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Movie Funds to Aid
New School Library
The motion picture "It Happened to Jane” will be present
ed at the State Theater today, with all proceeds going to the
Houserville School to help start a school library.
In cooperation with the Houserville Parent Teachers
Association, University students and townspeople have been
working on this "movie party’’
project foi the past five weeks.
Teachers al the Houserville
School, which is two miles out
side of State College and in
cluded in the Slate College
Area School system, will select
the books to go into the library.
The project first started out
to be a community service project
of Pi Lambda Phi social frater
nity. With the encouragement of
Ur. Jerome M. Weiss, assistant
professor of secondary education
and a member of the Houserville
PTA, more students began to
wot k on the project.
Weiss said that most of the
students are in secondary educa
tion.
The movie, which stars Kim
Novak, Jack Lemon and Ernie
Kovacks, will btf presented four
times today starting at 1:30 p.m„
and running through until the
9:30 p.m. presentation.
Tickets at 75 cents are being
sold in the Hetzel Union Build
ing, Murphy’s Five and Ten and
at the State Theater.
Students working on the project
are committee co-ordinators, Wil
liam Dusack and Richard Camp
bell; publicity, Iris Pogal, chair
man, and Nancy Gilliland.
Posters, Mona Meabon, chair
man, Ann Anderson, Patricia
Purdy, Marilyn Crowell, Martha
Zsidisin, Warren Hullow, Jack
Meiss, Carol Stone and Janet
Toluck; tickets. William Col
lins, chairman, Gilbert Sergeant,
Wayne Clawson, Zelda Green
span and Joyce Meisler.
Organizations working on the
project are Acacia, Alpha Omi-
Gym Show—
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gent and let them do what they
want about sports."
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Rich Barasch, UCLA, and Pat
Bird, Illinois, are testimonials to
handicapped athletes. Bolh had
polio when youngsters and it left
them with withered legs. Baiaseh
couldn’t walk till he was five
years old.
In spite of their handicaps both
men fashioned for themselves fine
bodies and became champions in
their events.
A Los Angeles Metropolitan
AAU champ, Barasch tied for
second in the rope climb Satur
day. Bird, captain of the potent
Illinois squad and Big Ten ring
tiilisl. lied for third in the still
rings.
"The leg gave me inspiration
to work that much haider," said
Barasch.
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CENTRE THRIFT
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
cron Pi, B’nai B’rith, Chi Lambda,
Hillel Foundation, Kappa Alpha,
Thompson residence hall, Kappa
Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha, Out
ing Club, Pi Lambda Phi, Pi Kap
pa Alpha, Sigma Tau Delta and
Zeta Tau Alpha.
Members of the Outing Club
have been selling tickets in the
HUB, and members of Chi Lamb
da social sorority have been sell
ing tickets in Murphy’s Five and
Ten.
BusAd Council Forms
Available in Boucke
Self-nomination blanks for the
Business Administration Student
Council are available starting to
day at the secretary's desk in 120
Boucke.
The blanks must be turned in
by Friday al 120 Boucke.
The most difficult puzzle in the world
COLLE
FOR SALE
1952 2-DOOR FORD, automatic trans
mission, radio and heater. Good con
dition. 9176. Call AD 7-3002.
WADNIJT LUMBER, -various lengths and
widths. Call AD 8-1762 after 6 pm.
FOR SALE —BOOKS, Encyclopedia Bri
tnniea 24 VoJmue Dictionaries with Atlas.
Call AD 8-8231, M. E. Foltz.
POTTED PLANTS beautify a window or
the interior of a room. Why not select
several plants for your suite or dorm
from a large variety priced as low as
IBe from O. W. Houts A Sons Inc, State
College.
CROWN TAPE Recorder and used tapes,
also Pentron Tap Recorder. M. E. Folt2,
AD 8-8231.
1956 CADILLAC 4-door sedan, maroon;
full power, 38,000 miles —91600. Test
drive it. AD 8-8354.
PAINTING COMES easier when using
quality Giumbacher Art Supplies. Every
thing for the ai list, 6$ cash and carry
discount. Save today at O W. Houts A Son
Inc., State College.
HERMES ROCKET Portable Typewriter,
five yeaie old, in very good condition
Would like $3O. Call Paul AD 7-2261 be
tween 6 and 6 p.m.
HELP WANTED
COLLEGE STUDENTS—Students looking
for part-time work two evenings a week
and a half-day Satuiday call Mr. Lichten
fels AD 8-2061 10 a.m -2 p m. Salary $46
per week. Male student only.
KITCHEN HELP wanted Pi Kappa Phi,
Call Al AD 7-4037.
WAITER AT Maternity house. Call AD
7-4071) ahk for caterer.
The puzzle? How to find your life’s work. The solution? It comes
only with searching. It may be right under your nose or it may still
be far away in the future.
But the solution will come. You will very probably find it in the work
you undertake after college.
This has proved true many times at IBM. For instance, young engi
neers and scientists after learning the scope of IBM activities in
research, development and manufacturing—have found their inter
ests leading them into such vital growth fields as microwaves, circuit
design, solid state physics, magnetics and manufacturing research.
Depending on individual talents and inclinations, a college graduate
may acquire skills at IBM that lead to a variety of careers.
When a person is able to move into areas where his true interests lie,
and when he has many areas to choose from, it will certainly be easier
for him to find his life’s work.
After all, it’s easier to find the solution to The Most Difficult Puzzle
in the World when you have access to all the clues. «■ » jp
IBM*
You are Invited to Investigate opportunities in Research, Development, Manufac
turing, Programming, and other fields. Your Placement Director can tell you when
cur representatives will next visit your campus. Or you may write to: Manager of
Technical Employment, Dept, 873, IBM Corporation, £BO Madison Avenue, New
York 22, N. Y.
lAN CLASS
WOULD THE person who picked up a
monogrammed brown leather brief case
timt. 0.5.5.) in Waring coatioom please
return it. Notes are urgently needed. Con
tact Don Stewart, 288 Hamilton.
RED SCHAFFER’S Snorkel Pen in Room
202 Home Ee. Reward I Please call Kay
UN 5-2790.
PENN STATE ring 1961, red stone. Re
ward $6.00. AD 8-9082.
LOST MARCH 11: Pickett Slide Rule
If found call UN 5-6668.
BROWN PURSE left In 317 Willard.
Keep monev just return purse. Call
Renee UN 6-5648.
ONE CLASS RING, John Carroll Urn
versity 1966 , initials LJ.D. Call AD
8*1748. $5.00 reward.
WANTED
BlKE—Englmh-type preferred: ’til June
4. Call Henny UN 6-6160 between 10*30
and 11:00 pm. to arrange rent fee.
TYPING TO do in home. All types, quick
delivery, reasonable prices. Call AD 7-
4433.
RIDE TO Ft Lauderdale and return En%ter
vacation. Can leave anytime, can drive.
Please call UN 6-7138.
ANYONE DRIVING to Warren Pn. oi
vicinity Friday the 26th leaving after
noon and arming before 7:00, please
contact Tom B , AD 7-4666.
RIDE FROM Washington, DC. to State
College April 1, No Foolin; Marty
UN 6-25 tl.
iHKLP! CAPABLE tutor needed for Physic*
1 2C5. Graduate student preferred. Will
pay well. Call UN 5-6720.
Do you have a solution?
In high school, you may have thought you had
the solution, only to have it vanish. In college,
it may seem well within your grasp, only to
vanish again. But this is not unusual, It’s a very
difficult puzzle.
TUESDAY. MARCH 22. 1960
IFIEDS
MISCELLANEOUS
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ATTENTION HOME ECONOMICS Stu
dents ! Vote now lor the H. Ec. College
Queen. She will be crowned on H.Ee.
Spring Weekend. Vole in the lobby of the
H Ec. Building, Tues., Wed. and Thure,
of this week.
THE SWINGING sounds of The Stan
Barton orehestia now available for
weekend engagements. Phone AD 9-1968.
THE NEWMAN CLUB presents the an
nual Marriage Forum Series. March 22,
Topic—“ Birth Control,” speaker—Father
John Ziegler. HUB Assembly Room, 7 p.m.
Everyone welcome I
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing,
tap, tos or acrobatie lessons. Protec
tions] School of Dance. AD 8-1078.
FOR RENT
■ mi
SINGLE ROOM for male student, one
block from campus. Call AD 7-3252.
TWO SINGLE rooms for male students.
Priced reasonably. AD 7-7901.
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate accom
modations with private bath or running
water. Colonial Hotel, 12J WNittany Ave. t
State College. AD 7-4850 or AD 7-7792.
SINGLE ROOM, hot and cold running
water. Parking, central; quiet. Call
AD 7-7792.
NICELY FURNISHED single room and
1 double for male students, near campus,
reasonable, parking privileges. Call AD
7-7908 or EL 6-4302.
FOUND
FOUND: PAIR OF rose-tinted gtaasee In
ladies Ist floor rest room. Mineral
Sciences Building. May be claimed In 220
Mineral Sciences Bldg, by paying fo?
this ad.