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Experience,
Desired by
This is the first. article in a series discussing the various phases
of the Peace Corps program.
There is no maximum age limit for persons wishing to
volunteer for the Peace Corps, but they must be at least 18
years of age.
arried couples without chil
dren under 18 years of age may
also be accepted into the Corps
if they both volunteer and quali
fy for the same Peace Corps proj
ect. All volunteers must be citi
zens of the United States.
Most of the volunteers for the
15 Peace Corps projects now in
operation are in their twenties but
several persons 50 years of age or
older have been selected for train
ing in some of the projects.
Regardless of the volunteer's
age, he must pass the physical
and psychological examinations
administered by the Peace
Corps. He must also have the
technical or practical knowledge
and ability needed for the proj
ect.
A college education is not neces
sary to fulfill the requirements
for projects in any of the fields.
But practical experience, techni
cal ability, physical stamina and
emotional stability are key quali
fications for a Peace Corps volun
teer.
In addition to the above quali
fications, volunteers must also
be able to adapt themselves to
unfamiliar surroundings. They
will be working in a new en
vironment and climate with
people of all races, religions and
ci- I. urcs.
The stated goal of Peace Corps
projects is to help raise the stand
ard of living in under-developed
countries and to give the volun
teer an opportunity to broaden
his own horizons and learn while
teaching and helping others.
The first step in volunteering
for the two-year period of service
in the Peace Corps is to file a
questionnaire with Peace Corps
headquarters in Washington. In
terested persons may obtain ques
tionnaires by contacting the State
College Post Office or by writing
to the Peace Corps, Washington
25, D.C.
Blue Key Forms Due
Applications for Blue Key, jun
ior men's hat society, must be
returned to 119 Old Main by 5 p.m.
today. Applicants must have a 2.2
All-University average.
SLOO • •
Isn't a high price to pay
to look your best.
Top qualify girls' adjustable
elastic rope belts to enhance
your wardrobe. Choose from
olive, black, red, maroon, navy,
green, brown, blue, natural,
gold or purple, with either the
metal military or the leather
tab buckle.
TO ORDCR: Send $l.OO and
your name and address and
color and buckle desired to
COED BELT CO.
P.O. BOX 335
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
Ability
'Corps'
By DOTI DRASHER
ROOM—private bath, shower, for two stu
dents; central. Call Mrs. Cop, AD 7-7702
or AD 7-4860.
GRADUATE STUDENTS, upperclassmen—
comfortable rooms with hot and cold
running water or private bath, Innerspring
mattresses, central, parking accommoda
tions. To inspect and compare The
Colonial, 123 W. Nittany. ADams 7.7792
or ADams 7-4860.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-2 room
and bath efficiency. Completely fur
nished. Quiet, clean. Free parking. AD 7-
2986. $66 month. 164 E. McCormick Ave.
LARGE 2-BEDROOM Trailer; five min
utes, North 822. AI) 8-6007.
LARGE S•ROOM Apartment; back porch,
aide yard. Prefer married couples. One
block from campus. AD 7-3167.
WANTED
WANTED: APPLICATIONS being taken
for full time sales ladies. Apply between
1042 Monday thru Friday. Mrs. Winn.
F. W. Woolworth Co.
WORK WANTED—TYPIST with experience
with all colleges of the University will
type thesis, term papers or other work at
reasonable rate. Call AD 7-2836.
HELP I RIDE WANTED to Pittsburgh
Saturday after 6:30 a.m. Call Sue UN 6-
7477.
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: Students' wives
for Snack Bar work, over noon and eve
ning hours,Waring and East Ha For
further inormation apply Office of Stu
dent Aid, 218 Willard building.
WAITERS WANTED at TICE. Call be
tween noon and 6 p.m. AD 7-4444.
ONE GIRL'S Bicycle wanted. If you have
one for gale call Doti AD 7-2446 after
6 P.m.
BANJOS, LIKES, Guitars, Pianos. Ham
mond Organs, Strings, Books, all music
supplies. Pifer Music Centers, Benner Pike.
Open 'til 8 p.m. daily except Weds. Phone
EL 6-3.141.
'62 MCTD. Two bent fenders, $650. Call
ERgler at AD 7-4464 from 1 to 6.
1951 BLUE FORD Convertible; four brand
new tiros. Call AD 7-3967.
ONE TICKET to California game at cost.
Call Connie, UN 5-3290.
AGE-IT-YOURSELF CIDER. Hort Show,
Livestock Pavilion. Sat. and Sun.
TWO CALIFORNIA football tickets. Call
Jim UN 5-3104.
MOTOR SCOOTER, fast, safe, economical;
must see to appreciate. No reasonable
offer refused. Call George or John, All 7-
2G51.
CHEVROLET 1956, 6 cylinder, standard
shift, 2 doors. hard-top, radio and heater
and good tires. Good running condition.
5476. Contact Peter Dunn AD 7-4598.
RCA ORTHOPHONIC HI-Fl converted to
Stereo and two diamond needles-606.00.
'New Harmon Kenton Allegro Model A-10
Amplifier-645.00. 16 inch RCA Duo-Cone
Speaker Type 61052-16 ohm and Cabinet—
s4o.oo. 12 inch Stephens True-Sonic Type
1224x-16 ohm and Cabinet—s2o.oo. Both
speakers for 660.00. Call Bob Schalm
AP 8-2415.
The urger Shoppe
Luncheon Specials!
1. Hot meat loaf with french fries
or mashed potatoes . . . 55c
2. Hot beef with french fries
1, Delicious spaghetti with meat sauce
garlic roll . . . $l.OO
From 5 - 8:30 every night!
2. Club steak guaranteed to be tender.
'enlace-tomato salad
french-fries
bread-butter . . . $1.29
3. Coney Island hotdog with chili sauce 20c
4. Ilotdog with Hungarian sauerkraut 20c
5. Homemade chili •
30c
THE MY-O-MY BAR
downstairs also features the same good quality food
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
• COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS •
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
Plan Your Week at
across from Old Main
or mashed potatoes . . . 60c
Your Favorite Drinks, Too!
root beer milk shakes
coke everything
Satisfaction is Guaranteed!
If you don't like first bite, you don't pay!
IFC Sing Finals - Set for 8 7
- (Continued from •page one)
Fear The Wind." .The finalists
and their chosen songs are
Acacia, "We're All Good Broth
ers"; Alpha Chi Rho, "The
Dream Girl of Alpha CM Rho" 1.
Pi Kappa Phi, ."Pi Kappa Phi
Girl"; and • Sigma Phi Epsilon,
"Sig Ep Girl." -
Jerome I(apitanoff, Donald Hild
and , Donald Rice, all membefs of
the professional singing group
"The Penn Statesmen , ' will judge
the quartet competitions. Decis
ions will be based on musical
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FOR SALE
BE SOCIABLE, HAVE A BRATWURST—
Deliciously charcoal broiled and served
In tangy barbecue sauce on homemade buns.
This Sat. only at Penn State Hort Show.
Take some to the game. Famous Bratwurst
from Hsingers of Milwaukee.
FORD 1956 2-dr. sedan, R&H, new snow
tires. 'Very good condition. Also—Smith.
Corona Electric Portable Typewriter, used
six months. L. Munie. 742 W. College Ave.
after 6 p.m.
TWO 25-YARD LINE tickets for California
game; at cost or your offer. Call Bert
AD 8-8357.
TICKET FOR Homecoming Game: Penn
State vs. California. Call Barb, UN 6-
APPLES, CIDER, Indian Corn, Gourds
and House Planta at the fort Show
Sat. and Sun. in the Livestock Pavilion.
RCA MAHOGANY CONSOLE (cabinet
only). Perfect for custom hi-fi. Cheap.
AD 8.2082 after 6.
TWO 50-YARD Line Ticl:eta to California
game. Call Stan AD 8-0874.
'5B RENAULT Dauphine, recently over
hauled; radio and heater, three new
tires. Priced for quick sale. Call AD 7-7790
after 6.
WORK WANTED
SEWING ALTERATIONS. Call for ap
pointment, Mrs.' Moyer, 516 E.- Beaver
Ave. AD 7-4823.
LOST
LOSTI BLACK Contact Lens case on cam
pus. Reward. Call AD 7-8453.
BLUE AND SILVER Parker Pen near
Weaver. Reward. Call Ken UN 6-2702.
PANIC t ONE FRATERNITY Pin, Beta
Theta Pi. Please call Sue, UN 5-5729.
PSYCHOLOGY OF Advertising Text lost
in Journ Library. Return there or call
AD 8-1916 or UN 5-2631.
NAVY PURSE, glasses inside which are
desperately needed for exams. Reward.
Turn in at RIM desk.
MATRIC AND Activity Card—need des
perately. Reward. Call Bill AD 7-9078.
WOMAN'S HE:LIMOS Watch, black cord
band. Sentimental value. Please return.
Reward. Donna, UN 6-2196.
WILL FINDER of green wallet lost in
library Tuesday morning please at least
return license, cards, papers, and snap
shots to History department office or call
AD 8-1716. No questions asked. Some photos
only ones existing of deceased Grandfather
and baby daughter.
MAN'S POCKET WATCH—Friday on cam
pus or W. College Ave. Reward. Call
UN 5-2832, leave meseage.
MEALS
LUNCHEON SUGGESTION: Fish and
Chips—just 40c. Our own made Soup
and Sandwiches. Open 6 a.m. - 1 a.m. Next
to Murphy's. Lillian's Restaurant.
PERSON AL
PERSONAL •
Birthday 1 Mary Souter
(might in Schwab
blend; diction, interpretation and
phrasing and general effects.
Group competition will be
judged on tonality, intonation,
interpretation and phrasing, bal
ance of parts, diction and general
effects. Miss Virginia Minsch,
State College music teacher; Mrs.
Louis Maraffie, assistant director
of the University Symphony Or
chestra;• Frank Morris, member
of the Thespian Board of Control;
and William B. Merrel, associate
professor of music at Juniata Col
' lege, will serve as judges.
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HELP WANTED
ASSISTANT MANAGER—work for room.
See hire. Stitzer, The Colonial, AD 7-4860
or AO 7-7792.
WOMAN WITH nursing background to
assist convalescing woman. Housing plus
salary available for couple. Apply Box 261.
TWO WAITERS Immediately. Call caterer,
AD 7-2161.
MISCELLANEOUS
SCIENCE FICTION enthusiasts—see the
film "Metropolis" about an amazing city
of the future, Friday, Nov. 8, 7 & 9, HUB.
Tickets at HUB desk.
CLASSIC FILM admirers—see one of the
greatest silent filing wade, Fritz Lang's
METROPOLIS, Friday, Nov. 9, 7 & 0, HUB.
'rickets at HIM desk.
PRIZES _FOR Costumes at Halloween
Square Dance at Shacir's Creek Fire
men's Park (near Matter Playhouse) Satur
day night, Oct. 28, 1961. Music by "The
Country Gentlemen'
LEARN TO play Folk Guitar—accompany
folk songs. Lessons at reasonable rates.
Experienced teacher. Call AD 8-3119.
Meet a man
who owns your
electric company
He's an automobile mechanic.
Perhaps a neighbor or a friend of yours.
For automobile mechanics invest in electric
light and power companies. Just as tire sales
men and map makers and automotive engineers
and road builders do.
Point is: people own your power company.
Not the government, the city or the state. But
people with savings to invest.
Your power company is investor-owned by
people like you.
It is free enterprise at work to help Keep
America. Powerful.
WEST PENN POWER
investor-owned, tax-paying--servlng WESTein PaiNay:van!.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER. 27. 1961
SICK RADIO or
PHONOGRAPH
ALTRONICS
SALTS a SERVICE
Rear of 454 E. College
(Calder Alley at
Marshall's Laundry)
Phone AD 0-9602
flours M. & F. 9 to 9
T., W., Th., S. $ to 5:30
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MC=I
MISCELLANEOUS
PSOC—NO WORK party at Ski Slope Ole
weekend. Next weekend they start for
sure!
NEWMAN CLUB Social Friday, Ott. 27.
8:30 12:30, basement Our Lady of
Victory Church.
PSOG—HIKE AND CAMP OUT, Oct. 28
and 29. Sign up at BIM
PSOC—SMALL, GAME Hunt, Sat., 9139
a.m. Sign un at HUB desk.
SAXMAN (Alto or Tenor) desires Work
with any combo or dance band. Real or
fake. Years of experience. Call UN 6-6881
ask for Don Coolbaugh.
FORUM SERIES begins 7:00 p.m., Oct. 81,
HUB Assembly. Speaker: Prof. James,
Anderson. Topic: God—a Psychological
Aid? Everyone welcome. Sponsored by
Newman Club.
PART-TIME JOBS available immediately
for college men 15 hours/week working
schedule. Salary $45/week. Call Mr. Rich•
ardson 9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. AD 8-2051.
BONGOS, CONGOS, MARACAS. All 20%
below list price. Now you can afford
to be BEAT. Call Al) 8-9661 after s—like
evening.