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Livestock
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6:45 tonight at the Lutheran Stu
dent Center.
Judges for the show will be
Lawrence C. Madison, professor
emeritus of animal husbandry ex
tension; Scott French, Pennsyl
vania Aberdeen-Angus field man
from Harrisburg; Buff L. Cole
man, county agent of Northamp
ton County; and Ben Morgan, pro
fessor of animal husbandry , exten
sion at the University of West
Virginia.
In addition to the animal judg
ing several special features will be
presented. Included in these will
be a greased pig contest, a meat
raffle, horse and pony hitches, a
sheep shearing demonstration.
Carroll S. Shaffner, superinten
dent of the University sheep herds,
will present a sheep dog demon
stration using the Border Collies
which he trained himself.
Lloyd F. Engle, retired county
agent of Greene County, will re
ceive the oustanding graduate of
Penn State in the animal husban
dry curriculum award. This pre
sentation is a new feature of the
show this year and is sponsored
by the Block and Bridle Club.
Reactor --
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ginering and Architecture, the
structure will make possible four
general types of research and work
in reactor engineering. It will pro
vide facilities for investigation of
neutron distribution, reactor kine
tics, and other related character
istics of the atom.
The reactor is similar to the
model used in the Oak Ridge na
tional laboratories with some mod
ifications by the University. While
the University is handling the cost
of the reactor and building, the
uranium needed is being given for
the project on loan from the
Atomic Energy Commission.
William M. Breazeale, professor
of nuclear engineering, was the
original local director of the con
struction and faculty members
working on revising the , plans
were Maurice. R. Cjesdahl, profes
sorof mechanical engineering, and
Kenneth B. Lawrence, associate
professor of mechanical engineer
ing,.
Hionartsry Initiates Nine
Nine rnen have been initiated
into Phi Epsilon Kappa, physical
education honorary, at a banquet
at the Autoport.
New initiates are James Cress
man, Herbert Hollowell, John
Giles, Walter Nemesh, William
Joh n s, lan Springer, Richard
Jones, Lamont Smith, and Thom
as Ulrich.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
DEPARTING BASS - MAN will sell good
bass fiddle; has history of jazz in its
soul. Phone 3933 now.
FOR RENT
DO YOU wish to save money on your
board next year? If so, eat Monday thru
Friday at the Ag Hill Dining Room, 207
East Park Ave. Mrs. Madore will help you
find a room in College Heights. Dial 2877.
TWO SINGLE rooms, second floor. Bath
for students. Dial 4626. 317 Hartswick
Avenue.
SINGLE ROOM for rent. 434 West Col
lege Avenue. Phone 7701.
LOST
WOMAN'S GOLD Bulova watch with black
suede band April 13th at Whipple's Dam.
Call ext. 1090. Ask for Anne. Reward.
ELGIN WRIST watch, leather case. Liberal
reward. Call State Col!etre 2417.
FOUND
FOUND March 28—medium-sized brown
and white collie pup with good disposi
tion. Phone 419 McElwain or State College
HELP WANTED
PART-TIME outside salesman to sell paint
to maintenance accounts, fraternities, etc.
State College TV.
STUDENTS EARN up to 81.50 per hour
on a steady part-time 'job. See "Perry"
at Dux Club. 128 S. Pugh.
WORK WANTED
WASHING AND ironing to do AO home.
Pick-up and deliver. Phone 4634.
IS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
It so you can have it repaired. Just dial
2492 for pick-up or bring to 633 W. Col
lege Ave.
TYPING WANTED
TYPING THESIS term paper reports. Ex
perienced, neat, accurate. Standard rates.
Call 3341.
TYPING WANTED including theses and
term papers. Don't leave yours until the
last minute. Call 3063.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR YOUR next social affair, would you
like your party sandwiches or fancy
cookies to have the professional look and
homemade flavor? Call Mrs. Garner and
order.
Band to Present
Three Concerts
The Penn State Concert Blue
Band will present three out-of
toWn concerts Monday.
The concert band, under the di
rection of James W. Dunlop, asso
ciate professor of music education,
will play at 10:30 a.m. in Brook
ville, 2:30 p.m. in Franklin, and
8 p.m. in Cambridge Springs.
The group will return to the
University after the last concert.
The program for the concerts
will include selections the concert
band presented in March in
Schwab Auditorium.
Goat Breeders to Meet
The Pennsylvania Dairy Goat
Breeders Association will hold its
annual spring meeting today in
117 Dairy.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PEtsINSIWAI4ThIk
Alumni Letters Seek
Chapel Design Change
Eugene Gladys, Vitruvius
Society president, said yester
day that more than 2000 letters
have been mailed to architec
b'ire alumni requesting th e
alumni to favor a contempor
ary design for the All-Faith
Chapel in letters to the admin
istration.
Gladys said that letters will
be sent to architecture alumni
as soon as their names are ob
tained.
Mortar Board to Hold Tea
Mortar Board, senior wcsmen's
hat society, will hold a tea for
women exchange students at 4
p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs.
Milton S. Eisenhower.
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Dating Code--
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the best solution to the problem
was cooperation with the code
because there was no use fighting
the 'administration. If fraternities
refuse to obey the code, 51 fra
ternities will be on social pro
bation, the presidents were told.
The president said they were
told the University really means
business on the social code .policy.
The - spokesman reported th e
presidents were told fraternities
did receive . something in the
change of regulations concerning
drinking and the granting of privi
leges to dry houses.
The change in rules W-4 and
W-5 said that the fraternities must
abide by borough, state, and fed
eral regulations concerning alco
holic beverages. Previously the
rule was that fraternities were
SATURDAY. Aftt 24. t 954
Daylight Time to Begin
The. University 'and State
College will go on Daylight
Saving Time midnight to
night. Clocks should be set
ahead one hour.
Music Prof Elected
Phi Delta Kappa Head
Elmer C. Wareham, instructor
of music, has been elected presi
dent of Phi Delta Kappa, graduate
education honorary.
Other officers are Franklin A.
Miller, associate professor of ed
ucation, vice president; Frank
Anthony, instructor of agriculture
education, secretary; and Marion
R. Trabue, dean of the College of
Education, adviser.
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