BER 24. 1957 TUESDAY. SEPTEM 13 Na 130 R -- e -gister Thirteen Lion pointed to man. Sunday night b O'Neill. . party members were ap ger and coordinator posts clique chairman William One hundred members at the students reg eeting. Lion 'party's semester is It \vas reported balance from last $15.96. Persons appointed William Bro manager; David manager; Arthur co-ordinator; T h e publicity manager; rich, .downtown p ger; Marjorie Phar ordinator. John Fenimore, ordinator; Ann Pe, son co-ordinator; • and Chris Englu Nancy Kress, McElt da Goldman, new itories. ey, campaign ' est,• financial ell, fraternity done Wells. John Ging blicity mana 1, women's co- est Halls co nol, Thomp tharles Berger id, Atherton: am; and Lin omen's dorm- Additional appoini announced - at the meeting, Oct. 6, O'l No clique meeting Sunday. The tenta includes registratioi liminary nominatic dates and election I officers. Oct. 13; tions and election Oct. 20. Peter Fishburn, chairman of the All-University Elections Commit tee, said party cards will be hand ed out at the meeting when clique officers are elected. The cards will be required for admission to the following clique meeting, when nominations for freshman and sophomore class officers will be held. , Senate Opens Frosh Positions Applications for freshman sena tors to the Women's Student Gov ernnient Association are now available in the dean of women's office. First-semester women may ap ply. Applicants should state why they are -interested in the posi tion and give former activities showing leadership, interest and responsibility. Applicants will be screened by the - WSGA elections chair Man and the Senate officers. Candi dates selected will be notified of a general meeting. ' . .Primary elections will be held Oct. 15. The four women receiving 'the highest number of votes in the primaries.will run in the final election Oct 17. Women may not apply after Oct. 5. _ Steel Executive to Speak Dr: Lawrence S. Darken, as sociate director of the Funda mental Research Laboratory of the U.S. Steel Corp., Monroeville, will speak on "Chemistry and Dif fusion in Metals" at a meeting of the Central Pennsylvania section of the American Chemical Society at 8 tonight in 119 Osmond. stered as party 46 Win Prizes In State College i Welcome Days ' Forty-six students have been named winners in the State Col lege Area Chamber of Commerce "Welcome Days." They flay call for their prizes at the stores. Winners are: Mary Jane Hillier, MeLanahan's Drug l Store: Joyce Standish. Carl Stephey. Danksj and Co.: Guy Stevens and Nancy Ruth Navikas. B. P. Moyer, Jeweler: Andy Case Kahn's Men's Shop: Maxine Shall, Smart Shop; Jacqueline Campbell. Simon's: Val entin Worona, Glick's: Jesse Brown. Cen tre County Film Lab.: ments will be ,next clique eill said. will be held ice schedule - Marcia Ann Bloom. Kalin'S Dress Shop:; Terry Seyfert, Mins Jewelry; Virginia' Dunkerton, Charles Shop ; Carol Berger.' Barbara Levin, Gertrude Weiss. Vogue Beauty Salon: Joseph Marta, Electric Sup ply: Patrick Fitzgerald. Thomas-Newell.l C. C. Murphy: Barbara Sem John Kin ney, Penn-Whalen; Judith Latch , Crab-' trees; Myles Altimus. Carl Brown, Har mony Shop; Bill Simpson, Sue Smithson., Music Room. Barbara Serr. Margaret Shop: Kenneth Collins. Bostonian Ltd.: Charles Wilde, Sears. Roebuck: Jdith Creighton. Bottorf Bros. Bootery: Mary Houser, Persia Shoe Store; Margurite Thompson, Persia's Mena Shop: George Ruch, Paula Van Bodegra yen. Rea & Derick: Judith De Pancea., EgolFs Fashions in Fabrics; Martha Yea ger, Bogert Lunhury, Griggs Pharmacy I, Oct. 6; pre ns of condi ! f class clique inal nomina ~f candidates, Joseph MeMaine, Hues .tens Shop: Erma Richardson, Clearfields; Mary Jean De Pin Ante, Metzger3; Patricia Blaha, Woodrilas' Floral Gardens: Robert Mc- Laughlin. Jack Harper's: Judith Creigh ton, Norma Sponsrer. - Treasure House: Barbara Burman. Sehlow's Quality - Shop. Council to Discuss Scholarship Status The status of the Liberal Arts Student Council Scholarship and whether it will be reinstated will be discussed at the first council meeting at 7:30 tonight in 211 Boucke Building. Patricia O'Neill, junior in jour nalism from Staten Island, N.Y., will present a report on tf.e lib eral arts book list. The book list, compiled last year from recom mendations of the college faculty, is available in 132 Sparks. WSGA Judicial to Meet The Women's Student Govern ment Association Judicial Board will meet at 5 tonight in 212 Het zel Union. HAVE YOU BEEN WAITING LONG ? Well, you can stop—they're here. What? SNEAKERS. Where? Why Simon's of course. Now all the freshmen, soph omores, transfers and phys ed majors 'who need WHITE sneaks can get them in any size, narrow and medium widths. You can be absolutely sure of getting your correct size. All the coeds who need sneaks to slosh through our rainy days or to sneak into classes late have a choice of white, blue, charcoal, black. chino tan and plaid. Yes, I said plaid! By the way, if you see Jackie Campbell of 214 Lyons Hall, tell her to stop by Simon's and pick up the pair of . crazy Cap ezio flats she won in the wel come Penn Staters contest. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA • Lion Party Postinterviews to Be Held Coed Gym Suit Money s- , For IFC Publications Coeds who sold gym suits !through Cwens, - sophomore wo i Interviews for Int e r fraternity men's Hat Society, may pick up or ampus Party f Council , publications will be held fromffi office, 11 8 t tz on l ig u ht . in . the IFClmoney between noon and 1 p.m. ` the Simmonstomorr tomorrow recreation ion Thursday r m. in Suit receipts or matriculation p m ho e m n of n e te a r n es d te * i uri tn ior w More than 130 Campus party members, nity S frortenr- cards will be required. who registered at the party's first meeting on Toga Tales or the IFC Work- g cation blanks at the HUB desk Sunday night, in a "straw vote" unanimously shop Booklet may fill out appli- today. endorsed a Student Encampment resolution, proposing elimination of the practice of reH quiring candidates for office to pay their own 109 S. Allpn SI. campaign fees. Herbert Levin, Campus party clique chairman, said he believes the practice an unfair one, be catthe otherwise qualified and capable students may be held back for purely, financial reasons. Levin also said two clique offi ces—executive secretary and cor responding secretary--in addition •to freshman and sophomore clique officeri will be elected at ,subsequent meetings. The former executive secretary.! Valentina Kopach, was married this summer and did not return to. the University. Her post will be filled Oct. 6 by the party's steering committee. The c o r r es ponding secretary post, which was not filled last year, and the freshman and soph omore clique officers will be filled at the Oct. 13 meeting. Peter Fishburn, All-University Elections Committee chairman, (said students must have regis jtered at Sunday's meeting or the ; • iOct 6 meeting to be able to vote Oct. la. A new steering committee will jbe appointed before the next ;meeting, Levin said. The mem bers will be chosen from persons who have filed applications for ;committee work. 'ICG Wir, Meet Tonight Members of the Intercollegiate Conference on Government will elect officers at 7:30 tonight in 204 Willard. Lee E. Corter, assistant profes sor of political science, will speak to the group. IF YOUR CLOTHES LOOK LIKE THEY'RE TIRED OF LIVING, IT'S A SURE SIGN THAT THEY NEED . . REZISTAL What Is It? It's an extra process used by Balfurds to keep creases in, and wrinkles out. Who Has It? Balfurd Cleaners, and only Balfurd Cleaners of 307 West Beaver Ave. Rezistal is just one of their extras at no extra cost. Quick Service, Too? You bet they do! One-Hour-Service at no extra charge. When you need it, Balfurd will do it .. . Fast and Right. BALFURDS cf::::::s 318 W. Beaver Ave. La Vie Photo Staff CANDIDATES and PAST MEMBERS 74 7 P.M TUESDAY SEPT. 24 =_ 116 BOUCKE . niilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli= Cool Jazz and Hot Pizza - make the perfect combination for an evening's fun featuring the. Bob Leßoy Quartet •with progressive jazz__ and La Galleries with pizza, irsteamed clams and •sandwiches Tonight 8-11 W. Beaver Ave. PAGF FIVE
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