BAREFOOTERS Erie Civid Theatre's presentation of "Barefoot in the Park" October 11 through 20 will be of special interest to Behrendites. Starring as the newlywed wife will be Paula Ignasiak of the.Behrend Players while anoth— er former Player, Bill Frazier Jr., plays the young husband. Paula, a sophomore in Theater Arts, is well known for her past performances in Player productions. She first appeared in "Aria da Capo" during Behrend's Salute to the Erie Civic Ballet. For her portrayal of Helen of Troy in "Tiger at the Gate" last spring, she was named Player's Best Actress of the Year. During the summer, she had the female lead in "Bye, Bye Birdie" and also was assistant director and choreographer for Gannon's production of "Marat/Sade". At Behrend she is an active member of SGA and a charter member of Delta Psi Omega, the Nat— ional Dramatics Fraternity. Bill Frazier attended Behrend five years ago and was also a member of Players and Delta Psi Omega. In his first appearance at Behrend, he created the role of Somersault from "Land of Counterpane" in a "Three for One" night. His acting ability inspired the Behrend Players and led Mr. Grove to try "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off" in the spring. Besides performances in New York, Philadelphia and various other places, he had one of the leadirig roles in Gannon's "Marat/ Sade" this summer. Besides Paula and Bill, other members of the "Barefoot_in the Park" cast are Shirley Levin as the mother—in—law, David Hoh as an over friendly neighbor, Jim Casino and Jerry Seelinger. Described by Life Magazine as "one of the funniest comedies ever," Neil Simon's play of just—married housekeeping in a Greenwich Village apartment promises to be well ' , faith 1,411116-- Saint Mark Episcopal Church on Old French Road needs an organist for 10a.m. Sunday services and 7:30 p.m. Thursday rehearsals. Contact Mr. Claridge. LOST and FOUND Would the person who found a suede jac— ket in the OB Tuesday morning please call Nadine Erich ? 833-6792. It's going to be cold this winter. Don Marti ,- f3und a large sum of money in the gym. Whoever 1.0.5 t it please claim it to room 105 on the dorm or call 399-2251. CLASSIFIED WANTED CAMPUS EXPAN Construction of a new science build— ing to permit more advanced study begin this fall at Behrend under an appropri— ation of funds by the General State Authority of Pennsylvania. The building will be designed by the local architec— tural firm of Gray, Weber and Kern, while the actual construction will be determined by the lowest bid received by the school. The building will be located between the walk of the Otto F. Behrend Building and the parking lot by the woods. It will house two biological science and three drafting laboratories, preparation and storage.rooms, an independent study lab, a live animal storage room, six class— rooms and office space for fourteen fac— ulty members. This construction will permit an expansion of the biological sciences and will allow science majors to remain a full two years at Behrend thereby saving approximately half of the college tuition. In addition to this, the Otto F. Behrend Building will be converted into an organic chemistry lab which will result in further advanced study. This will mean an increase in both faculty and student enrollment by January, 1970--the desired completion date. Anyone finding a cherry red semi— acoustic Sekova guitar, a Hagstrom 4—string Sunburst bass guitar, or a Bell 35—watt P.A. system come to the Nittany Cub office. Used IBM typewriter, reconditioned, like new, and a Royal typewriter will go to the highest bidder. If interested, come to the publications office. this is a public service of the CLASS= TED LOST FOR SALE lON
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