PAGE FOUR CLASSIFIEDS All classified advertisements .must be in by 4:30 !p.m. day preceeding issue. Prices are: 40e for one insertion, $l.OO, three insertions, 17 words or less. Call Collegian, 711. . _ _ MALE .BOARDING-4E4even and a. half per week. home style ::eryice. Frazier Iffouse. 1.38 South Yrazier. ibßMAJLE—Evening Gown, size 116. Good condition, worn once, Phone Mll. 9-tiEWARD-- I Maroon and gold Ev ersharp pen. initials H.I.W. Call ,lielen, 2941. • STOLBN STRAYED, male cocker spaniel, lanowers name; Nickey. Reward. Call 3938. Yid Stashak. J3US—round trip,• for Pitt game, Saturday morning; return Sun day. Call 4951, ask for Andrews or Beutner. DeESSMAKER and seamstress, alterations, dressmak ing.' Home Economics graduate. 127 S. Barnard St., Phone 755. POR SALE—Evening gown, size 10. Taffeta. Call 4435, . ask for LOST—Hunting dog answering to name of "Queenies." Last seen in. vicinity of Tri Doims. Call .412.172. RIDERS WANTED—tRound trip by bus for Pitt game, Friday 4:30; return Sunday. Call 4951. Ask: for knriimpixAr4 13entner, • WANT.hili—ttide Lu 4,"'• :York November 8: Call 2647; ask for Margie. WANTED Passengers 'to Navy game. Transportation by plane, $15.00 round trip. Call Joyce 4269. LiOST Identification bracelet. Return to Harry Re ward. Call 2252. TABLE WAITERS, Kitchen help wanted for Nov. 8, 9. Albly Al iiha Zeta, Campus, phone 1272.. WHO wants a ride for their Soph . Hop date from Warren or Kane? Call Houston, 3251, LOST Two raincoats at Beaver Field. Sat, Nov. 1. Reward for return.. Call Fred Walker 4969.. WILL PERSON. who found Park:- , . . f• .4t ;i4f44t • , 4 • ,•: : si • .! • „. • .t . ;. • " • ••• \ •• 4, • t • • •• • • 1 • 's _.• AME Football La Vie— (Continuer) from t)aoe one) uat photos will not be taken until after Christmas. Group pictures will also be taken following the holidays. Schedules; have been arranged so that one student can _be photographed every six min utes. All persons are urged to keep their appointments. Staff prositions for the senior yeatibook will be .Fhnounced shortly in the Daily Collegian. .Junior wishing t o join .the staff are asked to watch for a LaVie call during the latter part of this week. Swimming Party Tonight Black Lakonides, women's physical education honorary, is sponsoring a swimming party for the entire School of Physical Education to be held in.the Glennland Pool from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight. •. er pen in Murphy's 5&10 Tues day p.m. call Ellen, Ex.53J. MY BLACK gabardine raincoat taken by mistake from Corner Room Friday night. I have yours. Call 68 Ath. WANTBD—One ticket to Army- Notre Dame game. Will pay $5O. Call Benny, 4702 bdfore Thursday. VIT I I , -W-IMTAWAVVina'f",aPr Ffir,( l ol„c'MY/W7,449 e k r':g.)RigitA ke.,..,,arit , ii/)g . , ! .• 40me,efirkwAuto,rmefflg4 r...ii-....- ..,,..,,, ~..,...,,,,k , .. 1, ~,i s kd u . 44 , s . .61,1 f eu .4ebeti mit' ..-, ~,- - lit ~.„... at.- ,-.-,-. p k. ... • \ i• / • ' • .., .\ with. ..RA‘\ C ; , , _ THE DAILY COLT arGIAJN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA ~~~~~ Players lisecreation Hall 9P.M.-IA.M. TICKETS ON SALE AT A A WINDOW in Old Main on Friday, Nov. it Froth— (Continued from page one) usual demand, have been able to be printed. So all ate urged' to pick up their copies early at Stu dent Union or the Corner Room to avoid .disappointment. Sub scribers need only present stub number two before Saturday noon it either place 'for their copies. You'll want to cheer. And lau : gh out loud; So get you're Froth early, And be one of the crowd'. AG Officers Take Posts The new officers of the Agricul ture Student .Council . elected re cently will assume duties at a full council meeting. tonight. Those elected are Richard •Gray, of the Agriculture Economics Club, pres ident; Edwin D. Frey, of the stu dent branch; American Society of Agrictiltural Engineers; vice .presi dent; Mary L. York, a the lidme Economics Club, secretary; and J. Robert Pennington, of the Block and, Bridle Cjub, treasurer. H. N. Wenger is the retiring president. The avenue of Sugar Maples on Pollock road was planted in 1882, during the administration of George W. Atherton. • , ze, vommfproyatayqp i 'Azdy tgif",* PFAWfteiti d46f,14 00 • TEMPLE - .FOOTPALL:-GAME ShOW:,--'-' An4el::.sfreet:' AND HIS BAND A semi-formal dance" Cabinet— (Continued from page one) Kenneth -Harshbarger, Anne Hay, Eugene Fulmer, Frederick Heck er, Joanne Roraback, John Sigler and Nancy Wagner, Jane Healy and Ted LeFevre are serving with Ralph D. Hetzel, president of the College, on a public occasions committee. 11. / ;,„ THE HIGHLIGHT OF HOUSEPARTY - VV.EEKEND Friday Night S4M per Couple DO YOU WANT TO EARN. • EXTRA., MONEY! • You can do it setting pins at the STATE BOWLING CENTER, 116 McAllister Street. EITHER AFTERNOON OR NIGHT See either MR. CASSEL or MR. SLOAN after 1 P.M. Heading in the Right Direction? First National Bank IMA FUN NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1946 Writer Gels Woman's View Miss Joan Wolcott. featuT ter for the Philadelphia Everting Bulletin, has been interviewing wives of Windcrest ex-Gl's this week for a feature story on Wind crest from the *c van's view point. You're headed in the right direction when you arrange your MENi3 finances with a bank such as min . . . that is dependable . . . re- liable. HOUSE DANCES Players
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