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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
PENN STATE OUTING CLUB
For recreation and fun the Penn State Outing Oiub
offers the following.*
SKATING DIVISION
Free instruction, skating at the campus skating rink, a skating library, organ
ized skating trips and equipment purchase discounts for members.
SKIING DIVISION
Free instruction, ski slopes, organised ski trips, skis and equipment for rent
Jo members, 1,866 ft. ski tow and equipment purchase discounts for members.
Fishing equipment, archery equipment for rent to members, archery ranges,
hunting trips, fishing trips, tournaments and shoots and equipment purchase
discounts for members.
CABIN AND TRAILS DIVISION
Bike hikes, hiking trails, hikes, cabin parlies, shelters, campouis and cockouis.
4 ROCK CLIMBING DIVISION
Rappelling gear and other equipment for rent to members, organized trips,
free instructions and purchase discounts for members.
CANOE DIVISION
Canoes and allied equipment for rent by members, free instructions, organized
trips and equipment purchase discounts for members.
Additional Information:
All trips leave from behind Osmond at the time designated.
Sign up at the HUB desk.
You can join the P.S.O.C. at any event or meeting and in
the club office in the Watertower Mon., Wed., Fri. 4:30-5:30;
Sat. 11-1.
C^aienclar —
FEBRUARY
11 Field and Stream Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
12 Main Club Meeting, 7:00, HUB Auditorium
14-15 Cabin Party, 8:00, ME Cabin
19 Ski Div. Meeting, 7:00, 111 Boucke
25 Cabin and Trail Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
MARCH
5 Canoe Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
10 Skating Div. Meeting, 7:30, 111 Boucke
Rock Climbing Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
11 Field and Stream Div. Meeting (nominations), 7:00, 017 Willard
12 Main Club Meeting, 7:00, HUB Auditorium
14-15 Cabin and Trail Cookout and Overnight, 8:00, Forestry Cabin
15 Rock Climbing, Chilcoat Hollow
19 Ski Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard (Elections)
22 Rock Climbing, Hunter Rocks
24 Cabin and Trail Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
25-31 Ski Trip
APRIL
1
2
5
7
Field and Stream Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
Main Club Meeting, 7:00, HUB Auditorium
Rock Climbing, Huntingdon
Rock Climbing Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
Skating Div. Meeting, 7:30, 203 Willard
Canoe Div. Meeting. 7:00, 317 Willard
Cabin and Trail Shenandoah Trip
Rock Climbing, Coburn
Ski Div. Meeting, 7:00, 111 Boucke
Cabin and Trail Hayride, 7:30
Rock Climbing, Hunter Rocks
Cabin and Trail Div. Meeting, 7:00r317 Willard
Field and Stream fishing trip to Penns Creek
Rock Climbing, Horn Run
Cabin and Trail Hike, 2:00
Rock Climbing Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
2 Field and Stream Fishing Trip to Spruce Creek
2-3 "Last Chance" Cabin Party, 8:00 (Cabin and Trail)
3 Rock Climbing, Mill Creek
Take down ski rope tow, 2:00, behind Osmond
6 Field and Stream Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
7 Main Club Meeting, .7:00, HUB Auditorium
9 Field and Stream Fishing Trip to Spruce Creek
10 Rock Climbing, Cobum
14 Canoe Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
16 Field and Stream Fishing Trip to Loyalsock
17 Rock Climbing, Horn Run
19 Rock Climbing Div. Meeting, 7:00, 317 Willard
FIELD AND STREAM DIVISION