Two's company ,
tree's a crowd
EMPLOYES from the
Warner Tree Service work in
elm trees on Burrowes Road
between Pollock Road and
College Avenue. The two
workers claimed they were
having a good time, floating
aimlessly in the sky and doing
nothing when the tree
abruptly joined them.
Lacking work and getting
bored, they decided to
operate on the tree.
MEN
WORKING
IN
TREES
A 5 P L U N r H
Cites University disinterest
IFC advisor search futile
The Interfraternity Council
is continuing its seemingly
futile search for an adviser, a
dilemma council members
say has been caused by lack
of University cooperation
However, representatives
are optimistic about the
prospect of improved
relations between IFC and the
administration
IFC President Bill Lear
met with M Lee Upcraft,
director of residential life
programs, discussed the
relations between the
University and IFC
Representatives had
previously voiced a feeling
the Administration was
dealing with the council
unfairly and showed a lack of
concern for Greek welfare
Plans for a formal protest
against the University’s plan
to appoint a graduate student
as adviser were revoked at
Sunday night's meeting due to
Lear's meeting.
Four candidates will be
interviewed by Upcraft, Lear,
Charlene Harrison.
Panhellenic Council adviser,
and IFC executives
The council's Research
Committee is currently
conducting surveys to
compare houses and enable
IFC to suggest new ideas and
programs to benefit all
fraternities.
The Organization of Town
Independent Students and
IFC are also discussing the
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possibility of appointing in
dividual advisers rather than
one for both organizations.
At Sunday’s meeting,
representatives eliminated
the process of registration of
social functions of each
fraternity with the council.
Thomas Sharbaugh, of Chi
Phi fraternity, was the
recipient of the council’s
scholarship award Shar
baugh received payment of
tuition for three terms for the
award, as an outstanding
greek in fraternity and
academic affairs.
Although plans for the Bob
Hope Show fizzled, Hope
plans to perform on campus
during Greek Week of Spring
Term, IFC reported
It was also reported that
IFC’s Harrisburg concert
tentatively scheduled for Feb.
10, may include Ray Charles,
Stevie Wonder and Billy
Preston.
The council is pending
selection of a group until
requests for performance
have been answered by all
agencies contacted.
Borough manager
'most vulnerable
By RICH MUKA
Collegian Staff Writer
State College Borough
Manager Carl Fairbanks
called his job “the most
vulnerable in the country” at
an Organization of Town
Independent Students
meeting last night.
Fairbanks said a majority
vote by the seven-member
Borough Council at any
meeting can oust him from
office. He added the longer a
city manager stays in a city
and is successful, the less
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likely he is to get “fired”
since he will get to know more
people who like the job he is
doing.
He said the city manager
post originated in 1912
“because things became so
damn corrupt." Fairbanks
said the traditional role of
city manager’s doing what
they were told has been
replaced by a leadership role.
A city manager must be
responsive or he will be
replaced very quickly, ac
cording to Fairbanks.
Tuesday in HUB Dining
Room A. John Moore will
discuss “What Spenser’s
“Calendar” is all about: a
Reading of the “January’’-
Ecloge.”
The Center for Air En
vironment Studies will
sponsor Robert D. Joyce,
University graduate
assistant, to discuss
“Predicting the Decay of SO2
in a Dispersing Plume.”
Joyce will speak at 2:20 p.m.
Tuesday at 140 Chemical
Engineering 11.
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calls
in the
He said, “A city manager
has to know when to stay
away from a problem and
when to jump in with both
feet.”
He is not only responsible
for routine things like the
annual budget, supervision of
regular departments (public
works, police fire), Fairbanks
siad, “but also with key issues
like the possible relocation of
Rt. 26 (Benner Pike) by 1981.
He said, “The major
deficiences that existed in
State College in 1968 have
been corrected. The problems
are usually infrequent and
correctable today.”
He cited the demolition of 50
buildings in the last four
years because they were
uninhabitable as one major
accomplishment.
The cities are changing and
State College is no exception,
Fairbanks said. “We’re going
to continue to grow.”
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his job
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He said he sees a bona fide
need for apartment buildings
near town “It’s considered
desirable to live in an
apartment," Fairbanks said
But he said he prefers
builders that will live, work
and stay in State College like
Alex Woskob. He said Woskob
is a “safe, good builder” who
never gives the Borough
Council any trouble
He noted the new 12-story
Woskob apartment complex
in which Woskob took an
$BO,OOO recreation debt at the
request of the Borough
Council Fairbanks said,
“The way Alex works, we
understand he’ll be able to
honor his lessors by Jan 1 by
being ready for occupancy
“We prefer to deal with
someone that is local. But
we’re locked into the situation
once a builder finds about the
minumum requirements and
meets them,” he said