PAGE EIGHT
Faculty, Staff Keep ' .;-, 4.isy
Recent paintings by Walter
E. Rutkowski, a doctoral can
didate at • the University, are
on display in the Art Education
Gallery of Chambers Bldg.
The paintings re executed
in a technique o!: wet wax
stained with oil paint washes.
The one-man show, open to
the public, continues through
Saturday. The artist is on leave
of absence from the University
of New Mexico.
He is a graduate of the Rhode
Island School of Design, and
earned the master of arts de
gree from the University of
New Mexico.'
Robert E. Dunham, assistant
to the vice president of resi
dent instruction at the Univer
sity and associate professor of
speech, has been reappointed
to a three year term serving
the National University Exte,i
sion Atsociation.
He is now serving on the
Executive Board of •the com
mittee on discussion and de
bate. This is the only com
mittee with its own national
office, and it maintains con
tact with each state in the
country.
* * *
William R. Carriker, profes-
Pollard, YAK Discuss
Student Protest Today
Ernest C. Pollard, head of drugs, the nature of laws in
the Biophysics Department, volved, and the position of the
will present his views on legit- University in regard to both of
imate and illegitimate student these.
protest at a regular chapter Phillip Abbott Luce, former
meeting of Young Americans member of the pro-Peking Pro
for Freedom, 7:30 tonight in gressive Labor Party, will
217-218 Hetzer Union Building. speak on campus Feb. 13. He
YAF will discuss various as- is ,the author of "The New
pects of drugs on campus after Left" and "Road to Revolu-
Dr. Pollard's remarks, which . tion" which will go on sale in
will be an extension and con- the HUB next week. He also
tinuation of a speech he made wrote an article for "The New
to the University Senate last Guard" on SDS which will be
Tuesday. distributed at the YAF table,
The group will consider the according to Booksale Chair
nature of marijuana and other man Ken Anderer.
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Monday through Friday
Basement of Sackett
North Wing
FOR SALE
FRATERNITY RECREATION with Gold
Cup folding ping pone tables that are
built strong and attractive. Heavy Nova
ply sealed top and permanent striping.
Ready for UM Priced right. As little
as SlO a month. Brunswick pool tables
available tool 0. W. Houts and Son,
State College, Pa.
TENOR SAX Parts Selmer 4. Hi-F1
system Harmon-Kardon Amp. + Tuner
+ University speakers + enclosure. All.
A-1 condition. Mr. Jorgenson before
5 p.m. 865-8391; after 7 p.m. 238.3650.
BUCKLE SKI-BOOTS, Riverton 10 an.
boys 6 Skates. Call 238-7052 after 6 P.m
DAVIDSON'S BARBER SHOP has one of
the best assortments of natural pure
bristle hetr brushes fn this area. $2.95
56.95.
LARGE SANDWICH: 22 Inches long,
loaded with meats, cheese, lettuce,
tomatoes, pickets, and onions. Fast de
livery. 238-2292. Paul Bunyan's.
DELICIOUS STEAK Sandwiches .75c;
cheese steaks .85c. Fast delivery till
2 a.m. 238-2292. Paul Bunyan's.
FOR SALE: 1957 Chev. 6 cOr New bat
tery, starter. Good rubber. Make small
offer. Dennis 23E1-4137 after 6:00.
150 WATT FISHER Amplifier complete
with FM Tuner. Must see to appreciate.
Call Frank 865-5106.
ARCHITtiCTSI 21x36 drawing board wit
P-bar, 7 point Radiograph set In humi
dor base. Call 238-4462.
GUITAR Excellent condition. Very
cheap. Diana 2374025
_between 4 and
6:30 p.m.
RUGS FOR cold mornlngsl 2x3, 4x6.
Assorted textures, colors. Roland & Hull,
Inc. 258 E. Beaver. 237.3321.-
ELECTRIC GUITAR, 2-Pickups, Tremelo,
case and patch cord; and Kay Guitar
Amplifier with Tremelo, 3-inputs. 237-6498.
OVERSTUFFED CHAIRS, Davenports,
Dressers, Breakfast Sets, Swivel Chairs,
Bookshelves. Hoy's Used Furniture,
Lemont, Pa. 238-0420.
VOLKSWAGEN 1962 Sedan, Mechanically
Perfect. Records. 2 heaters. No dents.
Finances force sale. $575.00. Marten
355.9871.
SUITS, SPORT JACKETS, sizes 38 , 40
Factory Outlet. 237-1654 ask for Steve.
FOR SALE: HI•FI Record Player, one
Year old. Excellent condition. $25. Call
865,5660.
BEAUTIFUL MALE Dachshund, 9 weeks,
A.U.C., healthy, affectionate, intelligent.
See at 705 North Holmes Street.
DUE TO financial difficulties 1963 TR-3.
Tires and engine good. Phone John
237-7540.
FOLK AND BLUES Albums 99c. Ander
son through Vanßonk. 132 1 / 2 S.' Pugh,
3rd floor, Room 12. 238-5889.
,SUNBEAM 1965 Sedan, R&H, needs head
OW. Best offer over 3200 or trade for
stereo equip. Steve 865-2900.
G.E. COMPONENT Stereo with Sharpe
stereo headphones. One month old. A
real buy. Jim 237-6324.
FOR SALE: Head Skis. Very good con
dition. Bindings and, Miller toe•pieces,
555. 238-1563, 5-7 P.M.
JAWBONE
DID PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S cabinet
star in Marat Sade? Is there a clothing
Industry conspiracy to sell the Viet-
COng colored pajamas? Is Sammy Davis,
Jr. behind the Jewish Black Power
Movement? Do the Joint Chiefs of Staff
need to test the bomb on people? Does
Fu Man Chu? Laugh now, but Problems
•of Peace '6B will be a serious discussion
of facts and fears with Dr. George An•
drews Wed. 8-11 p.m. Student-Faculty
Dialogue Jawbone, 415 E. Foster.
2381 613.
NOTARY
"Located just above
the Corner Room"
Hotel State College
Stars of Office, Classroom
sor and head of the department
of special education, will work
with educators at Mansfield
State College on the possible
development of a master's
level program for teacher edu
cation of the mentally retarded.
While at Mansfield on Jan.
24, he will also speak to the
Phi Delta Kappa Club on "The
Educational Resources Infor
mation Center."
On Feb. 2, Carriker will pre
sent a paper at the Interna
tional Convention of the Asso
ciation for Children with Learn
ing Diflculties, to be held at
Boston, Mass.
Carroll C. Arnold, professor
of speech, is one of five author
editors of "An Historical An
thology of Select British
Speeches," recently published
by the Ronald Press Co.
The volume presents histori
cal-critical surveys• of British
public address from the time of
Ethelbert to Sir Winston
Churchill. It furnishes introduc
tions, annotations, and biblio
graphical materials f o r 48'
speeches by 40 speakers.
The work is he first of its
kind to be published in Eng
land during this century. It
was prepared under the gen-
- WANTED
ONE OR TWO roommates wanted for
split-level apartment. Call 237-1758 or
865-2295.
WANTED: FEMALE, graduate student to'
'share Apt. $35/mo. Cony. location. Call
238-4824.
ROOMMATE WANTED for graduate stu
dent in furnished Foster Avenue apart
ment. Call 237-6019 5:00-8:00 p.m.
WANTED: MUSICIANS for blues, r&b,
soul band. Bass guitar, drums, rhythm
guitar, lead guitar, electric plans, two
trumpets. Equal opportunity. Call 238-1186.
WANTED: MALE student to share apart
ment in Ambassador Building With grad
student in S.S.S. Call 238-6993, 6 p.m.
WANTED: FEMALE roommate. Call
1 Nickie 237-1580.
WAITERS NEEDED: Work two meals,
eat three. Alpha Rho Chl. Contact caterer
237-4232.
ROOMMATE WANTED for two man
apartment in Armenara. $57.50 monthly
plus electricity. Call 237-6466.
DRIVERS WANTED. Delivery to dorms
I only. Earn 7.50 - 15.00 per evening
working 5 hours a night. Guaranteed
22c per order. 237-6412.
DISHWASHERS NEEDED at on•campus
fraternity. Work two meals eat three.
Call caterer at 2384332.
ROOMMATE WANTED for trailer In
Boalsburg. $32.50 month. Leave name
and phone number In 203-0 HUB if
interested.
TUTORS—SIGN up USG Tutoring Serv
ice HUB Thurs. 9:30 to 12:30. Set your
own fees.- Need B in course tutored.
ROOMMATE WANTED. 3 bedroom spat
level apartment, Bluebell. No deposit
required. Call 23747.58.
TWO WAITERS wanted. Work evening
meal, eat three. Monday thru Saturday.
Also social privileges. Call caterer 236-
9954,
MALE ROOMMATE for 2 man apart
, moot. Immediate occupancy. Close to
campus. Call Pete 237-416.
ATTENTION
SHOP AT your own risk!! at The Garage,
across from the Korner •Kupboard.
IS HOWARD HUGHES really trying to
buy out T.l.M.'s Las Vegas Night Casino?
February 10 in the HUB.
A ROFFLER SCULPTUR KUT by Gib
Davidson Is the ultimate in good hair
goorming for men. A Roesler Sculotur
Kut
Your
hard to manage hair.
Your hair always - looks well-groomed
when you have your hair Sculptur Kut.
By appointment only. 238-0612.
THE GREAT Green Coat shall rise again.
Call Sgt. Hedva Pepper for Information
and you shall have peace. 865-5669.
CALENDAR WATCHES, 511.00, 2 yr.
guarantee. Diving Watches, $13.00. Cali
237-1654.
N ITTANY DIVERS: Club Meeting,
Wednesday, Jan. 17, 7:00 p.m., Room 111
Boucke. Speaker and elections.
IT'S YOUR WORLD—or Is It? Discuss
"Problems of Peace '6B" with Dr.
George Andrews. Student-Faculty Dia
logue, Wednesday 8.11 p.m. Jawbone,
415 E. Foster. 238-1613.
SEE THE Voiles at "Eldelwiess"—
February 17th!
LUTHERAN STUDENT Worship. Vespers
6:30 Eisenhower Chapel; Holy Com
munion 10:00 p.m. Grace Lutheran
Church.
AUGUST 6, 1945. What does it mean
to you . . . today . . . See the War
Game Saturday all day at the Jawbone.
FOR RENT
SEMI-EFFICIENT Apartment; winter
and spring. $55 per month. Call 238.2750.
Three blocks from campus.
FEMALE ROOMMATE to share a fur-I
nished house located In Lemont. 5451
month for rent plusutilities. Present
tenant Is graduate student. Call 865-6873
during day. Call 238-2208 after 5:00 p.m.
!APARTMENT FOR RENT: Furnished,
i 2 bedrooms, 1 1 / 2 baths, wall to wall
!carpeting, air conditioning, dishwasher.
15205 a month. 2 miles from campus. Bus
available. Phone 238.8500.
j BLUEBELL EFFICIENC - I;: — lmmadlate
occupancy. Phone 237-7506.
SOPHISTICATED ONE- or two-man
apartment for spring and summer terms.
Call Rick 238-7181.
ONE BEDROOM Apartment available
February 1, Whitehall Plaza, $lOO per
month unfurnished, $l3O furnished. 238.
8116.
ROOMS( 606 South Allee Street. By
month, large— $42, regular— $3B.
WORK WANTED
PROFESSIONAL TYPING of manu•
scripts, term papers, reports, and disser
tations. Electric typewriter. 2313-7029 or
2384035.
SAX PLAYER desires work with combo
Well experienced. Rock, R.&B. Soul.
Some vocals. Kevin 565-6147.
WANTED
'MOD' SALESGIRLS!
Only those who are willing
to work need apply
Call Mr.
,Holiday-237-1138
eral editorship of Donald C.
Bryant, of. the University of
lowa, who also contributed ma
terials pertinent to the 18th
century.
I::=MM
R. H. Wherry, William El
liott Professor of Life Insur
ance, has been appointed by
the National Collegiate Ath
letic Association to be chair
man of its insurance commit
tee for 1968.
The NCAA provides• an op
portunity for its 684 members
to purchase accident, health
and life insurance on a group
basis. •
Mrs. ( Pauline H. Hord, a
specialist in public he aith
nursing, has been appointed as
sociate professor of nursing in
the University's College of
Human Development.
Mrs. Hord comes to the Uni
versity from Harrisburg, where
she was a public health nursing
NOTICE
MAKE THE SCENE with Tempo-Talk
every Tuesday and Thursday night 10-11
p.m. Voice your opinions with Steve
Schlow on WRSC 96.7, by dialing 238-5085.
Be In with the new night—Time Talk
and Back Talk Show in which YOU
can participate.
NEED BREAD? Distribute Psychedelic
posters, etc. Write to Joyce James Com
pany Ltd., 734 Bay Street, San Francisco,
Calif, 94109.
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY— Candidates
for an Announcing position, with Penn
State television station WPSX-TV. Re
quires about 10 hours per week. No
radio or television announcing needed but
prior experience in dramatics, speech,
or broadcasting helpful, Men only. Call
Bob Dudley 065-9531.
GRADUATE STUDENT will tutor ele
mentary statistics and dynamics. 3 hours
week. Call 237.3909 between 6:00 and
5:00 p.m.
MONEY. TUTOR. Need B in course
,tutored. Sign up dining areas Wed. 6 p.m.
'to 8 p.m. USG Tutoring Service.
2 + 2 equals '6B FOR Dr. George An
drews and "Problems of Peace". Student
Faculty Dialogue, Wednesday 811 p.m
Jawbone, 415 E. Foster. 238.1613.
HOT PIZZA. 10" 90c; 12" $1.20; 14" $1.50.
Fast delivery 2 a.m. 238.2292. Paul
Bunyan's.
FOR A GOOD ,selection of the best hair
grooming aids for men It's Davidson's
Barber Shop.
MEN: THE BARBERS at Davidson's
Barber Shop know how important a good
haircut Is to you—do you? If you do,
you will always go to Davidson's Barber
Shop for your haircuts. Located next to
G. C. Murphy Co. on Allen St.
COLD FEET? Buy a rug for your room!
4x6, 2x3; assorted colors, textures. Roland
& Hull, Inc., 258 E. Beaver. 237-3321._
FAKE CHRISTIANS good Christians
apparent Christians pseudo Christians
—reluctant Christians will the au
thentic Christian please stand up? That
is the question-being discussed at 9:30
a.m. at University Baptist Church, 411
S. Burrowes, each Sunday. Sweet rolls
and hot chocolate, tool V.W. bus, 9:02
,at Hartrantt; 9:06 at Tener; 9:09 at
:Warnock; 9:13 at Waring.
E UROPE SUMMER 1968, students fac
,ulty, dependents. Round trip let, group
50, tare 5265.00. Contact: Joel Schweidel
238.4763 atter 4 p.m.
"WORSHIP (EPISCOPAL) Chapel, Sun
day 11 a.m. Liturgy of the Word, 6:15
p.m. Liturgy of the Lord's Supper, 7 p.m.
Wednesday.
PLEDGE ALPHA DELTA SIGMA, Pro
fessional Advertising Fraternity, now;
visit Madison Avenue next term. Rush
Smoker-7:30 p.m., Thursday, January
1 18 in 101 Carnegie.
WHO WILL be the Queen of "Eidelwiess"
I —February 17th?
ATTEND THE Penn State Camera Club
meeting tonight, 7:30. 215 Willard.
WORSHIP (EPISCOPAL) Chapel. Sun
day 11 a.m. Liturgy of the Word. 6:15
p.m. Liturgy of the Lord's Supper, and
7 p.m. Wednesday.
I THE WAR GAME . . . See It before It's
I too late! Sunday—Grace Lutheran Church
1 -7 and 9 p.m.
HELP WANTED
WAITERS, DISHWASHERS needed at
Phi Kappa Sigma. Full social privi
leges. Work two, eat three. Call Tom
Easley 238-6063.
TWO WAITERS. Delta Chi fraternity.
Work two meals and eat three. Social
privileges. Call caterer 238.9944.
MISCELLANEOUS
HUNGRY? CALL The Paul Bunyan Shop.
Good sandwiches, hot pizza, fast delivery
'til 2 a.m. 238.2292.
IS IT REALLY just for the birds (owls,
hawks, doves, Lyndon and Lady)? "Prob.
(ems of Peace '6B". Student-Faculty Dia
logue with Dr. George Andrews—Jaw
bone, Wed. 8-11 p.m. 41.5 E. Foster.
,238-2526.
REWARD FOR return of black fur lined
coat stolen from Physical Science Build
ing 1-8-67. Call George 865-0856.
WILL THE PERSON who took my Navy
Blue Toggle Coat off rack outside 117
Mac Allister (gloves, scarf, cap in pock
ets) sth period Jan. 10, call 865.0001.
Reward! No questions askedl Tom
LOST: LIGHT BROWN girl's winter coat
and lade bracelet at Tedes. Reward.
Call 865.5692. •
LOST: BLACK Pocketbook Friday night.
Need cards desperately. No questions
;asked. Reward! Christine 238-4583.
LOST: BROWN Wallet; need cards.
Please bring to HUB desk or call Bruce
8659045.
LOST: GETTYSBURG College Class Ring
Initials LGE.' Call Len 238-5569. Reward
Penn State Outing Club
planning meeting_ for
Spring Canoeing Trips.,
Thurs., Jan. 18. 7;30 P.M
218 HUB
THE.DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY .PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
consultant in the Division of
Public Health Nursing for the
State Department of Health.
Father Andre Schuwer, pro
fessor 'of philosophy at Du
quense 'University, will 'present
a paper entitled "Some Re
flections on Heideg,g,P-'s Cri
tique of Judgement as the
'Locus' of Truth". at a collo
quium sponsored f. y the Uni
versity's departme:4 of philos
ophy.
The colloquium will be held
at 4 p.m. Friday in the Assem
bly' Room of the Hetzel Union
131dg. It will be open to the
public. ,• •. '
West Hartford Public
Schools
West Hartford,_ Connecticut
Interviewer on campus
Thursday; Jan. 18, 1968. Ele
mentar y. secondary and
special positions, such as
speech, psychological con
iultant, physical education
are available for September,
1968. See Placement office
for details.
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you must see "Our Mother's House".
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Ground floor of HUB
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Once in a long while, films such as
"A Taste Of Honey", "The Servant",
"Darling" and "Blow-Up" create a
special kind of excitement.
The reviews make it clear that it
has happened again. Judith Crist, on the
Today Show praised "Our Mother's House"
as "a movie you won't want to miss."
Time Magazine termed it "Splendid!
A modern gothic tale of innocence
and evil." Saturday Review said
"A triumph of the director's art!"