November 24, 1976
Heather Roye sits among some of the items that will be sold at the St. John's
Episcopal Church bazaar.
Bazaar at St. John’s Episcopal
Members of St.
John’s
Episcopal Church, Mari-
etta, will sponsor a Christ-
mas Bazaar in the parish
house, Saturday, December
ips from 9 a.m. until 4
Just a few of the many
items available will be
novelties, woodcraft,
needlework, ceramics, arts
and crafts, ornamental
decorations, home made
baked goods, home canned
College sends kids off
Elizabethtown College is
developing a Cooperative
Education program to place
students off-campus in
meaningful work exper-
iences while they’re going
to school.
. The college has received
a federal grant of $14,000
from the Department of
Health, Education, and
Welfare to plan and imple-
ment the program.
It has appointed James
R. Hilton, the director of
career planning and place-
ment, to direct it.
Hilton, who has been
working halftime on the
project since September,
says the College hopes to
place students in practical
situations in industry, busi-
ness, government, and
other service-oriented pro-
fessions.
The long-range objective
is to apply Coop Education
to all disciplines, including
the humanities, he said.
According to Hilton, stu-
dents participating in the
program are expected to
receive academic credit for
the experience, the actual
amount up to individual
academic departments.
They also are expected to
receive salaries from em-
ployers.
Hilton, who has begun
making calls on area busi-
ness and industry to de-
velop placements, says
Coop Ed can be a boon to
outside organizations.
It allows them to experi-
ment with new positions or
to undertake short-range
projects without making
long-range employment
commitments; it frees
higher-level employees for
more specialized and de-
manding work; it can help
them financially by reduc-
ing recruiting costs and
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turnover at the entry level
positions, by keeping stu-
dent personnel in entry-
level jobs at entry-level
salaries; by saving on
fringe benefits; and by
allowing the - company
access to specialized skill
training.
Studies indicate that stu-
goodies and many more.
Mrs. Robert Long is chair-
person of the benefit. She
is assisted by Mrs. Helen
Frey and Mrs. Harold Dei-
trick.
campus
dents returning from Coop
experiences appear to do
better in classroom, do
better in job interviews,
and to receive higher
salaries in their first jobs.
Helping Hilton plan and
implement the program is a
committee of faculty, stu-
dents and administrators.
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Free drama at E-town College
Elizabethtown College
will present Will Stutts in
‘“Mark Twain’s America’
and ‘A Journey Through
the Mind’’ by Edgar Allen
Poe, on Thursday, Decem-
ber -2, at 8p.m., in the
Alumni Auditorium.
The program is open to
the public without charge.
“Mark Twain’s Amer-
ica’’ is now in its sixth
consecutive year. To date,
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Stutts’ characterization has
been seen live by thou-
sands of theater goers and
college students throughout
the country.
Drawing from such
noteworthy Twain selec-
tions as ‘‘Life on the
Mississippi’’and ‘‘The Ad-
ventures of Huckleberry
Finn,”’ Stutts portrays the
author at age 70, reflecting
on his past as weil as the
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This season, for the first
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witness Stutts’ portrayal of
Edgar Allen Poe.
This new one-man por-
trait is a haunting charac-
terization gleaned from the
writings, criticisms, and
letter of the author, such as
‘““The Raven’
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