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OCl: '8 GENTLEMEN, START YOUR BEDS: Actually the call will be "ladies and gentlemen, start your beds:", as the Turfgrass Management Club sponsors the Second Annual Bedrace Saturday, November 1 at 1:30 p.m. All official AT! organizations are challen ed to form one or 0 earns of ee h en an effar to take mp'onship title away rom Ag. Mechanics. Veh cle must co i t of a single-size bed fitted with standard bedsprings mounted on three or four wheels. Bedclothes and decorations are encouraged. DEAN KOTTMAN TRAVELING TO CHINA Dean Kottman, Bob Evans and other Ohioans with agricultural backgrounds will join with similar individuals from New York, California and Penn- sylvania on a "People to People" goodwill tour of the Peoples Republic of China. Thirty-six people, in all, will depart on October 13 for three days in Hong Kong, three days in Japan and 13 days in China. They will be visiting communes, government agencies and agricultural centers in Hubei, Kweilin, Nanning and Peking. In Hubei province they will travel to the capital, Wuhan. That province is the one with which Governor Rhodes has developed working trade relations. Hubei had an exhibit at this year's Ohio State Fair. The Chinese should welcome the Dean's expertise in agriculture since it currently takes 80% of their population to feed the nation.
Transcript of OCl: '8
OCl: '8
GENTLEMEN, START YOUR BEDS:
Actually the call will be "ladies and gentlemen, start your beds:", as the Turfgrass Management Club sponsors the Second Annual Bedrace Saturday, November 1 at 1:30 p.m. All official AT! organizations are challen ed to form one or 0 earns of ee h en an effar to take
mp'onship title away rom Ag. Mechanics. Veh cle must co i t of a single-size bed fitted with standard bedsprings mounted on three or four wheels. Bedclothes and decorations are encouraged.
DEAN KOTTMAN TRAVELING TO CHINA
Dean Kottman, Bob Evans and other Ohioans with agricultural backgrounds will join with similar individuals from New York, California and Pennsylvania on a "People to People" goodwill tour of the Peoples Republic of China. Thirty-six people, in all, will depart on October 13 for three days in Hong Kong, three days in Japan and 13 days in China. They will be visiting communes, government agencies and agricultural centers in Hubei, Kweilin, Nanning and Peking. In Hubei province they will travel to the capital, Wuhan. That province is the one with which Governor Rhodes has developed working trade relations. Hubei had an exhibit at this year's Ohio State Fair. The Chinese should welcome the Dean's expertise in agriculture since it currently takes 80% of their population to feed the nation.
NEW ~ACULTY AND STAFF
General Studies
Ag. Mechanics
Animal Industries
g. Businesses
Mark Duncan will be teaching biology. Hehas taug t two years at Dalton High School,is seriously considering graduate school andhas a brother, Leroy, who is a 1974 grad. ofATI in Horse Production.
Elizabeth Smith will also be instructing inbiology. She holds a Ph.D. in Zoology fromthe University of Missouri and has been anAssociate Professor at a branch of Penn. Stateand westminster College.
Steve Gilson, who will be teaching math, holdsa B.A. in Business, was formerly the managerof Nichols and has now decided to move intoteaching.
Steve Perunka owns a farm, hasEnglish and is a Horse Production studenthere. He will be manning the Guided StudiesLab.
Jeane Szarka is returning to ATI but in anew capacity ... staffing the Math Lab andteaching one course.
Brenda Carr comes to ATI from the state ofMassachusetts where she taught Vo-Ag. Shehas a Ph.D. from the U. of Mo. in Ag. Educationwith a minor in Ag. Engineering.
Jane Faulkner moves into Bev Fischer's position,Previously she was coordinator of the HorseCamp program at Camp Y-Noah and a laboratorytechnician at the University of Akron.
Mark Altier, a Wooster attorney, will teachBusiness Law.
Horticulture
JOYOUS EVENTS
Jane Braddock, assisting 'n the Design Lab and teaching Woody Plants, formerly taught at the Toledo Ag. Center.
Ruth Detweiler is an instructor assisting in the Design Lab. She is from Kidron.
Rick Roland, new lecturer in arboriculture, is an ATI Landscape grad. and has a B.S. from OSU.
Claudia Swager, retail flower shop lecturer, became Mrs. Schuch with her marriage in August.
Ralph Prall, who continues to teach Business Marketlng, has received his Ph.D. in tech~icaeducation from the University of Akron.
Pau 1 Bunyan ShowHoc ing Tech
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Browns Game- F.P. Stud. Cleveland
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All American Quarter Ho se Congress Ends Columbus
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13 COLUMBUS DAY Las t day for Forgi veness Ru _
p.m. Tour - Kervoo . H.S.
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A ar lie s 1980 - Toledo
21 WTR QTR Reg Forms Available
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Deadline for next issue Staff/Fact Notes.
can eat
8 F e Oeadlin Wi th Pena 1ty
7pm Movie
150mbud sHIa nat AT1
ID's Taken
Loan Application Available for Winter Quarter
22 1st Day \rlTR QTR Registration
7pm Movie
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THURSDAY
2 10 a.m. Last Acre C lebration- Fish r
A~ College Career Conf. - Columbu..)
9 8 d.m. Executive COHllli t tee Me t i fig
11 : 30 Women's Luncheor Bet ty Garr; son' 5
7: 30 p.m. ATI Wor n Welcome Tea
168 d.m. Executive Committee Meeting
12 noon OARDC Women Fisher
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30 8 a.m. Executive Conlni ttee Meet i ng
FRIDAY
3 11 a .m. Ohio Board uf Regents at ATI
7p.m. Movie
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Awareness 1980 Lordstown
17 Last day to drop without "W"
7p.m. Movie
All American Quarter Horse Congress Col. Aware ess 1980 Porta e Coun t
4 8:30 d.m. Real Estate Appraiser Workshop
Pre-Gan~ Luncheon - OSU Benefactors Paul Bunyan - Hocking
11 8: 30 a. m. Red 1 Est Appruiser Workshop
YouthConfe
a.m. Real stdt~18 8:30 Apprdlsers Workshop
9:30 a.m. Tour Africans
2524UNITED NATIONS DAY 8:30 a.m. Real Estate Appraiser Workshop
31 HALLOWEEN
Last day WTR QTR Registration
Midnight Movie ... E~oecr~ ~n~ons8ZUayColulbus
