20—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Dec. 10,1986 AT A • A f A*ATA»ATA*ATA • A f A • A f > Melissa and Stephanie, m Special joys and <j special places, L- special friends *< together - - - • The moments < pass so quickly <£ but the memories • are ,orever ! Congratulations and Good Luck * < Love, > o i 54 Your Sisters > AT A*AFA*ATA • A f A*ATA # AfA«AfA KICK THE GREASE HABIT Ban the bucket and get rid of the greasiest Get the Fresh __ Alternative at Subway. Choose from 17 delicious sandwiches and salads made fresh before your very eyes. I BUY ONE-GET O\E fOK (IQ c # wiih purctuseof 22OL»oltdrink ANY FOOT LONG SUB OR SALAD n Sb&isi/iA&MAiux #2 Pugh St. Comer of College Ave. (Next to the Sheraton) & Burrowes Rd. 231-0232 231-0232 Peace On Earth nsubmPl L Sandwiches & Salads J SubSlw Sandwiches ft Solodt^ Court says Kiwanis can omit women By DIANE M. BALK Associated Press Writer INDIANAPOLIS A court ruling yesterday upholding the right of Ki wanis International to revoke a club’s license for admitting a woman mem ber “will certainly be taken notice of,” but the issue remains a state-by state issue, a Kiwanis spokesman said. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Ap peals in Philadelphia yesterday unan imously reversed a district court ruling that had permitted the Kiwanis Club in Ridgewood, N.J. , to keep its Kiwanis charter even though it had admitted a woman among its 28 members. Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions clubs are in various courts on the issue, said David Williams, public relations manager at Kiwanis headquarters in Indianapolis. The U.S. Supreme Court has accepted an appeal from California on the Rotary, he said. Williams hopes that case will be decided before the next Kiwanis con vention, July 5. “The issue is not whether organiza tions have to admit women but wheth er the organizations are private or not,” Williams said. Strombdi Pizza dough stuffed with cheese & your choice of stuffings, sm, Ig. 1. Ham & Sausage 3.75 5.45 2. Salami, Capacola & Pepperoni 3.75 5.45 3. Fresh Sauteed Vegetables 3.75 5.45 4. Spinach, Mushrooms & Bacon 3.75 5.45 (sauce Included In 1 & 2 - others .25 extra)' .Measles Served on an Italian roll. 1. Meatball Grinder 2.55 4. Ham & Cheese 2.85 with provolone cheese & sauce made with svvlss cheese, lettuce, 2. Meatless 2.45 tomato, & onions 3 cheeses, lettuce, tomato, & onions 5. Turkey 2.95 3. Italian 2.75 provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, ham, salami, capacola, provolone & onions cheese, lettuce, tomato & onions Items 2*5 heated upon request PurFamcus Cheesesteaks Served on an Italian roll - Choice of any 2 toppings (included in price) - Additional toppings .25 each 1. Onions 2. Mushrooms Served with sauce or mayonnaise Pizza Made the Italian way. Fresh Dough made daily. The finest quality ingredients and that special touch that was created in 1952. Plain: 7” 2.50 Toppings: Pepperoni Ground Beef Anchovies Sausage Bacon Onion Mushrooms Salami Green Pepper Extra Cheese Capacola Olives Buy Any Three Toppings - Fourth Topping FREE All meat, cheese & fish toppings: All vegetable toppings: • .55 ea. for 7' • .40 ea. for 7” • .95 ea for 12’ • .70 ea. for 12" • 1.35 ea. for 16" • .90 ea. for 16" ‘Survey completed by State College Magazine “Americans are all equal before the law” and have equal rights to freedom of assembly, publicly, but “in our private affairs, we can choose to associate with anyone we want,” he said. Williams says Kiwanis was estab lished as a private organization with selective membership stemming from those recommended and ap proved by current members. The majority has voted to keep Kiwanis open to men only, he said. “We’re not talking about whether women should be members, we’re talking about who has the right to make the decision,” he said. When clubs affiliate with Kiwanis, they agree to abide by its bylaws, Williams said. Clubs which admit women as members no longer meet uniform membership requirements, and their licenses to operate as Kiwa nis members were therefore with drawn, which led to the legal action, Williams said. “We went to federal district court asking for an injuction to control use of our name. The lower court ruled in the club’s favor. The appellate court overturned this decision,” he said. The ruling was made under New Jersey’s anti-discrimination law. 3.50 3. Green Peppers 3.50 4. Lettuce & Tomato 12” 4.75 (7" NOT FOR DELIVERY) s l.oo"oFF , Any LARGE Pizza ! or 50C OFF Any Medium Pizza \ PON EXPIRES 12/31/86J Boss (320 z. Pepsi) j Free i th Any Large Pizza j IPON EXPIRES 12/31/86* 16" 6.50
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