PAGE EIGHT Student Councils (Cuntinueil froin page one) | bf Ix.VJ in thi.- lobby of Osmond* luboratoiy | (, *tn«Ju3*.UT> for the senior board arc H Ai.itentriii John ft Anderson,' ftnijt't i J fiUhoji, Allen ftaviea, i;tiarU'*> llnMifr, Jnttit-f Herb* h<*r, William (Jail**' Ifher, J'trhani Cihlton*. J«fk Kre*t-{ ♦ r u V l.airy Hare. ftatvd I’iatak,) liar nli} Virr, M«i/*n Walah. | 'The junior < fto<i(«l a tOflud** Hn»..-ri lilannuitf JfMifne lire!- te r, An*h<*i«y t tannery, Kmla'er Cranium!, tjl w in II i- it r i » . \% iliiarn ICulut.w.ri, l.ijou hull <. fraitk MorrU, Ar-j »o»M Ut«enlh*l, Alan ftijhmr, Kotf«*r olrt, Kfir.nM W and John .S. Wil«‘ »»■■•■ ! Stijilummi** i&nduUtc* arv Hit-bard Ar ii.cn Marilyn (hirrim, Kern*, Harm uri fr'ieininK, Olrnn Cctber, Hoy Jordan K«l«»t Kamhhk, John Arthur, Hubert Mm. unit' Thimia* Mhtcliro, Kugetir Mst rhe'l. Kftthei P rennet, Muriay Simon, Nancy Smith. Daniel Thahmrr, Curl Von Det \t, ftfi.l Donald Zr,,,. Education Council Election:. for Education Student Council icprescntiiti vet. will hs held in the curd room of the Het z-el Union building. I FOR SALE M * rl * n * MKlid’llY eoiocrUMr. tU.iio, hr.u-r 1 . . < i.lki. 11*11. M»H# r ,| ju i|, ~7 5. C ,|, ~„b No , h Hiouku, ii'olin fironn. Janie* ( lawann, Ji-913H itU: ('/•!«•, K»mau IJoaway, (iwen Davies, ‘ ....w, - ,„ .. - - l .111-. Tti-r«.» Kure.r. Dunirl Kmnin-i l!, *° . "•° OO . R ,P * E ,, in .£-1 /" n *‘*V i n 1; „l>,, 1)...,..* K.o-li Joy.* K,»h. Jrun.iflti* DH ,y n ''?)» i?*®* 0 mll «- C *H AD 7-3498 kohl, VifKi,,., ],i*nry, l>>.iUi|. Lni.n, Mil-! <ir '»»><• 4*7 h. f.wler Avt. 6 *<**» ilrw. «Le*l l.fy|w<h, Harhura Mryi’i, Mary Moor#. jC AM PUS AUTO SALKS, 2514 R. College ShWia Nearing, Jeanner O’Connor. Carol Avenue acrott* from HUH. The beat uaed J'«*ker, and Ann Porter. J«**n» in town, entering to Penn State fac- Al*o Nancy Stlidll, Joanne Seaman, ‘olty and ntudcfil*. We buy- sell trade. Join. Starkey. Hart le t Stotiii.ah. Norma Cash for your earn. Talari.’*., Hetty Thnma*. Hoy Walker. Vir-.'TT ISN’T a Strad, but it can be had fr»MA Weitfle mi.l Kticd* rike Witte. | f or |40." Call ext. 2429. ...... 1t».1...» r.,x. ... r.l- ~ * r, y h ~ f ,r- • to ° at BUt * TV din** Diet/. Da*, id fituM. |{<e»canite For-! - * tom,in. N'l.imu I runU«*ufk hi. Jnyce AUTO SALKS. 2J4 K. College ton; UaiJ Uilrmtn, Lvtm (Iljifuburn. Jamc*! Ave., aci'twa fiotn HUH. The beat used t.midwin. Kliuihrth Haronl. RUlnr Huher- CHr ' in ! «wn. Catei ing to Penn SUte fae- Mary L»u Hurley Carol Joins KHen u,ly a,ul atudentn. We buy sell—trade. I.yiwh. Ma.y M.iU. Ann*- NPrauer. y,Hnei (: * l ‘ h for * uur * >r * AD 11 Owrlv. StuwliM Peter?*, Harhara Hilling, | Cull KuUe, PnyiltN Shivery. Nancy Siftar, Sally Stao-.htiry, Klieti Steinberg, pat Stumt. Patri* i.t Tomlinson, ami Marlin Tl‘M»t»»*Al> I n . anduM. * ai.- H» i» (i {{.iKUhi. 'Du'linrt Hakii, John Molt, Henther Datid* b* »■*••*, I’.Vruia Pi>»«('«, John Dunn, Paula A 1« ii Furnt, Nancy Kreninger, Sandra (lnd<ky, llhihnra Milt. ftuih John- M*n, I’on tanri* Jinm*, Judah Ktdihner, Valentine Ko|.»fh, IfcHlhor l.ohrentz. Mary l.**w I.vll, Khid Mrfiinuia, Itnrhara Marrun. Fhumiec Mnrnn, Kuth Ni**rn, Robert \«M , «<rn, PaltK'.m I'yotl. Saiulta KeitntM, Du i tun a Swoon, and Mvma Siein. Engineering Council Engineering and Architecture f-: tucl I 111 >(iuncil elections will be hold in the lobby of the Main Eneinctwini; building. The voting will he hinken down into the var ious schools that make up the En gineering College. f itnd for Arionttidit a) KngHwnr in” <«>utH*d ini- t'harhn Itm tholnrncw. S.i>t it* I l\'trtain, Thi-om-* St hiuodfr. Kt.'h »i«’ih*-r*n k« !« » . I>v d Hrod*\ I'twnie* l*ji»rn*, Kiunidiil ( utlitt. and John lYmtri V/t ictiif in at t nu itw’t’i i'll 1 r:indldntr« ; Itiiliiini i <e, I'ohrtt )'l«hri\ Theodor*’ lfD 'lmwiul Kimhrrt. IM-mt ’1 i, * fl «. r . !»** id Ka f. t and {Tu.»U- Williium \t« hilt. lur. and At > hd“ct uritl Km; mcor 1m ,an l-d,.|. - I*.*nl I uni/. Kdua.d hat i - *• I i k • Muh.i I Oldittnan. Alan Otteni, !«-d.i*t I'm-ki, \n.lrew V a nov i«k. Karl! I!, ,n.!« Mohtii Hr* !tn. hluahcth lloci.-, * <.<»* *D*t» I’-itlw furtl, Frederick drove,! I <• -Mm ..m. \»t».u Schotikf. I‘hilip' S'* I /it *1 Thump-on i i t.d Kn .Minvt'inK candidate*: l.nnri'mT Jiiiiuu li.uer. I‘arroJ Crnmhie. John Dark*’. Ilair> \Sr*»t. I ledonck Condon. Fdw m Met tnM.lin I Kneineeiinu «andidutcs; Kd* "“"! I’l'iinnei Atlon Honda!). Robert l’t r./a. loe ((•'itriitK*. Frank Miilhi-mi. Kdunrd lluhm Richard Windhcrs. driinar htVsthiH, John (iott, KriKerw* Mont. Fd- Vatd hl-vutis. lliurv Kevford, Patricia \\M»h John Weber. iMU'iniM t mif Science candidal* 1 *: Alan Paul Tarim, Ronald Duty. Donald R .nbo.« t tidc-xti t.\t Knw’iiwt'i im: candidate- : Rich art! Pariah. flu-hard Fifher, KowrKe t**l t«m Trimly, Sunford Kmdinh The three little kittens found their mittens by using Collegian CLASSIFIEDS Overheard on Mall C.V.: Nice day Clyde: Yeah C.V.: Let's go to the HUB, OK? Clyde: Yeah C.V.: I think they're voting over there. Ya wanna vote? Clyde: Yeah C.V.: They got auto matic voting ma chines over there, ya know. Clyde: Yeah? C.V.: Maybe we can put something up while we're there. Clyde: Yeah, Yeah, Yeah Willard Robb, Robert Stroup Prur Hray* tn«h, Philip deorjr* Smith, Rofofrt Thamaa. Mt'chfcnlefcl Knvinttrfing cundidutes: AD I**n dilberl, William Kiihnimari, Robert Klah, Kirhard H»*vafty, Karl Kirk. Jarne* HUu-hDad, frankiin Ciajton and Joel Steen. Home Economics Council Home Economics sfudent coun cil elections will take place in the lobby of Home Economies building. {.VrwifdaU** tor junior board are Avia DunkrihnrKrr. Carol Kridinjrrr, (Iretai ibdtya, Sojtkrifu* Hfnilh. Sarah Hawkinc. Harhara Kiitenhouar. Klt-anor Harnea, Knflcy May, Karol Daxid-Ufn, Nancy Herat, Margaret King. Joan Hrilman, Suzanne i Atkcn, Kobr*rt (‘laust n, M<«|}y I»ckwor>d, B«*nu Hariw«, Mary Kammire. Carole Maurr, Patricia Moran. Sophomore Hoard eandidativ; Fllcanor Judy, Ann IleNefidgr, Sara McCor. David FOE GOOD RESULTS USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEbS ALLTHE j FILTER TIP ! TAM CIGARETTES SIZE Ca T. CO **«**£?%* KING j^'j,,filin' 111 "" 1 i I 1 ' product op fjt/m&'tuzizn America's leading manufacturer or cigarettes THE DAJtY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Allison, N»ncy Vicrck. Mary First,, Kvtrlyn But<ur)K, Barbara liixler. Spinor board candidate* include! Mar irar«*t Lv**, K!txaU*th Beseridtfe, Margaret y«ntrr. Jo*n Keiu. .n<] Koieri* Bfo*n. Twenty-three students have LA Council Elections jnominated themselves for the Liberal Arts Student Council'seven vacancies on the Mineral elections will be held in the card Industries Student Council. The room oT the HUB. jvoting will be held in the lobby candidates for the ..-n senior ponitiona q{ the Mineral Industries build include Hurry Goldberg, Judith (Jropper, Afheru Hoffman. John Kensh, Lawrence. , ~ r McCabe, Mary Mericott. Robert Vmrry.l Muholm f’rilzker, Martha Rankin. Gin- .iTc; t r* * * Vf-r Rife, Stanton SelbM. David TerriJl, , ' r ** ‘ ■/'/ w v p. i t 1 i I . r r R.ihprt and Virt’iiio Volne Junior Council: Ralph HUdorL Robert S.,W« noin.led for the 11 junior Heamer Uonald lieamer, CeorKe t.orn.ck . , . ~ I r, , 'James Hw bf-rc. Albert Hofimanner, and | p4>*ttu>r'.it #n* (.'■‘re Antw. Barbara Bud-, , iiniwu^, nick, f’atienee Griffin, Stephen Higi'in*, kwjsfone. .. . r - BrU n Marjorie Hoffman, Thomas Hollander. ben,or Cou " c ’' lKn '’' J ‘t{”-^ h ,“.'’^ Josephine Hough . Philip bitow, Robert ">»"■ I J ‘ m “ C : {L-lt John !Nurock. Mary Kaup. James Skok. Dev id ' * lf r " l « K L il I Speck, Sevilla Tyler. Katharine Vise, and i Umpenecker, fieorue Mahler. Richard I ar !John Wolff jry, George Fudlo, George Remmc*>, and j Freshman who have been self-nominated Carver, ; for the eight sophomore positions are Jay j KvltUtien, James Forsythe, Robert Frank lin. Richard Friedman. I >OlB Henderson Nancy Kepler Bonnie Keys, Barbara Krej- COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS _ WORK WANTED EXPERIENCED TYPIST dVire* typing <>t thesis, etc. Work guaranteed, reasonable rate*. AD 7*36M. KxTbRJENCED MACHINE desire* all Penn State student* to try it out by simply pulling some levers. See it in the Ht’U game room between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on March 21 and 22. TAN BELT with gold latch buckle Toes. morning at 9:00 bwt. Willard & Ather* ton. Call f>6 Atherton. (•OLD BRACELET with German coin. Great sentimental value. Reward. Call ‘PU Simmons. FOUND KOUND WOMAN*S watch in Temporary Classroom Building. See janitor. Pay for ad. MANY GOOD seat* for ’’South Pacific”— Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Tickets at HUB desk. PLEASURE COMES THRU... v-|i| , LOST iadfe Here you have the best in filtered smoking —Filter Tip Tareyton, the filter cigarette that smokes milder, smokes smoother, draws easier... the only one that gives you Activated Charcoal filtration. AH the pleasure comes thru... the taste is great! FILTER TIpTAREYTON Ann McMullan, Patricia O'Neil!, John Htj-ihak, Sandra fcshogrcn and Lorecn '/.h . o*. Mineral Industries Council The Niltany Grotto will meet at 7 tonight in 303 Willard. WANTED PIANIST FOR Combo. Rock and Roll and Pod. Call AD F-MOB. WANTED: ALL student* interested in good government at Penn State next year! For information, tome to the HUB game room March 21 and 22 from S a.in. to 6 p.m. ! RIDE WANTED WANTKD RIDE TO vicinity of Dayton, Ohio for Easter vacation period. Call PojaV. 2t»o. RIDE WANTED to Baltimore, Md. or Norfolk, Va., early Wed. March 28. Phone AD K-fc24ft. HELP WANTED EDUCATION SOPHOMORES rote Jamce Goodwin for Education Student Coun cil on March 21 or 22. FOR RENT ROOMS FOR your weekend guest*. Phone Al) 7*3755. FILTER WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21. 1956 Elections— (Continued from page one) Lior., and Harry Martini, Campus. John Olsen, Lion, and Richard Doyle, Campus, are the candidates for Junior class vice president Junior class secretary-treasurer candidates are Mary Mertz, and Marie Thierwechter, Campus. Nominees for Athletic Associa tion president are James Locker man, football and baseball; Dion Weissend, gymnastics; and Don ald Bostock, lacrosse. The AA candidate getting the second highest number of votes will receive the vice presidency. Pollock Council Meeting Pollock Council will meet at 6:30 tonight in 203 Hetzel Union. FOR RENT SINGLE ROOM for male Hudent. Cloee _ to campus. $6.00. 619 W. College Avt. ROOM AND Board for one person. 249 St MISCELLANEOUS WHEN VOUR typewriter need* eerviee fust dial AD 7-2492 or bring machine to 633 W College Are. - YOU MAY watch the Student Service Station's Esao burn in your owe Httie rig for just 29.9 cents a gallon. THRILL TO the adventure of using *■ automatic voting machine. Come to the HUB March 21 and 22! FURNITURE REPAIRS, upholstering and refinishing. Free estimate- Cal] AD 7-3693. GRIPES DON’T add up, hut votes del HUB—March 21 and 22. Open til 6 p.m. Bring matric cards 1 _____ CASH FOR your car. Spot cash for clean cars. Bring your title. Campus Auto Sales, 234 E. College Ave., Stale Colleger
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