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On An Island With You?
April 'College Week'
Planned in Bermuda
Want a week packed with sun and fun and all the fancy
trimmings? -Well, stop -the day-dreaming. The Penn State
Travel Bureau collaborating with Pan American Airlines is
trying to make dreams come true, as cheaply as possible.
The event in mind is the eighth annual "College Week"
taking place in Bermuda. This is the first time the Bermuda
holiday has been offered to Penn
State students. Previous to this
year students from many other
*eastern , colleges and universities
and also some from the mid-west
have participated in the annual
excursion
Lease April 7
The students will leave New
York for the Bermuda Islands
April 7 by Pan American Airlines
and will stay until April 12. They
will then return to New York.
Arrangements have been made
for 45 students. Male students and
coeds will stay at separate hotels.
The coeds will be under the chap
eronage of Miss Audrey Mclntyre,
a graduate student and co-super
visor of the trip. The male stu
dents will be conducted by Paul
Egley, fifth semester meteorology
major. Egley is also a supervisz4
of the event.
$l9O Cost
The cost for women is $l9O. In
cluded are air transportation,
transfer to and from the airport,
hotel bills, and a modified Ameri
can plan—two meals a day.
The fee for male students will
be $l5O. It covers the same items
as the coeds' cost except the food
plan. The men will eat under the
European plan which includes
only one meal a day.
Sailing Planned
A wealth of activities has been
scheduled for the trip. There will
be sailing, fishing, swimming,
cycling, picnics, and dancing. Golf
and tennis, being immensely pop
ular in Bermuda, can be played
at any time. This will also be
Rugby Week (the British equiva
lent for football) in Bermuda. and
United States university teams
will compete against Bermuda,
Canadian, and British service
teams.
In accordance with the trip, the
State College Travel Bureau will
show a film about Bermuda at
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
DOUBLE BREASTED TUX, size 38, shirt,
tie, studs, cuff links and suspenders—
complete $3O. AD 8-8354 after '7 p.m.
FOR ONE WEEK One package delicious
Butter Crunch given with orders over
50 cents in our Film Department. Eight
hour development' and film supply. The
CANDY CANE between the movies.
LOST
TRENCH COAT at Rathskellar Friday
night. I have yours plus Psych book.
Call AD 8-8205, ask for Joe.
A LEATHER Ronson Lighter with the
initials M.S.M. Reward. Call 408 Ather
ton.
BROWN RIMMED Glasses between Ather
ton .and - Dutch Pantry. Finder please
call Emily 221 Atherton.
DARK BROWN OVERCOAT in Snack
Bar, about 11 o'clock Wednesday. I
have yours. Call Ned Fleming AD 8-9082.
WHOEVER TOOK wrong raincoat Thurs
day from first floor Willard call Chiz
Mathias ext 265. I have _yours.
FOUND
FOUND BEFORE Christmas vacation a
Slide Rule and Clip Board. Call Virginia
307 Locust Lane ext 2237.
FOR RENT
TWO ROOM apartment for two boys. Call
Mrs. Lightner after 5:30 p.m. AD 7-4509.
MODERN BASEMENT apartment, un
furnished. Close to campus. No children.
Call AD 8-6940 after 6 p.m.
DESIRABLE CORNER Room with running
water. central location, oil heat. ROom
for one man. Call AD 7-4850 or AD 7-7792
Ask for C.R.
RENT A CAR. Have all the conveniences
a private car affords. Call AD 7-4712 for
rates. Lemont Motors Inc.
WANTED
GIRL TO share apartment for three girls
Call AD 8-6494 after 5 p.m.
THESES, TERM PAPERS, etc. typed. Call
ext. 509 before five, after five AD 7-3372.
Ask for Sandra.
NEED AN apartment for two or three
upper clansmen for spring semester. Call
An • elo at AD '7-7137 after six.
MISCELLANEOUS
SALLY'S HAS large cans of pretzels and
potato chips f6r parties or any occasion.
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
If so, just dial AD 7-2492 or bring ma
chine to 633 W. College Ave.. State College.
SALLY'S DELIVER the perfect Pizza
'Pie 7 nights a week Monday thru
8 p.m. tomorrow in the State Col
lege Hotel.
Students interested in the trip
may contact Egley, Miss Mclntyre,
or the State College Travel Bur
eau.
Wyland Named President
Of Community Forum
Mary Jane Wyland, program
coordinator and acting executive
director of the University Chris
tian Association, will succeed
Kent Forster, associate professor
of history, as president of the
State College Community Forum
Association for the 1955-56 season.
Robert Ness will replace John
Garber as vice president. Ness
was appointed to the forum as
sociation by All-University presi
dent Jesse Arnelle.
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America's
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Dignitaries
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been an overwhelming success.
The touring aggregation of 26
left Stockholm Jan. 4 and trav
eled across the Atlantic by the
Scandinavian 'Airline System.
According to 011 e Kihlmark,
secretary of the Swedish Gymnas
tic Federation, most of the Swedes
speak English, and some rather
fluently. Mani of the traveling
personnel have relatives in var
ious parts of the United States,
particularly in Minnesota, New
York, and Illinois.
During an interview Dec. 1 con
cerning the tour, Kihlmark said:
"The Swedes want to learn
about the American people above
everything else. All of them have
had an opportunity to travel much
of Europe and they want to meet
the people who have been able
to create a standard of living
much above the ordinary Euro
pean one. I think we are all most
interested in people, but of course,
it will be thrilling to see New
York, the largest city, in the world,
Niagara Falls, Washington D.C.,
Texas, Florida, and so many other
places we have read a lot about "
"We want to meet the American .
cowboy and the true American
Indian. One more thing, we are
interested in the way of living
of the students at American uni
versities. I presume it is rather
different from ours."
The two National teams of 21
gymnasts were chosen from a
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29 Promoted
To Collegian
Sop►h Board
The senior board .of the Daily
Collegian has announced the pro
motion of 29 candidates to sopho
more editorial board.
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They are:
Richard Arthur, Donald Bar
lett, Marian Beatty, James Brown,
Barbara Budnick, Shirley Cal
kins, Jane Casselberry, Joseph
Cheddar, Edward Dubbs.
Rodney Felix, Edward Frear,
Anne Friedberg, Gail Gilman,
Alice Grubb, Virginia Han c e,
Judith Harkinson, Lawrence Ja
cobson, Dolores Jones.
John Lawrence, John. Leach,
Ronald Leik, Sue Lustig, Evelyn
Onsa, Virginia Philips, Thomas
Shiels, Wayne Ulsh, Arabel Wag
ner, Jack Williams and. Marilynn
Zabusky.
team consisting of most of the
1952 Swedish Olympic team mem
bers, and some additional r ew
corners were chosen by test com
petition and a national meet with
Norway.
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Smith to Sing--
(Continued from page,one).
Mu Phi music sorority . chose her
as "The Mu Phi of the Year"- and
as winner of• a Kathryn Turney
Long Scholarship slic studied at
the Metropolitan 0 p.'e r a :School
under the direction of - Max - Ru
dolf. • • • . •
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The clirix to : Miss: Smith's
prize-winning streak came in 'Salt
Lake City where she sang for the
annual convention of the National
Federation' of Music Clubs, and
was selected from. a large number
of contestants as the. winner .of
the 1951 vocal award: The .prize
was . choice between $lOOO in
cPch and a New York recital. in
Towr Hall. Miss Smith chose the
recital.
YOUR FIRST WEEK Together
IN YOUR OWN'
Honeymoon Cottage
to A world of your own, eaca per
fect day, in your own secluded little
cottages With meals you'll love
(breakfast till 11:00) at the fine
old farmhouse. No "planned pro
gram" but fun when you wish with
other congenial young honeymoon
ers like yourselves. The Farm on -
the Hill means wonderful memor
ies for couples from 562 colleges.
Mention dates, we'll send our illus
trated "THREE HONEYMOON PLANS."
The Farm on the Hill
Box 150 SWIFTWATER 6, PA.
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