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International students will be The the guest of the Southern Bap- elude t tists of Champaign-Urbana at tives of an International Student ban- plus flat quet at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in W. En Medical Center, Chicago* the Medical Center, with By FRAN MYERS the Baptist Student Center. Projects: arrangements as raNewS'Gasette University Editor the same the architect for College of Agriculture: Agron- Keynote speaker for the pro- dent ml those for rste DANVILLE • • University of Veterinary Medicine Im- omy, South Farm Heating sys- gram will be Dr. Frank Steely, Reser DANVILLE — Three Univer-I aid trustees Friday emtem, $2,800; Plant pathology, professor of history, sity of Illinois faculty mem-1 Illinois architects and engineers provements. State College, Ky. ployed bers and three non-University on three more capital improve- Clark, Daily, Dietz and As- equipment, $5,965; f o r e s t r y , representatives Friday were ments at the University of Illi- sociates. U r b a n a, was ven- pressure-vacuum cylinder a n d Dr. Steely received h i 3pe. related instrumentation, an ad- degree from the University i gaged named and tees to by the Ul Board of Trus- nois —' in Champaign-Urban a on the for engineering services dition to $10,000 appropriation South Carolina, and his paving of Oak Street, the advisory committee and at the Chicago Medical psts for the Division of University from the University of Kentuc- Flash construction of a Central Trash July 18, 1962, $4,600. ra- Extension. Center. Disposal Depot, and Construc- College of Education: Uni- ky and his PhD from the Uniited Trustees meeting in the Wol- tion of parking facilities south versity High School, audio-vis- versity of RochesterJBpiong Meeting at the Wolford Hoapproved ford Hotel, Danville, took these of Florida Avenue, in Cham- ual equipment and library ex(Jni- tel. Danville, trustees the com- initial steps on projects sched- palgn-Urbana. pansion, $7,227; industrial edu- Engineering, remodeling to inthree Ul persons to |t is mittee : Prof. Charles K. Bright- uled for development in the next This agreement also includes cation, equipment, including crease research space and for «* bill, head, recreation and mu- blennium, if funds are availa- the surveys, estimates of cost, surface planer and universal expansion of machine shop, $4,- cess. 1 light is 400. nicipal park administration; ble. preparation of plans and spec- grinder, $6,900. Prof. Warren F. Doolittle Jr., The firm of Perkins and Will, ifications and general superviStatistical Service Unit: Aux- enlists College of engineering: art department; and Prof. Ken- Chicago, was engaged for arch- sion of construction, at a fee Civil engineering, universal iliary equipment for the 1401 ments i termine neth J. Trigger, mechanical itectural services on the Vet- based on minimum fees of the testing machine, $25,500 > IBM computer, $5,242. lengineering department; re- erinary Medicine Small Animal Illinois Society of Professional physics betatron, prefabriUniversity Extension: Au|e* placing Profs. Ross J. Martin, Clinic, for Champaign-Urbana. Engineers. Oak Street is paved cated metal building, $8,000. dio-Visual Aids service, rea- R. Stewart Jones and Director The contract calls for prelim- to Armory, and this contract College of Fine and Applied placement of .equipment, r- Duane A. Branigan. inary studies, working draw- calls for paving beyond that Arts: School of Music, practice materials and supplies lost nNon - Ul representatives: ings, plans and specifications, point. These projects also are pianos and organs, $36,000. In a fire, an addition to Russell L. Giun, president, In- and supervision of construction, listed in the new planning for College of Liberal Arts and $25,ooo appropriated April S c i e n c e s ; Chemistry, under 19, 1961, $30,040. a 8 terstate Printers and Publish- at a fee of six per cent of the 1963-65. Trustees approved $255,- graduate teaching equipment, For the Chicago undergradrth- ers, Danville; William R. Mcin- construction costs. Trustees are the tosh, superintendent, Rock- requesting $4,000,000 in the new 057 from nonrecurring ap- $5,266; psychology, comparative uate division these items were the ford Public Schools; and Ger- 1963-65 capital budget for con- propriations for work on a l a b o r a t o r y furnishings and approved: College of Arc ald Plank, director, personnel struction of the Small Animal number of projects at the equipment, $9,322; mathemat- ture and Art, equipn Library, additional acqui University, These Include ics, equipment, $8,135. ele- department, Caterpillar Trac- Clinic and Hospital. Joliet; the sum of $18B,417 for the Library: Equipment, $21,520. $15,000; and Medical Center Of- tor Co., Browne, replacing Rich- 1 Friedman, Alschuler, and ard G. Normal; Dale Champaign - Urban a deCollege of Physical Educa- Physical Plant, replacement of pre- | Sutton, supervisor of personnel, Sincere, Chicago, was en* 5v g a g e d for architectural 133 partments ; $19,540 for the tion : Ice Kink, ice resurfacer, ducts in the Medical Research Laboratory. $33,000; and Pharu l y I Illinois Bell Telephone Co., Chi- services on the Physical Chicago Undergraduate Dl- $8,500. vlslon, and $47,000 for the Ad-Ica£°*» anf* Giun, who was reap-j Plant Service Building, at Physical Plant: Mechanical macy, equipment, $14,000. !v;;j_| pointed for one year. L'n'f] Others whose terms have not Wpired include: Ul — Profs. fion Harvey W. Huegy and George the W. White; non - Ul, Lloyd Mc•^m^».m*m'^!9!im'(^mfmr^*m^* W^MM Bride^Eaub-district director^ Pin xszrz^az^sz:

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