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i Rosary Hill Sets Parley • On Amnesty A daylong conference on “Healing our Nation’s Wounds” will be held next Saturday start- ing at 9:30 a.m. in Rosary Hill College 4380 Main St.. Amherst, by the Amnesty and Reconcilia- tion Coalition (ARC). Bishop Thomas J. Gumhleton, auxiliary bishop of the Arch- diocese of Detroit, will speak. Mrs. Louise Ransom, chair- woman of Americans for Amnes- ty. who lost a son in Vietnam, also will speak. Workshops on amnesty, Tndo-Chinn reconstruc- tion, veterans’ needs and minor- ity commuity concerns will also be featured. ARC! is a group of 13 Protes- tant, Catholic. Jewish and com- munity group:. By GRACE GODDARD The Silver Circle of Rosary Hill College, a new organization formed during this 25th annivers- ary year of the college, is dedi- cated to the enlargement of the college library and a construc- tion of a fine arts center. Forma- tion of the circle was announced on Thursday at a press luncheon at the college in Main St., Sny- der. The Silver Circle Committee, headed by Mrs. Kurt Klein, Mrs. Marie Corcoran and Mrs. Lucile Kinne, will sponsor a champagne reception from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21, to inaugur- ate a series of events. The recep- tion in the Charles J. Wick Cam- pus Center will be highlighted by •f presentation of a specially mint- ed silver pin denoting member- ship in the Silver Circle. Art, Music Planned The evening also will feature an exhibition of art works of Lisa Krauss, Buffalo artist, and a string ensemble of college mu- sicians. Future events now in the plan- ning stage include a “Food for Thought” luncheon and n “Pari- sian .Festival of the Arts.” A date has not yet been desig- nated for the luncheon, but the festival is planned for late June and will include transformation of the campus into as nearly as possible a replica of the Left Bank of Paris. The stream flow- ing through the'campus will be the setting’s “Seine River.” Art displays, Punch and Judy Shows, a carousel, flower carts, strolling musicians, sidewalk cafes and other French-flavored decorative effects are presently under dis- cussion by the circle’s 29-mem- ber Decorations Committee. Changes Noted “Rosary Hill has come a long way since its founding a quarter- century ago as a Catholic wom- en’s college, admittedly of the more exclusive and perhaps se- cluded ‘white gloves’ type,” ex- plained James Penne during a press luncheon on Thursday at the Wick Center where circle plans were divulged and dis- cussed. “This is no longer a Catholic College, although there are nuns jin its faculty. Tnc 'white gloves are no longer in evidence, but a determination to secure a supero education is evidenced l y a sfu- dent body that’s presently about 29 per cent male. “This whole place Is extremely community minded, end our new evening courses especially testi- fy to the fact that the community is interested in Rosary Hill. We’re not merely trying to keep pace with changing times, we’re striving to keep steps ahead.’4 Mrs. Klein expressed gratifica- tion at the cordial response of circle members already enrolled. Committee Members In addition to the three chair- men, the Silver Circle Committee includes Miss Gladys K. Drewe- low, Miss Joyce E. Fink, Miss Mary Lu Littlefield, Sister Ma- rita Lannan, OSF, and Miss Alla- lee A. Babbidge. Also, Mesdames Alfred E. Ans- combe, Harry Blum, Earl W. Brydges, James M. Dillon, Frank X. Fink, Alfred Green- berg, Sheldon T. Lon aha n, George J. Mcaser, Richard J. Metz, Robert A. Miles, Harry Raehman and Meyer Riwchun. Also, Mesdames Ferine, Ed- ward V. Regan, Thomas Schwob, David Simon. Clayton Stnhlka, Paul A. Willax and Alfred W. Ziekmka. Rosary Hill'first college naming faculty to board Miss Patricia E. Curtis, 7 Burbank Dr., and Dr. John B. Starkey, 4430 Main St., both of Snyder, have been elected to the Rosary Hill College Board of Trustees. Miss Curtis is the chairman of the Rosary Hill College music concentration and Dr. Starkey is currently an assistant professor of history at the college. Rosary Hill thus becomes the first college in the Western New York area to add active faculty to its Board. In making the announcement, Board Chairman James M. Dillon stated, “The faculty members as Trustees will add a new dimension to the Board, not only as professional educators but also’ as insiders who are deeply concerned and affected bythe policy making function of the Board, Their input will be invaluable in charting the future course of Rosary Hill.”
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