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Discount Tire Purchase Plan For CSUF
SPECIAL PURCHASE
for GROUP MEMBERS
BRING THIS CARD^
OR OTHER GROUP IDENTIFICATION
SAVE $ ON THESE SUPER BUYS!
— NoT AVAILABLE TO THE GENERAjLP0*JIC"
MID - STATE Is One Of The Largest High
Performance Dealers
In The Area - Oyer 300 Wheels In Stock
WESTERN ti AMERCIAN RACING ti APPLIANCE^ ROCKET * CAL CHROME
.70 SERIES
.60 SERIES
.50 SERIES
HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRES
OVER 500 IN STOCK
•12/32 Tread DeptJt
• Fita|las Belte.
• Rain. While Letters
A7(M'3
»27" 1"FET
E70-74
*32'5 r FET
F70-14
'33" 2" FET
G70-14/15
♦36" 2" FET
H70-14/15
»38'« 3" FET
B60-13
•31" 221 FET
E60-14/15
•37" ^FET
F60-14/15
•38" 3°' FET
G60-14/15
•3976 3" FET
160-15
•43" 3" FET
L60-14/15
•44" 374FET
B50-13
•32" 2M FET
650-14
•41" 315FET
M50-14
•49" 3" FET
E50-15
•39" 2nFET
G50-15
•4V 3" FET
L50-15
•49" 3* FET
Batteries
Price. Effective thru WAY 17
•BANK AMERICARD
•BUDGET PLAN
ON APPROVAL
'/mtoH-WIiIc.
WHITE WHEELS
88
14x6 -
14x7 4
15x7 A
15x8 4
CAPS & LUGNUTS EXTRA
'86
»9688
FREE MOUNTING - WE HAVE ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING
MID-STATE TIRE
WAREHOUSE, INC
129 W. NIELSEN - FRESNO 264-5075
Business graduates gain dividends
Graduating students In the
CSUF School of Business and
Administrative Sciences will bo
honored at the 14th Annual Grad-
uate Dinner to be held Tuesday, May 2 at tLa Sheraton Inn
Id Fresno.
The event ls sponsored by the
School's Business Advisory
Council and nearly 100 business
rms In the area who serve as
_ dinner hosts for the gradu-
es. It win begin with a social
mr at 6 p.m.,foUowedby dinner
Highlighting the evening will be
the presentation of awards and
scholarships to 23 graduating
'" degree and
Art theses shown
The Conley Art Gallery will
present a master's theses exhibit
through May 5, with the works
cl graduate students Brent
Keeney and Scott Clare.
teaching credential candidates
»h° wlU be honored for excellence In academic achievement
service or research.
Awards also will be presented
to twofacultymembersforclassroom excellence and Instructional Innovation and to one member
of the Fresnoarea business com-
■a^2g£r
munlty for dedication of talents,
energies and business acumen'
and support of the School of
Business and Administrative Sciences.
ecognizlng
achievement, the dinner Is designed to acquaint the graduating
students with area business firms
and to foster closer relationships
between the business community,
me C-culty and the students.
The guest speaker of the evening will be Irving Margol, senior
vice president with Security Pacific Corpcrrat-on, the parent organization of Security Pacific
Bank. Margol ls responsible for
all personnel activities of the
corporation and Its subsidiaries,
-ud Is administrator of the bank's
Industrial Engineering Depaxt-
Margol Joined the bank In 1969
and during that same year was
named a vice president and administrator of the newly created
Manpower Planning and Development Division of the Personnel
Department. He was promoted
to senior vice president In 197S.
Before Joining the bank, Mar-"
gol served as director of personnel for the Energy Controls
Divlsion of the Beudlx Corporation where he devised manage-
ment audltsystems and developed
and Implemented manpower and
organization plansand programs.
He received his bachelor's and
master's degrees from Washington University In St. Louis, Missouri and has attended and con-
the Universities of Notre Dame
and Wisconsin.
He has written articles for the
Personnel Journal and the
American Society of Tralnlngand
Development Journal. He also
has served as an Instructor In
personnel management at Washington University. He presently
teaches at UCLA and the Stonier
Graduate School of Banking at
Rutgers University.
Margol Is a member of the
American Society of Training
and Development, American Society of Personnel Administrators, National Association of
Management, Washington Alumni
Association and the American Institute of Banking.
Track-
(Cont, from page 3)
Until a coed or women's track
team Is formed, though, It appears the women will have to
organlze and fund themselves
Shattuck said they plan to ruin the CSUF Jogathon. Half of
aU the money tbey earn will go
to the women's track or cross
country clubs. Also, money they
earned at the April 26 intramural Track Meet is to go to
the clubs.
m^W^y ^Kerned ^oohstoMs
I ^^^'@QQi]©8i}(Bff=
Etap
May4-5 §0*08 10 a.m.-4p.m.
Object Description
| Title | 1978_05 The Daily Collegian May 1978 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1978 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | May 2, 1978 Pg. 6-7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1978 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | Discount Tire Purchase Plan For CSUF SPECIAL PURCHASE for GROUP MEMBERS BRING THIS CARD^ OR OTHER GROUP IDENTIFICATION SAVE $ ON THESE SUPER BUYS! — NoT AVAILABLE TO THE GENERAjLP0*JIC" MID - STATE Is One Of The Largest High Performance Dealers In The Area - Oyer 300 Wheels In Stock WESTERN ti AMERCIAN RACING ti APPLIANCE^ ROCKET * CAL CHROME .70 SERIES .60 SERIES .50 SERIES HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRES OVER 500 IN STOCK •12/32 Tread DeptJt • Fita|las Belte. • Rain. While Letters A7(M'3 »27" 1"FET E70-74 *32'5 r FET F70-14 '33" 2" FET G70-14/15 ♦36" 2" FET H70-14/15 »38'« 3" FET B60-13 •31" 221 FET E60-14/15 •37" ^FET F60-14/15 •38" 3°' FET G60-14/15 •3976 3" FET 160-15 •43" 3" FET L60-14/15 •44" 374FET B50-13 •32" 2M FET 650-14 •41" 315FET M50-14 •49" 3" FET E50-15 •39" 2nFET G50-15 •4V 3" FET L50-15 •49" 3* FET Batteries Price. Effective thru WAY 17 •BANK AMERICARD •BUDGET PLAN ON APPROVAL '/mtoH-WIiIc. WHITE WHEELS 88 14x6 - 14x7 4 15x7 A 15x8 4 CAPS & LUGNUTS EXTRA '86 »9688 FREE MOUNTING - WE HAVE ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING MID-STATE TIRE WAREHOUSE, INC 129 W. NIELSEN - FRESNO 264-5075 Business graduates gain dividends Graduating students In the CSUF School of Business and Administrative Sciences will bo honored at the 14th Annual Grad- uate Dinner to be held Tuesday, May 2 at tLa Sheraton Inn Id Fresno. The event ls sponsored by the School's Business Advisory Council and nearly 100 business rms In the area who serve as _ dinner hosts for the gradu- es. It win begin with a social mr at 6 p.m.,foUowedby dinner Highlighting the evening will be the presentation of awards and scholarships to 23 graduating '" degree and Art theses shown The Conley Art Gallery will present a master's theses exhibit through May 5, with the works cl graduate students Brent Keeney and Scott Clare. teaching credential candidates »h° wlU be honored for excellence In academic achievement service or research. Awards also will be presented to twofacultymembersforclassroom excellence and Instructional Innovation and to one member of the Fresnoarea business com- ■a^2g£r munlty for dedication of talents, energies and business acumen' and support of the School of Business and Administrative Sciences. ecognizlng achievement, the dinner Is designed to acquaint the graduating students with area business firms and to foster closer relationships between the business community, me C-culty and the students. The guest speaker of the evening will be Irving Margol, senior vice president with Security Pacific Corpcrrat-on, the parent organization of Security Pacific Bank. Margol ls responsible for all personnel activities of the corporation and Its subsidiaries, -ud Is administrator of the bank's Industrial Engineering Depaxt- Margol Joined the bank In 1969 and during that same year was named a vice president and administrator of the newly created Manpower Planning and Development Division of the Personnel Department. He was promoted to senior vice president In 197S. Before Joining the bank, Mar-" gol served as director of personnel for the Energy Controls Divlsion of the Beudlx Corporation where he devised manage- ment audltsystems and developed and Implemented manpower and organization plansand programs. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Washington University In St. Louis, Missouri and has attended and con- the Universities of Notre Dame and Wisconsin. He has written articles for the Personnel Journal and the American Society of Tralnlngand Development Journal. He also has served as an Instructor In personnel management at Washington University. He presently teaches at UCLA and the Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University. Margol Is a member of the American Society of Training and Development, American Society of Personnel Administrators, National Association of Management, Washington Alumni Association and the American Institute of Banking. Track- (Cont, from page 3) Until a coed or women's track team Is formed, though, It appears the women will have to organlze and fund themselves Shattuck said they plan to ruin the CSUF Jogathon. Half of aU the money tbey earn will go to the women's track or cross country clubs. Also, money they earned at the April 26 intramural Track Meet is to go to the clubs. m^W^y ^Kerned ^oohstoMs I ^^^'@QQi]©8i}(Bff= Etap May4-5 §0*08 10 a.m.-4p.m. |
