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roun Will Speak
At Chapel Service
The Rev. Theodore K. Braun, United Church of Christ
chaplain to the University, will speak for the Protestant wor
ship service at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the Helen Eakin Eisen
hower Chapel. He will speak on "A Sword at the Gate."
During this past summer Rev.' Braun was a co-leader of
a group. working in Ghana with
oper ati o n s Crossroads-Africa.
One hundred-eighty U.S. students
worked with Ghanaian students
and townspeople on projects such
as building schoolhouses and dig
ging street drains.
The Meditation Chapel Choir,
under the direction of James
Beach, will sing "Come, My Way,
My Truth,_ - ?My Life" by Sampson.
Masses for Roman Catholics
will be said at 9 a.m. in Schwab
and at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. at Our
Lady of Victory Church. There
will also he a 4:30 afternoon mass
at the church,
Presbyierian services will be
held at 9:15 and 10:45 a.m. at the
Presbyterian Church.
Holy Communion will. be dis
tributed at the worship services
to be held at Si. Paul's Methodist
Church tomorrow morning at 9:15
and 10:45.
The S. and S. Peter and Paul
Greek Orthodox Church will
spont:or a special servicept 3 p.m.
tomorrow in the Helen Eakin Ei
senhower Chapel. Speaker for the
occasion will be Rev. Ivan Lazin
sk v.
Tomorrow night will mark the
opening of the Hillel Foundation
culture program. A panel discus
sion on the topic-" Moral Issues in
Contemporhry Life" is scheduled
for 8 tomorrow night at. Hillel.
A question and answer period
will follow the discussion and re
freshments 'will be served. Other
series are scheduled for the same
time each Sunday until Nov. 6.
At 6:30 tomorrow evening the
United Student Fellowship of the
United Church of Christ will fea
ture a discussion meeting on the
subject "Our Purpose in U.S.F."
Dr. David Rix will speak at
the Graduate Newman Club meet
ing at 7:45 tomorrow evening in
the small lounge of the Chapel.
His topic will be "Erasmus, Chris
tian Humanist." Refreshments
will be served following the meet-
Inrr.
The Presbyterian University
Center will feature Sunday morn
ing seminars at 9:30 and 10:30
a.m. in the Center. Coffee and
rolls are served in the Fireside
Room at the 9:15 a.m. seminar.
Mrs. Helen Buchanan, instruc
tor in family relations, will speak
on "Values and Goals in Social
Life" at the Sunday evening Fel
lowship -meeting from 6:20 to 7:30
p.m. at the center. _ _
Reservists to Discuss
Staff Aftionagempnt Skills
"Management as a Staff Func
tion" will be discussed at' the
meeting of Flight C of the 9018th
Air Reserve SquadrOn 7 p.m.
Monday in 104 Wagner.
Air Force reservists interested
in joining this flight may con
tact the flight commander at
AD 7-4254, or Maj. David Fores
man at EL 5-4891.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
1957 PORSCHE 1600 coupe,, low mileage,
excellent comlition. Call AD 7.9171 after
PONTIAC 1951 2-door, good shape. 2 new
tires, good engine, still insured. radio
clock, heater. Al) 7-4852.
USED TELEVISION sets. 17" - 21". table
and floor models. Burn's TV. AD 7-2962.
I.lo'l'olllllKE—Must self immetlioldy; real
bargain. AD 1;-1621.
FOR RENT
APARTMENT FURNISHED: 9 rooms and
bath. Contact Bert, Pi Lambda Phi.
CHAD STUDENT (Physics) would like
to Hilaire his room. It's attractively fur
nished in a nia home. For more informa
tion call Al) 8-9697.
QUIET SIMILE room, tw•o blocks from
campus. Al) 7-7151
TWO LARGE. double rooms, free off-
street pnrking. Full cooking privileges.
One block from North Halls. AD 8-1946.
sirzaL}l. ROOMS, graduate atudenta. Free
parking. 220 E. Foster Ave.
nourtLE ROOMS—one block from Newt
Men's Dorms. Newly •furnished, private
entrance. Have a look at 602 Holmes St.
or call Al) 7-4720.
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE ROOM contract for University
Arnim.. Any male •interested in taking
ovet contract call UN 6-2460.
Dr. Sittler
Will Speak
At Schwab
Dr. Joseph Sittler, profes
sor of theology and the author
of two well-known books, will
be the speaker at the Univer
sity chapel service at 10:55 to
morrow morning in Schwab.
Sittler, who is a professor in the
Federated Theological Faculty of
the University of ChiCago, will
speak on "The Care of the Earth."
Last year Sittler was selected
to give the Lyman Beecher lec
ture at Yale and the William Bel
den Noble lecture at Harvard. He
is_ the outhor of "The Doctrine of
the Word" and "The Structure
of Christian Ethics."
Sittler has served as chairman
of the North American Commis
sion on Worship of the World
Council of Churches and has been
an active participant in the ecu
menical (u niversal Christian
church) movement. .
The University Chapel Choir,
under the direction of \Villa Tay
lor, will sing a morning anthem,
'How Excellent is Thy Name" by
Hans o n University organist
George E. Ceiga will play as pre
lude Parry's "Christe, Redemp
'tor Omnium" and "Psalm Tune"
on 'Martyrs" by Grace as post
lude.
TIM Council Applications
Applications for the Town Inde
pendent Men's Council are now
available at the HUB desk. Elec
tions will be held Oct. 6 and 7.
Take Something Back to
Those at Home --
• Pennants • Ash Trays
• P.S.U. Shirts • Stuffed
• Scarves Animals
••Bibs • Charms
• Jackets • Bracelets
• Hats • Tie Clips
• Sweaters • Lighters
• Bags • Spoons
• Steins • Pens
• Glassware • Gloves
• Booties
Penn State Souvenirs
METZGER'S
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Kol Nidre Heralds
,
Day or Atonement
Just as the long blast of the
Shofar, or ram's horn, ushered
in Rosh Hashanah (New Year),
so the - singing of the Kol
Nidre marked the eve of Yom
Kippur for Jewish people
Yom Kippur, or the Day of
Atonement, is the holiest day of
the Jewish calendar. According
to the Bible, it is a day of total
fasting and abstention for the
purpose of scrutinizing one's
deeds during the past year and
aiming at moral improvement.
Fasting began at sundown last
night..
The Kol Nidre, which is He
brew for "All Vows," is a petition
for forgiveness of deeds of im
petuosity and rashness. Jewish
tradition holds that before God
' will pardon a transgression the
'guilty person must seek the for
giveness of the individual who
was wronged.
Prayer services continue
National Symphony
To Perform Oct. 9
The National Symphony Or
chestra, with Howard Mitchell
conducting and Jaime Laredo as
violin soloist,• will present the
second program of the Artists Se
ries Oct. 9 in Recreation Hall.
Tickets for the program, sched
uled for 8 p.m., will be distributed
to students, beginning at 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Hetzel Union desk.
Tickets for others will go on
sale 9 a.m. Wednesday.
The National Symphony, which
last year completed a successful
tour of Latin American under
President Eisenhower's. special
international program for cul
tural presentations, was founded
in 3931 with Hans Kindler 'as the
first conductor.
Math Prof Gets Grant
Dr. Carl C. Faith, associate
professor of mathematics, •has
been awarded a National Science
Foundation post-doctoral fellow
ship for the current academic
year.
throughout the day until sunset
and emphasize the Jewish belief
in man's capacity for spiritual
betterment.
Worship services for students
will be conducted at the Hillel
Foundation at the following
times today: Shacharis (Morn
ing Service), 8:30 a.m.; Yizkor
(Memorial Service), 11 a.m.;
Mussaf -(Additional Service),
11:30 a.m.: Minchah (Afternoon
Service), 4:30 p.m.; and Neilah
(Closing Service), 6 p.m.
Memorial services conducted on
Yom Kippur contain special
prayers which are offered for the
souls of the deceased. This year,
additional prayers will be re
cited in memory of the souls of
Jewish martyrs and the war dead
of our country.
A stirring reminder of the great
Messianic call proclaiming an era
of peace and justice for all men,
the Shofar will again be blown to
conclude the Holyday.
Block 'S' Club Will Meet
Block 'S' Club members are to
meet at 12:30 today in their sec
tion at Beaver Stadium. The
group will perform eight stunts
to honor the alumni and the foot
ball team.
•
MAXIM'S
ANTOINE'S
HACKNEY'S
TRADER VIC'S
.HOWARD JOHNSON'S:
names that
soon fade in
the twilight
past like a
summer
romance .
• In State
College, the
• gourmet's
choice is
•
MORRELL'S,
formerly with •
the Diner's Club
WORLD
FAMOUS for its
FOOT LONGS
Italian Steak Sandwich
Burgerboals
Submarines
PIZZA
join those
in the know
CALL AD 8-8381
112 S. Frazier
•,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1960
CLASSIFIEDS
•
FOR SALE
1951 PLYMOUTH, excellent condition.
Good Urea, radio, etc. Call UN 5.5441.
APPLES, CIDER, Indian Corn, Gourds,.
Houseplants. Hort Show, Saturday—
Sunday. Livestock Pavilion.
FRESH CIDER. No nreservativea added.
Truck at Freezer Fresh, Dale Summit
on Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon
and evening. Bring jugs. Phone HA
2-8392.
GOLF CLUBS 3,5, 7, 8 irons, 1 & S
woods—sl2. AD 8-1621.
ENGINEER'S WATCH -has built in
stop watch and circular slide rule. Call
after 9:30 p.m. AD 8-0373. Approximately
half price.
FOR RENT
ROOMS—SINGLE or double to rent at
420 S. Pugh St. ♦D 8-6013.
APARTMENT, furnished, from forks to
furniture. Private entrance. Ideal for
two. $65 monthly. AD 7-7277 anytime.
FURNISHED TRAILER for 3 male stu
dents: close in, reasonable rent. Cull
AD 8-6772.
LARGE DOUBLE room in private house,
two blocks from campus. Quiet, nu
other roomers. $22.00 a piece per month.
Call AD 7-4144.
FOR RENT—% double room at sB.6ojwk.
Call AD 7-4749.
GARAGE SPACE available Oct. 1 near
OM Beaver Field. Dial AD 7-4314.
SINGLE BASEMENT Room in a quiet
faculty home $3.75. Male student,
private entrance, phone, bath and park
ing; six minute.walk from campus. Phone
AD S-fifiii7.
ROOMS FOR Rent—Comfortable weekend
accommodations for PARENTS and
FRIENDS. Colonial Hotel. 123 W. Nittany
Ave. Telephone AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4819.
ask for Mrs. Cox.
MEN STUDENTS One vacancy in fur
nished apartment for two—s 39 each
month; - including everything. Call AD
8.1409 after 3 :30 p.m.
FOR SALE OR RENT
SALE OR RENT Bx4o Rollo-Home House
Trailer; porch, and awning. Phone AD
8-8214.
10 x 45 MOBILE HOME. All modern con
veniences ; two bedrooms. Available a
once. Call AD 7-3010.
LOST
ALPHA OMICRON--PI sorority pin. Please
, call suite, UN 5-6432. Reward.
WATERMAN FOUNTAIN Pen I green
and silver). If found please call Katie
UN 5-8290.
CHARCOAL GRAY Dacron Jacket in
Room 226 Sackett laat 'MPH. Please call
Glen Kreider UN 5-4923, 17 Nittany 2s.
ONE BLACK Cashmere Cardigan, Beta
Sig, Saturday night. I have yours. Call
UN 6-7930.
SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN Pen (grey). If
found please call Nancy UN 5-8035.
BROWN "ROLFE" key case on Tuesday.
Finder please call AD 7.2498. Reward.
FOUND
PAIR OF girl's glasses.. Return for [den•
tification and twice of ad. Call Megan
UN 5-2829.
HELP WANTED
WAITER TO work for meals. Call AD
7-4979 ask for caterer.
WAITERS AND Dishwashers—inquire Phi
Sigma Delta. Call Al) 7.4409 ask for
caterer.
HELP WANTED in kitchen at Kappa.
'Delta Rho, good hours. Call AD 7-2337.
PART TIME WORK—college student•
(male only) evenings and Saturdays. Call
Mr. Rogers between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
AD 8.2051. Salary $l5 a week,
OPPORTUNITY FOR Enterprising. Stu
dents. Swap your talent an a waiter for
meals.- Call Don Davies AD 7-4923.
WAITERS AND Dishwashers. Lunch, din
ner furnished. Apply caterer. Alpha Rho
'Chi. AD 7-4232.
WANTED
1 ONE MALE student to share furnished
I
apartment. Call AD H-0654.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: two waiters
to work for meals. Call the caterer,
AD 7-4151. -
MEN WANTING to eat good !meals—
AEPi has openings for waiters Or dish.
washers. Call Ira AD 7-2941.
WOMAN'S USED bike. Will pay reason.
able price. UN 6-8563.
STUDENT—maIe to share apt. with two
EE students (seniors); reasonable, pleas.
ant. Phone AD 7-3812, 409 S. Atherton.
MISCELLANEOUS
•
:LOOK AT THE UNITED STATES with
International Students UCA Firesides,
!Monday, 8 p.m. Mervin Humphrey home,
:362 E: Irvin. Meet HUB desk 7:16.
NEWMAN,CLUB football game, Newman
Club vs. Yogis Monday, Oct. 3, 3:115
p.m. field No. 1 golf course.
ANYONE INTERESTED in dorm con.
tract at reduced rate. Call AD 7-4702.,
A WELL-INFORMED college student is
America's greatest security. If you want
to know the greatest crisis in the work!
now, read ~ fa price Time, Life, Newsweek.
Just drop the card in the mail.
CINERAMA No, a "Panorama of Horti.
culture." Livestock' Pavilion, Saturday
and Sunday.
DESPERATE! Ride needed .to New York
City or vicinity on Oct. 2 . afternoon or
evening. Contact Lynn .at UN 6-820 or
UN 6-4831.
PENN STATE-ARMY Excursion Makes.
To-Sea Bus) leaves Corner Room 5:00 a.ni.
stops at Mißhein!. Oct. 8, 1960. Total
costs: Game ticket and bus $16.00. Mail
orders and check to Twin Valley'Farmere
Exchange, Begins, Pennsylvania. Call
Valley View, Pa. OverbrOok 2-3171. Bane
fit Levi Lamb- Tund..
TEE INDIGO •QUINTET: top .6-pled
combo. ' Now Woking Fall and. Winter
dates. Cal/ Rick Fiedler, AD E...42241.'