The Griffin: volume 12, issue 01 - Sept. 22, 1944

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CANISIUS COLLEGE. BUFFALO. NEW YORK
Sept. 22, 1944
GOLDEN DOME BANQUET TOMORROW NIIE
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Ac a rcteni imcting of thr Board of Governors of the Cani- »tt« Collrgr Almnnr A55odaiiofl. the fdloss'ing svrrr rJectrd to thr Board:
Charlw J. Wkk, 'Z2, Presi- dwu; Cor«rlius E, O'Rourke, 'IS. Vkr-Prtsidcnt; Joseph T. Saisdinan. *43D, Secrrtars', and Roger V. O'Day, *36, Treasurrr. 'ITircr nrss* mrmbrrs were added IO the Board of Dirraors to fill ihrrr s*acani posirions imtil thr rrgular atmuaj rleaioo to thr Ikutrd in June, nan^dy. Dr. Leas- asd A. Saptttu.*. 'IS, Hmry J. Koch. *\2, aisd Charles I. Mar- liiu, '15.
'ITtr annual Fall Coomiunitsn Bieakfast ssnll hr held oo Sunday, Daohrr 29ih, \s-ith Rogrr V. 0'I>ay, Chairman, llir present iciikir class ssill hr formally in¬ ducted into ihr Assajciatioii at th« hirakfast.
Mr. William J. Lang, rx '37, has hrm appoinird Assodatr Di* rtsnor of thr Caiholic Youth CouiKst. the Ver)' Rev. Vxnt B. Polish, Dioctsan Direaor, an- isoutKtd loday. "We intmd to givr the Diocesan Catholic ^'ouih a ihormigh apprroatton of the inir nseatung of morality, Ameri¬ canism and ctttumshtp ihrough a ^•arirdl prt^ram of activities cm-
AlUMNI NOTIS (CtiittiinteJ o« pttfe 2. co/. 5)
FATHER RECTOR WILL WELCOME STUDENTS
DR. McTIGUE SAYS VIOLENT TREMOR FELT AT COLLEGE    |
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The earthquake, ss-hidi rocked | Buffalo and Western New York and sent many citizens into the street in their m'ght clothes, tn the early rooming of September Sth ss-as deteaed hs* the seismo¬ graph l:tfre at the allege. Dr. Austin V. McTigue, professor of {^s-$tcs and mathematics esti¬ mated from the recordings that the center of this tremor was lo¬ cated at a p<»nt approximately 293 miles from Buffalo. CoUec- tise data from the seismological stations shosv that it occurred at a point near Cornwall, Quebec, in a northeasaerly direction from Buffalo.
Although the shod^ wa» only one of nsedium strength, the seis- nMigjaph recorded the reflected rays for alintt»c an hour. The original disturbance caused the stylus to sssnng in an arch of about se\-en inches on twse instru- romt, and it went off the record otn the nwrc sensitive one.
A later earth tremor was re¬ ported MtMiday, September 12th. ITve shock had its center some 9200 miles away, probably tn tlw Dutch East Indies.
Cam'sfus Presents Aimial Concert On October 20, At Kleinhans Music Haii
"Footlight Faswitcs'* is the name of thr fifth annual Canisius CoUtTpf CoiKrrt, vvhich svill bc hrld this yrar on t'riday rsaiiiig. October 20 at Klrinhans Music Hall. Edward J. Sullivan ha* been nanwd grnrral chainnan. whilr .Miss Aiuu G. O'Brirn is chaiinsan of thr patron conmiittre. Joseph *r. Sandman, chairman of thr tickrt commtitrr. has an- isouttcrsl ihat tickets, which bene¬ fit thr Canisius College impnave- nieni fund, will go on sale at Denton, Collier & Daniels after (Xtober 16. Peter J. Golden, chairman of the Program com¬ mittee, frrls sure that eseryxme will ihtiioughly enjoy an evening of popular music beautifully sung
hy four first«rate artists. S<h»c- thing lilting, stHiKthing gay . . . four jwing singers will lead ywi dosvn the trail of melo<ly from Vienna to tlw lights of Broadway. E\tiuisite. hauntingly familiar, light and bright . . . love and laughter and nostalgia ... a mu^ steal bouquet of tunes both old and new . . . the incomparable beauty of what has been anil the promise of the songs of tomorross". Sum it all up in one sentence .». 'I'hc, Canisius Collej^ Concert will present music that goes to your heart.
l^ickets; for the concert and the dance afterwards in the Mary Seaton Room will sell for $1.20, :^1.8(K S2,U\ $2.70 (iiKT. Tax.)
Leave your raticm books at home and wear your best smile when you come to the Golden Dome Banquet, tomorrmv night at 7:30 p-m. in the Stanford AVhiic Room of the Hotel Markeen. Enter¬ tainment will be provided by the Canisius College Glee Oub and a ntmiber of soloists, who will present a varied program of vocal and instrumental music.
Fact^ Speakers Speeches svill be ddivcred by Fatlier Timothy J. Cmighlin, S.J., President of the College, Father John B. Morris, S.J., Assistant Dean, and Frank Becht, president of the senior da^. Robert McCoskej-, prefect of the Sodality, will serve as toastmaster.
CommHfees
Frank J. Becht. general chair¬ man, assures all who come an esening of all rotmd good fellow¬ ship that will not soon be forgot¬ ten. WTlliam Dauria, chairman of the reservations committee, urges those who have not as yet purchased tickets to do so at WKe. You may buy tickets f nxn Michael Forster^ Alfred Wein- heimer. Nidmlas Alarfmo» Edwin Zienier, .Anth«iy Falsone, Ralph Gibson, Edson Edmonds, Frank Liberto, Frank Cuomo and Ed¬ ward Campagna.
.Arrai^Eprments have been made by Joseph DeFaIco and his com- nuttee consisting of Nelsixi Cant- Avell, Robert Schuler, Elig^us Wolicki, ITiomas Murphy, Hor- ance Bellanca and Das-id Juenker.
ITie Reception Committee, with Rtchard Sxymczyk as chairman, consists of Naja Sfdr, Josei^ Skalskt, John O'Brien, James Curtin, Joseph Wechter, Eugime Hilton and Milford Maloney.
Sandy Anselmo. chairman of the Entertaitmient Committee, has for committeemesu Roger Goer- gen, James Kinney, Homer Grady, James Hoar, Joseph Qm'nlivan, John Crawforti and William Dengler.
Publicity for the affair was handled by: James Hogan, chair¬ man, Bernard Dean, James Mc- Garvtf)', Wilbert Egcr, Kenneth Schunk, Gaylord Rkh, Jwjeph Ortolam and William Dalev.