Follow the spots
Sports club plans rally
Members of the Jayhawk Sports Car Club and the Sports Car Club of America will be driving the roads south of Lawrence searching for lime bags Saturday night.
It's all part of the Jayhawk Car Club's next event, the Hares and Hounds Rally.
Rally participants will leave the Malls Shopping Center at 7:30 p.m. to follow a predetermined course marked for them a few minutes earlier by the "Hares," said Roger Williams, research assistant in the geology department, and Bob Low, Wichita sohomore.
THE TWO WILL throw lime bags out of their car onto the shoulder of the road as they drive, making white splotches.
The correct course may even be straight ahead, and the only way to find out is to pick a direction. If the driver navigator teams encounter a lime bag a half mile down the road, fine. If not—they must return to the intersection and pick another direction.
Drivers of following cars interpret a splotch at an intersection as a signal for a possible turn. But which way ?
flat but to peer under the disabled car with a flashlight to see if it concealed a lime splotch.
Entriken says, "You'll also find a lot of waiting at intersections to see if the guy ahead of you comes back or not I ran in one rally where we caught up with two cars at a marked intersection. One car turned left and the other went straight. We just waited.
Robert Entriken, San Francisco senior and acting president of the Jayhawk Sports Car Club, says it is legal for a participant to park his car over a splotch and let other unwary teams pass by.
WILLIAMS RECALLS a Hares and Hounds Rally in which his car suffered a flat. While parked at the side of the road, he said, another participant pulled up behind him—not to help fix the
"When we saw both cars start turning around,we left and found the next lime bag.
UPON COMPLETING the rally each driver-navigator team must tell how many miles the actual course covered and how many lime bags were thrown out.
The event is open to non-members of the club. All cars participating must be equipped with seat belts.
Geologist series will open Friday
Several prominent geologists are scheduled to give lectures in Lindley Hall during March, H. A. Ireland, professor of geology announces.
Thomas Freeman, professor of geology at the University of Missouri, will give two lectures March 3. At 4:30 p.m. he will speak on "Operational classification of unconformities." At 9:30 a.m. he will speak on "Petrographic detection of hidden hiatuses."
Howard R. Gould, director of research at Humble Oil Co., will lecture on "Sedimentary facies and their importance in oil finding" at 8 p.m., March 10.
JOHN WRAY, Marathon Oil Co., will speak on "Pennsylvanian fossil algae" at 7:30 p.m. March 6.
George W. White, professor of geology at the University of Illinois, will give a lecture series on the history and philosophy of geology March 27, 28, 29. Times will be posted in Lindley Hall.
Prof to lecture at NATO meet
Open Wednesday Evenings Malls Shopping Center Plenty of Free Parking
Larry J. Kevan, professor of chemistry, will lecture on "The Solvated Electron in Ice" at the NATO conference in Portmerion, Wales, held from March 31 to April 10.
Kevan has been doing research on electron reaction in water and ice at KU's Advanced Study Institute on Radiation Biology.
"It is hoped that the research will prove useful in understandin- gradation effects on biological systems," Kevan said.
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