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''.?-.'"*.- • >.•TWMPm - IT i _INSTRUCTOR LE ROY STEINGRABER, right, showsJoe Mayer and Steve Wokmunski how to set stone inBrick Laying class.Use Special RoomApprenticePrepare for"Mary had a little flock;They built their houseof Hazard Bloc."So goes the rhyme on the wallof one of San Diego's buildingmaterials companies who will besponsoring the county-wide apprenticeshipbrick-laying contest nextmonth.In a specially constructed roomat Mesa campus, 27 apprenticebrick layers are being taught howto build strong walls, design variousconcrete and brick structures,and how to use brick and blocmaterials in the building trades.The class, taught by LeRoy Steingraber,a master craftsman in thebuilding industry during the dayand an Evening College apprenticeprogram instructor at night, actuallybuilds walls as well as brickand bloc designs right along thewalls of the classroom. Constructedof re-inforced concrete, the wallsof the classroom will hold theweight of th*e many bricks andstones built against them.Class members are working to-THELITTLE CHAPELOF THE ROSESTHEPERFECT SETTINGFORBeautiful Weddingsfor information phone422-0118BLOCBrick LayersArea Contestward the annual apprentice bricklayingcontest slated for Marchat the Hazard Bloc Company,Friars Road. The public is invitedto watch the apprentices matchtheir skills against one another aspart of the competition which willlead the winners entering the statebrick-laying contest to be heldlater in the spring.The brick-laying course, one ofthe several apprenticeship classesin vocational fields at EveningCollege, qualifies the student afterthree years to enter the vocationon the apprentice wage scale. Astudent is required to pass a mechanicalabilities and aptitude testbefore being admitted to thecourse, said Walter G. Coats, programcoordinator.Magazines Stored;Lack of Funds CitedWhat do you do with 400 poundsof magazines?That's the question that StudentCouncil, Sigma Rho Alpha, andMr. Darrell Rumsey are facing.The whole problem started severalmonths ago when Dr. ArthurJensen received a letter thankinghim for considering the donationof magazines to the Peace Corpsin Costa Rica. Dr. Jensen turnedthe letter over to Sigma RhoAlpha, thinking it would be agood service. project.Tom .Ishino presented the ideato the Student Council as a representativeof the fraternity forhelp.After they had collected themagazines, Ishino contacted thePeace Corps and told them aboutthe magazines, and asked whenthey would come and get them.He was told to mail the magazines,and the Post Office toldhim it would cost $10 for everythirty pounds.The problem still remains ashow to most economically sendthe magazines. Too, storage spaceis at a bare minimum.Magazines, anyone?BRIGPEOPLE WHO LIVE IN GLASS HOUSES . . .SHOULDN'T THROW HAZARD PRODUCTS ITHE KNIGHT OWLM s tofey& * «