1967_07 The Daily Collegian July 1967

              CoUeglan - Summer Session
New System Will Provide
FSC Telephone Exchange
Hildebrandt Gets Planning
And Development Position
CoUeglan - Summer Session
A new telephone system, coiled
Centrex, wUl soon be to operation
on the Fresno State College cam-
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CHEVRON
SERVICE
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BLUE CHIP STAMPS
4797 E. Clinton
at Chestnut
FRESNO, CALIF.
Individual   office
switchboard.
Centrex will provide e
flee with  a direct oulsld
It will still be necessary to dial
campus extension,
Each office will
for outside calls, a
major offices on campus will be
listed In the Fresno telephone
directory.
Tho Internal telephone system
will be toe same, except each ex-
ber of persons needed to operate
toe coUege telephone system.
Telephone company officials
estimate three full-time oper¬
ators and a relief operator would
be needed for a conventional dial
system  at FSC for the 1967-68
digits. These wUl be toe last I
digits   of   toe   outside  numl
Outside numbers  for prol
iystejn g(
7 can mi
call
the specific number
to reach will be abb
i general college num
r wUl handle
caUs and transfe
proper extension,
console wUl be used to route the
of a switchboard.
I purpose of Cen-
The ulUmati
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St. Pauls Catholic Chapel at Newman Center
1572 E. BARSTOW AVE. — Phone 439-4841
MASSES: Sundays, 8 - 10 - 1* Noon;
Moo. thru FrL, 5 p.m.; Sat. It Holidays, 8 a.m.
CONFESSIONS: Saturdays, 3-5 p.m. and 7:30-9 a.m.
and before Sunday Masses.
Rev. Sergio P. Negro, Chaplain
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
Jacob T. Dick - J. D. GUck, P
COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST
EAST BULLARD, BETWEEN FIRST AND CEDAR
SUNDAY: Bible School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10 a.m
Young People, 5 p.m.; Evening Worship, 6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: Bible Study, 7:30 p.m.
Dedicated to Serving the College Community
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
TUOLUMNE It M STREETS
- Worship Services      9:50 a.m. Church School
(AU Ages)
^12 a.m. Preschool Chur
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
280 WEST SHAW AVE. - Phone 229-8371
1:00 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
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA
3973 N. CEDAR (Near Ashlan)
and Thurs. 7 «, 10 AM
Phillip A. Jordan, Pastor     John E. Peterson, Associate Paste
Only   1.5   oporatoi
needed with toe Centrex systen
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72 Attend
Institute For
Youth Study
Seventy-two elementary school
teachers and supervisors are en¬
rolled at toe Fresno State Col¬
lege NDEA Institute tor advanced
study and training of disadvan¬
taged youth.
The institute wiU continue
through July 28, with classes at
the Carver Elementary School. It
ls supported by a $92^000 Na¬
tional Defense EducaUon Act
grant.
Purpose of the Institute Is to
Increase the skill and under¬
standing of teachers and super¬
visors who deal wlto culturally
different end disadvantaged ele¬
mentary school chUdren.
To qualify each of the teachers
SHEPHERD'S SHELL
FSC
ictor of planning and develop¬
ed for Fresno State College.
The appointment was made by
■*■     Frederic W.Ness.
HUdebrandt   wUl
■w duties at FSC on August
or shortly thereafter. He ls no
UI   be      director of toe Cooperative Edi
ystem.      cation Program sponsored by tl
Ford   Fout
Hildebrandt h:
experience to planning and de¬
velopment. Including serving as
vice president of Hamllne Uni¬
versity to St. Paul, Minn.
As educational director of
United Student Aid Funds, Inc.,
he was responsible for developing
loan assistance to students In an
Ho was oi
with  head¬
quarters In San Francisco.
AS an FSC Foundation staff
member, Hildebrandt wUl have
toe following primary responsl-
Asslstlng the faculty In the
development of educational pro¬
posals requiring foundation, pri¬
vate or government support.
Working wlto President Ness in
activities and projects Involving
friends of the college.
Working cooperatively with toe
research coordinator of toe col¬
lege, a position soon to be fUled.
Participating to development of
tho college's program, which for
many yoars has provided schol¬
arships, loan assistance, and
means for meeting other forms
rly participant In
at of  the   Peace
Corps,  serving
regional coordinator In recru
men! and training.
Hildebrandt  ls  greatly Int.
ested   in   educational and Int.
,.• first Ii
roject fi
it Coast director-of t
I for International u
aid projects.
Hildebrandt attended the I
verslty of Minnesota and recel
his bachelor's degree from Hi
line University.
Teachers Improve Skills
At Demonstration Schools
stantlal number of disadvantaged
Dr. Thelma M. Ilea, associate
Sanford W. Roltman, asslsl
professor of education at Fre
State.
,. The NDEA grant ls paying
staff and teacher salaries. A
a week stipend ls paid to e
student teacher enrolled. An
dltlonal allotment of $15 a w
ls given tor each dependent.
Elementary schools In Fresno,
Madera, and FarmersvUlo will
servo as laboratory observation
Dr. Glenn F. Leslie, chairman
of the Elementary EducaUon De¬
partment, said toe centers have a
three-fold purpose:
"They help teachers observe
top-notch teaching, participate
in a good teaching situation and
spend Ume In preparation of ma-
Foreign Students
Class Scheduled
Fresno State College wUl ct
tlon   program   for  foreign   si
dents, July 10 throughSeptemt
I.
aching s
They talk about teaching terl
nlques — which ones work wel
which ones don't work well .11
why some aro better thanolh.-r
Dr.   Leslie   pointed   out  Hi
laboratory observation.
Teaching proble ms , hou.
aching
I.Tl.ds,
ig an atmosphere
for learning, kinds of lesson
plans, types of testsandorganl/-
lng chUdren for classroom par-
ln
no 189 t<
-■   Krics
The program 1:
college or university' during th
1967-68 school year.
It ls designed to provide for
elgn students with (he hash-skills
necessary to pursue a successful
American educational career, an
adequate working knowledge of
English      and   famUiarlty   with
School In Fresno. They r
a unit of credit per week and ma>
enroll   from   two to  six weeks.
Mrs. Maryhell Maxwell Is In
charge  of the Fresno program.
The Madera laboratory center   ,
ls the JamesMadlsonEleniontar.
School. Bernle Mitchell is the di¬
rector and 2G teachers are par¬
ticipating. They   also may earn   '
The program at Snowden Kle-
mentary School In FarmersvUlo
lasts  four weeks. lone Cochran
Jobs Listed At
Placement Office
LAW SCHOOL
STUDY LAW AT NIGHT SCHOOL
"BECOME A PRACTICING ATTORNEY!"
(FULLY APPROVED FOR VETERANS)
REGISTER NOW!
(CLASSES: SEPT.-JUNE)
HUMPHREY'S FOUR C's LAW SCHOOL
(to Fresno since 1954)
id in |
S    ll,-
e  J,,!,,,
Telephone lor Information
III Kill It.  REGISTRAR
I College Placemen:
Office, Room 122 of the Bduca-
tlon-Psychology BuUdlng.
Service stationwork,janitorial
work, harvest help and occasional
yard  Jobs are usually available
n  luc
jobs (some require shorthand),
a few restaurant Jobs and baby¬
sitting for mothers who work
full-time.
There ore also some oppor¬
tunities to tutor elemental • '.:
high school students, for qualified
persons.
Placement office hours are e
a.m. to Noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
trained bv the Fresno State Col¬
Trainees are learning basic In¬
houslng   In   Iran,   trainees  are
lege School of Agriculture.
formation on soils, fertilizer, Ir¬
Forty   volunteers,   all  single
rigation, land preparation, seed
selection,   cultural   practices,
30, arrived In AprU to begin 14
weeks of training.
thods,  storage  and   processing.
They are cooperating with the
The Iranian volunteers are the
Trainees are observing sugar
FSC    International   Institute   of
second group to be trained on toe
beets  In   all stages of develop¬
Housing and Technology In this
I-SC   campus.   A   project   which
ment:   In  addlUon  to planting a
venture. The Institute Is engaged
ended   to   February   Involved 60
crop of their own, they will har-
to   research In the manufacture
Corps group
torla.
Main emphasis of toe Iranian
project Is on sugar beet produc-
Corpsmen bought 25
lambs of varying size, ago and
quality from local farmers. They
are following through with feed¬
ing, disease control, shearing and
eventually, marketing.
To   learn  carcass   evaluation
In addlUon  t
other technlci
CAMPUS
CHEVRON
CEDAR & SHAW
222-1131
tog,   t
e prlncl.
s of III
aughter
to learning Farsl, th
religious and polit
ground of Iran. It toe
of the people, their ci
sumption,   dally gains,  cost of
production and  profit and loss
are part of training.
The  group  assigned  to work
THE COLLEGIAN
Summer Session
Published once a week on
Mondays by the studentsofthe
Fresno State CoUege Summer
Session. Editorial and Busi¬
ness offices located on the FSC
campus, Shaw and Cedar Ave¬
nues. Telephone 222-7194.
Managing Editor . . Ed Piston
News Editor . . . Gary Brown
Advertising Manager
. . . Wilbur Pauls
Photography
. . . Colleen Leman
Advisory Board: Dr. Edward
Spencer, Dr. Arnc Nixon, Dr.
Administration Building
Nears Completion Date
State College Administration
BuUdlng, located on the east side
of Maple Avenue near Shaw, Is
almost completed.
Executive Dean Orrtn D. War¬
dle said the building should be
finished In early August.
"Dean of Students and business
management personnel wUl begin
moving In during toe latter part
of August," he stated.
Hopefully, they will complete
beforo Fall semester
begins
Dean Wardle added tl
tiro facultiesofthoDepartmentof
Nursing and Division of Social
Work will occupy office space to
the hulldlng  starting this Fall.
Five members of the English
In It.
Vetlfflre
rounding the buUdlng wUl begin
shortly   after   It  ls  completed.
•We are trying to make ar¬
rangements for 200 parking
spaces to toe east and south of
the buUdlng In connection wlto
the landscaping project,* said
Dean Wardle.
No final assurances of a park¬
ing area have been given.
Any landscaping and building of
parking faculties that ls done will
be the first slop In Implementa¬
tion of the landscape master plan
for that section of tho campus.
Total amount of Ume taken to
bring the building from the draw¬
ing board  to occupancy wUl be
Dreyfuss & Blackford of Sacra-
Fresno State School Of Agriculture
Trains Second Peace Corps Group
Math Institute Attracts
37 Teachers From 14 States
Sponsored by the National Sci¬
ence Foundation, toe eight week
program began June 19 and ends
Major objective of the Institute
ls to improve the quality of
mathematics Instruction for col¬
lege bound high school students
by exposing their teachers to new
trends In college preparatory'
training methods and techniques.
A second goal ls to stimulate
further study by the s
Visiting this year ls Dr. Carel
L. Scheffer, assistant professor
of mathematics al the State Uni¬
versity of Utrecht In Netherlands.
Dr. Scheffer will bo In Fresno
July 16, 17, and 18. His pro¬
posed topics aro "Elementary
ProbabUlty Theory* and "Top¬
ics In Ergodlc Theory."
He probably will give a general
lecture on education In theNeth-
II. .
The National Science Founda¬
tion has granted Fresno Stale
150,330 for the Institute. Most
of this grant goes Into the $75
a week stipend paid to each
teacher attending it.
lfornla are attending the InsUtute.
o from Washing¬
ton, th
Remaining slates wlto oi
representative each are Alabam
Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mai
SORRENTO
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Summer Session
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