1965_10 The Daily Collegian October 1965

              The DaUy CoUegtan ■ ■ Tuesday, October 26.J965
Committee Additions
Junior Class President Chuck
OUver has announced the follow¬
ing additions to tte Junior class
executive committee:
Rick   Lankard,   John   Nagle,
ty ta 1945 and ls former chair-  Mlke Heffron, Cissy Dau, Betsy
man  of tte biology department  MUea ^d Bobble MaxweU.
and   head   of   the   life   science  ,
Dr. Ingles Will Be
Honored At Dinner
Dr. Lloyd G. Ingles, zoology
professor at Fresno State Col¬
lege, will be honored at a dinner
Oct. 29 as one of th. two "Out- division,
standing Professors* of 1965 u_ k
chosen by tte Trustees of the
California State CoUeges.
The dinner; which wlU begin at
6:30 p.m. ta tte Cafeteria, ls open
to faculty members, their wives
At tte dinner, a picture of
Dr. Ingles by artist Darwin
Musselman will be accepted for
FSC by President Frederic Ness
and placed ln the Library.
Dr. Ingles, chosen for the honor
with Dr. MUes McCarthy of the
California State College at
FuUerton,  received $1,000 wltt
Dr. Ingles Joined the FSC facul-
He has pubUshed some 80
papers on zoology and has written
three books on tte mammals of
CaUfornla. Dr. Ingles ls Ustrd
ta -Who's Who ta America- and
•American Men of Science.*
Country Squire
Theater now open|
0Adm.--75? Mon. thru Thur
lth  FSC Student Body C
3202_E.Jlshlan  ^
Poultry Division Has Lots Of Chicks
per cent. Head explained that this plant. In the poultry processing
means  90  per cent of the hens plant, students learn to prepare
in  a  particular  pen  are laying the chickens for the commerlcal
eggs regularly. market.
Close behind are four or five There     are     seven    poultry
pens that are laying between 85 majors      and     several     other
and 90 per cent. Head explained students     enrolled    ln   poultry
that this production ls on Its way courses.    "And,*   emphatically
to becoming a record. stated Head, "our poultry division
Facilities  of the FSC poultry produces  the finest eggs ln the
division     Include     pens,    food valley. This ls what our regular
storage areas, the egg processing customers tell us when they com?
plant    and   poultry   processing back for more eggs.*
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2604 E. Ashlan 222
Round-Up recenUy, chances are
you had an egg that was produced
by a Fresno State College
Chicken.
The poultry division of FSC has
about 3,000 chickens under Its
care. Among the chickens, there
are three breeds Including White
Leghorn, Rhode Island Red and
New Hampshlr.S.
Tho eggs, which are produced
and processed by poultry majors
at FSC, are sold to fraternity
and sorority houses, to the
Round-Up and to the public. Tho
surplus eggs go to Olsen Bros,
poultry company.
According to Merrlt Head,
poultryman, the chickens eat
about three tons of All Purpose
Mash every week.'But," he adds,
"when we look at the production
records of the hens, we all feel
pretty good about the amount of
food they eat.'
There are now three pens of
hens   which are laying about 90
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I Gam Blanks Are Due Wednesday
Gorgeous  Cams   entries are turea of their legs will be placed
due from organizations sponsor- at the Activities Booth and stu-
r lng  contestants,  Wednesday,  ln dents will vote for their favorite
,  the Students President's Office, candidate by placing a penny In the
According to chairman Gary ^ corre^^dln, to the picture.
(Yamamoto,   campus   organlza-      The winning pair of legs, plus
tlons will be asked today to sub- attached body, will be announced
entrants.   After  the con- at the Gorgeous Gams dance Nov.
tants have been chosen, pic- 5 at the Laboratory School.
Russian Summer Institute
Is Planned For FSC In '66
STUDENTS  LQOK
Lay it away for Christmas
GAROUTTE'S
4559 N. Cedar
Just 1 block from
Approval has been granted for i
Russian summer Institute at
Fresno State CoUege.
Tbe annourcement was made by
the office of the dean of summer
sessions.
Dr. Alexander Pronln, assist¬
ant professor foreign languages,
will be the director of the lnstl-
The summer session will be
conducted from June 20 until
July 29, 1968.
The Institute will be open to
students and teachers with one
year of Russian or Ihe equivalent.
There will be no out-of-state fee
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Specializing in
ITALIAN DINNERS
Also
Food to Go - DeUrery serrto
OPEN 4 PM-3 AH
Family Billiards
530 N. Blackstone   An,_,nR
(off B
Students may register for six
units of credit.
The course's offered are
Russian Crammer Review, Com¬
position, Conversation, Advanced
Oral Presentation, Scientific
Russian, Reading and Translation
of Current Soviet Press, Vocabu¬
lary Building and Idiom, Intro¬
duction to Russian Civilization
and Survey of Major Russian
Writers  of  the   19th  Century.
The Institute will not be all
work. There will be a sport*
program and Russian Folk Danc¬
ing will be taught once a week.
Lectures, films, discussions and
social  events will be arranged.
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THURSDAY
OCTOBER 28, 1965
Vera Christie
$1,200 Award
Will Be Offered
A $1,200 fellowship award foi
personnel research ln the fleldi
of college recruitment and place-1
ment was announced by Dr. Har¬
old Jones, campus placement dl-
The Vera Christie Gradual*
Fellowship, sponsored annually
by the Western College Place¬
ment Association for graduate
students ln member college and
universities, or qualified faculty
members, has been established
to encourage research ln the
philosophy, standards, practices
and objectives of recruitment
and placement,
I      Persons Interested in applying
* for the fellowship may obtain full
I details from Dr. Jones lnEduca-
1 tlon-Psychology 125.
* Final date tor application ls
t Dec. 2, 1968. All applications re-
'. ceived will be reviewed, the
■ placement office has said.
* Blue Key Forms
Due Wednesday
Applications for Blue Key, na¬
tional honor fraternity for upper
division men, must be returned to
the activities office no later than
Wednesday, reminded club presi¬
dent Roly White.
White also said the annual Blue
Key reception will be held ln the
College Religious Center Sunday
beginning at 2 p.m.
Applicants unable to attend
should contact Gordon WUson, di¬
rector of student activities, by
letter well ln advance so that
other arrangements may be made
tor members to meet prospective
members.
To be eligible tor Blue Key,
an applicant must have complet¬
ed 50 units of coUege work, have
a grade point average equal to or
above 2.6, given service to the
college and have had leadership
experience.
CHARTER
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FROM EUROPE
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July 29, 1966 or August 3,1966 1
For Faculty, Staff, Students of
The California State Colleges |
tor information:
Office of International
Programs
California State CoUeges
1600 HoUoway Avenue
San Francisco, Calit 94132
Fare: $225 one way