PAUc IWO
CPA's to Attend
Study Conference
Certified Public Accountants from Pennsylvania will ar 2
rive on the University campus on Sunday for the sth annual
Accounting Study Conference.
The 2-clay conference, sponsored jointly by the Penn
sylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the
------- College of Business Administra
tion Continuing Education Ser-
Summer Group ;vice, is designed to offer the op
poi t unit v for discussion and
Will Presen t Htitcl, of practical auditing and
Choral Music
The Summer Se .;iorr, Chorth
gill ple-,ent i concert at 8.30 p.m.
Monthly In Schwab Auditorium
Fr. Ink Gullo, ayiocitite profes
sor of nut', u •, will direct thc 80
tnernhi.l
Tile. chorus 1, composed of
sunone; t,tude,q,, The
include . Helen Chutriard.
Claudette Mane Furia,
Buddy Ardat and Verna Lefever.
Alice Klllt4oeV will accompany
Ilir cbortv., ay,c,led by Marilyn
Wkorki, Mary Moot c and Wil
11Tn lb ocklebank
l'he program will Include. "It's
a Good Day," "Rustling Leaves.,"
'Devitt." "The Little , Damo7cl,"
'One "Nlar Night," "Your
Eke, Shine in My Own," "Ctri
buibm," "I Hoar a Voice A-Pray
", "OncP in Low , With Amy,"
'"rhe the Dawn,''
"l{ele.tion 1 , . a 1 ,- o, tune." 'La Dan
-71," and "A Me_hty Foltie,; Ic
Our God"
Mosed
September
Joe's Pizzo Shop
RINALDO'S
BARBER SHOP
7 Expert Barbers
Follow tha Mall to Rinaldo's
107 S. Allen St.
Repairs
Car Radios 1 Television
Phonographs j Radios
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television tf",
service
center
at
State College TV
. 232 S. Allen St.
The
Pennsylvania State University
MATEER
PLAYHOUSE
At Standing Stone
this week:
Tennessee Williams'
hit play
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Best Seats Still Available
FRIDAY Night
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next 2 weeks: '
the original Broadway version
The Diary of Anne Frank
Reserve tickelc now at
THE HOTEL
STATE COLLEGE
ADams 8.6733
Tickets:
Mon.-Thurs. $1.75 & $2.25
Fri.• Sat. $2.25 & $2.75
accounting problerni and for tal!.-
nig informally with the leaders
In the profession
O.stan MacKenzie, dean of the
College of Business Administra-
tion, will lead the operung of the
conference with a welcoming" ad
dles, and speak on the latest de
velopments and the future plans
of the University.
The conference will include
technical session s, discussion
groups, and report-back sessions
fui all the main topics The Tech
meal rut um will he led by Car
man Blough, Director of Re
search of Amei ican Institute of
Cei tilled Public Accountants
l e p re senting the Univei3dy
and chairman of the confei ence
will lie A. J. Mastro, assistant
ni.ofes:-.or of accounting".
GRADUATION
DINNER
AUGUST 7
Reservations for your
dining pleasure.
Serving graduation
day from 4 p.m.
LOBSTER HOUSE
702 5. Atherton St.
Call AD 8-0082
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'The Anatomy of a Murder'
SUMMER COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
1 2 Students HeigHancock Injured in Auto Accident
. 1 Thomas P. Hancock, senior in: riding went out of control and
For 'Dragging mech' n i c a I from' near State College.
s 1 a engineering .
!Johnstown, is recuperating at his' The accident happened at
1 i
State College police nabbed. home after receiving a lineal; 9pm. on Rt. 45 west of State Col
two University students drag; skull fracture, a torn tendon iniege near the airport. The driver
racing at 7:4D pm. Monday on !the right hand, and minor cuts on'of the car escaped injury. A third
Westerly Parkway opposite thel the forehead and on both hands !person in the sports car was a
I new community swimming pool.' Hancock, a basketball star forewoman, not a coed at the Uni
, George Yanyecic. freshman inl the Lions, was injured when theiversity, who sustained a broken
1 engineering from Aliquippa, andt Austin-Healy in which he waslshouider.
Peter Klein, freshman in engl-1
ineering from Lebanon, are now',
lbeing held on charges of reckless
!operation by drag racing.
1 A general crackdown on speed-",
ers has been going on in the
borough for several weeks, ac
:cording to the police source '
AIR CONDITIONED
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'THE DIARY OF ANN FRANK'
Begins FRIDAY
WALT DISNEY'S
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Beauty"
EXTRA
Walt Diviey's 'Arctic Roundup'
plus—Donald Duck Cartoon
State College and Bellefonte
Shol.viime 9:25
THURS., FRI. July 30, 31
"SAT WAR WITH THE ARMY"
Dean Martin & .I?rrr Lev% is
"HOT ANGEL"
Jackie Loughery .3,_?..-,aqn A. Dinehart
SATURDAY Aug. 1
"MANY RIVERS TO CROSS"
Elane Parker & Robert Taylor
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"Ambush at Cimarron Pass"
Scott Brady & Margia Dean
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8:05 News 12::0 What's (;ping On 9•10 News
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8:30 Morning DeNotions 1:00 News 10.00 News
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(Top 20) 2.25 Pirate Ilaieball 12:00 News and Sports
1010 News News and Smuts 12:03 Summer Session
10.05 Morning Show Mime Show 1.00 News and Sports
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7.28 Sign On Music Show 8:00 Billy Graham --
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