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illiams to. Speak
\t Schwab Service
The Reverend Preston N. Wil
liams, Assistant University Chap
lain, will speak on "The Tempta
tion of Law" for the University
Chapel service at 10:55 a.m. to
morrow in Schwab:-
Williams served for two years
as assistant professor of religion
at Knoxville College and Lincoln
University and as college chap
lain of North Carolina in Dur
ham before assuming his post at
the University. The University
Chapel Choir, directed by Willa
Taylor, will sing "Surrexit Pastor
Bonus" by Orlando di Lasso,
The Reverend Donald Mellvride,
director of the Westminster Foun
dation, will speak on "Eternity's
Circumstantial Evidence" for the
service at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the
Eisenhower Chapel. The Medi
tation Chapel Choir, directed by
James Beach, will sing "Souls of
the Righteous" - by S. Marchant.
The Westminster Fellowship
will hold a reading retreat on
"Love and Justice" at 2 p.m. to
morrow in the home of a church
member. At 6:20 p.m. the group
Nvill meet for a panel discussion
moderated by Rev. Mcllvride.
The Newman Club is attending
a convention at the Penn-Shera-
Skull and Bones Cards
Tapping cards will be available
through April 2B for Skull and
Bones, senior men's hat society, in
109 Old Main. All sixth semester
men with a 2.0 All-University av
erage are eligible
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end.
International firesides, spon
sored by the Student Christian
Association, will be held from 7 to
9 p.m. tomorrow at the home of
Dr, and Mrs. Gordon Pritham,
265 Woodland Drive. An informal
discussion will offer the chance
to meet and question persons of
the other cultures.
The Baptist Student Association
will leave at 3:15 p.m. tomorrow
for Bucknell to attend a speech
on "Zen Buddhism."
The Lutheran Student Associa
tion will hold elections for next
year's officers beginning at 6:30
tomorrow.
Women Debators
Place in Tourney
The Women's Debate Team
'placedp second to the United States
Military Academy Saturday at
the Invitational Debators Tourna
ment at City College of New York.
Twenty-five eastern colleges par
ticipated in the tournament.
Lurene Jochem and Nancy
Huber won all of their debates
and tied for the award of the best,
speaker on the negative side.
Two weeks ago, Christine Ir
win, Janet Friend, Lorraine Fro-'
kopowicz and Helen Will tied
with St. Joseph's College and Uni
versity of Maryland for first place'
in the Delaware Valley Tourna
ment at Rutgers University.
This year's debate topic is: Re
solved: the United States should
adopt a program of compulsory
health insurance for all citizens.
THE TAM
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
HomeEc Wing
Dedication Held
The new home economics build
ing was dedicated at 9 a.m. yester
day with Dr. Howard A. Cutler,
executive assistant to the presi
dent for academic affairs cutting
the ribbon.
Dr. Grace M. Henderson, dean
of the college, gave a brief history
of the growth of the college of
home economics and stressed the
importance of producing quality.
The purposes of one's life must
"remain constant," she said, and
must be "rooted in the intelligent
use of one's daily life."
The "basic social unit of life
is the family" and society will
always concern itself with this
unit, she said. The function of a
college of home economics is "to
accept the challenge of service
and knowledge to build a college
to serve," she concluded.
Liberal Party Meeting
Liberal party will meet at 6:30
tomorrow night in 121 Sparks to
endorse candidates for student
government offices, Dale Harris,
party chairman said last night.
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Judges to Choose
Miss Penn State
Thirty-six coeds have entered the Miss Penn State
contest. The girls will be interviewed on Monday and Tues
day nights and five finalists will be chosen.
The judges for the preliminaries are: Clifford Nelson,
associate professor of account
in the College of Home Economics;
Robert Beam, director of the
Alumni Fund; Lawrence Perez,
assistant dean of the College of
Engineering and Architecture;
and Mrs. Lillian Larson, associate
professor of clothing and textiles.
The contestants and their sponsors are:
Mary Higgins, Zeta Beta Tau and Theta
Phi Alpha; Jayne Buckley, Alpha Gamma
Rho and Sigma Sigma Sigma; Pamela
Moberly, Gamma Phi Beta and Lambda
Chi Alpha; Nancy Williams, Kappa Delta
and Phi Delta Theta; Barbara Brooks,
Kappa Alpha Theta and Phi Gamma Delta.
Freya Waster, Delta - Zeta and Delta
Upsilon; Ann Ghiglione, Pi Beta Phi and
Sigma Pi; Judy Weiss, Alpha Epsilon
Phi and Beta. Sigma Rho; Marianne Ellis,
Delta Delta Delta and Tau Kappa Epsilon:
Pat &titian, Phi Kappa Sigma; Sondra
Schrenker, Phi Sigma Delta.
Judy Marple, Alpha Kappa Lambda and
Tau Phi Delta; Elaine Lawrence, Simmons
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and Pollock B; Dottie Rhelner, PM Kappa
Tau; Paulette Zander, Sigma Nu; Nancy
Alinkoff, Phi Sigma Sigma and Sigma Chi;
Joan Rittenberg, Delta Phi Epsilon and
Phi Kappa Theta; Marjorie Gantor, Kappa
Kappa Gamma and Alpha Sigma Phi
1/0051) Phillips, Theta Chi and Alpha
Gamma Delta; Diane Lindell, Alpha CM
Omega and Delta Sigma Phi.
Natalie Holland, Alpha Xi Delta and
CM PM; Helen Gutman, Sigma Delta
Tau 'and Phi Epsilon Pi; Brenda Pierce,
Theta Xi; Nancy Madson, Chi Omega
and Beta Theta Pi; Carel Hodges, Delta
Comma and Phi Kappa Psi; Sharon
Stafford, Alpha Delta P 1 and Phi Mu
Delta; Linda Jeffries, Atherton and
Acacia; Sandra Pomerantz, Alpha Epsi
lon Pi; Patricia Bartram, WDFM.
Pam Baker, Alpha Omicron Pi and
, Delta Chi; Pat Higgins, Phi Mu and Theta
Delta Chi; Susan Furminger, Pi Kappa
Alpha; Jane Prutzman, Zeta Tau Alpha
and PI Kappa Phi; Gloria Barton, Lyon'
Hall; Lois Maccubbin, PI Lambda Phi.
CLASSIFIEDS
CASH-17 words or less
CHARGE-12 words or less
3.50 one insertion
5.75 two insertions
$l.OO three Insertions
Additional words-3 for s.os
for each day of Insertion
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 A.M.
THE PRECEDING DAY
FOB SALE
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1860 DECCA Miami Stereo lii-Fi $6O.
AD 8-8236.
CHANEL MASTER 6 Transistor Radio*
one month old $2O-215. Call UN 5-4501
1959 TR3 TRIUMPH good condition.
Write or call Bill Thompson, 401 E.
Locust St., Clearfield, Pa. PO 5-3868.
1957 TRIUMPH TR3, white, wire wheels.
disc brake. See at 113 Hiester St.
'57 TRAILER 38')E8', 2-bedroom, com
pletely furnished; half-mile from cam
pus. Call AI) 7-7631 until 5 p.m.
LATE 1959 MGA Coupe, excellent con•
dition, dark blue, RAH, wirer, ww.
Goes like a Twin-Cam Honest 16,000 mi.-
81796. HO 6-6862 after 6:00 or contact
Bill Jackson, Rm. 114 Carnegie.
THINK SMALL. Must part with my
lovingly maintained 1967 VW. Has radio,
heater, and extra spare tire. Excellent
condition. AD 8-2686 between 6 and 7 p.m.
only please.
FOR RENT
ROOM AND BOARD for fall. Family style
meals. Rooms only for summer. Clean
and quiet. 243 S. Pugh St.
ONE 4-ROOM Apartment—W. One small
efficiency apartment completely fur
nished—Uo per month. Morning call AD
7-2207, Evening tall FL 9-2850.
NEW TWO BEDROOM Duplex, available
for Immediate occupancy. Centrally
located. Call Federated Home and Mortgage
Company AD 8-8500. •
FURNISHED ROOMS: bath. kitchen, rec.-
1 reation room, TV at no extra charge;
downtown, home-like. Call after 6:30 p.m.
AD 7-2967.
WANTED
RIDE FROM New York City for spring
weekend. Call Arlene UN 5-6437.
DESPERATELY NEED Ride to NYC or
Phila.. Friday, April 28. Call Vicki
UN 6-8207.
RIDE DESPERATELY wanted to and
from Boston, Mother's Day weekend.
Call Jeri Schwartz UN 6-2190.
USED BOOKS for Asian countries' will he
collected in the dorms Saturday. Support
the Sophomore Class Project.
PIANO PLAYER who plays by ear. Apply
Meyers .Restaurant, 2 till 4.
DESPERATELY NEED ride to N.Y.C.
Friday, April 28. Call Vicki, UN 5.8207.
TYPING AND nraltllithing thesis reports.
etc. Reaganable elm. Call AD 74056.
FURNISHED APARTMENT has two male
graduate students, needs one more male
I atudent. Within walking distance of cam
pus. Phone AD 8.1409 after :00 n.m.
LOST
LOST—IN SIMMONS area, white gold
Hamilton Watch. Reward. Call Sandy
UN 5-7158.
MISCELLANEOUS
NEED SPRING Clothes Shortened?
AD 8.2901, Marilynn. Straight skirts
75c ; full or pleated—sl.oo.
1.50WL AND MEET your friends at down
town Dux Club. Public lanes—rates 32
cents. No waiting. 128 S. Pugh St.
FOR STANDARD and electric typewriter
rentals; complete typewriter repair serv.
ice; and all thesis typing supplies. Shop
Nittany Office Eouipment; 231 S. Allen
St. AD 8.6125.•
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: Rock 'n Roll to
the "HI-FIVE." Jam Sessions our
specialty. Bookings, still available. Call
Barry or Mike, AD 7-4400 or AD 0-61k6.
TENNIS FANS—racket stringing and re.
pairs the No-Awl-Way by Messinger.
Large selections of nylon or gut. Prompt
service. Guaranteed satisfaction. University
Tennis Service, 614 E. Beaver Ave. Phone
AD 7-2316.
PIFER'S: Your one.stop music center on
Benner Pike. Guitars, banjos, complete
I musk line accessories. Open daily front
9.8 except Wednesday. Pifer Music Center.
Phone EL 64441.