FRtDA: 4 I,' OCTOBE11 , 17; 1941
CLASSIFIED SECTION
'HAT'S COMING Orr?
Itch 10 17-3 M
OW SALE-Two tuxedo suits.
Complete. ,dood condition. Sizes
8 and 40. Call 2359 or 363 Ridie
. ye. ,Itch 16, 20, 24.5.
SALF er WipChester Model
' , it' pump, gauge shotgun,
l actically new.:, Will sacrifice.
inn Chambers, Delta Upsilon,
61, after 6p. m. itch 17 R. S.
OST Sand-colored gabardine
I polo coat, Friday,' outside 125
)arks. Call Barry Bland, 4317.
ides Wanted
P.W.—Pitisbtirgh. L. Friday al
moon. C. *ally. 4723. 2tpd 15 16.
R.W.—Pittsburgh. L. Fri. 2..
all F. Bontempo.. 3rd floor Jor
an Hall 711. ,>.• 2tpd 15. 16.
R.W. (2)—Reading or vicinity,
nd return. Friday at 5 p. in. C.
2801.
_R.W.—Pittsburgh. L. this after
oon. C. 2544,, ask for Jacob.
777
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CANDY CIGARS
NEWSPAPERS
pest of Luck
To the Lions
Miller's
Meats
104 W. Beaver Ave.
WOMEN IN SPORTS
Josephine H.• Beljan '42, Arch
ery Club president, captured All-
College archery championship in
12the annual fall tournament on
Holmes Field yesterday. Gloria
HowersoN '45 pl? Ced second and
Diana Novich '44, third. Novices
may sign now in the archery
equipment room for a beginner's
tournament at 4 p. m. Monday.
Junior hockeywomen grabbed
second set. in the tournament yes
terday when sophomoreS default
ed and frosh were defeated, 6-0.
Sis Fitting scored four goals and
Pauline Rugh two. •
Ten women were named to the
Concert Dance Group, Dance Club
honorary. after tryouts Wednes
day night Those chosen by Miss
Jessie Cameron, assistant profes
sor of physical education, and old
members include Mildred L. Aus
try '43, EVelyn. M. Fritz '43, Jane
M. Parkhill '43, Ayelien C. Wolf
'43, Grace E. Albcrtinari '44, Har
riette Block '44, Shirley Kaye '44,
Daisie J. Kranich' '44, Dorothy
Ktoniek '44, and Elizabeth Furst
'45.
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Groceries
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We, The Women
For The Frosh
We Don't Know---
This column is intended only for
those freShman women whose
names we don't yet know. It is for
you who weren't elected to offiCes,
whoSe names haven't appeared in•
a gossip column, who aren't being
rushed by every sorority.
Every year there are freshman
women with outstanding ability
who fail to make a big "splash" at
the beginning. Perhaps it is be
cause of personal reticence; per
haps the opportunity just didn't
come their way.
The point is this: don't think that
your chance is gone.
,Some of the
most outstanding. women in this
year's senior class were unheard of
as freshmen. And some Of those
whom everybody knew then have
been forgotten.
• Remember, your college career
is only beginOing. This campus is
unsurpassed in the range of activi
ties open to women. Regardless of
your interest, there is a place for
you. Go find it!
FRED'S RESTAURANT
Eugene H. Lederer
REAL ESTATE
114 E. Beaver Ave. Dial 4066
State. College
—Let's make it two in
a row
Produce
Phone 775
THE. DAILY COLLEGIAN
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Contest
$lO PRIZE
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Winner October 4—George Decker
Winner October 11—William Sbaulinski
Come On!!
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The Daily Collegian
HE Club Elects
Commiffee Heads
Sixteen committee chairmen
were elected by the Home Econom
ics Club at its first meeting.
They include journalism, H.
Kathleen Frazer '42, and Margaret
L. Maginnis '42; finance, Helen W.
Hancher, '42, and Helen H. Wolf
'43; membership and initiation,
Helen R: Randolph '43, and Mar
tha Elston '45.
Music and dramatics, Virginia
Ogden '42, and Mary Lou Goyne
'43; program, Clara E. House '43,
and Betty Lou Hornick '45; pub
licity, Patricia A. Middleton '44,
and M. Jane Head '44; social serv
ice, Margaret L. Campsey '44, and
Margaret D. Campbell '44;, social,
Doris A. Anders' '42, and Mildred
Friedman '43.
The club's faculty Hallowe'en
party will
,be held in White Hall
from 7 to 8 p. m., October 29, with
Irene M. Toth '42, Charlotte E.
Miller '43, Mary Ann Krall '44, and
Marie E: Weiss . '44; in charge:
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MEAL TICKETS
WE'RE - -
• PULLING FOR THE LIONS
TO TEAR UP THE OWL S
REA AND DERKK
"Next to the Bank Clock"
Good luck -Lions . .
. Beat Tempk
When you travel to Philadelphia by car...be sure to fill up your
tank with
-AMOCO GAS- . -
at the
ATHERTON ST. SERVICE STATION
215.5. Atherton St. H. Clay Musser—Prop.
BEST OF LUCK AGAINST
THE TEMPLE OWLS
Annual Panhellenic Ball
To Be Held January 9
The annual Panhellenie Ball will
be held in the Nittany Lion Inn
from 9 p. m. until midnight, Friday,
January 9, according to Jean A.
Krauser '42, Panhellenic president.
In charge are Marjorie B. Strode
'42, chairrnan, Patricia Mac Kinney
'43 and Kathryn F. Walters '43,
Read The Collegian Classifieds
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Penn State —Temple .
PICK WINNERS
Bucknell— Boston U.—
Colgate— Duke—
Lehigh— Urshms:--
Syracuse— N. Y. U.—
West Va.— Fordhatn—
Pift— Minnesota—
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prediction
Most Acctuste Card Wins
In case, of tie, prize will be split.
Contest closes at 12:00 noon Sal
urdaY. To indicate fie gameS
mark both teams.
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