1961_04 The Daily Collegian April 1961

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Rodeo Teams
Next Contest
At Cal Poly
Student Nurse
Attends Confab
Gray, Collegian
16 Will Attend
Correctional
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JFK's Telegram
OpensCollegeFete
With an assist from President John F. Kennedy, Fresno
State College President Arnold K. .h.yal Wednesday an¬
nounced preliminary plans for ;i year-lung Coldcn Anniver¬
sary' celebration in the academic year IOC 1-131,2.
Speaking at the Altimni Association's Charter Dav Dinner
Folk PJay
Set For
New Stage
Instructor
Resigns To
Open Winery
FRESNO. CAUfOB i DAY. APRIL 1'
Candidates Seeking Blood' As
Campaign Nears Primary Vote
I  Rally, I
The tenth annual	
gymnasium Monday evening, will give candidates for student
body, class anil Associated Women Students offices a chance
to explain their reasons for wanting to win in Wednesday'
primary election.
I'aniliilate- will have an opportunity again for campaign
speeches the day before the election. Dennis Boaz, election
committee chairman, has announced a public address system
will he available Tuesday at 1 PM in front of the cafeteria
for three minute political speeches.
Trophies will be given for the most blood donations by a
fraternity, sorority and independent organization. The Dis¬
abled American Veterans Homer ISlevin Chapter No. 1 of
Fresno also will give a trophy for the highest percentage of
donations by an	
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Survey Shows
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The skits and speeches will be presented at the rally from
7-10 PM. Turncy Powers, ASB vice-president, is the Blood
Rally chairman. Organizations donating the most blood last
year were Graves Hall, Delta Gamma sorority and Delta
Sigma Phi fraternity.
Powers said 110 units were donated Last year, compared
to the 401 units donated in March. 1952, the first year of
the Blood Rally. Half of the blood donated is credited to the
Fresno State College faculty and the remaining half to the
Hospital.
"If a person had to buy blood," said Powers, "it would
cost $25 a pint or must be replaced on a two to one basis.
Any FSC student or faculty member needing a transfusion
may obtain blood free of charge."
The blood nia ,iv and Wednesday morn¬
ing from 9 AM to 1 PM in the cafeteria committee room.
Candidates for student body offices are Theron Pace,
Marv Baxter, Richard Larsen. president; Linda Bridges,
secretary-; Bill Donaghy. men's legislative commissioner; and
Hob I'.yrd. Have Hanna and Roger Graham, commissioner of
publications.
Running for senior class offices are I'.av .Snow, Jim Finne-
gan and Paul Dicner. president; Ron Ilyrd, Ron Gcrow and
Ken Sherry, vice-president; Deanna Mineau and Ann Zelhart,
secretary-treasurer; and Bev Berry and Judy Mitchell, social
chairman.
Junior class hopefuls are Jim Calandra and Jim Kattelman,
president; Bill Ixing, vice-president; Bev Cashion, Nancy
Jackson,  Diane Maliani and  Karen Schielielhut. secretary-
 and Pat Bakula and Penny Polite, social chairman.
...,._^.Tiing for sophomore ela s offices are Rod Coburn
and John Knapp. president: I.ynne Enders and Mike Kelly,
vice-president: Judy McKnight. • r. tan-treasurer; and
Mary Lindauer and Sally McMullin. social chairman.
Candidates for AWS offices are Sandra Girts and Mar-
jorie Hansen, vice-president; Kristie Harris and Diane Quig-
ley, secretary; Barbara Bitting, election manager; and Terry
Bennetts, historian.
Incorporation Gets
Overwhelming Support
AlBIN J. GRUHN
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Labor Leader
Talks Today
is recognised a* a legal entity.
Clark Gets
Study Grant
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Amcrlcan Chemical Society
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