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Sunday, March 5 1972 15 Columbus High Class Schedule Session Tuesday Current freshmen, sophomore and jiyiors at Columbus High School will receive information for scheduling next year at a pre-registration conference Tues Wattrloo Sunday Courier, Waterloo, Iowa Old JXff- I 6-Pak Bottles day at 7:30 p.m. Parents are requested to at tend the pre-registration confer ence with the students in order to understand the scheduling concepts and what courses the students will be taking. 1 linn The faculty will join the par ents and students in the cafeteria Style)) fi A MfcUta II I I 'h 'P '). 'V il i CMS I 'for coffee following the City in Brief Emmett A. McCoy of 1118 Jef ferson St.

has been transferred from University Hospitals, Iowa 4 ill xM 'jfri r.m -1 VV? J'V-1 -Ov i- JV'jFtir I uCf Li I Eft 4- fc 4 City, to Schoitz Memorial Hos pital for medical treatment after spending eight days in Iowa City. Tom C. Huntbach, former Wa terloo resident, is in the intensive 1 L3M2Xld! care department of Des Moines TUES. SALE! General Hospital, Des Moines, after suffering a coronary throm bosis. He was reported to be in fair condition, according to word received here.

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610 Burbank a sophomore (Courier Pholo by Jerry Dohl) at McPherson College, McPher- (Courier Photo by Dan Jacob) WINS AWARD Dr. J. B. Stroud, professor emeritus of the University of Iowa, left, yesterday was presented the Win-terstein Award at the noon luncheon of the Iowa Federation Council for Exceptional Children which conducted a two-day seminar at the Ramada Inn. Presenting the award is Rich ard Fischer, special education director in the Iowa Depart-ment of Public Instruction.

Dr. Stroud was honored for his work on development of educational programs for the handicapped in Iowa. Class Blending Suggested Special Education Found To Be Over Specialized son, was listed on the honor roll for the fall semester of 1971. He compiled a 3.57 Teen Center Opens A grand opening for the new Cedar Falls Teen Center will be 1 to 6 p.m. today.

The center, located on Seerley Blvd. near Edwards Park, was open yesterday vita mill grade point average for scholas and Sonia Beasley (left) of 1523 Lilac Lane, took advantage of the facility to play chess with Jodee Jensen of 3509 Chapman Ct. A dance was held at the center last night. lllftllllll Vr iuu tic work completed during the Olafsen brand. 100 nig.

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21. i VITAMIN 1 ft REG. $1.19, Jefferson Davis was Dundee Ave. has returned home after being a medical patient at Allen Hospital for two weeks. inaugurated president of the DIES OF INJURIES IOWA CITY (AP) Patricia Peterson, 1G, of Holmes, dSed Friday at University Hospitals here of injuries she received Authorities said she was a passenger in a car that collided with a truck on Iowa 3 near 7 Now The conference ended yester 200mg.Reg.

$4.982 6.29 Southern Confederacy on Feb day afternoon after two full Educational programs in the United States have overdone the job of 'specializing" education for exceptional children, ac head the Sports pages for latest happenings. I'if Humboldt. 18, 1861. days of workshops and speakers cording to Dr. Frank M.

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She used Home Start II as an example of the topic. It 2 rolls. Of! coupon IL 25 167 3872. Em I C' LAND SOLD Property at the corner of Eurtnn Avenue and Airline Highway was transferred to R. E.

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