1977_02 The Daily Collegian February 1977

              I-THE COUEGIAN
JLhese churches
invite you fo
worship this
Sunday,.
UNIVERSITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Service otWestCoos.B.bleColleoe
6901 N. Mople (1 v, mile* north of CSUF campus)
Chrlstlon Education (oil ooes) 9:30 o.m
Chrlstlon Education (oil ages) 9:30 O.m
Continental Breakfast 10:30 a.m
Worthlp Service
7:00 p.m.
Phone:     439-8807
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHAPEL
AT NEWMAN CENTER
157J E. iARSTOW AVt. — PHONE 439-4441
MASSES: Sundays 7' 30-9-11
MASSES: Monday through Thursday. 5 p.m
CONFESSIONS: Soturdoyt. 4 p.m. to S p.m.
Sot. S p.m Matt (For Sun. Op.)
Rev Sergio P. Negro—Sitter Louis Morie Cramer
MUBROOK UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
3620 N. MIUMOOK (Between Shield* g Dakota)
MORNING WORSHIP 8 45 am.
CHURCH SCHOOL 10:00 am.
EVENING SERVICE 7:00 p.m. Sundays
COtlEGE FELLOWSHIP 7 00 pm. Sundays
Ernest I. Bradley, Pottor
Mac Shaw, Assistant Pastor''
COLLEGE CHURCH Of CHRIST
EAST BULLARD (Between First and Cedar)
SUNDAY: Blbl* School. 9 am.: Morning Worship. 10 am.
* Young People, S p.m.; Evening Worthlp, 6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study. 7:30 p.m.
Special Clo'.t for CoUege Student*
Dedicated to Serving the College Community
Transportation Available—Phon* 4394530
Minister: Clifford Reeves: Youth Minister, Ralph Llndsey
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
tUTNERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
3973 N. Cedar (Near Athlon)
Phone: 229-8581
9—10:30 AM: WORSHIP     HOLY COMMUNION-1st Sundoy
Collage Coreer Fellowship. 2nd 8 4th Sunday ea. month-
11 -.30 o.m. Contemporary liturgy
4th Sunday 9:00 am.
Philip A. Jordan. Pottor 3rd Sunday 10:30 a.m.
J. Dovld Peterson. Attoclot* Potior
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Sundoy Service* and Sundoy School—10 am.
Wednesday Testimony Meeting—8 p.m.
Wodnetdoy Tettlmony Meeting—8 p.m.
READING ROOM—dally, weekday* 11.30 to 3:30
280 West Show Ave. (2 mile* West of FSU Campus)
WESLEY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1343 E. Barstow Ave.
Phone 224-1947
Worthlp services       6:20 AM • 11:00 AM Sunday
College Class       9:30 AM
Continental breakfast 10:30 AM
TRINITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARINE
3535 North Cedar (at Dayton)    Telephone: 222-2684
SUNDAY: Sunday Bible School. 9:43 am.
Morning Worthlp. 11:00 o.m.     Evening Gotpel Hour. 6:00
MIS.
WEDNESDAY Youth Bible Study and Fellowship and
Adulf Bible Study ond Prayer at 7:00 p.m.
Wher* College StudenU Have An Opportunity (or Service
Choriet M. Crouch. Pastor
Senate
(Continued from p. t)
In other ection, the Sens te:
-Postponed  confirmation
of   Beth   Fahrner,   to   the
vacant School of Engineering
senate post. Fshrner wai not
—Postponed line item
changes for Modern Dance
and Business Simulation
Games to allow Bob Vega, AS
business manager, time to
review the proposed changes.
—Issued a statement of
support   lor  a   water  con-
Thursday, Fehruary it, t
Seeger set to return
Track striping
David Niksssrian, Associated
Studenta (AS) president, hss
vetoed a senate appropriation ol
88,895 for the striping and
marking of the track facility now
under construction on the west
side of csmpus.
"While the appropriation ia
undoubtedly worthwhile, so are
(Continued from p. 1)
the committee hsd been taken
from Special Events. .
Wsrren Huckleburg, speaking
on behalf of Gene Bluesteln, who
msde Ihe origlnsl request for the
funds, stressed educstional as
well ss entertslnment sspects of
the progrsm, snd the link to Ihe
past provided to studenU by
older musicians like Seeger.
Despite his pies, Ihe motion
(ailed after several members of
the committee expressed con¬
cern over the depletion of funds
that would result.
A second motion wa* then
made to provide 81.050, depleting
many other requests from AS
budgeted sreas, and a persuasive
presentation does not negate the
importance of thorough con¬
sideration." Nikssarian said.
The senate has referred the
matter back lo committee and
placed consideration of funding
on next week's agenda.
the Special Events budget «_„„
"The problem is, there h«s,
be 81,500 funding (to qualify for
the matching grant), or there i»
no r*©irsin," saW one of ths "
studenta voicing support for ths \
The third motion sought to
provide the full 81,500 with ths
stipulation that concert ad¬
mission charges of 81 per CSUF
student snd $2 per non-student be
made to offset tbe loss of funds
and provide new revenue.
Thst motion passed
unanimously.
In other business, the
mlttee:
—Accepted the proposed
budget for the 1977-78 fiscal year
and agreed to recommend it to
the College Union Board.
—Postponed until next week
discussion on a request for 8700
for Christian Emphasis Week.
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