—The Daily Collegian Monday, April 11, 1977
Air hockey contest set
The Penn State Air Hockey
Club will hold an air hockey
tournament with a total of
$5OO in prizes 7 tonight in
Waring Snack Bar, West
Halls.
The Free U Disco class
meets 7:30 tonight in HUB
Ballroom.
There is a La Vie
photography meeting 6:30,
tonight in 206 HUB.
The College of Education
Student Council meets 7
tonight in 413 Boucke. -Jeff
Garis will speak on interviews
for all majors in the college of
education.,
The Pre Vet Club meets 7
The Free U courses tonight in 301 Agriculture
"History of the Final Administration Building. H.
Solution" and "World Rothernbacher will speak on
Ecology" are disbanding due Aquaculture and fish
I Read Et. recycle The Collegian
REGISTER TONIGHT. ,
for
, ' Amateur Night at The Salmin
April 12 9:00 PM
Inviting Jokesters, Jugglers, Clowns and Fools
If YoU Have A Talent, We'll Show It! , .
101 Hiester St. • 234-0845
Collegian
: .. now accepting applications for members of the Board
of Directors, COLLEGIAN, INC., publisher of THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN.
The 11-member board is now seeking applications to fill
upcoming vacancies. Positions that will be vacated at, the
end of Spring Term are one faculty membqr (three-year
term); one undergraduate student (two-year term); one
graduate student (one-year term); and one journalism pro
fessional (two-year term).
Student members must be enrolled as full-time Students
at the UniverSity. The faculty member' must also be full-time.
The journalism 'professional must have experience in a
journalism-related .field.
New board members will be selected according to the by
laws of Collegian, Inc. and nominations and applications'
will be presented to t the board at its meeting April 18.
Applications should be directed to Martha Kolln, board
president, 126 Carnegie, University Park. For additional
information about board membership, contact' Martha Kolln
at 865-1988 or Linda Quigley, executive secretary, at
865-1828, Daily Collegian, 12 . 6 Carnegie. Deadline
for applications is 4 p.m., Wednesday, April 13. .
to lack of support
The Penn State Industrial
Arts Society meets 7 tonight to
nominate officers, plan the
annual picnic and plan for '77
lAAP Convention. Refresh
ments and door prizes.
Collegian notes
The Astronomy Club meets
7:30 tonight in 445 Davey to
elect officers and plan spring
open house.
Alpha Phi Omega will hold
a brother's meeting 7 tonight
in 108 Human Development.
diseases
Colloquy meets 7 tonight in
316 HUB.
College of Science students
who are 4th term or higher
may submit C: I. Noll Out
standing Teacher
nominations from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. all week at the Student
Council table, ground floor
HUB. •
Human Development
Student Council meets- 7
tonight in 117 Human
Development Building. Ar
thur Patterson will speal . on
"How the Environment Af
fects the Elderly."?
The Folklore Society meets
7:30 tonight in 321 HUB. All
interested in officer positions
should attend.
,
Lennig favors senior c itizens housing .
,
-„gg , ,',,T, , ,, , ,,,..-1-./t .;? merchants are not supporting the project, and
By PETE.BARNES •
Collegian Staff Writer iif,hX, `ifi-, , 4 ' 'i / because the borough had once been able to get
Dorothy J. Lennig, Democratic candidate for r cF4 , V , ; ~
..'., . tilvi 1,, , 1. federal funds for the project, but had waited too
State College Municipal Council, said she sup- - V.: 'N ;=''';,- '' , • ng.
ports the Bellaire Avenue senior citizen housing 4 , ,: r ...f ' i
- ~ 7;'' '% , 4 0 . i -, 't ' lo
She also said she would like to'see a farmers'
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project and approves of its location next to the market established' downtown.
University sewage treatment plant. • .v . •\ ~ ._ ( ' -' , $, .; . Lennig, a member of the Centre Area Trans
-k: •• ^• i t ''-i ik
' "It's not the best site in State College, but I i. , 7 , , ~ :ti 0 :1' , 4 Ir. , portation Authority, said she • felt the
,area
think the council is moving in the right direction • • 0,0 , • •'.,-. ,i i t a• transportation system has' improved greatly.
to start on a small project," Lennig said in an • - .'s ~ . :v,,1 "We cannot buy new buses right now," she
interview Friday.added, however.
„
Several advantages to the site, she said, are its ' She indicated . she would work towards
.
nearness to a park, doctor's office, dry cleaner, 1 ~• .i , rerouting certain bus routes during peak , hours
drug store, laundromat and gas station. She also ._ ! to increase efficiency, getting the University to
said a bus route . could be rerouted into. the ' subsidize the area transportation system, and
project and carpools formed to provide trans- . . setting up a bus route between State College and
portation for the residents. • Bellefonte.
Lennig said a housing project was going up ' She also said she wants to establish a cen
near the site, adding that many of the homes . ' tralized transportation hub in the borough from
already are being sold. If the smell from the . which taxis, buses and car rentals could operate.
treatment plant was bad, ,the houses would' not ''' Lennig said "doing your homework” was 'the
sell,she said. •,,,,
.•• main function of a councilman researching
Referring to possible low-income housing issues to be able to make decisions on them.
projects in the future, Lennig said: "It's a good ' . On council accessibility, she said council
project to see if this thing works." Photo by Debra Wlce members are very accessible.
' Lennig said she, would "love to see a human Dorothy Lennig , "I've never heard anyone complain that they .
rights ordinance passed" by council. The only couldn't get a hold of a councilinan," she said.
problem, she said, was that unlike larger cities, said, "I support (it) anything to 'make the Lennig said the council should establish a
the State. College mayor has no power to enforce downtown area nicer for pedestrians." relationship with the Organization for Town
such an ordinance. - She said funds for the project would have to Independent Students to discuss housing and
Discussing the proposed Allen Street Mall, she come from the municipality because downtown housing code problems.
WE'RE GOING TO
MAKE STUDENT
GOVERNMENT WORK.
AND YOU CAN BE
A PART OF IT!
• • • •.
We're looking for interested and dedicated
students who are willing to put
in the time and effort to make
the student government work.
If you would like to be a part
of it all, pick up an
application in 2'15 HUB,
Monday-Friday,
9 am'-4 pm
E.R.A. 2nd Annual Road Rally
• Saturday, April 23. Starts at 10 am in parking lot 80
Entry Fee: $2.50 Anyone can participate.
You do NOT need any special
driving talents or a particular
kind of car. Just be able to follow
directions.
A Road Rally is not a Road Race.
And it is a good time!
Deadline: April 22 for entry
CASH PRIZES Any questions?
Pick up entry forms in call Bob:
ERA office (124 Findlay)‘ \ 865-3327
or at A.R.H.S. (20-A HUB) . .
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Philly barge blows up
PHILADELPHIA (AP) —A
barge taking on home heating
oil, at the Gulf Oil Refinery in
South Philadelphia exploded
and split apart, dumping
flaming oil into the Schuylkill
River Saturday.
The captain of the targe,
James Farlow, 56, of Princess
Anne, Md., was still missing
yesterday and believed dead.
The other man on the barge,
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Jeffrey King, 22, of Trumbull,
Conn., dived into the water
and swam ashore. He was
treated for minor inuries at
the Gulf Oil dispensary.
The flaming oil spread
across and down the river,
threatening other vessels and
a bridge before the six-alarm
fire was brought under
control shortly after 4 p.m.
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