Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 8

8A SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1975 Corsicana Daily Sun WANT ADS wnok-wnMnFBS CALL 872-3033 Registration continues NC enrollment figures unknown A malfunction in the computer has hindered efforts to total registration figures for the spring semester at Navarro College. According to Ronald Baugh, director of administrative Supertanker spills oil off Ireland BANTRY, Ireland (AP) Several beaches on scenic Bantry Bay have been fouled by oil spilled from a supertanker and some of the slicks are up to six inches thick, officials reported Saturday. It was the second time in less than three months that oil has fouled the bay. Fishermen and Gulf Oil Co. workers were cleaning up an undetermined amount of bunker fuel that spilled from the Afran Zodiac late Friday night when a hole was torn in its hull above the waterline in a collision with a tugboat.

Spray dispersants were used to break up the slick, found near the shore of the rocky bay, one of the most beautiful in western Ireland. Gulf officials said the Liberian-flag Afran Zodiac was leaving Whiddy island terminal late Friday in gale-force winds when the collision occurred. services at the College, there wili be a slight decrease in enrollment for the spring semester from the fall count. is not unusual for a school to have a dropoff in enrollment in the spring. Right now, we would like to anticipate that the decrease would be very small, but we have the figures yet.

In fact, for 12 years now seen college enrollments go down slightly in spring semesters where Baugh also stated that he could not accurately compare any figures with last spring since the only figures that were available to him were the twelfth-day enrollment totals of a year ago. Meanwhile, registration will continue Monday for the spring semester. Classes also begin Monday for the new term. Students who have not yet registered should report to the Records Office in the Administration Building to begin registration. The Records Office is open from 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Registration closes on Jan. 24 for late registration and it is also the last date for students to add courses. Information about registration can be obtained from Ronald Baugh, director of administrative services, at 214874-6501.

CITY MANAGER DICK BALLENGER, LEFT, IS COMMENDED certificate from the NC president, Dr. Kenneth Walker Appreciation for Ballenger expressed by the college City Manager Dick Ballenger was presented a certificate of appreciation from Navarro College Friday for his interest and recognition of the importance of education for the employes of Corsicana while serving as city Ballenger has resigned to become city administrator in River Oaks in Tarrant County. The certificate was presented by Dr. Kenneth Walker, college president. of his support and cooperation, the city and Navarro College have been able to jointly sponsor educational programs for the benefit of city employes and the betterment of Three NC short courses to begin Short courses in model railroading and portrait painting and a workshop for Former students to be feted at NC cage game CORSICANA students of Navarro College will be honored Thursday night at the first annual Ex-Student Night for the Navarro College vs.

Henderson County Junior College basketball game. All Navarro College students will be admitted free to the basketball game scheduled Skylab debris makes plunge CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) About 83,500 pounds of rocket debris plunged back into the atmosphere over the Atlantic Ocean on Saturday. Almost all of it burned up during re-entry, space officials reported. The debris from the second stage of a Saturn rocket that took the Skylab space station into space in 1973 re-entered the atmosphere just before 3 a.m.

EST, officials said. Radar tracking showed one large piece survived the upper portion of re-entry over the Atlantic about 1,000 miles west of Gibraltar. But officials said they were unable to determine just how much if any of the debris actually plunged into the ocean. Some of the charred debris may have survived as far as the Sahara Desert, the only land area within the maximum projected range for re-entry fragments, officials of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said. However, the agency said they had received no reports of sightings of any of the debris that fell during daylight in the area.

The space agency earlier had said the possibility was very slim of anyone being injured by the re-entry of the rocket stage, which fell to earth after completing 9,533 orbits. Vy. Obituaries Mrs. Jannie Padgitt Services will be Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in Petersburg Baptist Church in the Round Prairie community for Mrs.

Jannie H. Padgitt. 74. who died Friday at the Medical Arts Hospital in Big Spring. Calhoun Funeral home is in charge of service arrangements.

Rev. James Hardmg of Houston will officiate, with burial in Round Prarie Cemetery. She was formerly a resident of Round Prarie. Her husband, Jimmie E. Padgitt preceeded her in death.

Survivors include four sons, Jimmie E. Padgitt Jr. of Houston; Enillor Padgitt of Houston, George Padgitt of Los Angelos, and Lloyd Padgitt of Fort Monmouth, New Jersey; six daughters, Mrs. Ruby Padgitt Johnson of Houston, Mrs. Melba Manning of Houston, Mrs.

Ardis Taylor of Midland, Mrs. Ila Warren of Big Spring, Mrs. Peggy Kelly of L.A., and Mrs. Erma Metcalf of Greenville, S.C.; 21 grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. for 7:30 p.m.

in the gymnasium. NC ex-students will be given special recognition at halftime, and exes will have a special section reserved for them. The ex-student night was formulated by the Navarro College Ex-Student Association to encourage ex-students to attend college activities. If the event is successful, the Ex- Student Association hopes to expand its activities in con- juction with more college activities. The basketball game will be the first home Texas Eastern Conference contest for the Bulldogs.

will be treated to a very good ballgame free of charge as both Navarro and Henderson are expected to be contenders for the TEC championship this winter, said Mrs. Linda (Bert) Coleman, director of alumni affairs. At halftime the ex-students will be entertained by the NC band as they will play highlights of with a twirling exhibition performed by one of the feature twirlers. A registration table will be set up at the entrance of the gym for all ex-students to register as they enter the gymnasium. Port Arthur oil strike continues PORT ARTHUR, Tex.

(AP) Oil workers negotiations at four plants in this oil and petrochemical center in Southeast Texas appeared stalemated for the weekend, with nearly 8,000 workers remaining on strike. The strikes are without sanction of the national labor organization, the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Union (OCAU), but the parent group plans no action against the local. OCAU contracts expired nationally early Tuesday morning and employes at two refineries here, Gulf and Texaco, struck at once. Workers at a Texaco asphalt plant and at an American Petrofina refinery walked out later. cattlemen will begin Monday at Navarro College.

The five-week course designed to introduce persons to model railroading as a hobby will begin at 7 p.m. in the Technical Arts Center. The teacher will be political science instructor James Chapman. Plans for the course include car and building construction, work on individual layouts and operating sessions, a seminar, and a field trip the last night of the class to Dallas. Each person enrolled should bring a car or other piece of equipment for the first night.

Tuition will be $10 and all classes will meet in Room 110 in the Technical Arts Center from 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Ned Polk will instruct the 10-week course in portrait painting. Students will register at the first class meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday in Room 213 in the Technical Arts Center.

The class will meet each Monday night thereafter until March 17 from 6:30 to 9:30. Tuition will be $30. The ten sessions will include one lecture, one session on portrait drawing using a live model, and the remaining weeks will be divided into two, four-week sessions of portrait painting also using a live model. Beginners can enroll if they have had some experience in either oil painting or drawing, and all participants must bring their own supplies and easel. Many of Mrs.

works have been shown in Dallas shows. Recently she did portrait sketches at the NCARC Fair. A weekly workshop during the spring semester for cattlemen will begin at 6:30 p.m. Monday, according to Dr. Lano Barron, director of the agriculture department.

meetings will be designed to help stockmen learn the techniques of pregnancy testing and artificial insemination for their cow Barron said, a fee of $45.50 payable at the first meeting, will cover the cost of this Preparatory to practice work, the group will meet on Tuesday evenings each week in Drane Hall on the campus. The instructor will be Wayne Burkhalter who is an AI practicioner and an official representative of American Breeders Service, he said. service to the Walker said. Walker also commended Mayor Sue Youngblood for her interest. The occasion was the graduation Friday of 14 local and area firemen who received their basic fire certification.

Ballenger was guest speaker. Ballenger complimented the group for being some of the first firemen in the U. S. to attend such classes. Ballenger charged the graduates to become the best firemen they possibly can and to set an example to the citizens in the communities they serve.

Resthaven adds salesman to staff Frank Kent, 1401 West Collin has accepted a position effective Jan. 15 with Resthaven Memorial Park as a counselor-salesman. Kent said he has been in sales work in Corsicana the past 15 years and prior to that was engaged in ranching. Before joining staff he. was in the Woolworth appliance department.

Resthaven is a perpetual care cemetery of which R. M. Reeves is president and manager. Local man's relative is bankruptcy judge HOUSTON-John R. Blinn, 32, has been sworn in as bankruptcy judge for the Southern District of Texas, according to George F.

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