SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1962 THIS WEEKEND ON CAMPUS International Experiment The Experiment in International Living ,will hold an organizational meeting at 7:30 pan. Sunday, in 218 RUB. All persons interested in international culture exchange are cordially invited to 'attend. StUdents. participating in the ex perirnent live overseas for the summer. They are placed with participating_ families throughout the world. Lectures Chen Ctii,- a Chinese water colorist,Ciitill give a-•denaonstra tiorrand<talk on watereoloring.at 2:15 Monday, in. the Hetzel Mimi 'Ballroom. , , u , g , 3 ,.r "Is in Philosophically Obso lete? ill be the topic of a panel disci' on. headed 13y Henry G. B Jr., prpfessor of philoso phy,and Duape H. Whittier, in atruc or of phirosophy,,at a meet ing . the Philosophy Club, 7:30 p.m.. Sunday in 212 HUB. 'Other Meetings TODAY • 1i.C.1.1/ Bowling itrgistratios. 10 4.10. 6 - grour floor HUB ' A.C.U. Bowling Group. 12 Lot:. RUB as - seedy r . Alpha !Tan Alpha. 7 p.m.. 2144111 HUB Alligei ;Mot Drill. 2_ p.m.. HUB ballroma Ar l tist. I aeries Reeeptiaa. 9 p.m.. HUB awn* lenglotering-In-Tralning' examination 110- pliestloaa, 211 Itikekett ' . Prayer Day Se T e Universal Day of Prayer 1 tor . tudents service will be held at . :30 '•-p.m. tomorrow in . the Hel Eakin Eisenhower. Chapel. Pore gn students at the Univer sity fare scheduled• to give short addresseapn current conditions in their' native native countries: - Thee Baptist Student Organise floalwlll hear Dr. Gerald Bosch, associate professor of elementary education, - speak on "Schools in Guatemala and Honduras" at 6:30 ",p.m. •tomorrow at the Uni versity Baptist Church. • The Newman Club will sponsor a welcoming reception for The Rev. Quentin Schaut and The Rev. Egbert Donovan, the new directors of University Catholic Student Affairs, at 3 p.m. tomor row In the' Helen Eakin Eisen hower Memorial Lounge. • r The Lutheran Student Associi- The School of the Arts presents it4i Exhibition of Recent Works by GEORGE S. ZORETICH . February 18 March 14, 1962 In the HUB Gallery i• Opening Public Reception Tomorrovi► 4 - 6:00 p.m. DUTCH PANTRY SPECIALS Five p.m. till Eleven p.m. Filday and Sattnjday ! . 7 Oi. Sirloin • Steak Breaded Veal Cutlet Served with French Fries. with Melted Cheese Onion flings, Trash Garden'_ Choice of Ona - Veg. Salad, French Fried Panama Oar Own Bakal Broad IWO* Sauce Betts and Aps4s, gutter ' Orr Own Basil Brims! • $1.29 - , .65c - -- _ , , • Our °wn . Ouy Own' Made SPAGHETTI C om . plet e Baked with , Meat Sauce BREAD ' ' gorvej with Fountain and , y "" Ga re el k i sd ! S titt ' i 75C p lEs . autur aM 4ppl• BFtter Sertice :. ' i alphd o M M 21, . , .la i V a p FASO' OMAN f!ANTS • iterture. Erl. Sevartid. 11:S11 O a. &tuna 201„ 1 p.m.. LIS HUB inapere production, "'Five Finewr Stmt."' 3 PArt,, Center Stag* WM2REMMEM Penn State Art Manelades eacrries. f 140. RUB atsenabli Penn State vu. grraCWW GralU 4 44 3 p.m.. Roe Hall Peen States vs. Syrsenss wrestlistr. 7 paw.. Ree Hall Sports' Car Rally* 1:50 p.a. Pollock ' parldar lot SUakma movie "Roark Par Tlea' by. 7:10 and 11:30 As HUB 41.11mTatalf' TOMORROW • Art eshilaition reception. 1 p.m.. HUB Lounge CkaiDel Servim. 10 ;Si am.. Bekwab Aug toriu in • Folkloric Sorletr, 6:30 p.m.„, HUB ballroom Freshman clam advioary board. 4:30 part, 203 :NUB MR Bin CoMmittte. 7:30 p.m.. Hi HUB Mt. Nittany , }Stamp Club. 2 p.m., 217412 HMI School of the Arts. 4 Pam. HUB lounge Student liarsdboak business staff, 7 p.m., 21$ HUB Student Handbook. editorial staff. 4:30 p.m.. 214-215 HUB todeat mark entitled "Reach Fe The Skv." 6:30 p.m; HUB siennalr Smreierax7stan, $ 10 , :$1 212-211 HUD • MONDAY ' Alpha Phi Ornmm. 2 . p.m.. 212.2111 HUB Art Department. 1 p.nl. HUB bialrown Bridge Club: 11:20.p.m.. HUB eardroam Engineering Mechanics Seminar. 4 p.m.. :210' Hammond Faculty Luarheon Club. 12:80 p.m.. HUB , !dieing room Pisan 'Slats •Ilible Fellowship. 7 p.m.; 111 HUB Scabbard and Blade. 7 pan.. 213 HUB Stabs Collette Color Slide Club. 7:30 p.m., Mineral ledisatries auditorium Women's Chorus, 4 p.m, HUB assembly Touns 'Arrlerteans ; For Freedom. 7:30. 214 ' Boucka ice, Schftfuled lioa, will discuss "Context of Busiz ness Ethics" at a seminar at 9:30 am. - tomorrow at the Lutheran Student Center.. Father Quentin Schaut, director of University Catholic Student Af fairs,-will speak on "From Monte cassino to Penn - . State" at the Graduate Newman, Club at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow in the Eisenhower Chapel lounge. HlUsl Foundation. Indspoudents will show the movie "Teahouse _of the August Moon" at 8 p.m. today in the Hillel Foundation. NeW College Diner Dr; A , To wr '4, th, CYBOY I SANDWICH ileitis • French Friss PINTAT THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA Nap Fdad Haddock Choice of Two Veg. Breed and Butter 9k 230 E. Conn* Ave. Stal* - Collogs. Pa. AD 7-703 S Schaulj Will Speak On 'Life Renewal' At Chcipel Service Dr. Richard Scheull. vice Presi dent of Instituto MacKenzie in Sao Paulo. Brazil. will speak, on "The Renewal •of -Life on the 'Frontiers of Change". at the 10:58 a.m. Chapel Service tomorrow at Schwab. The 'Chanel Choir, under the' direction of 'Willa C. Taylor, will sing "Antiphon and Psal m- 1 Laudate Dominim" by Elizabeth! Poston. Dr. Leonard Raver, Chapel; organist. Will play "Psalm' Pre-! lude" by, Herbert Howell s.? "Rhosymedre" by Ralph Vaughnt Williams and "Trumpet Volun-' tary" by Jeremiah Clarke. The Rev. William H. Watson, associate director o 1 Wesley Foun dation, will speak on "The Scandal, of the Cross" at the Protestant! Service of • Worship at 9 a.m. to-' morrow in the Helen Eakin Eisen-I 'hower Chapel. ' The Meditation Chapel Choird under the direction of James W. t Beach„ will sing "Thou Wilt Keep • , Him" by S. S. Wesley. Reed Walk-I er,junior in pie-med from Holli daysburg, will 1::•e , the organist. New low-cost luxury in two just-out Chevy H Nova sedans • Luxury and low cost have never been more beautifully blended than in these - two newest additions to the Chevy II line! Like their running mates—the Nova 400 Sport Coupe, Convertible .and Station Wagon—they have the same more-for your-money features that have made Chevy II the winner of Car Life magazine's Engineering Excellence Award for 1962. 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