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100 Managers To Attend KU Credit Bureau School
One-hundred credit bureau and collection service managers from an eight-state area will meet at KU July 14 to 19 for the eighth annual Credit Bureau and Collection Service Management Institute.
States represented will be Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Wyoming, Utah, Texas, and Missouri.
Managers with less than two years experience in the field will be enrolled in the orientation course. Those with two or more years experience will enroll in a course of Principles of Management.
Advanced courses will be offered to those who have completed the first two courses. Post graduates may specialize in a management workshop in organizational structure.
Recreational plans include a picnic and a trip to Kansas City to see either the Red Sox-Athletics baseball game or the Starlight Theater production of "Can Can."
At the graduation banquet July 19, special recognition will be given to students who have completed the four year course of study.
The Institute is sponsored by Associated Credit Bureaus of the Mid-West. Fourth District, Associated Credit Bureaus of Rocky Mountain
States, Associated Credit Bureaus of America, Inc., and University Extension.
Faculty Named
The faculty for the Institute consists of Leonard Berry, National Retail Credit Association, St. Louis; Elmer Beth, professor of journalism at KU; Harry Boyd, Credit Bureau of Belleville, Ill.; E. C. Buehler, professor of speech at KU; Freda Dixon, Dixon Associates, Kansas City, Mo.; Sherman Harris, Creditors Service Bureau, Houston, Tex.
Bert Hodges, Credit Bureau of Sacramento, Calif.; Richard Holmes, Credit Bureau, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia; Tom Hutsell, Western Auto Supply Co., Kansas City, Mo.; Carl Roewe, Associated Credit Bureaus of America, St. Louis, Mo.; Charles Schaffer, Credit Bureau of Mason City, Iowa.
Honey bees produce 200 million pounds of honey and four million pounds of beeswax each year in the United States.
Visiting Musicians To Lead Concerts
Band-Chorus Sunday. June 20
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Summer Session Kansan
$800 p.m. Outdoor Theater
Tune from
Country, Derry, Granger
Band: Oberon Overture, Weber; Knightbridge March, Coates; Pop Goes the Weasel, arr. Calliet; American Salute, Gould; Stars and Stripes Forever, Sousa. Mr. Wiley conduct- ing.
Band: Overture to Die Meister-singer, Wagner; Introduction to Act II from "Lohengren," Wagner. Mr. Vasquez, conducting.
Chorus; O Thou in Whom We Live and Move, Bach; O God Thou Art My God, Lekberg; Soon-Ah-Will Be Doe, arr. Dawson; Brigadoon Selections, Loewe, Mr. Hertz, conducting.
Theme Song: Irish Tune from County Derry, Grainger.
Kansas State Professor Dies
MANHATAN—(UP)—George E. Raburn, professor emeritus in the physics department of Kansas State College, died Wednesday.
He retired in 1935 after serving on the physics department staff 25 years. Raburn was born in Westport, Ind.
Friday, June 28, 1957
25 Children Being Treated At University Speech Clinic
Three buildings behind Strong Hall in an obscure wing of Strong Annex F, is the University Speech Clinic.
At present, 25 children with cerebral palsy, cleft palate, defective hearing, functional articulation problems, delayed speech and stuttering come here every week for treatment.
Upon entering the waiting room, one first meets Mrs. Ruth Bobbill, supervisor of clinic practicum. This title, she explained, was originated because she actually supervises two separate branches of speech correction. They are the University speech correction program, including both the program in the Lawrence public schools and the children's clinic on the campus, and the student teaching program for students of speech therapy.
Wide Experience
Miss Margaret Byrne is director of the speech clinic, and Miss Margaret Anderson directs the University clinic for college students. Mrs. Bobbish has been out of school only three years but already has had wide experience in her field. After doing her graduate work in speech correction at the University of Missouri, she taught speech
courses at Missouri and at Northern Illinois State Teachers College.
Since coming to KU last nau,
Mrs. Bobbish has succeeded in making her suite of four small rooms in the temporary barracks annex cheerful, lively classrooms for 25 small clients.
Training Ground
Serving as more than a free state service to area children, the clinic is a practical training ground for students in speech correction, Mrs. Bobbish explained. Under her supervision, the students have complete responsibility for the therapy. Another of her jobs is providing demonstrations of therapy for classes. She also checks periodically on the practice teachers, who do five credit hours of classroom work and three credit hours of speech therapy in the same school.
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