.. ~oncert Beads·

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arts i~tiVal . HA Sprinc Fl(llival, H bealm!IDC • and opportunltiel for lpGal­

ApiJ SO and coactudlng cm X., llmmt eqir-m.

.. oaer. • --of art,....._ fte eaJmdar for die Sprfllc Feltival ii as illloft: Trkia11191. 11-i - tbe lletbel·Slalt llD4

. Jn lllVWll Audllorium • 1:00. p.m., Ap1J 30.

"An Eftldnl ol Mollere" It 1:00 In Bra"9 qa liar L

. 'l'be AO£K ~om-. tra in lllVWll at 1:00 Oil May 2.

A lecoad ~ of "An Evening of "Mollere" at 1:00 cm May s in ·Brown.

'lbe Mac Film F-- Ill Brown et 7:00 p.m. Oii May 5.

An unstrUctured program of student poetry, folk music, OI' other student contributlons In the Stucleot' Uuloo basement on May 7-caDed "Collcse, l'oetr1. and Folk Fe&tlval."

'lbe Spring• Concert of the A Capella Ololr at 1:00.lll Browll, May&.

· A:lormal aria receptJon !or tbo smiol' mt stndents, lpOnlOred by Ille !!It staff, in Frleodiblp Hall Oil May 9, 9:3().12:SO • • Far tbe Film Festival, tbe

showing ol student • produced films will be followed by a c:rl· tiquc, an opportunity for audi­ence d1scussloo with the produc­er. and a judging, with a $Z5 prae <given by the studcnl Coun­cill for the first-place film.

llollere°' »Iara "'l1oe Jllaer'" Ul4 '!fte Doctor hi Spite ef Bbuelt" wlll be _.1e4 '7 tll4. drama deparlmeod oa l"ri­du, M&T J, u4 8uda7. ~I, la .... ~

Tldrds for the arts reeepl.loQ are nallable from Kary Ann Robinson. asaodate proie- of art. and Robert R. Smith, ID­atructor in art. Thank You! ACCK orchestra .MliliC, reftt.lbmmla, and other entertalnmml are al8D planned for tbe reception.

~aEm~~I~ :~$£~ pr~sents concert denta cany!ng boob from for only part of .the time. Presl­ Sen. Carlson

will speak Beocb]y Ubrar)' to our new Mill- dent J. J aclt .Melhorn. expressed The Symphony Orchestro of the er Library! his deep appreciation to all the Associated Colleges of Central

An .eetlinatocl 415,000 volumes people who helped to move the Kaiisas will prcicnt ii con~ were transJerecl from ttie old boob. Saturday evening, Ma.Y 2, In Ubrary to tbe new with the work 'This cooperative effort under'- n- Audi I 8 wbldi bcgmi et a Lm.-and con. ecored the - of tbe lfcl'b~ ,...vwn lor .wn at p.m. tlnued ut abciut Conductor Paul .Roby from Krul&­one tlm': 240 pcnon!'!!·:..! -&OD Collep.~ mxl pro- aa state. University, Maahottan. ed kl both loops, but tlllt was vlded the opportunity for us to baa been cominl to McPbenloa not the Jarteat nunlber that feel that we are a part oC the foe "'eClcl,y rchcamall wllh the wmlled .at one time. new library." orchestra since last September.

Tri-college Band: \ . . ~

performs today . 1'hls afternoon at s p.m. Jif

Brvwn Auclitoriwn the 'J'ri.<:oi.

PcnlODDCI eelcctecl by Roby from McPherson Include Leora Martin, violin and concert· mistress; Paul Sollenberger, vi­ola; ,ADao Sbalaby. viola; Caz'O­llne Harnly, cello; Garold Mlnm, bliss; Jan Luty ·w 1tarcD Woody, Outes; Jayne Miller, clarinet; Winona Achlllcs and Bruce Kibel, French bomr; Bryce Luty, trumpet; Dale Dow·

lece Band will llvo a concert of modcru music

'11111 Is tho lint ol a aeries ol programs at Mac, BeCbel,

Awards to b!!__given nod Tnbor followlng the Band's lnsteBd oC having one awards D~vls. Jack F=ll, Tom Ken­porticlp;it;oo in the 2IOth om. asaembly this rear, student rec- d!ID, Dick Kline, ~ Smllb, lm7 Mll!ic: FetiYnl at K.- ogn!tlon wfll be' g.iven at various Gey Thompson, Doug Wedel Ible Teacben OoUege at Em- ProvislOMI letters were award· pxia eYents· from April 23 to May H. cd to: Karl "fat%, Dan Six, Joe

wn.tllnc wtcb• the qumtlrm The finst of tbeSe awards were Green, Joe Harrtron. of lite bmd in '"l'be PerpSual pruented ·at the April 23 coo- Varsity basketball: Bill Qieno. NJawer," by Johll Bfaa. this ~ODL· The)' are as follows: wcth, Jerry Grant. Sieve Hugh­l*ice loc:bk9 a l:na-~ Varsiq lootball: Bruce Cook, banka, I.owoll Moake, Jim Mow· 1illldl P-. life's ·~ ancl Mike ThomPsmi, • Capt.. Hal ry, Miko Parks. Dick Tbomp­~ ecbq ~ 11,. ~ 1111- • Wright, ~ ~. Jr .. areg son, Harold Turner, Harold

Tiried -· . ' QIJackenl!ush. Dile 'Burkholder, Wright. u!:f C!> Hilt, dl,rectol' of Ille Uroy Elllott; steve ~. Ken Senior Jacket Awards: Bnice QJiqe "bad' llld ~ .. S!nllh, Diet ~. ?.like Van Cook, Jim Mowry, J?avld Sbep­

nlc:oir <wtlla • ~; 6- Hoooitraat. Tes:rT YoUD;. AlleD herd, Dave Smith, G. S. Smith, liar• Mcl'tlmwdm ma •.'l'lllal'> Conover. • • • Jr.,BudT'eylor, Mlko'l'bomplaa. ot ,tbe ~ Bllbd, llas • ~ Bpoker, steve Ru8bes, . and Bal wn,Jit. • ~ •-a- · ~ Bruce ~ • Ainli ' Olacm, Vantt;; cbeerloadera: Xatle w11111i w11 11e ildadecl 1n tila ~ Mite ferl!a. · lllcbard Beeal.I. Albrf8bt. nom. Rallloa. Juc!F pqr-. · Jact ~· l!te1f Stlnnel-:. Dale P8ull.. alyneu Houck.·

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dy, tenor saxophone and percus-sion. -

Studenla, faculty and commm­lty mual.olaaa from Lindsborg, Salina, Sterling, Moundridp, Heaton, Nonh Newton and BllJI.. boro comprbe the total qmber­sblp ol. the orcb~a which baa niroady performed on the other A.C.C.K. campuaes this :ymr. •

Tho program will ~ ol Bcctbovea's E&mont overture, ProkofleH's Lleulellant K I J e Suite, Uszt'a Les :ereiudes, Mo­zart's Symphoole Ooooertante fGr violin and 'riola, and Kaba!«­..,.. Colas Breugan Overture.

This la ttie '&eeoad aeasOa for orcbestra whlcb came illto belnl as a reSuit of the cooperalhe fl.. forts of the music departments In the ~ colleges ol the Acat.

l(l Convo On April SO, publications and

W .A.A. awards will be gfwa. 'l'bose honored for publlcatlom are as followa: Editor-In-chief ol Spttl.ator: Cindy llarcbelkT. Susan ·Krebblel. Businesa Manag.

Retired United St.ales Senator Frank Camon will speak at Con­vocation on Tburlda)r momlal, May7.

Senator Carlson, who reelc!M b Olncordla, Kaasaa bai Jong been In the political llmell&tit. He aerv~ In tbe Kansai Stnlo Leglslatwe from 1829-S3 and as Rt'publlcan s t a t e Committee Chairmall from I~.

1JI 19311, Carlson was elected to tho Unitlld Stat.es HOUie ol Rep. -resentattves and~ nve '°°'. oesslve t.enns. · Cirlns was &cted aov.,.._­

ot Kamal in 1948 and - .... elected in l9C8. Be n.lgned In Nowmher 1950, to flll • Senate Y8C-=>' raaltJQg from tbe deal.b of Cb-de J4. Rttd. Carlaoa was r&dected to a full term In 1950, again in lil5S and 1962 and .... th-eel at the close of his ID.sl term.

English · test given-May 2

er or of tho Spectalor: MarJllll EsClll' ~ ftli wtll Shepherd. . .. slftll - Satmdq, ..., ..

• F.dlior of the~: U. .. ~ ... = ad m a& a a.m. dil Dean. Bti8IDell Managea: of • ~ ........... -tlie QlllldMaele: Delorll ~ ........... will - • ei·. • . Jldellillle-.. WI.._ ·w.A.A Jetten wfll be awarded ..-. lallll· lila ..,...

to Anri Herbst. Rnyuell Bouck, Sludellb • do not Pllll the 01r1a ~, Mary H~ ' tea ~ aprias nlll1 take It wti1 ncelvo ber W.A.A.' pin, iiid aPla cm Sept. 1. Katb1 ~. blankeC' Bllllc Enelllh ~

'l1le Tri-OoBeee Balid Certl5> .. beeii dropped ilDd £IOOI&. cllle wlD 6e aWarded to Paill"' tGr7 Wrililllr wllll ""° llola'I Tke. ... .,: credit baa been ~

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Ed.ucation . , i ' "

stimulation )

McPhenon C(ollqe'• new :Miller Library ia the ~· thing that•.,\Jiappened around camp~ this year.

• The beauty of tbe bu11dlng both Inside and out ia .iomething everyone can be proud of. It'a an at­~ctive ad41tion to oUJ' cainpua. ·

More important ia whet the library can m.,ean · to education at MePhenon. An. old crowded library

cannot completely hamper interested atudenta, but the aaaeta of OUJ' new library should facilitate and motivate leaminr. . . Although it'a been too long comlbg, the library

la a atimulAtion and challenge to education at Mc­Pherson.

Contest offers diamonds for original love poetry

Two poetry c:oatella fer ~ ~ be joJdeed 8'1*1id7 Oii Ila -)eee ace studellta t.Ye been u- · ~ merits, with individual Douooed, the ar... B"-11 ~and oriclmlll.Y beinC nllltlonal poetry oooteet ..i the . Lyric FoundaUon foe Tradilio& c:ool8lt NIM llld al Poetry Aw.-d. · · entry are availallAe et

n.o uJect ii ~ 111e med- Oftr 2.000 JewSy stores -Jun Is poetry and ~ pri- are the United Stllts. ClolillC dau diamonds in • the Orance Bi. for emkis la Mii)' 15. . aom contest. 'Ibe I.yric award ol. $100 will . Spooaored by one ol the .,.. be made b' ~ beM orlalnal tloo' 1eoc1mg ~ or <Ila- and ~Ulhed poem o1. si moo: rines, the rant -' ~ . or i-, written In tbe <>ranee Blossom c:ootea is open traditiooal manner by an under-t.cl all. lndividuols . between tho ~ ·~:::i := ages o! 16 and 11. or university.

Clonleet entries wUI be judgtcl There will aB> be a lllXIOlld by a prominent panel or poetry prhe o1. $S0 ll!ld 20 bonoroble expeiu, includinl sin&e<-<:om- mcuions, each in the amo<at poser Glenn . Ynrbrough, Mich· or $25. acl Mesic. editor ol. Poetry Mag- Not more than five poems az!ne, and ManillD Lee Mastera, may be eo1uec1 by a ~ poetry editor ol. Ibo CllicaCo 'Ibe name nnd borne addmB Tribune and dauCbter or poet o1. . the OOllleel4tt, as ... et . as Edgar Lee Mallen. the name and addresa ol bis

Orange Bl&eom wUI presmt college, must oppoar on eocb epedally - designed dlamood poem. peodo.W lo the tlve lint iwward. Poemi lllllllt be mailed not winners. A ser;e. ol. ment com- lala- than June 1 to "Oo~e ~ also will be given to Contel!it," Tbc Lyric, Brano runnen-up. Buff, Virginia 23033.

Each entrant mny llibrm up Winnens will be lllUlOOOCCld In to five poem1, a Iota! ol 200 tbe Fall, 1m, lsllUe ol The liDea In \encth. Eadl pOern will l.,yric.

1J' e r• Id.Ur• ·1

Coeds protest way of change We would lite to protell lbe,. mlJ?lllralloo lludled It. '1bm. ~ lillll Chi iDllllllltNtloa II

manner In· willcb dwlce ii Jut Wedaeldly( It - ~ compaeed ~ • PD1 ol two-faced. blliidled thil campu1. We b&- 1Dto fOClll aialn wbeD ~ lYinl SOB I. We would lllre to lleve It : started Jut February Hall broUgbt a propou1 ' OD IUbmlt f« )'our comldet'atlon I.be wbeD Stuco ci-d doW1I u a dorm vililatloo to Student C-- poaibl1ll1 that IDll)'be ~ • meana o1. abockJnC tbe 11Uclent ell u a teat cue to - ~ arm't Ifie ~ we ma1re tbem . body out ol lta aplllor. tbe admlnlltraliall llood Oii tbe out to be. ~ moYe WM succeaful, et ameadmeDla. 1'11 WU fo.liowed 'J'beJ call and do ltate their

Jeut temporarily 81 It wu fol- b)' a· bofcott ol tbe Stuco elec- politlclll to ~ who .... lowed by two well.attelldecl atu- tlonl lwblch -·t beld be- and·~ bave made 9ocne dlanll­cleat meetJni:s and an electloo In caUle there wen DO bellolal Jut e1 u a l'fllUlt ol our eqnmed whlcb various constllutJon•I F'rid.Qr. IDterS <l&Udent memben oe amendment& were~ 1bll - for cblnge "hu ID-~ ud dorm villtatlOD n.e whole issue then ~ wived COlllidenble emotion recentl)', llllOldDC on campua to sink Into abllvlon, • the ad- bute, and statemeala to tbe el· and convocatloaa. atlmdaDce iD

Alumni telethon arouses interest

1bis yem-'1 AJumol Telethon, the procrarn in wbldl a1unm! call otba' a1&mnl frleDda . ..... eard.illC (be llJppOrt " lbe Qi. lege, - beld Man:tl JO.April 4 in the ttree ems. • qi Iii McPbenon's ~ Bank, the Mmlnlatrlltloo BulldlnC at Sacred Heart-Oolleee In Widl­ita, aad tbe Oiurdl.ol the Br«b­ren In Ka.- City. Mo.

the pel"9ID who bad ftlCeMd tbe weest p1ec1go amom..

Paul w...-. -1ate di­red« ol ~ ~. ' 'We - comtnced tblt lben Ill value in calliDI various -where there ire a11sm1. Next )'eMr we hope lo Involve more alunml In oalllng by movmg out lo dlffenmt - 1ibere there Ill • oooceW atioo ol alumni. as In tbe .._ ol Denver, TO­p&a. allcago or Lo& Angeles.

tbe DOt-too-far~ put). u tbe1 were tbe lyranla trying

to edorce their "Ouiltlan mor­als" on 111, would tbe1 allow aucb dwlCMT We think not.

'n1il la DOt to sq that we lhoulli ·llDP flgbtlng fOr what we belieYe ill. « tblt tbe ~ tratloD ii lnfalUble. not by 8Jl1 ~. We do have certain dla­atreementl nnd crl11claml, and ~ abould be made known.

n onl)' imana that we abould deal with them on an equal level as rational adultl, DOt as oppressed peaples atruu1ln8 to tyrann)', Or. • chlldreo who must bave their Wa:J rlgbt now.

S,lna m. Jleoll1 Keba Jt ..... Gldllala lCattll w....,. 'Ibe names ~ 3,2oo Individuals

or couples from aero. the na­tion ~· divided ml'.IOllll thee& ceoters, and as a .-lit ol tbe calls, $24,600 was tbe total wnount or the actual p1cc1gec1 contributions. . -

Macalendar The9e funds wit be used Io­

wan!& · the COlit ol OOlllllrUCting aad equipping the audlo-vl6ual langu3gc 100 in Mill<r Library, and abo for the ; "help 10 at­tend" program, which makes up the dlfference ·between what 10 st..icm P3)' for tuition and the actual cost of tbclr auending Mac for one day.

In Wichita at Sacred Heart College, twenty membcn oi their Alumni Boord woldied the •calling one evening in! thea met with Gerald Holrmm, di­rector ol d!Mllopnent, and llhowed interest in tho 'IW!lao. • Each evening after ·au the calls were mode, a tabulation at e;>Cll cieater "811 mode ol.

Tbun4117, April 30 - Tri-col· legc Band cOncut, 3 p.m., Brown Auditorium; Blaclt Symposium, speaker! 1:39 p.m.

Frtcla7, M117 1 • Frid117, M8J' 8 - McPherson Fine Arts Spring F~Jval

.Fridq, Ma:r 1 - Soul clinoer. 5 p.m. S.U.; Moliere plays: "The Miltt'' and " 'lbc Doctor In Spite of Himself", a p.m. Brown Au­ditorium; Dance, 9 p.m., S.U., muslc b7 Ron Henry and Soul Unllml~

Satanla.f, M&7 r - English Proficiency Test, 8 a.m., Mohler Malt; ACCK Orcbelllra Concert, Brown Auditorium, d p.m.

Su48J', MIQ' J - Student Jib.

cital, 2 p.m., Brown Auditorium; Moliere plays: "The Miser" lllld " 'Ibe Doctor In Spite of Jlim­setr', Brown Auditorium, 8 p.m.

Moad8J', May 4 - Film Festi­val ~8J'.' M117 S - Qia~I. 9

a.m., Brown AudJloriwn. · w•~. Mll7 s-AU School

Games Day, Kanopolis. . Tbancl117. M117 7 - Ooovoca­

tloo, Senal« Frank Carlson. Brown Auditorium, 9 am. ~. Mq I - A CappeDa

O>Oir Conce<t, Brown Audil«­ium, 8 p.m.

Sa1mda7, M8J' t - Friendship Hall Art Receptioo, 9:30 a.m.-12: :lll p.m.; Junior-senior B­quet, Colonl31 Boule.

Boar~ reviews ~~ti-war policies Two former McPherson Col· forward the ' cards alo~ with 'Iiicy said tbey could and !nary, reminded the Ucacrol lats, part ol the feeling wu

legc students """l among eight related Scledl\'C Service docu- wotild have sent the draft ma- Boord that more thaa the sup- that more Cxtcnded °reflection wnr resisters appearing before ments to the U. S. Jwtice De- terials to Wa.shlngtoo on t.bcir port of the c:onscieoce of rad!- was needed to arrive at a .cl. the General Board or the Olurcb pDrlmellL • ~ what they sought in the cal )'oung people WllS at stake. cisioa.. of the Brethren at their Mardi FolloWing extended discussion ure to ~ General Board "'Ibe question," said Dr. Brown, Stiled ooe board member who 1;.20 meeting. by the eledeCI o!licilils among "the active and heartfelt "is ~ we ol the church voted against tbe action, "W.

Gary E . Wilson, La Verne, themselves ond with the younc support or o\lr church." nre willlng to become more as a church are aa Imperfect Calif .• o former Ell:in resident men, the B<l4rd voted 16 for, Ohe 'of the resistcn, Ervin radical, .to lay our bodies on people wbo I thiolt somecime. working with the American 7 against, and I abstaining to Huston of Nampa, Idaho, a stu- the line in a witncsa for peace." e.~pect a perfect government.." Friends Sen•ic:e Committee in transmit the· materials. dent at Bethany Tbtological Some or the Geoera1 Board At the tlme the eight )'OUDll Chicago, and John P . Zinn, 'Ibe Qiurcll or the Brethm!, ~· Oak Brook, Ill. pre- mcmben staled that wbile tbe1 men appeared, the General Houston, Texas, formerly in al- one of the country's historic viouSly had been in alternative did not agree penlOD&ll)' with Board was considering a pro)l06-temotlve service In Qllcogo, peace cburcbea, bas now Ind.I- service In Vietnam. He c:blded the OOlne oi action ol Ille. al calling for the demoninatJol>. wcrc---r'Wo- of four who turned coted it :will WJ<e a scrloua look the church for not having made . elght, they felt tho 8land waa oJ assembly In June to revile over draft rtJ\51f o\iop cards to at its ties with the Selective the stll!ld ol noncooperat.ion liet- conallCm with the Allabaptlst- the chuttb'1 policy statement the BoW, ri4uatltc qie" !to .~ 5y11.em. -" ter known 1101De ~ ago, Brdhren heritage whic:h pull on war, moving •'"7 troni ,_ · '; • ! M a eel cl .,, __ --'- commenting, "I first Mard or the dictates of God and ol coo- _ ___..., •• .._ _..__~- --. The Spectator •11, aJ/iltqan ,::O:m ~ ...... ~ draft ....iatance in a U.S.O in acltDce above the dictates ol ;~";::;:;the :1 v.i. u I April,at, me-J'1.: u IMllio.i bas • ~ .,,.,_._ Vietnam." the atatie. draft to giving equal 1tatu1 • 1J . -·•·•·" 100 cooecieatloua ob.lee- "The presence of ~ )'OUDg Retired pastor Raymond R. alternative aenice aod 'liooco-' Ottk atu4cot ,..Mlulloo ot - ,._ tbe ..._.__ -• N- ...., ~-........ ~-P..._.~ 1tcna- h_. l«a a .,..: In altemeti.-e -· men, like ~ concern Y car- .. ...,.. .... . """' ~. opentlca. :;•":.;. WW.0: ~ ~~ vice wort ID tbe United S1*9 ried. lisnala the ....ioUa Q\15- I.nd., a fonmr "c:balrman and 'Ibe propoea1 81 pj.aed bf -l ... .-..c,.- and - • tiolling ol ~ ... Sttvlce and ~ ecnWy ol tbe c- the Beed In ~ ~ gl~ . ::'.:. ~'ir ..,";:""'"....,_, ....=: n.e elgbt me declared In a war wblch 1118D;Y. churcb )'OUlh era! Bolrd, tttmecl the ~ gre11er pa.. to IDdtridual _. ~ •ttke-'S- uoi.. ,loooot- ' prepared atatemeat. "We can and otbcn are epgaeJnc ill," "the J1101t difficult" be bad coo- ICieDce, IDcludlac to ~ i..!-=. ot U.. .._ ...... C.U..- DO Jonier accept the leCalil;y of said tbe Rev. Wilbur E. MuJles;I. froated U a ~ ol tbe wbo c:11oo9e m1l1m7 8erftce M ~ -- .. 11.U... tlie Se&ectift Scnlce . ~ lbe. &lift CllM*kr. Jlc!md. well .. to time .. tllie ta. ....., ,._,._ ... , " · ·.,.,;-. l/mallfiJ ot-·~ .. :t llt.~w. Bron. a4"1-.: f1,~ ._ ....,... ..... ~~,e~,{~~ ~~ 11.M.. ~~·-VA--- : ..... '! ~.--. ~ ~ - -!7--~. --................ ._._ ,,_4 ...... ~~~-'~ l ... i~ .;.!!i~ .. : . • \j.J

Track .men compete ' .

ACCK s!omon conference·

·at Southwestern ·

KU offers scholarships . Graduate ICbo1llrsblps and ltJ.

pends In.the 6ekl ol llpclal work for students who bave quaWled for ldmillloa to Che Gradu8le School ol Social Weliare, Uo­l~ty ol Kmas, are anllable

Sports action ,,,.....,, Afril • - Won>- 5:30 p.m.; Women'1 ..,.,

en's aotlball, KWU, !heft, 4 KWU, bore, 3:30 p.m.

p.m. PrldaJ, ..., ~ - Be8eb&n. ac;'~ llSliUnce tbroucb ~. Mq 1 - Te ooh · Slerli,Jlc. there, 1:30 p.m.; K.C.

IDllllcb, Friends. there; 8-ball, A.C. traclc meet. OU.-, there

:* ~e:i-::: = OllJeee "' ~. lhlre, 1:30 Urousb ~ . ..., .. • who have an AB decree er ex· p.m. IWllnlq, MaT t - Wa:nen •

peel to eam an AB decree In ~·~ % - Gracellmcl :~ toonmnent, ....,._ 19'10 by the ·~ Fllnd and Re. ~ M81 11 - Tennll

Oo~unil.y Plannine Oolm. ell ol ~., 4 - ~· m al c b, 'Tabor, there, 1:30 p. Wichita and Sedgwick Oi:Juney. lalnil Sterling, heft, 3 m.

A ceoeraJ ICholanblp ~llM · p.m.. TDeodaJ'. Mar u - wcmen•1 the atudent aasiltance durlnc ,.....,, M9.7 5 - no.- Re- ~ maid>, SUrlinc lhlft the tm be is ill trafninc. ID lays; Baed>aJI, KWU, tbett 3:30 p.m. • '

addition, be -- .ccept, aoclaJ ' ,..ork employment In Wlcbb or Sedgwick Colmty for • period ol 12 · montb5 for the '2.500 er less be receives' and ODO month lor each additional $250 recolv· ed. .

Studeilts accepted for a st.I· pend will receive asslataiice dur· ing the nine monlba of a block field . work assiinment In a Wichita agency. A stipend asree­~ does not involve a com­mitment to accept employment aller recei_ving a MSW dfgree.

Students wishing to make ap. plication may write to Carol Weaverliog, Oonvnunity Plal>­ning Oouncil, 531 lnslrance Building, WichlUI, Ks. 87202.

'l'bo9e desirine infonnollon for qualification to the School ' nl Social Welfare may ~ to llr. Arthur Katz, Director, Sdlool ol Social Welfare, University ol Kansas, Lawrence.

Pare 3, The Bpedat.r, AJH11 30, lt7e

Shop At

Duckwalls McPherson's Finest

Variety Store With Complete

Fountain -Lune eonette

For The. F.inat Care

'" ·oa.:;·c..a .. 1111 C:O..eTo - -....

IADll:.QE-.S -•CAY.­'---""!·/, '7 ->~

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Around campus Ari Glsll, aldbor of la ....., The students were.as follows:

THE. NEW LEFT AND CHRIS. Elllher Ebey, sopb., Wawaka,

TIAN RADICALISM, was on Ind.; Mary Krehbiel, tresh., Mc· campus April 21·23 under tho Pherson; Karen Percy, fresh.,

sponsorship of Kansas Arco Dlrmlngham, Ala'. i Mrs. Becky

Brdbren Action Moveriicol <KA· Rothrock, McPbetson; and Del>-BAM>. by Strahm, sop11., 'Sabetha.

Wednesday, April 2Z, be di· J, Jack Mdloon, preslde8' .r ~ed a KABAM organiJ.atlofta Ole ~. has ailnounced a gill ,.'Orksbop . .During the remainder ol $25,000 from the Kresge Foun· '>f his visit he. spoke to classes, daUoo of Dttroil, Mich. was available lor draft COl.Dl9CI· • 'Ibis gift is designated lor ~­

ing, and did llOme "lllreet structlon of Miller Ubrary and

preaching." · brings. to $SO,OOO the amount of Mn. RaUl SHD, -W.t ,,.. !oundalion support received lor

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w~ placed lint 1a tbe ._ day, April Sf. TWlo other ICbooll eu1 llnw with a 11nw o1 .. r w111cb ~ WS"e Tabar and Ori. Elliott toot tblrd rill .-1 ~ Wedeyaa. 78', ~

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