Montgazette, Vol. 06, No. 07, 1972-02-01

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Dr. Jack A. Worthington, dean
of Student Affairs at Montgomery County Community College,
has announced that a student
bus service is now available to
the campus from two locations.
The college has contracted
Romano Bus Service in Norristown to provide daily transportation to and from the campus at
the following locations: Norristown, (DeKaib pike and Lafayette street); and at the Gwynedd
Valley Station (Reading Railroad). Buses are scheduled to
leave these locations duringthe
morning in time for 8 and 9
o'clock classes, and will depart
from the campus in the early
and late afternoon hours.
Bus tickets must be purchased on campus in the student
activities office, Room 13, College Hall. The weekly ticket
rate for the Norristown route is
$5, and $2.50 for the Gwynedd
Valley Station.
The Norristown bus schedule
is as follows: Norristown (DeKaib pike & Lafayette street) to
campus: (morning)
uaiiy - Monday thru Friday:
Leave Norristown - 7:20 a.m.;
arrive at campus - 8:48 a.m.
Tuesday and Thursday -leave
Norristown — 8:30 a.m.; arrive
at campus — 8:55 a.m.
Blue Bell Campus to Norristown (afternoon)
Monday, Wednesday and Friday - leave campus -1:37p.m.;
arrive   Norristown   2:02 p.m.
Daily - Monday thru Friday-
leave campus — 4:20 p.m.; arrive   Norristown — 4:45 p.m.
The Gwynedd Valley schedule
is as follows: Gwynedd Valley
to campus: (morning)
Daily - Monday thru Friday-
leave Gwynedd Valley - 7:53
a.m.; arrive at campus —8a.m.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday - leave Gwynedd Valley -
8:58 a.m.; arrive at campus -
9:05 a.m.
Tuesday and Thursday-leave
Gwynedd Valley - 9:10 a.m.;
arrive at campus - 9:20 a.m.
Blue Bell Campus to Gwynedd
Valley: (afternoon)
Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
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Day
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On January 19, the Academic
Policies Committee of the
Faculty Senate discussed a day
care program for Montgomery
County Community College.
The committee felt a professionally - planned program
would involve salaries, state
insurance regulations and other
complex problems which would
be too expensive and time consuming to plan for this semester. The committee agreed,
however, that this type of program should be investigated for
implementation for the upcoming fall semester.
At the present time, a cooperative involving parent's
donating time is being discussed
by a number of interested parties.
The cafeteria's services will
be in full swing in approximately two weeks, at which time ARA
Food Services, the concessionaire, will be offering Montco a
variety of foods including both
hot and cold platters and sandwiches.
Raymond R. Conseur, Operations Manager, has guaranteed
quick and efficient service despite the fact that many students
will be lunching at the same
time. Mr. Conseur stated that,
breakfast will be made upon request and that, eventually, this
too will develop into a permanent "piek-up" meal.
Each day, two or three differ
ent entrees will be available,
along with a choice of three to
five vegetables and a daily soup.
One can choose from two or
three large hot piatters and four
or five cold platters at a cost of
about $.90 with the exception of
beef and more expensive meats
ranging up to $1.20. Cold and
hot sandwiches, salads, pies,
cakes and ice cream are available, also at a minimal cost.
The cafeteria operates from
7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily except
Friday, until 4 p.m.. The company has also installed a number
of vending machines In a separate section of the cafeteria to
take over after regular hours.
Cultural Programs Planned
Carola Goya in the Indo-
American Dance Company, and
an all-college arts and crafts
program will provide Montgomery County Community College
with a variety of cultural programs this season.
On Friday, March 24th at 8:30
p.m., guest artist, Carola Goya
of the Indo-American Dance
Company, featuring the internationally-known choreographer
Matteo, will perform at the Cultural Arts Center in the Science
and Technology Complex.
Ten dancers will accompany
Carola Goya in a program consisting of a medley of international folk dances. The Student Center Board will sponsor this performance.
April will bring the other
two programs, the first program to be presented on. the 21st
at 8:30 p.m. when "The Fan-
tasticks," will be performed.
with   the   Hedgerow - Theatre