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TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1065
Summer Volunteers
Sought in Kentucky
Students at the I niversitv may tie eligible to participate
as summer volunteers in Appalachia.
One hundred fifty college
student* will bo chosen to
spend eight weeks In eastern
Kentucky, living and working
with people in Isolated areas
of Appalachia.
Resides the Kentucky proj
ect, students may participate
in local projects in city slums.
In migrant labor camps, on In-
Professor of Arl
W ins In Design
Ronald Arnholm of the Uni
versity Department of Art
faculty was one of the IB win
ners in the recent National
Typo Face Design Competition
sponsored by tho Visual Graph
ics Corporation of Now York
City.
Tho 1C winning designs will
be offered for snle to the ap
proximately 2,000 owners of
the Photo Typosltor and the
new Postrltor display typeset
ting machines.
These designs will he ex
hibited in New York from May
6-31 at the Visual Grnphlcs
Gallery, 306 East 4 6th 8troot.
A brochure Illustrating those
designs will be sent by mall
to those requesting a ropy.
dlan reservations and In other
areas.
Two to six volunteers will
work In each project, teaching
in one- and two-room schools,
and helping adults In civic Im
provement projects.
Students Interested In the
summer project In Kentucky
may apply to Appalachian
Volunteers, College Box
2807, Berea, Ky., before
April 15. Acceptance will be
announced In May, nnd work
will begin after a 1 Onlay
training session In June.
The Council of the Southern
Mountains, Inc., sponsor of the
program, said that teaching ex
perience Is not essential.
"Interest In working with
people, ability to adapt to new
situations, willingness to live
under often uncomfortable con
ditions, patience in the face of
disappointment, satisfaction In
even small victories, these are
the qualities we seek," said the
Council.
More than 1,000 volunteers
from some 20 colleges have
worked with more than 60 Iso
lated mountain communities,
helping them organize for co
operative activities.
(•enter Schedules ‘Cat’
Among Spring’s Movies
By JACKIE ROSS
The Spring quarter movie schedule has been announced
by the department of Student Activities.
The Sunday afternoon movies Is free. Weekly movies, held
are held in t Ine Arts Audlto- Tuesday through Thursday at
rlum at 2 p.m. and admission „ _ ...
7:30 p.m. in Room 407 Me
morial Hall, cost students 15
cents at the door.
AME Elects
Sikora Head
Walter J. Sikora, a senior
from Wllliston Park, N. Y„
has been elected president of
Alpha Mu Epsilon, entomology
fraternity.
Sikora and the other officers
will serve for a year beginning
spring quarter.
Other officers are Joseph
Savage, Junior from Garden
City, Long Island, N. Y., vice-
president; M. Virginia Truitt,
graduate student from Miami,
Fla., secretary-treasurer and
Michael A. Mullen, senior from
Huntington, N. Y., historian.
SUNDAY MOVIES
Mmrh 28—t'aptnin Newman
April 4—The Cardinal
April 11—America, America
May 10—The Leopard
WEEKLY MOVIES
March 22 25 40 Pounds of Trouble
March 31-Aprll 1—ITorror of Dra-
cula
April 0-8— North to Alaskn
April 13-15—The lilrda
Apirl 20-22—Waits of the Toreadors
April 27-28—Second Time Around
May 4-0—Call Me Madam
May 12-13—Prlaonor of Zenda
May 18-20—Nlnotchka
May 20-27—Cat on a Hot Tin Hoof
Patronize
GEORGIA BARBER SHOP
(Next door to Varsity)
Circle K To Fight Campus Litter
Circle K, an international organization, is planning an "anti-
litter campaign" on the University campus.
Last Fall the campus service group, sponsored by Kiwanis,
was in charge of an “anti-drug project." All male students with
a C average or better are eligible to Join Circle K which was
chartered at the University in 1963.
Newly elected officers are Pepper Arnold, president; Maywood
Lawrence, vice-president; Claud Cavendar, secretary and Ernie
Hlckox, treasurer. Faculty advisor is Dr. Henry L. Fuller of the
Athens Kiwanis Club.
The group meets each Wednesday evening in Memorial Hall.
Northeast Georgia’s Oldest Travel Agency
World Wide Travel Service
announces with pleasure
the opening of their new location
on March 29, 1965, at
234 East Washington Street
next to First American Bank and Trust Company
Call or visit, our new location for
all your travel arrangements.
548-3140 or 546-8619
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