PAGE TWELVE 1 , 1 rA* - • ',.' • r< 4 ,Ire - 4744,f, t i , 01.41 • - GETTING READY for some footprints are these workmen at the Hammond Building project. Work is nearing completion on the building started over a year ago. Alumni Special The Alumni College of the University will offer a select program of liberal studies for alumni who want to combine informal study with vacation on the campus during the first two weeks in August. As a part of the University's overall program in con tinuing liberal education, two sessions will be conducted, Aug. 1-6 and Aug. 3-12, with classes, from 9 to 12 a.m. and free time! in the afternoon and evening. Five courses will he offered during the first session. The sec cond session will be devoted en tirely to leadership training. ; Alumni may register for either or both of the sessions, according Dr. Ralph W. Condee. assistant director for humanities of the University's Center for Continuing Liberal Education. Dr. Condee will teach a course in Modern Fiction during the first session Other courses offered are Pol itics, 19(30, taught by Dr. Robert W. Iverson, assistant director for the social sciences; Introduction to the Humanities. by Dr. Harrison T. Mescrole, assistant professor of English literature. Ways of Mankind, by Dr. Kenneth Beiitel, associate pro fessor of art education. Over 100 alumni are expected to attend. The Alumni College has of- IMPORTANT DINNER DATE? ( \lr .;:...* , ~. :.....: J '':'4"-:, -•:;-% Escort your lady to the Boalsbur g Steak House for memorable .6inin g . A su perb cuisine and courteous service make the occasion an event! Steak House Boulshurg 4 Miles South of Slate Colle g e on Rt. 322 Will Offer Program fered four sessions on campus since its inception in 1958. The last was held in April with about 30 persons attending the program on "America as a Civilization: The Public Philosophy." Swim Trunks Now Priced at $2.99 Mac's Haberdashery 229 S. Allen St., Al) 9-1211 Free Parking rent of More TAKE ME HOME BAR-B-QUED? ,•-•--- ' . </' 0 <f ) I 41 V. - O ,.4OCHER ..,..--co ctitcgc ,4 ' ike. our ..---0 --N. . • Chicken Naives 10c and Up • Open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Delivery 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY . . . MENU . ) Home style Baked Beans 45c pt. or 25c VI pt. 1 H Potato Salad /. 49c pt. or 25c 1 / 2 pt. /, Macaroni Salad 39c pt. or 20c 1 / 2 Pt- Peppered Cabbage 49c pt. or 25c 1 / 2 Pt- ' t , 1 HFRICHr , Oil'S t , _, A .. t 227 E. Beaver Ave. Call AD 8-0518 1 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Players Will Present Plays In Schwab, Center Stage Penn State Players will present three productions in Schwab Auditorium next year and four at the arena-style Center Stage, Wal ter H. Walters, head of the de partment of theatre arts an nounced. The season will open at Center Stage with "Romanoff and Juliet," Cosmopolitans to Hold Picnic at Whipples Dam The Cosmopolitan Club will hold a picnic this Friday at Whip pies dam. Cars will leave the HUB parking lot between 3:00 and 3:30 p.m. If you would like to attend and need a ride, 'or can offer the services of a car, contact Mrs. Stubican at AD 8-2146 or Mr. Freund at AD 7-2759_ Participants will bring their own food. The club will provide soft drink and recreation. CLASSIFIEDS ROOMS FOR RNT in apartment across from Old Main, above Campus Restau rant. Call Egg AD 84639. MODERN, FURNlSllED,effieieney apart. ment, 3 miles from State College. Avail able now for married couple only. Large lawn and laundry room. Three rooms: secluded wooded area, Call Charles Suhuda at HO 64619 after 6 p.m. AVAILABLE SEPT. 1 choice, modern, furnished efficiency apartment, central. !Parking. Call AD 7-7792 or AD '7-4850. FOR RENT IMMEDIATELY! Three FN.. dent apts. for men only. Parking avails able. Call AD 5-6435. LOST CLASSES IN brown alligator case. Lost .Monday. 10 a.m. between DPI) and the: Corner Room. Return to HUB or call AD 7-2947. WANTED ROOM OR Apartment—Married couple, , no children, fall semester only. AD 7- 2370, Larry Mowrcy. CAMP LINDEN, Northbrook, Pa., near Philadelphia, !Service Camp! needs two male general counselors for month of. t August. No experience necessary. Further 'information available at Student Employ ment Office, 112 Old Main. 'POSITION AVAILABLE in small U.S. owned hotel chain for graduate Hotel Adm. student. $2OO monthly (tax free), !room and board, transportation, two year !contract. Write V. H. Jacobson, Gran Hotel. Managua, Nicaragua. FOR RENT on Oct, 14. Also at Center Stage, where productions are continued for six weeks, will be "Summer and Smoke," opening Dec. 2; "The Three Sisters," Feb. 16; and "The Pleasure of His Company," April 14, In Schwab Auditorium, the schedule includes "Oedipus Rex," Dec. 8,9, and 10; "Rashomon," Mar. 2,3, and 4; and "Babes in Arms," a musical, on May 11, 12, and 13. A new bank vault in New York City weighs 985 tons. It is an chored to bedrock to keep it from being washed away in case of a tidal wave. .PE::NNSIi -, _IRE 204 WEST COLLEGE AVE. Patent Office Approves Torpedo Loading Device A torpedo loading device in vented at the University has been approved for a patent. The patent, No. 2,938,484, was granted to David C. Garland, as sistant professor of engineering research in the Ordnance Re search Laboratory, who explained that the device is useful in hoist ing torpedoes during loading or ,removal operations in submarines. Shoes properly rebuilt and repaired Orthopedic prescriptions filled Orthopedic shoe sales SHOE CLINIC Phone AD 8-1415 153 S. Allen St. State College. Pa Dollar Days Sale! CORD SUITS... Beg. $29.95 Each NOW t • L , q , 2 for $29 E 4 „f;;, t. . t %i Your choice of 2 wash ~, i 0 'n wear tropical cord ' 3 ' ', ;:?, suits —or 1 wash 'n • ki i wear suit and 1 rain- q coat. BUY NOW AND \ VI t ., SAVE STOP IN TODAY AD 7.4783 FRIDAY. JULY 29. 1960 s's
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