PAGE EIGHT
Hi!lei Group Transcribes
—Photo by McNeilEe
THE CAST of the new Hillel Hour transcribe their prograin for
presentation over WMAJ tonight. They are from left to right:
Sheldon Vilensky and Lillian Cassover, student chairmen of the
program; Rabbi Benjamin M. Kahn, foundation director; Sanford
Hertz, foundation president:' and Rabbi Arthur J. Lelyveld.
Lelyveld
To Speak at
Hillel Hour"
As part of the program of Re
ligion-in-Life Week. Rabbi Ar
thur J. Lelyveld, national direc
tor of the B'nai B'rith Hillel
Foundations of America, will take
part in a transcribed broadcast of
the Hillel• radio hour which will
be presented at 7:30 tonight over
WMAJ.
Rabbi Lelyveld is one of the
guest speakers on campus during
RILW. The radio program consists
of an interview with him by three
Hillel student leaders—Lillian
Cassover and Sheldon Vilensky,
chairmen of the Hillel Radio
Hour, Sanford Hertz, president of
the Foundation, Rabbi Benjamin
M. Kahn, director of the Penn
State Hillel Foundation will also
be heard.
The Hillel Hour is a weekly
public service program, sponsored
by radio station WMAJ and pro
duced' by the students of the
Foundation. The show has been
broadcast since WMAJ came into
existence. 0v e r 200 programs
have been produced during the
last six years.
Penn Wins --
(Continued from vane one)
after the period started but field
goals by Don Scanlon and Bob
Brooks matched two shots by Ar
nelle. Herm Sledzik and Jack
Sherry tossed in fielders, closing
the gap to three points.
Arnelle pushed in another while
Brooks was making a foul. The
score stood at 52-50.
With a little over a minute to
go,Beck scored his only field
goal of the second half and iced
the game for Penn. Arnelle and
McMahan each tossed in a foul
before time ran out on the Lions
with Penn in the lead, 54-52.
Arnelle opened the scoring
shortly after the game got under
way with a one hand push shot.
But Tom Holt and Heylmun tal
lied fouls and .Beck tossed in a
field goal, to give Penn a 6-2
lead.
Arnelle kept the Lions in the
game the rest of the quarter,
scoring ten of State's 13 points.
After Arnelle narrowed the score
to 7-6. Ernie Beck and Heylmun
got hot and ran the score to 19-13
at the end of the first quarter.
The Quakers wasted no time in
building on their lead as the sec
ond period opened. Holt, Beck,
Brooks and Scanlon each netted
field goals before the Lions' Ed
Haag could score on a set shot.
Two more fouls by Haag sand
wiched between field goals by
llolt and Heylmun ran the score
to 31-16 in favor of Penn.
A quick field goal by Arnelle
and two by McMahan narrowed
the count to 31-22, but Scanlon
and Beck countered with fielders
and Penn left the court at half
time on the long end of a 34-22
score.
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Barea Will Speak
To Spanish Club
Arturo Berea, a native of Spain
Who is now teaching Spanish at
the College, will • speak at the
regular meeting of El Circulo Es
panol. Spanish - club on campus,
at 7 tonight in Atherton Lounge.
The meeting is open to all those
interested in 'Spanish. Refresh
ments will be served following
Barea's talk.
Education Newspaper
Ed-its, a pamphlet published
bi-weekly by the students of the
Department of Education, will
appear today, Dr. Robert B. Pat
rick, associate professor of edu
cation, announced.
The pamphlet covers the • im
portant news of the School of
Education and its students.
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HOMEMADE PARTY refreshments of all
kinds. Excellent fruitpunch, $1.50 .per
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gallon. Very good banana nut bread 95c
Per loaf. Homemade cookies 34-40 c per
dozen. Birthday cakes and, other cakes.
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State College.
SPECIAL. THIS WEEK Men's dress
shirts, 4 for 70c at Portage Cleaners
thru Student Dry Cleaning Agencies.
TYPING and MIMEOGP,APHINGT--- Sec
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NOTICE = The Ag Hill dining room will
serve banquets of 50-65. Plenty of, park
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rug washer for $125.00. 70 bottles of soap
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