SATURDAY. MAY 12. 1962
THIS WEEKEND ON CAMPUS
!
'Once Upon a Mattress*
The Players’ current musical
comedy, “Once Upon A Mattress,”
will be presented at 8 p.m. tonight
in Schwab.
Tickets may be purchased at the
Hetzel Union desk or at the door.
Center Stage
Players’ productions of .Samuel
Beckett’s “Krapp's, Last Tape”
and Bernard Shaw’s “Man of Des
tiny” will continue their run at
8 p.m. tonight.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door. .
Land Grant Films
The Land-Grant fresco in Old
Main will be the subject of one of
two prize-winning films to be
shown continuously from 1 to 4
p.m. tomorrow in the HUB assem
bly room. The films, each about
15 minutes long, are “The Land-
Grant Murals" and. “A Land
■ Grant .University 1 in Action."
Bicycle inspection
A bicycle inspection-registration
will be held from 9 a.m. to- 12
noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. today
at the State College Municipal
Building.
Spring Week
Meeting Called
A meeting of presidents of the
student governing bodies will be
held Monday night to discuss con
siderations for the scheduling of
Spring Week events, Enail Sos,
Jnterfratemity Council president,
said' recently.
Robert this year’s
.Spring Week Chairman, will at
tend the meeting to advise the
representatives from IFC, Pan
hellenic Council, Town Indepen
dent Men, Men’s Residence Coun
cil and the Association of Women
Students on the problems he en
countered in the organization and
management of Spring Week, Sos
said.
The group w.ill discuss sched
uling problems 'and the possibility
of combining the IFC-Panhel
Music Festival with Spring Week.
Sos said that, the group will act
as an, advisory committee to rec
ommend scheduling of Spring
Week events based on a survey
of the various groups involved.
The groups’ opinions will be con
sidered in proportion to their
participation in Spring Week ac
tivities, he added.
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I Reception and refreshments in HUB Lounge
I ,*AII students and faculty are invited to attend
Foresters
Penn State, Syracuse and West
Virginia Foresters will" compete:
at 1. pjn. today at the Civil En
gineering Camp in Stone Valley.
Among the competitive events are
burling, canoe races, felling, chop
ping, sawing, archery and bull
of-tne-woods.
Meetings
Today
AWS Frwhlon Show an 4 Tro, p.m.,
HUB main lounge.
AWS Mother's Day Banquet. I p.m., HUB
ballroom.
Graduate Student* Square 6:31
p.BU HUB. ballroom.
International Folk Festival. I :S6 p.m..
. HUB balfroom.
Lutheran Student Allocution, 1 p.m., 11?
HVB.
OSGA. 8 a.m. to IS noon. 112-118 HUB.
Slavie Lanffuacr* group, IS noon. HUB
amenably room.
Society of Military Engineer*. S p.m.. SIS
HUB. *
Student Film*. 7 p.m., HUB omesnbly
room.
• j Tomorrow
Busme** Senior Reception. S p.m., HUB
ml in.- fount*.
WUS to Name 'Snarf'
. Folk ipusic and dances from
around-the world will be included
in the International Folk Festival
to be held at 1:30 p.mr'today in
the l Hetzel Union ballroom, Mi
chael Winters, World University
Service program chairman, said
yesterday.
During the WUS-sponsored Folk
Festival, the winner of the Prof
Snarf Contest will be announced.
Winters said.
AT THAT TIME, he said, recog
nition will also be given to the
group which won the Penny Mile
contest and to the dormitory area
which has raised the most money
for WUS during the year.
Participating in the Inter
national Folk Festival will . be
Bell to Address AWS Banquet
Miss Dorese Bell, Mutual Broad-I As another feature of Wom
casting System’s , White House'en’s Week, “Fashions Men Love”
correspondent, will speak at the! will be presented by AWS at 2:30'
Association of Women Students’ p.m. today in the main lounge
Wdmen’s Week banquet at 6 p.m. of the HUB. j
in 016 ? etzd Uni ° n The fashion show, presented
. ... . 011 under the auspices of Mademoi
wc selle magazine, will feature cloth
°L£sS councils j loaned from the Charles Shop
wL» SaK"'
Miss Bell received a broadcast- ?P?£ *° “"V s
ing award last, year from Radio tneir parems ’
and TV Daily Magazine and is Tea will be served at 2:15 p.m.J
listed in “Who’s Who.of Americanlas well as during the show, Sally,
Women.” [Stephens, co-chairman, said.
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HUB Assembly
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
iFolkfore Society Workshop, 6:34 P-m.. HUB
ballroom. i
! Fmhman Cl*u Ainiory Board. 7;36 *.m,'
I 26X HUB.
Military Ball Committee. 7:36 p.m. ( 233
HUB.
lOmccft Pat Pbi-; 4 p.m.. 212 HUB.
.Public Information, 1 p.m., HUB Maembly
room. 1 '
Senior Claaa Aitrbory Boortl, 7 p.m., HUB
aaarmbly room. ’ *
Ptudent Film**.' 7 p.m.. HUB OMembly
room.
Swedenborg lan. 14:18 212 HUB.
Monday
Agricultural Economic* *nd Rural Soci
ology. 8:38 p.M., HUB *u*mb)y room.
Alpha Phi Omffs. 7 p.m.. 212 HUB.
Arnold Air Society exeeutivo-'booni, 7 p.m..
217 HUB.
> Bride* Club. 6:36 p.m., HUB card room.
Engineering Mechanic* Seminar. 4 p.m.,
216 Hammond.’
Faculty Luncheon Club, 12:34 p.m., HUB
dining room.
IFC. 6:34 P-m.. 216 HUB.
Invmtment Club, 7 p.m., 214 HUB.
i Orientation Program, 7 p.m-. HUB *t*em«
bly room.
Orientation Women, summer. 6:36 p.m..
217 'HUB.
Penn State Bible Fellowship, 7 p.m.. 214
HUB. ' ,
Sigma Gamma Txu. 7 p.m.. 266 HUB.
Tax- Seminar, S a.m.. to 8 p.m., 212-217
HUB.
lUCA, 7 p.m., *lB HUB.
Interlandia, a Hillel dance group,
the Schuhplatters arid several in
dividuals from the Cosmopolitan
Club, Winters said.
The individuals who will pre
sent numbers during the program
are Ken Kaku, graduate student
in civil engineering from Japan,
and David Vaughan, graduate stu
dent in geochemistry from East
Yorkshire, England.
KAKU WILL do a traditional
Japanese dunce from the Noh
drama. Vaughan will do two folk
dances from Great Britain, one
called “Nightingale,” and a Cloq
dance called "Lady’s Pleasure.” j
In addition. Kuskequa, a group
from the Cosmopolitan Club, will
do an American Indian ' dance.
Winters said.
104 OLD MAIN
Lancaster professor
To Speak at Chapel
! The Rev.. Robert W. Duke, as-'at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the Helen
sociate professor of homiletics atEakin Eisenhower Chapel,
the Lancaster Theological Seml-j The Meditation Chapel Choir,
nary, will speak on “Are You Hejunder the direction of James W.
Who is to Come, or Shall Woißeach. will sing “Antiphon” by
I Look for Another?” at the Chapeljßalph Vaugnan Williams.
service at 10:55 a.m. tomorrow in;
Schwabs • ■ I ■
The Chapel Choir, under the di- '\AI
rection of iWilla C. Taylor, will; Miner to
sing “How Lovely is Thy Dwelling _ r m # •
Place" by Johannes Brahms. PprCnnnf l/ICiU/C
Leonard Ravey, Chapel organ vl dvflUf “ IvVfO
ist, will play “Three Choral Pre- . •
ludes,” “Chorale Prelude and J I\ A fZ f Ai >m
(Fugue onO Traungkeit" and * v ■ iJU^J
i»H r hi U nfi FugUe in ° Minor,, ‘ Dr. John D. Waimer. psychia
a by Brahms. trist at the University, will speak
I DUKE, an ordained Congrcga- on "A Psychiatrist Looks at His
tional Christian is alChurch” at the Lutheran Student
graduate of Brother College,; meeting at 6:30 p.m.
Madison, N.J., and taught philoso-’tomorrow in the Lutheran Stu
phy for one year in that school, jdent Center:
He graduated magri'a cum laude: The United Campus Christian
from Drew Theological Seminary.: Fellowship will have a dinner
In 1957, (Duke was selected bv;U' eetm « at 5 P m - tomorrow in the
the United States Air Force United Brethren
conduct a v preaching mission in ‘Church. Jay Richardson, graduate
the Middle East, Turkey and Italy, ’Jtodent. in general family studies
to the armed forces and theirfrom State College, will speak on
families stationed there. In 1959. P L 4J? kin K..T°, wa , rd , Man l' ag . e ” ...
he received a distinguished ser-j The Hillel Independents will
vice citation from the armed movie Animal farm
for services rendered on that 10 cu * ,ura * ®
preaching mission. !P m - tomorrow in the Hiltel Foun-
Idation.
GENEVIEVE DILTS, associate w _o TMTN <,__„ „ „
director of the University Chris-* .7*** WESTMINSTER Peuow*
.the Protestant service of worshipig^^^ 0 ” BeSef at
< ~ 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Prcsby-
L©Wlil)UrQ Speech The Wesley Foundation will in T
bet by Rockwell to f! r ) or T™ in J . the Foundation and
5 » ;will hold discussions on The
| The scii-siyied head of the'Apostles Creed" and “The Chris-
Amtncan Nazi Party, George Lin-tinn Faith Today" following the
coin Rockwell, has scheduled ainstallation. '
(speech frdm. the steps of thej (The Graduate Newman Club
Levfisburg! Post Office at 2 p.m.iwill hold an election for next
tomorrow.: _ _ (year’s officers at- 7:45_p m. to-
In February,' Rockwell was tolmorrow in the Helen Eakin Ei
have spoken to a student, group senbower Chapel lounge,
at buctcneli University in Lewis-i ; The Newman Club will hold a
burg, but. his - address was can-Mother’s Day tea from 2 to * p.m.
celled when university officials' tomorrow in the Chapel lounge,
withdrew . the invitation of - the' ' - •
pl&kwen then attempted to lS "* , * / "9* r r ft „ eC f iv * ,S Ald '
spfak off-campus but was escorted' Robert J. Snetsinger, assist
ftutn Lcwisburg alter police offi-l ant prt f s *° r *ntomo ogy, *»*
ciais said they could not “ * 2 ?? ,rom ‘ he
tee Jus safety (National Pest Control Association
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