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Honorary Sets
Carnival Date
Mortar Board will hold a Hal
loween Carnival in the parking
lot behind New Physics, from 7
to 11 p.m on October 31, Hal
loween night.
All sororities are to have
booths in the Halloween spirit
such as dunking for apples and
selling of false faces, said Jacque
line Zivic, general chairman.
There will be outside lighting
and a public address system will
broadcast music.
Committee chairmen are Kay
Badolle t, Collegian publicity;
Patricia Meily, poster publicity;
and Jo Ann Roraback, tickets.
Tickets will be 10 cents per
booth, but strips of tickets may
be purchased three for 25 cents.
Treble Singers -
(Continued from page owe)
Lott, Lois Heyd, Marion Holmes,
Dorothy Jones, June Kircher,
Joyce Leet, Frances Lohr, Janet
Long, Lea Merrill, Nancy Neiner,
Helen Nob 1 c, Rusty Ringling,
Sally Rothrock, Sally Schleyer,
Josephine Stanley and Peggy
Zentmyer.
First Altos
Rosemere Baur, Mary H.
Brown, Madelyn Bush, Clara
Cares, Cynthia Doan, Jane Doner,
Ruth Federman, Gene Gilmore,
Martha Gross, Norma Herman,
Janice Hook, Lois Hughes, Bar
bara Keefer, Isabel Leach, Marian
Lewis, Virginia McCluskey.
Maren McKay, Nancy Meyer,
Ellen Miller, Patsy Morgan,
Phyllis Mowrer, Lorraine Munz,
Ruth Mursc h, Joan O'Hara,
Nancy Parent, Elizabeth Peck,
Helen Reid, Myrtle Reigle, Lois
Resle r, Eleanor Romanyshyn,
Joan Smith, and Margaret Stri
dinger.
Second Altos
Jane L. Anthony, Nancy Ault,
Peg Chick, Carolyn Currier,
Helen Dickerson, Lovetta Dinius,
Annabelle Eshleman, Anita Tier
ing, Peggy Geltz, Margie Grif
fiths, Esther Hershey, June Kratz,
Annette Lanning, Norma La
Terza, Ruth Lehman, Pat Lloyd.
Candy McCollum, Arlene Mack,
Patricia Morgan, Jean Nichols,
June Pallis, Joan Paul, Sonia
Poldolnick, Jayne Pollard, Made
line Rohrbaugh, Prudence Root,
Jo Ann Roraback, Doris Salathe,
Lois Sheaffer, Barbara J. Smith,
and Betty J. Whitney.
Accompanist for the group is
Josephine Rotili.
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CENTRE
RESTAURANT
111 S. Pugh
Opposite Skellar
WRA Names Managers
For Intramural Sports
Appointment of twenty - five
women as managers for this
year's WRA intramural program
has just been completed, ac
cording to Nancy Romig, intra
mural chairman.
Managers are Lois Resle r,
AChiO; Kay Bitner, AOPi; Joan
Green, AEPhi; Nancy Musser,
Alpha Gamma Delta; Ronnie
Mowles, Alpha Xi Delta; Susie
Geiger, Atherton.
Peg Shettel, ChiO; Evelyn Wil
son, Delta, Delta, Delta; Pat
Rodli, Delta Gamma; Jackie
Wengert, Delta Zeta; B. J. Sam
mons, Co-op; Isobel Logan, Cody
Manor; Ginny Gallup, Gamma
Phi Beta; Joyce Trigiano, Frazier.
Emma Cash, Mac Hall; Anne
Forncrook, Kappa Alpha Theta;
Mary Kapp, Kappa Delta; Jane
McCormick, Kappa Kappa
Gamma; Barb Prevost, Phi Mu;
Sylvia Alterman,. Phi Sigma
Sigma; Doris Blitcher, Sigma
Delta Tau; Dorothy Shenot, Theta
Phi Alpha; Margy Dyer, Zeta
Tau Alpha; Sue Caveny, Town;
and Shirley Gauger, Tri-dorms.
Independent women are re
quested to sign up with the intra
mural managers at their dorms.
Fall sports will be bowling and
' basketball. Mid-winter sports
will include badminton, volley
ball, and table tennis.
You probably know a number of men in your
class who were pilots in the wartime Air Force.
They are the best advertisements for the Aviation
Cadet program. Talk with them about it.
Chances are, they'll tell you their service as
pilots was one of the most interesting and exciting
phases of their lives. Fast action, comradeship,
and the chance to serve their country paid them
dividends they don't forget . . . added something
to their stature and poise that they couldn't have
gotten anywhere else.
Cadet life today is no different. As a potential
pilot in the new U. S. Air Force, you serve at a time
of equal importance "to the nation. Freedom,
responsibility, the chance to use your own initiative
are all yours.
The training you get is the finest your govern
ment can provide $35,000 worth for every Cadet.
TEE DAILY COLS2GIAN, STATE COT TAGE, PrINMSYLVANIA
Home Ec Cafeteria
Releases Schedule
Miss Esther A. Atkinson, asso
ciate professor of Home Eco
nomics, who is in charge of the
cafeteria, has released the fol
lowing schedule: Monday, 11:45
a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 5:30 to 6:15
p.m., cafeteria service; Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, 11:45
a.m. to 12:30 p.m., cafeteria serv
ice, and table service in the Ma
ple Room, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.; Fri
day and Saturday, 11:45 a.m. to
12:30 p.m., cafeteria service.
CLASSIFIEDS
All classified advertisements
must be in by 4:30 p.m. day
preceding issue. Prices are: 40c
for one insertion; $l.OO, three
insertions; 17 words or less.
Call Collegian, 711.
HOUSE TRAILER for sale, 1945
Admiral, 27-foot. Address 710
Windcrest.
HUNTING equipment, Sports
men's Shack. Supply of guns
for rent November Ist is limited
—put your name in now.
HOUSE TRAILER for sale; 1941
National, 27-foot, good condi
tion. Call Don Herb, 2668, for
full information
FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet 4-
door sedan. New tires, motor
just overhauled; $375. Call Kris,
4409.
FOR SALE—House trailer, mod
ern equipment, small size. 371
Windcrest.
FOR SALE—Three used tires,
5.25-50x17"; good condition.
Name your price. Gilbert Trailer,
516 Windcrest.
FRATERNITIES, Pollock Circle,
Nittany Dorms Fresh cider,
delivered any evening, 65c gal
lon to order. Call 2816.
FOR SALE—Tuxedo, size 36, like
new, worn once. Call at 213 E
Park Ave. between 7 and 9 p.m
FOR SALE—Lady's brown rid
ing boots, size 5 1 / 2 N; never
worn. Call 2023.
ROOM available Pollock Circle,
Dorm 7, Room 24. November
bonus to renter. Must leave,
have home for family. Harrison.
SUBSTITUTE NEEDED: Single
room. Pollock Circle. Contact
Paul Kossman, phone 3991, or
Bernie Hanes, 4632.
WANTED!!!
THE OLD LOOK
WAITERS WANTED to serve
one meal October 25, 7 p.m. to
10 p.m.; $3.00. Phone Tom Fox,
Chi Phi 4332.
CARETAKER for apartment
house; share work and room
with private bath. No firing. See
Mr. Stine at McLanahan's.
BEST DEAL in State College of
fered by Penn State Club! Ap
ply 321 Old Main afternoons, 4
p.m.
You're taught by skilled instructors, fly the best
airplanes. Your living facilities are excellent.
Learning to fly today opens profitable fields to
you in aviation which is expanding more rapidly
than at any other time in history.
Pilot training is open, now, to single men, 20 to
26 1 / 2 years old, who have completed at least one
half the credits for a degree from an accredited
college or university —or pass an equivalent ex
amination. Cadets completing the course will .be
commissioned Secqnd Lieutenants, ORC, and 48-
signed to active duty as pilots with the Air Force.
During their tours of duty they will be given a
chance to qualify for Regular Air Force Commis
sions. This is your opportunity! Look into it today
at your nearest U. S. Army and Air Force Recruit
ing Station.
U. S. ARMY AND AIR FORCE RECRUITING SERVICE
DAY, OCTOBER 18, 1041
ROOM for rent with running
water. 123 W. Nittany Ave.
ALL houses interested in choral
sings please send one repre
senative to Alpha Chi Sigma,
Wednesday, 7 p.m.
COEDS—Let Pegilu Pulls, Vogue
School of Fashion Arts gradu
ate, do your 'alterations. 455 E.
Beaver. Hours 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
BUNYAN QUINTET, fresh from
Mount Alto; songs old and new
to liven up your party. Call Ted
Allen, 3931 Pollock Circle.
LOST—Dark brown gabardine
top coat near Philipsburg while
hitchhiking. Rewa r d. Contact
John Detwiler, Dorm 8, Room 11,
Pollock Circle.
GET YOUR TYPING done rea
sonably. Manuscripts. thesis.
etc. Call State College 2/864 after
6:30 p.m.
BOYS Can you use extra
money? Excellent opportuni
ties to earn $l5-$2O per week. Re
quires veiy little time and en
ergy. No risk involved. For de
tails write Mrs. W. Sacks, IW,
State College, c/o Watmough.
CO-EDS! For alterations and
dressmaking see Mrs. Kitch,
139 N. Barnard St., opposite Post
House.
NOTICE Students, . have your
electrical work done by Earl
Smith. Call for and delivery serv
ice. Phone 6234.
WOULD FINDER please return
the wide brown leather studded
belt misplaced last week. Liberal
reward. Call 5051-21.