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Mcilvride to Speak
In Chapel Service
Sports Cars
To Meet Today
For First Rally
“A .Sense of Direction” will be the sermon topic of the; It’s rally time for the Penn State!
Rev. Donald Mcllvride, director of the Westminster Founda-:^ port 3 ar as gets
, , r . . . ■ .. . , n . * Jfirst rally oi the year this after
lion and Presbyterian campus minister, at the Protestant; noon .
Service of Worship at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the Helen Eakini The meet will start at 1 p.m.
Fispnhmvpr Chanel i when a class far the unexperi-
Dsi ntiowei Limpet. enced and the forgetful will be
The leader of worship will be the Rev. Samyel N. Gibson,'held in 105 Osmond to introduce
i.-.in.« n.r.»-tnr nf tho TTnivfr- 1 them to the rally rules and the
snv Christian As-ocmtion. TemiXrv’ director and jmanner in which one is run. |
A. special choral anthem. “Drop C S‘ ‘ t , . , I Dale Edraney, club president, l
Down Ye Heaven*." by Statham,' . e t l s a " achelor a , rtb de -,said the rally should last about
will he performed bv the Medita- 1 ® a . e Western University three hours. Actual starting time
turn Chapel Ciiou under the di- a *] d P??* ’ e l ”1 for the cars will he 2 p.m. when
lvctmn or Janies Death. The of ’the cars leave from behind Os
guiust will be Jei.v Manning. chclo^ of , dlvin : mond.
Milhude be. ame duectoi ot g N Y . „ ' The rally will be run on a
the Weslmue.ler foundation last t , armed in World' straight time-distance scoring!
spung after having served Amerwan With this type of scoring
'toiv in public high school before 1 dls n °t necessary for the navi
going to theological seminary. | tjator to calculate positions with.
The Wesley Foundation will at- ;a s j! de rule ' u . j
tend ihe Sanctuary Service at St i Slx trophies will be awarded,
Paul'.- Church at 8:30 and 10:451 the first three cars - A trophy will
,a.m. with the Weslev Formingi be £ iven to each driver and each!
( Worship at 9:15 a.m. Weslev Dis-; nav T,ator in the first three places. 1
.t-U'sHHi Seminars will be at 9:45, The course for the rally will be
1 ' m. and the Fireside Forum at announced at time of departure;
6.30 pm. Communion will be dis-l of the cam. This prevents any;
tnbuled at 515 p.m. Tuesdav.: en trants from practicing the run,
with choir rehearsal at 6:45 p.m.'before starting time. (
At 7 am. Thursday, there will, Edraney stressed that it was not;
be Matins and breakfast. inecessary to have a sports car or'
The Baptist Student Organiza-i a foreign ear to enter the contest.;
tion will sponsor a cabin party jHe said that last year a rally was;
today and tomoirow at the Uni-jwon by an Oldsmobile.
versity Christian Association cab-'
m —Watts Lodge. Cais will be
leaving the University Baptist
Church at 1 30 p.m. today. Paul
Caxter of Rochester Colgate Di
vinity Sc hool will be speaking on
‘ Chi ist"
The United Student Fellowship
will hold its weekly study hour
at <)-30 tomorrow in 218 Hetzel
Union Building.
A Newman Club discussion
group will meet at 7 pm. Mon
day in the Chapel lounge. At 7
pm. Wednesday, Andrew W.
Case, professor of art, will con
tinue his lecture series in the
Chapel lounge.
There will be a service at 10
am. todav in the B'nai B rith
Hillel Foundation Yom Kippur
services will begin at 6:20 pm.
tomorrow with the Kol Nidre.
At 11-30 am, Monday, there will
be a Yir.kor service.
The Lutheran Student Asso
ciation will hold a retreat at the 1
toiestiy cabin this weekend All
inteiested students will meet at
the LSA center at 1 p.m. today.
The retreat will end tomorrow!
afternoon.
Dr. John D. Walmer. univer
sity p-ychiatn-t, will speak on
"Love as Filia. Eros.i
Agape." He will give two pre
sentations of this topic, after!
which will follow discussion!
pci lods. j
The LSA has also planned a 1
lecture to be held at 6:30 p.m. to-j
moii'ow evening. Campus pastor
Arthur Seyda will talk on “De
segi egation—Who Sinned?” All
students are invited to attend.
Barth to Be
Speaker
In Schwab
Dr Joseph Barth. Munster of
tin- King's Chapel, Cambiidge,
Mass, will speak at the Umver
s•!\ Chanel semee of wot ship at
JO 5a a’D. tomoirow in Schwab
Auditoi mm.
Tlw theme of Barth’s soimon
will he 'An Apple Ttee and the
Cro's" The leader of worship for
thi' s"t viee will be the Rev Pi es
top N Williams, Act mi* Univcr
sitv Chaplain
As choral intioif. the Umver
sitv Clupe' Choir tinder the di
m turn of Wtila Taylor, will sing
‘•Now Dolh the Sun Ascend the
Ski'” bv Oiiideffi. The morning
anthem will be ‘'Behold the Tab
ernacle ot God” by Healy Willan
George E Ceiga, University or
ganist, will plav as pielude. "Vol
untarv on the lOltlh Psalm Tune"
hv Pun ell The offeiton will be
Chorale Pielude cm “Rocking
ham” be Pairy; and the pn-tlude,
“Ps'iini Tune Postlude on 'The
Old liundied’”
Bat Hi attended Creighton Ur.i
vei..uv and Kama 1 - WeUc\ an
Umvm .it\ In 1935 he lcceived
a iloetoi of phiiosophv dogue
/mm the Uuieersitv of Chicago
and a bachelor of divmttv degree
from Mead vt Me Theological
School
In 1955 Im recce, od the doctor
o ulwiinty degite from Meadvillc
Theologual School
Ho has taught Philosophy and
Ethu-s at the University of Mi
ami He is the author of the book
‘'The Art of Slaving Sane.”
He was elected to the Ministry
D< partment Committee of the
Amenem Umtarmn Association
and serves as the field represen
tative foi the Stevens Fellowship
Commiitee which recruits stu
denls for the liberal ministry.
Police WiH Hold
Bicycle Inspection
State College police will hold
a bicycle inspection from 9 a.tin
to noon today at the Municipal
Building.
Umveisdv students who do not
have their bicycles licensed should
lepmt to the inspection station.
Chief of Pohee John R. Juba
sod that bicycle opoiators have
the same responsibilities as auto
mobile opoiators. Those include
obo\ mg all stop signs and traf
f,f ’ lights, compliance with one
w,iv streets and having a light
on bicvcles when opemting them
at mghl
Juba said that all cyclists found
not complving with tralfic iopu
-lit ions wdl be prosecuted under
the vehicle code in the same man
ner an automobile operator is
piosocuted.
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Carpenters' Strike
Ends After Week
Carpenters engaged in campus
construction are back to work
again after a week-old labor dis
pute.
A protest started last Wednes
day when it was found that iron
workers were installing the wood
en parts of the seats in the new
Beaver Field. The walkoff in
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the new engineering buildings on
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International representatives of
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Officer Selection Team
To Make 3-Day Visit
The Marine Corps Officer Se
lection team will make the first
of its semi-annual visits to the
University on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday.
The team, headed by Captain
A. W. Ruete Jr., USMC, will be
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