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15 Projects Planned by Corps
The heart of Africa, the
edge of Asia and the coast of
South America will soon be
acquainted with Peace Corps
volunteers who are in training
or in service with any of the
15 Peace Corps projects planned
for countries in those areas.
Approximately 700 volunteers,
most of them college graduates,
have been assigned to educational
and development projells in
Tanganyika, Ghana, Nigeria, Sier
ra Leone, India, East Pakistan,
West Pakistan, Malaya, Thailand,
the Philippines, Colombia, Chile
and St. Luria (West Indies Feder
ation).
Thirty geologists and survey
ors trained at Texas Western
University in El Paso, arrived in
Tanganyika this month to sur
vey projected roads. The roads
when completed will aid farm
ers in getting fresh produce to
the markets faster.
The University of California at
Berkeley was the training center
for 58 men and women who will
fill secondary school teaching as
signments in Ghana.
Three teaching projects are
planned to fill a request from the
Nigerian government for approxi
mately 130 Peace Corpsmen. The
first group of 45 men and women
trained at Harvard University for
assignments in the eastern part
of the country. Michigan State
University Students
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,University in East Lansing is
training the second group of 35
volunteers who will teach at a
newly opened university in
in.
A Puerto Rican survival train
ing camp is the first stop (four
weeks) for 50 volunteers select
ed for the Sierra Leone educa
tion project.
Twenty-five volunteers will
soon be scattered throughout the
Punjab state in India to aid in
small agricultural projects. Their
training center is Ohio State Uni
versity.
Irrigation, farm production,
anitation, and communication are
a few of the fields in which 30
specialized men and women will
work in East Pakistan. A similar
project is planned for West Paki
stan. The volunteers for East Paki
stan are training in Putney, Vt. at
the headquarters of The Experi
ment in International Living.
Malaya has requested 40 vol
unteers from the Peace Corps to
work as nurses and laboratory
technicians in district hospitals.
These volunteers arrived Mon
day at Northern Illinois Univer
sity for their eight-week train
ing program.
Last week 50 others assigned to
Thailand for a project to aid edu
cation and public health began
training at tne University of Mich
igan in Ann Arbor.
The largest group of volunteers
requested by any country are
being trained at the University
Attention
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
which is under contract to train
300 volunteers by June 1962 as
teachers-aides for the Philippines.
Rutgers University trained 78
corpsmen for a rural development
project in Colombia. CARE, Inc.,
will administer the program in
that country.
Introducing better farming
methods and lowering the infant
mortality rate in Chile are the
goals for 45 volunteers . who ar
rived in that country three weeks
ago. This group was trained at
Notre Dame University.
The smallest number of volun
teers is heading for a small coun
try—St. Lucia—in the Caribbean
to aid in soil and livestock im
provement and production. The
18 men and women were trained,
at Ohio State University.
Parmi Nous Hat Society
Taps Ten Senior Men
Ten men were tapped for mem
bership in Parmi Nous, senior
men's hat society, recently.
John Glassburn, William Pola
cek and Glenn Ream were tapped
for their contribution to athletics.
John Beauge, Wayne Hilinski
and Craig Yerkes were tapped for
their participation in publications
activities,
Four, men were tapped for stu
dent government activities. They
are Michael Forys, Robert Fry,
Richard Kelley and Robert
Schwartz.
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Smith to Talk at UCA Series
Dr. William Smith, Jr., state
1 4-H club leader and former pro
fessor of child development and
family relations, will speak on
"How Important Are Your Per
sonal Relationships?" for the third
program in the Freshman Series
sponsored by the University Chris
tian Association.
Dr. Smith will speak at 6:30 to
night in the Memorial Lounge of
the 'Wien Eakin Eisenhower
Chapel, Following his talk, the
audience will divide into discus
sion groups led by U.C.A. Student
Council officers. Refreshments
will be served after the program.
Although the series is especially
designed for freshmen, upperclass
men are invited to participate,
Genevieve Dilts, associate direc-
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FOR RENT
ROOM—private bath, shower, for two stu
dents; central. Call Mrs. Cop. AD 7-7792
or AD 7-4850.
CItA.iSiICTE STUDENTS, upperclassmen—
comfortable rooms with hot and cold
running water or private filth, innerspring'
mattresses, central, parking accommoda
tions. To inspect and compare The
Colonial. 123 W. Nittany. ADams 7.7702
or Anums 7-4860.
FOR RENT: ROOM, $6.50 single: $5.00
each double, convenient. Phone AD $-
9044, ask for Bob, Room No. 5.
FOR SALE
EVENING GOWN, size 7, worn once. Call
UN 5-8088 ask for Judy.
20 MINUTES
TIME IS ALL
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1961
for of U.C.A. said. The purpose of
the series is to stimulate thought
about some of the basic decisions
students in college often make
without careful examination, she
added.
'Council Elections --
(Continued from page one)
vote in the Home Economics
The Chemistry and Physics
Council will have polling places
in Osmond and Whitmore in addi
tion to the Hetzel Union.
The College of Physical Educa
tion and Athletics will hold elec
tions in the classroom. Mineral
Industries Council members were
elected yesterday.
FOR SALE
'59 AUSTIN USALEY, Woe and white.
wire win de, overdrive, two extra snow
tires—sl,69o, FIM, UN 54353 from 8-5.
1961 VW : sunroof, radio, w.w. Only 4,000
miles. Will accept best offer. Call Har
vey Wilaum Al) 8-2415,
TABLES, t vitt< twit Sets, Dress-
ere, Chest of Drawers, Straight Chairs.
Hoy'a Cecilfurniture—,rust off Mountain
St., Lemont. AD a-0 2P after 5 p.m.
'67 PONTI AC star Chief Convertible;
white, P.S., P. 13. A .T., whitewalls, new
top. paint job. Can Jim Al) 8-2257.
TWO DORM Contracts. Call UN 5-2001
1966 CUSHMAN Motor Scooter; motor
completely rebuilt, tilso 1961 Ford con
vertible, I,tantlard t 1111 1 .; mission, motor
completely rebuilt, four new tires. Cell
AD 7-3967.
TWO TICKETS for Syraeto4e game. Thirty.
five yard line. Cell Pala Al) 7.4989
USED 'FYPEWRITHIt, Royal of f ice model
in good condition. $3O. Call Al at UN 6-
7227 between 7 - ill p.m.
TWO TICKETS in Sy rneune game. 50.
rani line seats. Call Sinn AD S-0814.
FIVE STRING Banjo 960.00. Call between
7 and 9 p.m. Al) 7-3 , , , 03.
19759 PUCH CYCLE, 260 cc. Call Ray
AD 84965.
SINGER ELECTRIC Portable Sewing Ma.
chine—umed, in ',card condition, five
years guarantee. 329.9 b. AD 84367.
1955 Dh:SOTO hardtop, In excellent working
condition. Has power ateering,
power
brakes and automatic transmission. $550,
Call AD 8-1988,
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ROOMS FOR RENT
ONE-lIALP DOUBLE Room close to
pun. Phone AD 8-8639.
ROOM 1N private home with private tn.
trance and bath, parking available.
AD 7-7722.
LOST
LOST ON Tuesday—blue, '62 Clams Ring
in HUB men's room. It's very valuable to
me. Reward. Call Tom, AD 8-2353.
LOST SATURDAY Night., Phi Sigma
Delta—black Chesterfield Raincoat, size
6. I have yours. Call Lynne UN 55ti579..
WALLET belonging to Douglns Fish. Keep
the money 1 If foam!, call AD 7-4671 or
turn in at 11DB flesh.
MAN'S BLACK Umbrella in Hilda , MRII
Friday. I have youre. Judy, UN 5-6653.
$lO GOLD PIECE Charm, great sentimental
value, Reward. UN 15-8537.
BLACK WALLET in NUB about noon
Monday, Oct. 16. Call UN 5-6581, 8-5 or
El. 6-4586 after 5. Reward.
BEIGE UMBRELLA taken by mistake in
Lion's Den last Saturday—brown um
brella with lenther handle left In its place.
Call UN 6-8290.
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WANTED
JUDE WANTED to Grove City College or
Butler. Urgent. Friday, Oct. 20 after
3:30. Call Nadine UN L-8280.
MISCELLANEC US
COLLEGE MEN pert-time employment,
15 hrs./week working 'schedule. Will be
arranged to suit class stuffy schedule when
ever possible. Salary 845/week. Call Mr,
Dunn 9 a.m.-1 p.m., AD 8-2051.
COFFEE BREAK TIME stick cinnamon
bun and coffee for 16c and doughnut and
coffee for 10c. Drop into Lillian's Restau•
rant at 120 S. Allen.
AWS WOMEN'S Week application blan k*
will be available thin week at the HLIB
desk. Deadline for application i 3 Sat , .
Oct. 21.
SEE. ITALY, France, Spain, Berlin, Yugo
slavia, Israel and many other countries.
N. 8.8.5. comes to Penn State to show
films of its unbeatable student tours on
Oct. 18 at 8 p.m., 217 HUB.
BOWLERS—WIN FREE games only at
downtown Dux Lanes every night against
newest 10-pin automatics 1n State College
area. Dux Lanes, 128 S. Pugh St.
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: The Nelson Griffith
Quartet (piano, bass, trumpet, drums)
has a limited number of dates not yet
booked. This is a professional combo
specializing in music for dancing and
listening. Call Carl at UN 5-6857 or AD
7-2776.
ATTENTION EXPERIMENTERS in Inter
national Living, past, present and future.
Vet's spread the word. Call Marge UN 5-
Bfio9 or UN 5.25:11.
SQUARE DANCES: Saturday nights—
Shovers Grove Firemen's Park, Route SOI
near Mateer Playhouse. Music by "The
Country Gentlemen" with calls by Jay
Crouse.
UCA FRESHMAN SERIES "How honor.
tunt Are Your Personal Relationships"
by Dr. William Smith, Jr., 6 :30-8 :00 In
Chapel Lounge. Refreshments served.