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B13 THE MORNING CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1982 CAMPUS Allen graduate completes mod school pupils and there will be no more than five groups of 12-15 children each. For information and application forms, contact the Centennial School. Summer course keyed to child's experiences Lehigh University's Centennial School will offer a four-week educational program for children 5-13 years old beginning June 28. The program will incorporate experiences with multisensory media, the study of American folk heroes, camping and outdoor cooking, spaceships, boomerangs and aerodynamic oddities. Classes will meet 9 a.m.-noon daily.

Enrollment will be limited to 75 Orly Avitzur of Allentown recently graduated from Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, where she was awarded the Merck Manual Award for excellence in ac- Widener awards bachelor's degrees Widener University bestowed bachelor's degrees upon eight area students at its 161st commencement exercises on the school's Pennsylvania Campus, Chester. Graduates include Patrick Buttery of Doylestown; Tammy L. Mest of Boyertown; Barbara L. DeTurk of Kutztown R.3; Steven D. Laise and Mary F.

Gruska, both of Stroudsburg; Karen G. Schenk of East Stroudsburg; Denise M. Coll of Weatherly, and Keith F. Ramsay of Lehighton R.5. Southern Lehigh girl receives scholarship Pharmacy degrees Zachary I.

Psarsky of Allentown and Susan Besz of Emmaus recently received bachelor of science in pharmacy degrees from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science at its 161st commencement exercises. Besz is currently employed by Thrift Drugs. 1 Tnlil STOREWIDE SALE! i (DM ID Bethann E. Harding of Coo-persburg R.3 has been named one of more than 400 graduating high school students to receive an Aid Association for Lutherans Scholarship. A graduate of Southern Lehigh TO DADS AND GRADS SWING INTO SUMMER WITH THESE HOT BARGAINS JUNE 10th to 12th Harding ALL $8.98 LIST ALBUMS CASSETTE TAPES Only $599 in computers, will address fundamental questions and include hands-on experience with a micro-computer using a word processor system.

Instructor for this six-hour course 7 30-9 30 p.m. next Tuesday, June 22 and 29, will be dr. Janice McElroy, human behavior and management consultant. Registration for the courses may be made by calling the Womens Center at ext. 478.

18 from area graduate from Susquehanna U. Susquehanna University recently graduated 18 area students at its commencement exercises where Dr. David W. Ellis, president of Lafayette College, served as speaker. The graduates include: MaryBeth Chadwick, Jill Hip-pensteal, Joan Miles, Lauren Shollen-berger, Johanna Yeager and Hope MacMurtrie, all of Bethlehem; Diane Clouser and Franklin Griffiths, both of Tamaqua Wayne Zimmerman of Tamaqua R.l; Ronald Hertz, David Schuler and Stephen Ziminsky, all of Allentown; Richard Kistler and Clay Mitman, both of Northampton Laurie Smith of Bethlehem R.4; William Wolf of Coopersburg R.2; Mary Coughlin of Easton, and Beth Hallman of Emmaus.

Receive degrees Donna Sloyer of Bethlehem and Daniel Geiger of Allentown were among 133 students receiving degrees recently from Temple University School of Pharmacy at commencement exercises. Registered nurses eligible for program Registered nurses are now permitted to matriculate into the bachelor of science in nursing degree program at East Stroudsburg State College, according to Dr. Marjorie E. Sanderson, associate dean of nursing. A copy of a professional license to practice nursing in Pennsylvania and a transcript showing a plus" average or above are required for admission into the program.

Students in the program may challenge a number of courses by way of examination determined by the faculty member. The ability to challenge a course is open only to persons currently holding a Pennsylvania Registered Nursing license. Upon completion of the required 95 semester hours of course work, the registered nurse will be accepted into the senior level courses on a first come first serve basis. For more information on a nursing contact the nursing department in the DeNike Himan Services Building at East Stroudsburg or call 424-3474. Bethlehem; Michael Szupper of Cata-sauqua; Susan Hemperly of Em-maus; Gregory Schwartz ofOrefield; Jeanne Tinsman of Schnecksville; Stephen Bucci, Richard Leist, both of Wescosville; Christine Galm and Mia Lovik, both of Whitehall Dianne Ashbaugh and George Lauderback III, both of Harleysville; Teresa Leve and lames Senderling, both of Hat-boro; Angela Boguslaw of Hatfield, and Ruthann Lesher of Palm.

James Ferguson, Krista Russell, Anne Stracka and James Zelinskie, all of Lansdale; Denise Doolin of Pennsburg; Nancy Landis of Red Hill; John Yoder of Souderton; Jay Stover and John Bitner, both of Telford; Dawn Nicholas of Easton; Denise Pearson of Hellertown Joseph Dinan of North Catasauqua; Maria Mayoryk of Northampton; Doreen Demnitski of Barnesville, and Connie Faust and Bruce Sauers, both of Orwigsburg. Area students receive associate degrees Daphne J. Derr of Barto, Bonnie L. Rubright of Dublin, Gretchen S. Warmkessel of Macungie and Rhonda L.

Pfeiffer of Wescosville received associate degrees from Harcum Junior College, Bryn Mawr, at the college's recent 68th commencement ceremony. Named to dean's list Steven F. Schaefer of Orefield has been named to the dean's list for the spring semester at Grove City College, Grove City, Mercer County. 17 from area graduate from Mansfield State Seventeen area students recently received bachelor's degrees from Mansfield State College. They are: David Givler, George Reichl Jr.

and Rhonda Morris, all of Allentown Michael Collier and Jane Janowski, both of Bethlehem Lauren Tate of Doylestown, Jacqueline Marshall of Jim Thorpe, Kris Kukura of Kintnersville and Sherrie Horvath of Lansdale. Also, Tracy Ashner, Ivy Hontz and Karen Newton, all of Lehigh ton; Wendy Edwards of New Tripoli, Patti Kauffman of Pennsburg, Christine Johnston of Telford, Tracy Sutliff of Wernersville and Scott Munsch of Whitehall. Bruce Mariano of Pottsville received an associate's degree from the college. Trenton State grad Theodore D. Steinbrecher of Allentown recently received a graduate degree from Trenton State College at its commencement exercises.

4 on dean's list Four area students were named to the dean's list for the spring semester at Williamsport Area Community College: They are Robert Hill Jr. of Em-maus, John Mikulecky of Whitehall, Alan Vogel of Macungie and John Skitka of Allentown. ALL $9.98 LIST Sf QQ ALBUMS CASSETTE TAPES Qnly ALL ARTISTS ALL LABELS ALL TYPES OF MUSIC COUNTRY ROCK CLASSICAL VOCALS INSTRUMENTAL JAZZ MOVIE MUSIC BROADWAY SHOWS High School, Harding plans to attend Pennsylvania State University, University Park this fall. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Band, orchestra, Ecology Club and an active member in her community youth group. Scholarships were awarded by the fraternal insurance society based on involvement in extracurricular activities and leadership activities, academic records and the students' own statements.

Thiol graduates Diane L. Roberts of Wescosville and Garry J. Ritter of Emmaus recently received bachelor of arts degrees in business administration and environmental science, respectively, at Thiel College's 108th commencement exercises. BRAND NEW ATARI GAMES IN STOCK Avitzur ademic work. A 1974 graduate of Allen High School, she will perform her three-year residency in neurology at the Yale-New Haven Hospital following completion of her internship at Norwalk Hospital, Conn.

She received her bachelor's degree in natural science from Johns Hopkins University in 1978. Apparel students win design honors Lisa Rapee and Julia Merkle were named outstanding students in the Apparel Design Course of the Northampton branch of Bethlehem Area Vo-Tech School at the school's annual fashion show held recently in the Northampton High Auditorium. In the morning section, Rapee won first prize fori casual wear. Denise Mitcheirplaced second. Felicia Schlegel was first for dress-up, and Traci Anf uso, second.

For the afternoon section, Merkle won first prize for casual wear with Sue Lambert placing second. Wanda Keefer placed first in dress-up with Terry Erkinger placing second. Beverly Feflie won first prize for potpourri and Karen Rhoades placed second. Merkle also took first in the children's wear category with Judy Crozier placing second. Merkle and Rapee received plaques for their outstanding work by Cross Country Clothes' Wassyl Liskanich, senior vice president.

Shippensburg names students to dean's list Shippensburg State College has named 58 local students to its spring dean's list. Morning Call circulation students include: Michelle Bauman of Bally; Patricia Kriebel of Bechtelsville; Randy Erb, and Edwin Thompson, both of Boyertown; Linda Everhart and Timothy Hill, both of Fleetwood; Julianne Nolan of Topton Keith Pisano of Wernersville; Lois Branson of Chalfont; Carolyn Courtney, Cynthia Daymon and Susan Satterthwait, all of Doylestown; Kim Lohman of Quakertown; Andrew Moyer of Sellers ville; Gloria Goworowski of Palmerton; Catherine Havran of Palmerton, and Melissa Pearre of Green Lane. Amy Bennett, Timothy Drabic, Anna Kulyk, Daniel Reichard, Karen Soltysik, Barbara Weiss, Steven Wenck and Thomas Stoudt, all of Allentown; David Allman, Lynn Cunningham and Joseph Long, all of RACQUETBALL (APOLLO) DEFENDER (ATARI) CHOPPER COMMAND (ACTIVISION) STARMASTER (ACTIVISION) SPECIAL GROUP OF CASSETTE TAPES Only $449 SOME OF THE ARTISTS YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM ARE: PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA BOSTON SYMPHONY LONDON SYMPHONY BOSTON POPS HENRY MANCINI GLENN MILLER NAT COLE SPIKE JONES PERRY COMO BENNY GOODMAN BILLY JOEL SIMON GARFUNKEL GRATEFUL DEAD DAVID BOWIE VAN HALEN ACDC BUDDY RICH WAYLON JENNINGS DOLLY PARTON CHET ATKINS SONS OF PIONEERS AND MANY OTHERS. Blank Cassette Tapes Package of 2 TDK C-90 $4.29 TDK C60mm.m.m$3.49 Cedar Crest to offer plant, computer classes The Womens Center of Cedar Crest College is offering two summer courses, "Wild Food Plants" and a computer literacy course. The first to be held a.m.

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