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PAGE 6 GOLD BUG May 2, 1974 Steeringcommitte Carnival promises named to hasten something for everyone Long Range Plan Children of all ages are Invited to enjoy the exhibit their works and compete for the $75 ames, retresnments, entertainment, and carnival prize . •Judging will be held at 1 p.m. in front of the Western Maryland College has appointed a atmospnere at Western Maryland College's third steering committee to implement the initial stages of the institution's Long Range Plan. Library. Entry forms and additional information is The Board of Trustees selected as chairman of annual May Day carnival, held from 11 a.m. to !' the committee Richard H. Ellingsworth, chairman available by contacting Mike Carroll, Box 161, of the Board and president of General Elevator Co., p.m. on Saturday, May 4. Inc., of Baltimore. 'The group will actively seek Western Maryland College. funds for the construction of three new structures This year, the carnival will have something to on campus: a residence center (already begun and slated for completion by fall, 1974), student center, The modern language department will give the and performh~g arts_c~nter. interest everyone. Sports enthusiasts can try public a taste" of culture with Spanish and Greek basketball baseball, or lacrosse throws. Pony and Other members of the steering committee in- , pastries. For those who prefer something more clude: Dr. Lowell S. Ensor, president emeritus of Western Maryland College; Ralph G. Hoffman, attorney from Westminster; Austin E. Penn, chairman of the Executive Committee of Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.; Alleck A. Resnick, atto~ey from Baltimore; and Charles H. Sch~ls, vice president and treasurer ~f General Mamtena~c:e Service, Inc., of Washmgton, D.C. Ex-offiCIO committee members are Wilbur D. Preston, Jr., chairman of the college Board of Trustees, and Dr. Allan W. Mund, chairman of the Development Committee of the Board of Trustees. Mr. Ellingsworth is chief executive officer of one the nation's leaders in installing, maintaining, repairing, and modernizing elevators. He is a graduate of Wheaton College. The chairman is a member of the Rotary Club of Baltimore; a director of The National Elevator Industry, Inc.; on the Board of Trustees of Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis. He joined the Western Maryland College Board of Trustees in 19"73. tennis squad. The WMC Girl's tennis team is well underway in Hoping to keep up the winning streak, the its 1974season with five returning varsity players. urges students to attend the last remaining Even though they lost their first two matches Harford Community College at 3 p.m. on against Frostburg and Maryland, the team has won The last match will be away at Gettysburg on their four most recent matches, against Hood, 7. Towson, UMBC, and Notre Dame. This year's varsity members include captain lacrosse Beth McWilliams, Barb Kohler, Mary Ebmeier. The Women's lacrosse team with two . Cindy Palmer, freshman Robin Caudill, Sue April 25 Wilson zero score to match our 18. On Saturday Wagner, Karen Merckle, Judy Warfield, and Sue also suffered from defeat with the final score of 6 Whitmore. The team also claims a promising JV our 17 goals.