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Page 2 THE BEACHCOMBER December 6, 1971

Concerts Herald
Christmas Cheer

THE PACESETTERS . . , 'Ihere will be a surprise Santa al the assembly, someone well
known to everyone."

Kids on Campus

Center Gaining Support

by Sallv Carter

Staff Writer

Students were urged to support PBJC's child
care center at a rally on the SAC patio
November 24. The rally publicized a December
4 Bike-a-thon to raise funds for the proposed
center.

SGA President John Martin hosted the pro-
gram and introduced guest speakers Angela
Ford and Ron Weisinger,

Ms. Ford, a member of the Palm Beach
County Women's Political Oucus. cited child
care centers as "a woman's issue." She said the
high cost of private child care denied many
women the opportunity to complete their
education.

She also reminded the gathering that children
"need fathers as well as mothers " and urged
thai young men participate in the child-care

NEED IS APPARENT . . . Ms. Barbara
Matthews. PBJC instructor, said at the rally
that she has been strongly aware of the need for
a child care center for the past three years.

program.

Weisinger is Director of 4-C, Community
Coordinated Child Care of Palm Beach County.
He discussed the possibility of obtaining federal
funds for the center, and said 4-C is cooperating
with PBJC as well as with FAU, which is also
seeking to establish an on-campus child care
facilitv at this time.

The child care center is not a new idea.
According to psychology instructor Barbara
Matthews, who first proposed such a center
three years ago, "The need was apparent to me
because the child development courses I teach
attract young parents."

"Most parent-students 1 know are under
extreme financial stress, and they feel guilty
about leaving their children."

Ms. Matthews says the suggestion was pre-
sented at various times, but has only recently
found acceptance.

"Much of the credit goes to students Mary
Headley and Connie Laakso." Ms. Matthews
emphasizes.

"They approached me on the idea this term,
and I shared my information with them. These
two young women have put a lot of work into
the project to get it moving." she explained.

Dr. Samuel Bottosto spoke briefly at the
rally, expressing his support of the planned
facility. What is educationally sound, he said,
should be administratively possible.

He stressed the importance of coming up
with "a complete package" to present to the
administration and trustees, who have not yet
given their approval of the project.

Ms. Matttiews says the center initially would
provide care for preschool children of full-time
-Students during the day, but might expand later
to include children of staff and faculty and to
remain open in (he evenings.

The center would meet an existing need,
according to student surveys. How many
parents might return to college, if child care
were provided, cannot be calculated.

Some of the past resistance was relectance to
intrude on what was considered a community
affair. The trend today, however, is to view
on-campus child care as one more way to make
college educatio i possible for everyone who
wants it.

The on-campus facility has an added "plus"
in its favor: campus parents can participate in
decisions surrounding the care situation that
will affect their children.

by Julie Merritt
Staff Writer

"Deck the halls with boughs
of holly." That's exactly what
the Music Department intends
to do to these iiallowed halls
on Wednesday, December 8.

Two concerts are scheduled
for Wednesday. One is at 10:30
a.m. for students and faculty
members. A performance for
the general public is to be
presented at 8:00 p.m.

Both performances are in
the auditorium aid there is no
admission charge.

Concert Choir, Concert
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"Glory to God." an original
number written by PBJC music
instructor Irving Gross, is to be
performed for the first time by
the Concert Band and Ch6rus.

Mr. Sy PryweUer, Band
director, wished to make it
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surprise Santa at the 10:3C
a.m. assembly. It is someone
well known to everyone."

According to Ms. Pat John-
son, choir director. "A record
attendance was set last year
and we would really like to top
that."

Ms. Johnson requests that
students bring canned goods or
toys to the assembly program
tor the SGA welfare drive.

If the Christmas spirit hasn't
moved you yet. or even if it
has, plan to attend this
outstanding musical event.

Pat Gibbs . . . help others hav

For Christmas Happiness

More food, clothing, and toys are needed to bring a httle
cheer into the lives of 25 underprivileged families this
Christmas.

The Christmas drive, "Getting It All Together, "which
began two weeks ago, is an attempt by PBJC students to
collect gifts for some 160 local residents who are on the Palm
Beach County welfare roll.

In addition to the collection bo.xes on campus, letters have
been sent to merchants soliciting their support. Merchants are
also being contacted in person.

So far the only problem with the drive is that of manpower.
Help is needed in all aspects of the drive from contacting
merchants to cleaning and wrapping gifts.

The SGA is encouraging all social clubs to lake part in the
project.

If you or your club would like to donate a Httle time and
energy to help give the spirit of Christmas to deserving
families, see Pal Gibbs in the cafeteria or Linda Martin in the
SAC Lxjunge.

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Richard Haydan — Business Manager Fall Term

Danny LeBron — Feature Editor Fall Term

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Sally Carter — Staff Writer — Columnist

Mr. Charles R, McCreight — Advisor Carl Robinson — Photographer Fall Term Marilyn Mower — Circulation Manager

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Danny LeBron — Feature Editor

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Julie Merritt — Staff Writer Fall & Winter Term

Tom McCain — Photography Editor Winter Term

Danny LeBron — Feature Editor Fall Term

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maybe when i am done and
reread this i can say this is

nothing
yet it was not here before and now

exists
conveyed mind, experience, life
all i know and share with you
some of what you have too ,
experience

yet you read and agree, say this is
with you too, and i am satisfied.

contemplating against man

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MR. MUSTO

DR. CRANE

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plan to do tomorrow but know

i'll forget tomorrow also,
thinking what i should have done

instead of what i did,

oh well
tomorrow maybe i'll complete the past
and be caught up

for awhile. . . .

MR. SAMMONS CHAIRMAN

MR. CAYLOR

MR. TAN

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8. Parking over yellow lines

9. Parking in NO PARKING AREA
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Jim O'Neal

Jo Anne Weaver

John Macy

Marcia Weingarten

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VOICE OPPOSITION TO CUT BACKS AND APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE JUNIOR COLLEGES.

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MAYOR KENNETH BRADLEY, MRS. CONNIE LAAKSO, MRS. MARY HEADLEY BIKATHON TO RAISE
FUNDS TO SUPPORT CHILD DAY CARE CENTER.

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DEBBIE AMACKER, LEAH SPERBER, VICKIE BETZNER, ANGELA DEFINA, MARY POSTROZNY

DEBBIE PLATT, LA DONNA KEYS, MELINDA PENNEY, DEBBIE COMERFORD, NANCY PLATT,
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LINDA WRIGHT -CHIEF PHOTO LAB TECHNICIAN

RJCK HOLLIS - CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER

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