Triangle demands larger paper size for Tri-State College news
The Triangle student newspaper at Tri-State College argues four pages are insufficient to cover news, features, and sports. It cites editor unpaid work hours and advertising revenue as constraints, urging readers to support advertisers to sustain a free student press.
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Tri-State
The
Triangle
Syed
Ohew Pitts
Citi Eetteen
Angola
Ce Im
Saga Food Service Runs TriState Cafeteria
The college cafeteria at TriState serves as a daily meeting place for many students from 150 colleges in 35 states. Since June 1959 Saga Food Service now feeds about 600 students daily and townspeople on Sundays with meal tickets and unlimited seconds. Dick Anderson employs fifteen women cooks plus fifty-three student helpers and two student managers Bill McCorkle and Jack Lowery who receive meals for two hours of work daily, helping students continue their education.
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Saga Food
TriState
Ana
A.priviledge
Dick ‘Anderson
Firty
Bill
McCorkle
Lowery
Alumnus O Malia Wins Indiana Water Paper Award
Tri-State College alumnus John O Malia has been honored as Best Paper winner for How Important is Water to Indiana's Economy in the Indiana Section American Water Works Association competition. He will receive a $100 prize and is invited to present at the Indiana Section annual meeting in Indianapolis. O Malia, a Civil Engineering graduate, is enrolled at Michigan State University and hails from Painted Post New York. He was named in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for 1964 1965 and was active with the Civil Engineering Society as program director and representative for the Molois yearbook.
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American. Water : Works: Association
Indiana
American ‘Water: Works
Indianapolis
O'Malia
George Hauck
Department of Civil Engineering
Jack Gordon
Almong
Tri-State
College
Ince
Michigan
State
University
Panted Post
New York
Civil’ Engineering ‘ Society
Moduhis
Co College
Students debate winter carnival and variety show plans
Voices on campus weigh replacing the carnival with a mixed program or keeping the variety show. Students including Sam Briddy Jerry McCaty Bill McMahon Robert Hoppinks Dick Ruiscio Andy eayitt Tony Maloney Bill Eckstraa Phil Amanita Dave Raner Vin Muscate and Robert Peat express support or opposition to a carnival, mixer events, or a combined night as Tri-State College weighs student preferences.
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Opinna
Sam
Briddy
Joséph Cipolla
Jerry
McCaty
Bill
McMahon
Robert
Hoppinks
Ruiscio
Coleges
Andy Eayitt
Noy
Tri-State College
Tony . Maloney
Bill “Eckstraa
Phil Amanita
Dave. Raner
Vin
Welfare chief discusses county programs at Tri-State College
Mrs Josephine Zimmer director of the Steuben County Department of Welfare addressed a public finance class at Tri-State College on Tuesday January 19. She explained the functions merits and organization of the county welfare department and the initiation of federal state and local programs through her office. The fall included a detailed study of medical aid relief to the blind crippled children’s assistance aid to totally disabled persons and aid to woman and dependent child.
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Josephine Zimmer
Steuben County
Department of Welfare
Tri-State College
The
Angola residents cope with county power outage on weekend
Community events highlight Saturday power failure affecting Angola as emergency radios failed from 6:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Police and fire departments stood by, road conditions caused numerous accidents, Tri-State College drivers praised, and 2000 telephones were out of service while outside teams from Fort Wayne Elkhart Valparaiso Goshen LaPorte and Manchester assisted repairs.
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Angola
Baier
General Telephone
Fort ‘Wayne
Elkhart
Valparaiso
Goshen
Junior Investment Club Shows Progress
The Junior Investment Club met on Wednesday January 20 with Vice Chairman Phil Kelly leading the business portion. Reports on office equipment were given and the club voted to purchase shares of a company and bid for shares of another, planning to meet February 4 at 4:00 p.m. to discuss a stock or bond each member regards as a good investment.
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Phil Kelly
Ten Names Submited For Mr Tri State Contest
Ten entrants for the Mr Tri State contest were announced at the Student Council meeting. Names include Dave Collins selected by the SEC, Robert Van Huysen by ALAA, Robin Bryan of ASP, Del Ashkettle of the Chem Sec, Harold Harman of the Booster Club, Larry Starkweather of KEK, Robert Depree of the Mech Soc, Gary Ray of SPD, Neil Mathers of SE Soc, and George Strasser submitted by ten students. The winner will be announced Saturday night at the armory.
Library Robbed By Chrome Locks At Perry Memorial
A Perry Memorial Library reports multiple thefts of toilet door latches. An unknown vandal is suspected of melting chrome locks to hubcaps, causing more colds and fewer cheat sheets as three students were implicated in an incident.
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Webster
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Joe Karla
Dave
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Louis Smith
Don Beek
Bob
Heintzelman
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Charles Baron
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