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Dairy Show Awards Include
Cash, Trophies, Merchandise
Nearly $lOO in cash, several hundred dollars worth of mer
chandise, and a number of plaques, cups, and trophies await win
ners in the contests and divisions of the 24th Annual Dairy Ex
position to be held at the College May 7. The show is sponsored
by the Dairy Science Club and includes events in both Dairy
Production and Dairy Manufacturing sections.
Drawing for cows to be fitted
and showed will be held in 117
Dairy Building 7:30 p. m. today.)
A student dairy judging contest :n'
the production section April 23
and a student dairy products
judging contest in the manufac
turing section a week preceding
the show are scheduled.
The feature May 7 is the fitt
ing and showing contest of pure
bred animals of the five dairy
breeds from the College herds,
special events in the production
section, and dairy products ex
hibits by the manufacturing
group.
Awards and prizes, donated by
breed associations, dairymen and
organizations allied with the
dairy industry, will be presented
at a banquet following the show.
Senior Team ---
Continued from page five
former years, are remaining com
batants for the left attack posi
tion left vacant through the grad
uation of Art Lorenz.
Replacements at close-attack
are Stan Domash, a stickhandler
from Swarthmore, and John
Hughes, a senior.
Thiel bemoaned the freak
schedule which carded the State
stickwielders for five rough and
rugged games within one and
one-half weeks to open the sea
son.
Also feared by Thiel are Loy
ola, Navy and Syracuse who will
appear in the Lion lacrossers'
only home engagements.
Seniors---
Continued from page one
minute recommendation, and
was not one of the four original
proposals recommended by the
senior gift committee.
Sum Too Large
A recommendation that caps
and gowns be purchased for the
use of graduating seniors was
voted down after it was disclosed
that the sum required was too
large to be covered by the senior
fund.
Blank et alumni association
memberships for the entire class
were rejected also, the criticism
being that the use of the fund for
such purpose would be equiva
lent to re-distributing the money
back to each • individual senior.
A motion from the floor that
the money be used to establish a
scholarship fund to he handled
by the alumni association was not
approved by the required major
ity.
'Exchange Dinner'--
Continued from page one
section 2, Phi Kappa Sigma, Sig
ma Phi Alpha, Theta Chi; settion
3, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Alpha Chi
Rho, Sigma Chi.
Section 4, Pi Kappa Phi, Kap
pa Delta Rho, Sigma Alpha Epsil
on; section 5, Phi Kappa Psi, 'Tri
angle, Kappa Sigma; section 6,
Alpha Phi Delta, Delta Tau Delta,
Phi Tau Delta, Phi Gamma Delta;
section 7, Sigma Nu, Phi Kappa
Tau. Acacia: section 8, Pi Kappa
Alpha. Tau Phi Delta, Theta
ction 9, Phi Sigma Delta, Chi
Phi, Alpha Zeta.
Dual Responsibility
Joe Bedenk, Penn State foot
ball coach, is one of the few men
doubling in football and baseball
t,t a major institution.
GNIHSERFER*
COLLEGE GRILL
Opposite P.O. on
Beaver
• Spelled backwards
VIE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Robert Bodine is show manager
and Clyde Wilson assistant man
ager. Herman Auker is chairman
of the group reviving the sou
venir booklet for the show, a
feature that had been dropped
when the exposition became a
war casualty. John Melchor is
arranging the dairy cattle judginf. ,
contest to be held April 23. Ver
non Smith Jr. is chairman of the
manufacturing division contest,
and John Crummy is in charge of
publicity.
Main winners in last year's
shoal were Robert McKown,
grand champion showman; Ger
aldine Hindenach, grand cham
pion fitter; William Deisley, dairy
manufacturing champion; and
Norman Hooven, dairy cattle
judging champion.
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LADIES B U L O V A yellow gold brown
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GOLD AND BROWN Eversharp pencil to
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PERSON WHO FOUND grey topcoat at
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FREE CLOTHING, REPAIRS
We sew on or tighten buttons, mend
small pocket holes, tack trouser cuffs.
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you bring your cleaning or quick pressing
t, Hall's Dry Cleaning Shop. Entrance on
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Open daily from 8-6. B r ins your
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PRE-MED honorary key. Initials on back
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FOR SALE
1937 2-DOOR FORD. Excellent condition
Sell immediately. Call 2357.
1539 MERCURY convertible club coupe
Good motor, top, appearance, tires, radio,
and heater. Call Al Chakmak, 057 even
,inspg.
1934 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. Good
condition. Can finance. See it, drive it.
131 W. Park phone 6423.
BLACK VELVET evening wrap, size 14 in
excellent condition, $5 cash. Phone Mrs.
Fricdrich, 6711- extension 177.
LUORESCENT DESK LAMP, practically
new. Graduating and no more ude for
. Phone B. J. 2693.
THE PENN STATE CLASS RING
made by Balfour . . . sold by Balfour
BALFOUR BRANCH OFFICE
LOCATED IN ATHLETIC STORE
TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1949
ALMA HOUSE ,TRAILER, good condition,
permanent bed, $lOOO. 375 Winderest.
Call after 5 p.m. and weekends. Phone
3984.
FOR RENT
BOARD AND ROOM available at Marilyn
Hall, 817 E. Beaver avenue. Vacancy
for one married couple at present
WANTED
5 MAN COMBO needed for sedate fra
ternity party, April 2. Will pay union
scale. Call Erickson. 2532.
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poses or proofs at Bill Coleman's Lion
Studio, 136 East College. Phone 7168.
at the