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IRC mounts pictorial map, organizes gourmet fair Within the first three weeks of the semester, the International Relations Club has completed one project, it's "World Map," and is moving on to another, an International Food Fair. The World Map, which hangs in the Kletz, pictures some fifty IRC members and shows the countries they come from. At the Food Fair Sept. 23 and 27, chaired by junior Pek Ju Hsu,
members of IRC will prepare international dishes such as Japanese, Iranian, German, Dutch, French and Chinese. Other students interested in working on this project are invited to contact Pek Ju Hsu, or any of the IRC officers: Gary Gan, President; Terri Sellers, Vice-president; Moira Poppen, secretary; or Veronika Steigenberger, treasurer.
Higher horizons seek volunteer siblings Forty to 50 fatherless boys hope to find big brothers among Hope's students, according to Marty Sosa, director of Higher Horizons. Now in its 12th year at Hope, the big brother and big sister )rogram involves volunteer colege students who work 2 to 6 lours a week with children aged five to fifteen.
Children referred to the Higher Horizons program are from singleparent homes in the Holland area. Once matched to a child, the big brother or sister can spend time with him or her in a variety of ways. Offices for the Higher Horizons program are located in the basement of Van Vleck Hall.
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WANTED. Courageous people to work for no pay. Frequently the hours and conditions are inconvenient or difficult. Occasionally even dangerous. No reward, beyond the gratitude of the people you help. Apply at your local Red Cross Chapter.
Golfers play short season Hope's golf team will play Aquinas Tuesday in the first of only two home games this season. The match will be played at Clearbrook Country Club in Saugatuck at 1 p.m. Aquinas is a non-league match. Hope did not face Aquinas in any head-to-head competition last year. Hope met them several times in large invitational meets and placed higher each time. Aquinas lost their top golfer to graduation. They did get several promising freshmen. They also provide tough matches. Hope will present one of the best teams they have ever had. They show great potential. The only flaw, if they have one, is that the team needs to show more consistency. Captain Lou Czanko, who leads the team, finished runner-up in the league last year and was All-MIAA. A strong game is also expected from Mark Leonhard. The golfers opened their season yesterday at Albion. Playing under the new conference format, they faced all the MIAA teams together. Each MIAA college will have a home match in which they will host all the other MIAA
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members. Hope's turn will be Oct. 6. Coach Doug Peterson feels that the MIAA will be very strong this year in golf. Albion, Alma, Olivet, and Hope all have good shots at the top honors. Thursday, the Hope golf team travels to Alma for its second MIAA match.
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