*AGF FIGHT
Boucher Takes
Two Ski Events
in Dual Meet
David B*>uch«T, senior in mt
chj>.ni'’;>l «-ngine<-rir.g from State
College. cantu red two ski events
tor the Outing Club against
Swarthmoro College Sunday, at
■the Outing Club's Boalsburg
slopes.
In the men’s downhill race.
Boucher took first place, with
Swarthmore’s John Stiekney sec
ond, followed bv Bill Wild, Fred
Donaboe and George Bliss (all
from Perm State).
In the slalom race, Boucher,
with a time of 41 seconds, once
again won first place honors.
Stiekney was «eco n d, Penn
-Stale's Karin Maybach placed
"third. Karin’s husband Gunther
was fourth and Bill Wild was
fifth.
Joe Wachtel. scheduled to lead'
off the downhill racing, fell and
crashed into a tree on the upper i
part of the downhill trail. He was 1
taken immediately to the Uni-.
"Varsity infirmary and treated for!
several broken ribs.
Lion Party-
(Continued from page one)
hi* suer-Mtor, last niaht charged
that "West’s action of a}>andon-
Hcr I_>on Party Immediately be
fore the soring election means
only one thino—that Lion and
University parties are planning
a 101 n t undertaking for the
spring elections."
"Although this may be denied.”
"he - said, “the facts sre.sk for
themselves.” He accused West of
"working hand in hand with Uni
versity party leaders In planning
their campaign for the spring
elections."
West replied. “Lion party has
pot and does not intend to merger
with the University party, nor is
Lion party 'running* Univeisity
party. However, since certain per
sonnel of the Lion party are still
Interested in effective student
government, they have decided to
Join University partv for the
spring elections ... All the peo
ple now in University party are
Interested In one coal— serving
the students by better student
government.”
Group* associated with Lion
party have failed twice in ef
fort* to take control of the new
University party.
West said he does not know if
T.snn nartv will reorganize in the
fall, As to his status as cliqup
chairman, West said he could not
remain as clioue chairman with
no clique, but could not resign
because there is none to resign
from.
Missiles --
(Continued from page one)
warheads will be held in U.S.
custody. The missiles will be
turned over to the RAF as soon as
RAF personnel learn how to use
them.
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THE OAUY COIIEG!AN STATE COIIEGE PENNSYIVANIA
University Party Student Teachers
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functioning. However since there! The seven groups of students
deTsce rfo* reason to°havl jtta vvko are student teaching will re*;
the constitution and I will seek c '-' ne copies of The Daily Colle
to have it deleted.” gian for the rest of the semester.
University party's executive j .Marilyn Marks, co-circulation,
committee met Sunday for the manager of The Collegian, has!
first time since the party was arranged to send enough copies tenor sax, conn: good condition, must
1 officially approved- D'Angelo "to all of the centers so that off-j K»rl Snyder AD "-tm.
! appointed Wesley Holmes parly campus students will be able to.ctrrco—Fine cutlery: excellent for
| treasurer and Arthur Bell pub- >eep up with University news. goOT™ \
i merits will be made later.'he j David West. Lion clique ! l9 job. D ?£?o E mnd' ir hiS»r* < cJ?i AlTs-fi’io
! said. i chairman, attended the execu- ‘alter 5 p.m. Reasonably priced. 1
| D’Angelo told the executive! lire committee meeting. He smith-corona Porubie Typewriter;!
[committee members that Lioni said. "There's no room for three ! l»n:e. *?'*>!' "“T 5 ' 1 - '?**
party had decided to withdrav, - ! parlies in the spring elections. :J K “ n ‘-,30 * o-soT *
from the spring elections. But he I Campus party has picked its ! -—-—-—■ ~
said; j slate in a meeting of The Secret i
TT _iV i ° n -P arty if n<^JT ler G in 6 wiy*j rifleen." . 'FURNISHED FOUR-ROOM houre. eieit
University party. This I want to! He said if both Lion and Uni-j miin c«»t on 322. Oil heat, rent $75.00
jmake clear. What we're fighting!\ersity parties would run candi-, , * r month. ray own utilities, ad 7-2838,
now is Campus party. Lion party dates the vote would be split and is
is on our side, so to speak.” Campus party would get the win.'
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