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Ath Rec News
IM Bowling
Fall term championships
were held Wednesday, Decem
ber 1, at the Middletown Lanes.
Top four teams were in the
playoffs. A rundown on the
outcome of the playoffs will
appear in the next issue. Team
standings as of November 23
are as follows:
Grand Wazoo 36&4
Turkeys 30&10
X.G.I.S #2-- 25&15
Kegglers 26&14
X.G.I.S #1 23&17
Fac/Staff- 16*/*&23Vi
Zappers Zippers 15&25
High Rollers— 14Vi&25Vi
Gutterballs 13&27
High Scores:
Joe Vadja 257
Mike Szep 222
Keith MiUison 212
Ken Bernhardt- 205
Pat Laurie 180
Anyone wishing to bowl in
the Winter term, please contact
the Rec/Ath Building, or call
Mike: 944-0807. Reserve your
spot for next term now!!
Varsity Basketball
Capitol Campus opened
their season by defeating
Williamsport Area Community
College 109 to 73. High scorer
for the evening was Virgil Jules
with 30 points—Mike Pavlishin
grabbed 21 rebounds. Scoring
was as follows: Pavlishin:B;
Jules:3o; Spitzner:ll; Morrell:
10; Kurtz: 12; Messer: 4; Schule:
5; Prudente:B; Lombardo:6;
Hoover: 2; Majzlik:l3.
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Dorm contract available.
Winter and Spring terms.
Contact: Gary Fickes, 944-1865.
Kawasaki A-l 250 c.c.
excellent condition. Clean,
economical and very dependa
ble. SAC. $350:00. Call Steve;
Wasser at 944-4947 or stop by
and see it at 833 B Nelson Dr.
Meade Hgts.
For Sale- Cabar ski boots,
used one weekend, excellent
condition. Size 11-11V2. $40.00
or any reasonable offer. Also
Sears 190 cm skis, boot, poles.
Excellent condition. $125.00 or
best offer. Call Don at 944-4947.
1975 Kawasaki 40b c.c.
streetbike. Good cordition.
Engine veiy good. Current
inspection. Call Joe at 939-7676
after 4 p.m.
Olin Mark 1 Skis. Never
been used. Call Terry 944-3895
after 5:15.
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There are just two more
games scheduled for the fall
term with one. at Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy and
Science and the other at
Alvernia College, Reading, Pa.
The first game of the Winter
term is scheduled at home with
PSU, Delaware County Cam
pus, on Tuesday, January 11,
8:00 p.m., in the Middletown
Main Street Gym. The Wo
men’s team will play at 6:00
p.m.
IM Basketball
Intramural basketball will
begin in the Winter term and
again rosters will be unlimited.
Start getting your teams
together early and submit
rosters and entry fees to the
Rec/Ath Budding. A deadline
date wdl be announced some
time after classes begin for
Winter term.
Running Around
Capitol Campus was wed
represented at the recent
Mdlersvdle 10 Mde Turkey
Trot. Out of the 450 runners,
Bob Rhinier came in 22nd with
an excedent time of 57:37. John
Schwanger, Capitol’s cross
country coach, finished third in
the Master’s division, 57 th
overad, with a time of 60:51.
Other finishers from Capitol
included Steve Staugh 62:32;
Richard Larmour 67:28; and
Lloyd Seager 70:17. The
winner of the race was Jeff
Bradley, a former Mdlersvdle
State Codege Ad American
cross country runner, with a
time of 49:48.
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C.C. Reader
“Woody”
from page 2
feet and 3,500 feet, and routines
can be no longer than 13
minutes.
The majority of home-budts
are created strictly for fun and
are budt for sport flying as is
the Pitts Sl-S.
Menear describes the home
budder as “for the most part
average Americans, who are
both patient craftsmen and
pdots, and are therefore able to
realize a dream to budd and fly
their own plane.
He is annoyed by those who
critize the private aircraft
segment, pointing out that he is
as concerned with safety as is
the EAA.
“Homebudders are not the
lunatic fringe,” he says, “after
ad, no one thinks people who
budd boats are nuts, why
should it be different with an
airplane?”
To finish the plane, Menear
must insert the gauges, glue
and sew the fabric to the wings
and tad, add the propedor, and
wait for final inspection by the
FAA.
He is now only months
away from donning his cap,
gloves and scarf and fulfilling a
dream that many share, but one
reserved for a select few:
flying.
The End
Lost: Gold Speidel I.D.
bracelet with Beth inscribed on
it, Ph. 944-9578.
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Directions 76/77
The Counseling Center is
pleased to announce the next
program in its Directions '76-77
series. The program, entitled
“Human Development and
Personal Growth Group” will
be a series of eight group
sessions dealing with human
development, personal growth,
communication skills, inter
personal relationships and
self-actualization. The first
session will begin on Wednes
day, January 19,1977 in Room
W-117, (the first session from
3:00 to 5:00 p.m. with the
subsequent second through
eighth sessions being on
Wednesdays from 1:30 to 3:30
p.m.).
Enrollment in this “Human
Development and Personal
Growth Group” is limited.
Students interested in signing
up should register before
Friday, January 14,1977 in the
Counseang Center.
SGA ATTENDANCE
Present: Cliff Eshbach, Ray Martin, Beth
Kopaa, Charles Alesky, Katie Fee, Terry
Gallagher, Kitty Nestor, George Rovnack,
John Stemlck, Lou Ann Mlhallck, Charles
Cales, Nellie Jlwanl, Diane Lewis, Bill
Long, Joe Mahar, Elliot Relff, Tim
Adams, Jane Utzy.
Absent: Elizabeth Welmer, Maria
Robinson, Christine Van Zandt, Lenny
Klonltsko.
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McDonald’s
2270 W. Hbg. Pk.
Middletown, Pa.
December 2, 1976
By Urn Adams
The International Afairs
Association recently attended a
conference on the affairs of the
world sponsored by Lehigh
University.
The conference concerned
itself with laws of the sea,
world food resources, arms
control, solar energy and a
special-interest topic, space
colonization.
Professors from Moravian,
Muhlenberg and other colleges
held seminars on the various
topics.
No resolutions to the
problems were given, but
recommendations on how these
problems should be approached
were discussed.
Education of people to the
dangers of overpopulation and
the ensuing depletion of the
world food supply, utilization of
solar energy, limitations of
armaments and colonization of
space were some of these
recommendations.
Those in attendance from
Capitol Campus were George
Crowell, Andria Yelverton, Joe
Mahar, John Greenway,
Carmella Donald and the
group's advisor, Prof. Clem
Gilpin.
Speaker cont. from page 1
of the Child Abuse Preventive
(C.A.P.E.).
The Penn State- Capitol
Campus fall commencement
will be held at the Middletown
Area High School, Sat, Dec. 11
at 11:00 a.m. A total of 129
students will be awarded
degrees.
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