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Whoops
—Dave Bavar photo
STUDENTS CONTINUED to wade, slide, slip, and fall oai the two
inches of slush which covered the campus yesterday and today.
Above, one student aids another who fell victim to the slippery
stuff. Relief for the harried students is seen today as the weather
man predicts frequently sunny weather. The high today will be
around 40 with an expected low of 30 tonight. The high yesterday
was 36.
$75 Damage Done
To Student's Car
A car operated by William Hill
gartner, sophomore in animal hus
bandry from Pittsburgh, received
an estimated $75 in damages when
it was struck by a car driven by
Robert Klindinst, Pleasant Gap,
Monday night.
Hillgartner told borough police
the accident occurred at 9:45 p.m.
when he slowed down on Park
avenue near the Nittany Lion
parking lot entrance and Klin
dinst skidded into his car.
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Freshmen- Eligible
For Scholarship
Freshmen entering the curricu
lum of ceramic technology are eli
gible for a $5OO scholarship estab
lished by the Harbison-Walker
Refractories Co.
If the student receiving the
scholarship maintains a satisfac
tory average the scholarship may
jbe removed for four years.
Similar awards established last
year by the Pfaudler Co., E. J.
Lavino and Co., and the Pitts
burgh Plate Glass Co. are avail
able again this yea:.
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THE DAHY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
McCoy Names
Top Facilities
Sixteen modern bowling alleys,
an 800-capacity outdoor ice skat
ing rink, and 20-capacity rifle
range were named as 1955’s top
contributions to Penn State’s ever
expanding student recreational
program.
Two of the contributions—bowl
ing alleys and rifle range—are
housed m Recreation Hall. Four
of the 16 alleys are located in
White Hall, women’s physical ed
ucation center.
These and other improvements,
according to E. B. McCoy, direc
tor of athletics and Dean of the
College of Physical Education, are
designed to meet the insistent and
growing demand for recreational
opportunity on the part of the
University’s 14,000 students.
Dean McCoy named an indoor
swimming pool, a classroom build
ing along the general lines of the
present Recreation Hall, and field
house as the most urgent needs
of the future.
Student's Mother
Killed in Accident
After Graduation
A mother who saw her son grad
uate from the University last
week was instantly killed in an
automobile accident as she was
returning home.
Mrs. Mildred Dovjak, 44, of Ca
bot RD, Butler County, whose son
John Dovjak Jr., graduated
in electrical engineering, was
killed when the car driven by her
son skidded' on Rt. 22 on Cresson
Mountain and was struck by a
loaded' coal truck coming down
the mountain. The crash occurred
about 5:10 p.m.
The driver of the truck, John
Garber, Hollidaysburg, attempted
to swing, away from the car. The
truck hit the car and sent it
against a tree.
Injured in the accident were
John Dovjak Sr., and his daugh
ter Theresa, 20. They were taken
to Mercy Hospital.
Advertising Crew to Meet
The advertising crew of the
Penn* State Players will meet at 7
tonight in the Schwab loft.
Freshman Queen
Applications Due
Pictures of candidates for
freshman class queen may be en
tered at the Hetzel Union desk.
The queen will be crowned
during intermission of the Frosh
Hop, annual freshman dance, to
be held Feb. 25 in the HUB ball
room.
To enter a candidate, a fresh
man should take a picture of the
coed, her name, and campus ad
dress, to the HUB desk by noon
Saturday.
Tickets for the dance will be
WEIGHT LIFTING equipment. One bar,
swing bar, ami 200 pounds of weights.
Ext 1197 Bill Tait.
COMPLETE DRAWING 4 equipment. Rea
sonable. Excellent shape. Usable for
other drawing courses. Dick Conway AD
8-8311, 233 S. Atherton St
FOR PROMPT and expert radio anil phono
graph service, stop at State College TV,
232 S. Allen.
DOUBLE ROOM, close to campus, clean
and quiet Merril Wltherite, AD 7-7888,
SHARE A large double room; private bath
and entrance; new home. Phone AD
8-6919.
2-ROOM furnished apartment close to
campus. Married couple preferred. Call
AD 7-7149.
TWO VACANCIES for students. Call
either AD 7-2887 or 8-8640. Rooms va
cant at 120 E. Fairmount Ave. and at
1442 S. Pugh St.
ROOM IN quiet home close to campus,
one or two male students or graduates.
753 N. Allen. AD 7-2079.
ROOMS FOR 2nd semester. Near campus.
Call AD 8-8311.
SINGLE ROOM for rent Mrs. W. C.
•Tomlinson, 611 S. Pugh St AD 7-2610,
DOUBLE OR Triple room, with running
water, oil heat Central location. Student
rates. Colonial Hotel, 123 West Nittany
Ave. Call AD 7-4850 or AD 7-7792. Ask
for C.R.
SINGLE ROOM, 211 Adams Ave. Tel.
AD 7-2174.
DOUBLE ROOM for rent 346 E. College
Avenue. Phone AD 7-3362.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent for men
students? Reasonable rates. Linen pro
vided. 228- S. Pugh. Call AD 8-8502.
FURNISHED SINGLE and double rooms.
241 E. Nittany Avenue. Phone AD7-2090
after 7 p.m. Rates up to $5.
COMFORTABLE DOUBLE room for two
male students. Call 512 W. Foster Ave.
ROOM FOR Rent 401 Keller Street AD
8-8676.
ELGIN WATCH Jan. 20, 110 Osmond.
Call Stu Tholan, Delta Chi AD 7-4989.
All Courses All Correct Editions
SLIDE HULES
ALL MODELS
ALL PRICES
DHAWING SUPPLIES
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
LOST
Keoffel & Esser
Eugene Dietzgen
Pickett & Eckel
Frederick Post
Approved Sets
Drawing Boards
T-Squares
Since 1926
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1956
Nittany Grotto to Meet
Nittany Grotto will hold a busi
ness meeting a f 7 tonight in 121
Mineral Industries.
The regular meeting of the
club will be held tomorrow night.
Circulation Staff to Meet
The junior board of the circula
tion staff of the Daily Collegian
will meet at 6:30 tonight in the
Collegian office.
available from Feb. 7 to 17 at
the Waring Hall desk and from
Feb. 17 to 25 at the HUB desk.
Admission is free.
WANTED
WANTED: GIRL to share apartment near
campus. Call AD 7-7178 after 5:30,
CROSLEY CAR of any type or year, con
dition unimportant, must have good tires.
Doug Johnson AD 7-2844.
WORK WANTED
PUBLIC SECRETARY to do your typing
and take dictation. Call AD 7-2221 or
AD 7-2395 after 6 p.m.
MEALS
STUDENTS—HAVE your meals with Mrs.
Sieg. Reasonable* rates for five or slfc
days. Near campus. Call AD 8-8311 or
apply at 225 S. Atherton St.
MISCELLANEOUS
Ph.D. WITH college teaching experience
will tutor in English Composition or
English Literature. Mrs. Kelly AD 8-8870*
THERE WILL be a meeting at 9:00,
Thursday, Feb. 9, 1956 at the Dux Club
for new teams interested in boiling on
Monday nights at 9:15. For further in*
formation call Owen Barnhart AD 7-4273.
TYPING WORK done at reasonable charge
on thesis papers etc. Call Miss Owen
AD 8-8636. ____
WILL THE people at the scene of the
accident behind Simmons at 1:00 a.m.
Sunday please call Dick AP 7-7161 •
SQUARE DANCE Band—The “Serenaders’*
featuring Fiddlin Dan and Harry Carey,
accordionist. Arrange early for parties
during the spring semester. Contact Dick
Cole AD 8-9607.
PIANO INSTRUCTION by experienced
teacher—beginners and advanced children
and adult. Call AD 8-8693.
CASH FOR your car. Spot cash for clean
cars. Bring your title. Campus Pontiae
Co., 234 E. College Ave., State College.
FURNITURE REPAIRS and upholstering.
Free estimates. Call AD T-3693.
REWARD OF $2O. for information leading
to return of green 1951 Studebaker,
stolen from 100 block E. College Ave. dur
ing midnight movie Friday 13. Call AD
8-8538, Bernard DcLong.
WHEN YOUR typewriter needs service
just dial AD 7-2492 or bring machine
to 633 W. College Ave.
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