1968_07 The Daily Collegian July 1968

              Collegian - Summer Session
FSC Library Receives
$32,000 US Grant
More  than $32,000 has been that the Fresno campus will re-
swarded to the Fresno State Col- celve $28,497 and Ihe FSC Bak-
lege Ubrary by the H. S. Office ersMa Center Ubrary will re-
of Education of Ihe Department c,lve ^ g7J
of Health, Education and Welfare. j^ UfttttaB  Henry M.
er*  Venn, associate com- Mad<jen     ^
mlssloner  for  adult, vocational
snd Ubrary programs for the U.S. •" used for ecqulsttloo of higher
Office of EducaUon,  announced educaUon library
CEDAR AVENUE BAPTIST
Cedar near Belmont
CoUeglate young people wiU find Reverent Worship,
fine Gospel music. Christian fellowship, stimulating
Bible study and discussion.
| Bible School - 9.45 |
Morning Worship
- 11:00
Evening Worship
-7:00
COLLEGE
a^banh,    DISCUSSION HOUR '
Sunday - 8:30 P.M. (Refreshments)
£ni/tte QJou
St. Paul's Catholic Chapel at Newman Center
1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. - Phone 439-4641
MASSES: Sundays 8-10-12 Noon;
Mon. thru Frl., 5 p.m.; Sat & HoUdays, 8 a,m.
CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 3-5 p.m. and 7:30-9 a.m.
Rev. John W. Hayes, Chaplain
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
3901 E. CLINTON - Phone 227-4123
- J. D. Click, Pastors
COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST
EAST BULLARD, BETWEEN FIRST AND CEDAR
SUNDAY: Bible School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10 a.n
Young People, 5 p.m.; Evening Worship, 6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study 7:30 p.m.
a Serving the College Community
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
280 WEST SHAW AVE. - Phone 229-8371
11:00 a.m. Sunday Services -- 11:00 a.m. Sunday School
8:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meetings
FREE READING ROOM AND LENDING LIBRARY
Open 12:00 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
Poet Welch
Talks Tues.
The Academy for Uie Perform¬
ing Arts at Fresno State College
will present San Francli
Collegian - Summer Session
1:30
Open to the public,the Writers'
Workshop Series will be held In
the Music Recital Hall, Room 101
of the Music Building.
Welch, author of two books of
poetry entitled, "On Out" and
"Courses" which were published
by Ogez Press, Is a longshoreman
The 42 yc
,y City.
>r attended
and Reed College and did grad¬
uate work at the University of
Chicago In Ihe fleld of literature .
and structural linguistics. Dur¬
ing his high school days he was
a star track and field man along
with being a pool hustler.
On Thursday, Welch will con-
the   Summer   Session    English
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
«, 9:15* 10:30 AM: WORSHIP HOLY COMMUNION-1st Sunday
and Thurs. 7 & 10 AM
Philip A. Jordan, Pastor      John E. Peterson, Associate Pastor
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
i« Worahlp In Chapal I I P
If you don't know
DIAMONDS-
be sure to see
M&oHa/d
Comedy, 'Sabrina Fair'
Hits Boards July 18-20
•Sabrlna Fair", a Cinderella¬
like comedy by Samuel-Taylor,
will be presented In ihe Fresno
State Amphitheater July 18, 19
and 20 as the final production of
the   Theater   Under   the Stars,
The comedy is set on Ihe estate
of the very wealthy Larrabee's -
an estate that is, ln Ihe words of
playwright Taylor, "about as
close to heaven as one could get
on Long Island."
Sabrlna, daughter of the Larra-
bee chauffeur played by Sharon
Staring, has Just returned from
five years In Paris. Her sojourn
in  Paris has done wonders for
some   adjus
reconcile this Sabrlna wllh theli
effervescent
passionately
She happens
with   tl
However It ls Ihe younger son,
David, who pursues her, as well
as a wealthy French suitor who
"has   followed  her  from   Paris.
The Larrabee's, the audience
and Sabrlna herself are In for a
startling development that forces
a dramatic re-evaluatlon of Sa-
brlna's station in life which leads
to the usual happy ending.
Tickets at the Speech Building
Box Office  are  $1   each to Ihe
eral   public.   Admission  for
FSC  s
Imld  little       presentation
r  SS  A
Epileptic Society Presents Film
The  Fresno County Epileptic
Society   and   the   Fresno   State
College School of Education, will
present   films  on   Epilepsy   the
ily 8-12 at 12 Noon In
FSC  Faculty Dining Room.
Metier from John Adams
Cal Custom Chrome
Monroe Shocks
Raybeslos Brakes
mel'Tauto parts
School In the Madera Unified
School District and a graduate ol
Fresno Slate College, will be on
hand to explain that "no class-
teaching for 25 years, went on to
explain that epilepsy Is a disorder
of the nervous system charac¬
terized  by  sudden and periodic
LAW SCHOOL
STUDY LAW AT NIGHT SCHOOL
"BECOME A PRACTICING ATTORNEY!"
(FULLY APPROVED FOR VETERANS)
REGISTER NOW!
(CLASSES: SEPT.-JUNE)
HUMPHREY'S FOUR C'$ LAW SCHOOL
Phone 233-4516 -I
Telephone for Ir
MRS. ULA THL'RBER.  REGISTRAR
The film, followed by a question
and answer period, ls open to
the pubUc at no charge.
Athletic Association
ADs To Approve Laws
The AthleUc Directors of
member InsUtutlons of the i
Pacific Coast AthleUc
tlon will meet tomorrow at the
San Francisco International Air¬
port   to   approve  a consUtutlon
and by-laws for the new confer-
A     committee composed    of
Cecil Coleman; Fred Miller,
Long Beach; Al Olsen, San Diego
and Cedric Dempsey, University
of Pacific drafted the constltuUon
and by-laws while attending the
recent National Association of
College Directors of Athletics
held In Cleveland, Ohio.
Finns Display
Books, Aids
ik publishers
will be on Ihe FresnoState Col¬
lege campus starting today to give
teachers an opportunity to see
Ihe many books and teaching aids
that are available to be used in
the classroom.
The Exhibit will last until Fri¬
day afternoon and Is being staged
In   the   Residence   Hall   Dining
d prospective teachers
Golf Tourney
The annual Summer Session
golf tournament begins play today
on the Airways and Riverside
Golf Courses, according to Sum¬
mer RecreaUon Director Darryl
Signups for the annual tourna¬
ment are still belrag taken in Room
148 of the Men's Physical Educa¬
tion Building. The starting Umes
for the single elimination toi
ment     may be obtained
He School System."
The first three days of the ex¬
hibit will be devoted to the In¬
dependent Dealers wllh members
of the California Bookmen's As¬
sociation  handling the final two
Reotea/kWt
At A
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BASKETBALL   2 to 6
BADMINTON     2 to 6
SWIMMING 2 to 6
GYMNASTICS    2 to 6
TRAMPOLINE   2 to 6
HANDBALL        2 to 6
WEIGHT
TRAINING      2 to
All activities in Men's
Gym, Monday through
Friday.
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