THURSDAY. JULY 16.
Nome
Annual Conference
The conference on Community Development at Home and
Abroad sponsored jointly by the Pennsylvania Federation of
Womens' Clubs and the University opened Tuesday with
over 100 registrants.
The purpose of the conference is to help clubwomen
uniTiL,rstand their role in world
affairs, to promote world under
standing through projects and to
present ways of developing local
discussion groups for adults.
The conference opened with
a dinner Tuesday evening for
the planning committee and
discussion leaders.
The morning session will begin
at 9 a.m. today in the Mineral
Science auditorium with Dr. Ri
chard Poston, director, Depart
ment of Community Develop
ment, Southern Illinois Univer
sity, speaking on community de
velopment at home.
At 10:45 a.m., work groups will
begin on programs for commun
ity development.
At the afternoon session be
ginning at 2:30 p.m. in the Het
zel Union Building Assembly
Room. Dr. Ralph Condee, pro
fessor of English literature, will
speak on adult education.
Friday's session will focus on
community projects abroad. Pro
jects in Mexico and - the Philip
pines will be discussed.
At this session, Mrs. Earle A.
Brown, president of the Pennsyl
vania Federation of Women's
Clubs, will be guest speaker.
University
Wins Top
The annual report of the Uni
versity, titled, "A Report to the
People of the Commonwealth,"
won first place honors in the pub
lications competition of the Amer
ican College Public Relations
.Association.
The award was among those
announced at the annual meet
ings of the Association in French
Lick, Ind., by Dr. Dwayne Orton,
editor of Think, and educational
consultant to the IBM Corpora
tion, who served as chairman of
the judges for the exhibit. More
than 700 entries were judged.
your official
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's Clubs Hail ii i Education Researchers
lig iTo Address Workshop School Psychology and Special give a lecture-demonstratiol
Education Workshops today. the Montgomery County-5
Mrs. M i r i a m T. Tannhauser,;cuse University Research Pro,
Two leaders of an outstanding
I supervisor of special educationlin special education. ..
educational research project near t for Montgomery County, Mary-4 The lecture its scheduled
Washington, D.C., wi I I addressli an d , and Mrs. Wretha Petersen, 1:30 p.m. in 119 Osmond Lai
the afternoon session of thet a research teacher there, wilVatory.
Power Co. Establishes
Engineering FelloWship
The West Penn Power Com
pany has established a graduate
fellowship in the field of electric
power engineering, beginning in
September.
The fellowship has been award
ed to Matthew W. Lengyel, a
graduate student in electrical en
gineering from Altoona.
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SKATING . . . Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday Evenings
also Sunday Afternoons
Free Picnic Tables
HECIA PARK
t 5 miles Fast of State College Rt. 64
Rink Available for Private
Parties
Phone Zion -- FUlton 3.2318
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