TUESDAY. APRIL 10.1962
Home Ec Weekend to Feature
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Around the World' Lectures
;By tONI BAURNES
;«nd JUDY MATHS
■ln keeping with the theme
"Families Around the World
Technical and Human Develop
ment, ’j' the. Home Economics
Spring Weekend, . April 13 and 14,
will: feature four lectures and- a
panel [discussion .
Keynote speaker for the'week
end-willbe Lawrence E. Dennis,
associate director of the Peace
Corpjand former University ad
ministrator. Hu address “The
Peace I Corps The New Frontier
for family and Community Edu
cation,” will be given at 7:3tf p.m.,
April : 13 in -Schwab and will be
open to the public.
JEAN WARHEN, professor of
household economics and manage
ment] i from. ComeU University,
will give an illustrated talk on
•Tanriily Management in Southern
South America."
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Dr ji Warren, who received her
doctor of philosophy degree.from
Cornell, ..specializes in family
financial management and the
ways.] homemakers should use
their She was a pioneer in
the development of the home
maker’s work unit.
In connection with her studies,
she spent .the fall of 1957 as
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general adviser In the home dem-'. “Adapting Food of Other Cul r
onstration. center at San Ramon,]tures for Our Employment” will!
near Monteviedo, Uruguay. She'be. the subject of an illustrated]
also'worked with the director of: lecture given by Margaret B.|
the Institute Interamericano de Jennings, associate professor ofl
Ciencias Agricolaa in Uruguay, i foods arid nutrition. Mrs. Jennings!
JAMES E; . MONTGOMERY.!^ 11 . show J h ° w ever >' da ?
.professor of family housing and ca *1 H?**}. J" mu.!
home art, will give a picture story‘ antl distinctive dishes of Other
of ;the • development of man's coun * ries ‘ ]
shelter from Caves and log cabins; LAST YEAR, while on leave;
to contemporary homes and apart-: from the University, Mrs. Jenningsj
ment houses in his lecture. “Dwell-traveled in various parts of the
ings from Cave to Tower.” ; United States. Italy, and Spain to
Montgomery taught and con-!study cultural differences in food,
ducted research in housing at]- Carlfred B. Broderick, associate
Oklahoma State University and at. professor of family relationships.
Cornell University before coming, and Joseph H. Britton,
here in 1959. He also conducted 1 of child development and family
a research project in community (relationships, will-moderate pan
planning in the Netherlands in els on the “Family Life Cycle
1956. 'Around the World."
Naiads to Present 'Dip With Disney'
A “Dim With Disney” will be the White Building main lobby,
theme of the annual aquacade 1 Famous Disney, characters such
presented by the Naiads Seven
ruzed swimming club of the Wo-.Alice in Wonderland will be rep
men’s Recreation Association..Thejresented by members of the 1
show will be presented at 8 p.m.(Naiads. i
Thursday, Friday and Saturday; Other numbers will include]
at the White Building pool. (Fanasia, One Hundred and One'
Tickets for the three perform-;Dalmatians and Zippity Doo Dah.!
ances are available today and fb-. All the routines were created by;
morrow from 2 to 5 p.m. ih the! members of the club. j
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HRB Official Views
Defense Research
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Almost as soon a$ new defenseisearch center, he said. “Nothing
equipment is developed by a gov-]worthwhile ijt accomplished un
emmental research company, it is: less there is one roan who Peels
rendered obsolete by stiff compe-iit is important that the research
tition. Dr. John McLucas said yes-,gets done, and is willing to'put
iterday- . lull hi* effort into 'it." •>.
' McLucas, president of HRB-! .. . ........ • .
[Singer Inc., a research corporation! recently been
'located near State College, spokej a two-year leave bfab
at the Faculty Luncheon Club on! aenc * {r , ort } l»“ P<»“>on atHRB
-1 “HRB -Singer, Past, Present and| s ! n « r , to deputy directoi
'Ftiture ” ; - iof Defense Research and Engi
i .ineering iti the Department of De
! DEVELOPING NEW equipment;t ense
She He'said his new position would
“eloSd 1 by fSc?ans. an HR d B: Air For«iolfe h»X S
Singer**thetT teststhenew mecha- m, ° Production. This evaluation
m‘"m If it is workable the <» nd *
ration submits the plan to the are “ m,ted * hc sa,d
defense department for the go-;..... _ , , _
ahead for production, he. said. t Shllman Tapped for Cwent
McLucas said-local teachers and) The name of Barbara Stiltmarv
professors havfcr s been of muchjwas inadvertently omitted from,
help in solving technical prob-jthe list of new Cwcns. Miss Stitt
lems at the localrlnboratory. [man was one of the 23 coed*
In explaining! the success ofjtapped for membership in the
any new development of a re-‘sophomore women’s hat society.
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