THE BATTALION
Thursday, November 3, 1966 College Station, Texas Page 6
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AAUP Elects New Officers
Physics Professor Dr. Melvin
Eisner has been elected 1966-67
president of the Texas A&M
chapter of the American Associa
tion of University Professors.
Other new officers include Dr.
John Nuttall, associate professor
of physics, first vice president;
John M. Glasgow, assistant pro
fessor of economics, second vice
president, and Dr. Davis Fahl-
quist, assistant professor of geo
physics, secretary-treasurer.
Dr. John Treacy, associate pro
fessor of economics, is retiring
president of the 160-member
chapter.
Air Force Captain
Joins Judo Staff
USAF Capt. Gibbs Dibrell joins
Dr. George Blanton as instructor
in the A&M Judo Club for the
coming year.
Officers include Don Scafe,
president; Dale McKinney, vice-
president, and Lyle Baie, secre
tary-treasurer. Lt. Col. Thomas
F. Hines returns as club sponsor.
Lamar State Holds Americans Like
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The second meeting of a Texas
A&M-sponsored Community Ser
vice Seminar will be held at La
mar State College in Beaumont
Friday and Saturday.
Administrators and managers
from 10 Texas cities will meet
with faculty members from La
mar St2l!,e and A&M to study
community problems, solving
Five University
English Staffers
Due At Workshop
Five members of Texas A&M’s
Department of English will at
tend the Fall Workshop of the
District I meeting of the Texas
Joint Committee on English for
Schools and Colleges at Sam
Houston State College in Hunts
ville Saturday.
Attending will be Dr. Lee J.
Martin, head of the Department
of English and director of edu
cational television at Texas A&M;
Professors Harry Hierth and
Richard Ballinger; Associate Pro
fessor H. L. Kidd; and Assistant
Professor Frank Peirce.
Dr. Martin will present a de
monstration of the overhead pro
jector in the teaching of com
position, a technique which he
pioneered. It is in widespread
use in both high schools and col
leges and universities through
out the state.
TJEC was organized a number
of years ago at the instance of
the late Dr. T. F. Mayo, then
head of the Department of Eng
lish at Texas A&M and other
university and high school Eng
lish teachers who understood the
need for close cooperation be
tween high schools, colleges and
universities in the teaching of
English.
techniques and solution pro
posals.
Representatives of city govern
ments in Beaumont, Orange,
Groves, Nederland, Port Arthur,
Port Neches, Houston, Texas
City, LaMarque, Baytown and
Galveston -will attend.
Faculty panelists include Irv
ing Dawson, chairman of Lamar
State’s government department,
and three A&M representatives:
W. E. Benton of the history and
government department, and
Claude Bitner and Allen Pulsi
pher, both of the economics de
partment.
Information exchange on mu
nicipal government personnel
policies and regional cooperation
among local governments in Tex
as will be carried on, Bitner said.
The first seminar meeting was
held at A&M.
Poultry Science
Plans Trukey Sale
Sidney Coufal, president of the
Poultry Science Club, announced
today that the club will sponsor
a smoked turkey sale again this
year.
Coufal said for the past six
years the profits from the sale
has been used to send the junior
and senior poultry judging teams
to the national contest and to aid
in the support of other club ac
tivities.
The club purchases U. S. gov
ernment - inspected “Grade A”
turkeys and has the Oak Ridge
Smokehouse of Fredericksburg
smoke them. These turkeys range
in size from nine to twelve pounds.
They are packaged in Cry-O-Vac
bags so they can be frozen and
stored.
Last year the club sold more
than 300 turkeys. This year, in
formation can be obtained from
the Poultry Science Department
or the birds may be bought at the
Poultry Science Farm.
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Fifty-seven million Americans
—which is almost one out of
three—pedaled away in 1966 and
made bicycling one of this na
tion’s most popular participant
sports, says Miss Lucille Moore,
Extension recreation specialist
at Texas A&M University.
If you want to whirl off to
join them, you should know some
thing about what kind of bicycle
to buy.
There are three distinct types:
(1) Middleweight bikes have tires
13/4 inches in diameter and are
lighter than the old balloon-tired
heavyweights, now nearly ex
tinct. Middleweights are sturdy
and good for kids, but other rid
ers find them cumbersome and
tiring. (2) Lightweights come in
3, 5, 10 and 15 gear speed models.
Unfortunately, some lightweights
are light in name only. Heft
them and compare the weights.
(3) The fad bikes, such as the
currently widely popular “high-
rise” and folding models make up
the third group.
The fad bikes account for half
the sales today. Basically^ these
are merely variations of the old
small-wheel heavy or middle
weight bikes with the seat and
handlebars hiked up high. They
have 16-to-20-inch wheels, “high-
rise” handlebars and long "bana
na seats.” Some even have a
back rest. Sometimes the bikes
have fat,, slick dragster tires on
the rear and other motorcycle
affectations.
Aimed more at the adult
market are bikes that break apart
or fold up for carrying in cars or
boats. They adjust for all size
people, and some have gears.
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