Applicants must have at least 600 combined SAT scores, demonstrate financial need, and show ability to complete their course of study. Applications are available in the Dean of Students Office and must be filed after May 1, 1966 and postmarked by June 1, 1966.
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Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Pennsylvania
Peace Corps Test Set For April 25 On Campus
Tri State College students may take the Peace Corps Placement Test on Monday April 25 in Room 421 Administration Building at nine. The test helps match applicants skills to one of 300 jobs in 48 developing nations across Latin America Africa and Asia. The Volunteer Questionnaire is the key selection factor and must be filed before testing.
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Peace Corps
Latin ‘America
Africa
Asia
T. G. Lansford
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Palmer House
Chicago
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