PAGF EIGHT SDX Issues 400 Invitations To Who's Who h;r.<• L<-« n M-r.t to ep proxinialtiy 400 undergraduates v.-ho have been thosen for activi ties and scrvic-e to the University to appear :n ‘"Who's in the News *t Penn State." - The booklet is sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi, men’s national, professional journalism fraternity.! The students were chosen by a selections committee composed of, the All-University president; the, Women’s Student Government As-! eociation president: the nine col-! lege presidents: The Daily Col legian editor, managing editor end city editor,, and the editor end associate editors of the book let. Copies of “Who’s in the News” will be distributed to the indi viduals listed in it, as v.-ell as to fraternities, sororities, depart ments and administrative offiicals of the University. Colleges, universities and state newspapers also will receive copies. A limited number will be sold to students and faculty. Advent Service Tomorrow The University Christian As sociation will hold Us second Ad vent service at 7 a.m. tomorrow in the Helen Eakin Eisenhower Meditation Chapel. Members of the technical staff will be on campus Thursday, December 12 Friday, December 13 to discuss your role in Lockheed’s expanding research and development programs. You are invited to contact your Placement Officer for an interview appointment. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Meat Judges Judged Best at Meet! The University’s meat judg- in overall competition. • „ u 1 The exposition was held in con ing team won top honors in junclion %. ilh the international judging lambs at the Inter- Livestock Show, which is hc-ld national Livestock Exposition annuaUy in Chicaga c-u: * i ; Meat judging team member* m Chicago last week. • were Pa J ul Slavik, junior in In other competition the Uni-; animal husbandry from State versity placed first in the Angus; College; Jay Coble, junior in ; division with a pen of three An-j animal husbandry from Her 'gus steers, second in the Here-j shey; Glenn Klippenslein, jun ford diivsion with a pen of three. ior in animal husbandry from [Hereford steers and.fourth in the' Bryn Athyn: and Byron Hart !Shorthorn division with a pen', ley. junior in agricultural edu of three Shorthorn steers. | cation from Fredericktown. i Tbe livestock judging team 1 Glenn R. Kean, acting head of : ranked 14th in the livestock the department of Animal Hus : judging contesL bandry, coached the team. ! The University was 15th in. Members of the livestock judg overall competition among the 24 ing team were Thomas Blose, colleges and universities that took , senior in animal husbandry from part in’ the exposition. The Uni- Glen Campbell; Thomas Mdi versity of Wisconsin placed first'wain, senior in animal husbandry To scientists and engineers attaining M.S. and Ph.D. Degrees oms b, BALFOUR Gleaming sterling silver bracelet with University crest. : Dainty gold-filled heart I locket with University ! crest. 54.00 plus lax •AhTACAUS nir i*m MISSILE SYSTEMS A DIVISION OF LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT CORPORATION PALO ALTO • SUNNYVALE • VAN NUYS from Spring Church; Leslie Firth.! senior in agricultural education from Sugargrove; Kermit Year-,' ick. senior in animal husbandry from Mill Hall; and Tony Dobros-l ski, senior in animal husbandry, from Avonmore. i Women's Orientation j The women’s orientation pro-, gram counselors will -hold their, final meeting at 10 p.m. Thursday in McElwain lounge. | A party will follow the meeting. 1 Sffn on “Dragnet” 4L "Cbelt Mackenzie Show.** THE ALL-AMERICAN SCHICK ‘•varsity’* shaver team: "CENTER” of VARSITY’S great value: It's the ONLY Electric Shaver Custom Built for )oang men of all aces. "GUARDS” tender skits with Special NEW DESIGN. ‘TACKLES” touch beard with NEW MAGNA-MATIC MOTOR, plus BIG. FAST-ACTION, CLIP-ON .Shaving Head that plows through that line of whUkera. "BACK FIELD” of Handsome Styling, & Rug ged. Modern Design; Gold & Silver Toned Crest on BOTH sides. SNAP-ON Beard Catcher Wbiskit In Red, Blue, Green. Charcoal: PUSH-BUTTON RE LEASE for EASY cleaning. VARSITY' "ENDS” shaving problems, or you get every "QUARTER BACK.” 110 V- AC. only. List pr. 517.50. OUR PRICE $13.50 A LADY SCHICK makes A LADY CHIC GENTLE-ACTION Shaving Head. One side shaves legs satin smooth. The other shaves tender under-arms so gently a deodorant can be used Immediately. Dramatic New Styling. Sophisticate: Oriental: in "Hat Box” rase, $13.50* Ballerina; Forget-Me-Not; $12.00. Rose Quartz; Aquamarine: $ll.OO. Lifetime GifL J. Flood Box 1215 Grand Central Station X.Y. 17 $2.25 up •?s; . '~T * V'--7 V r-n ~r * '■eJ&.'&T- Z- - • ‘UAMTA CM CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1957 .'"-X JACK WIMMER says Having WEATHEH TROUBLES? Remember Wimmer's for Tune-ups General Repairs Snow Tires REASONABLE WIMMER’S SUNOCO 502 E. CoUege AD 8-6143 CLASSIFIEDS ADS MUST BE IN Of 11 :«0 a.aa. THE PRECEDING DAT RATES—I? words ot least 1A.50 One insertion $•.75 Two insertions tl.oo Three insertions - Additional words 3 for .15 for each day of Insertion. FOB SALE 1950 FORD 2 door, 6 cylinder. Good tires, good mileage. First $lOO takes. Call AD 8-6739 before 5:30 p.m. BRAND NEW Underwood typewriter, i Originally $136. Big discount. Cal! Kins Chen AD 8-0»32 at 6:30-12 p.m. LEARN THOSE French and Spanish languages by playing' cards. We hav* them- *12.98 per set. Joan Clark,' phone AD 7-4090. MEAL TlCKET—meals for the mt of the semester in Waring Dining Hall. Call Joe AD 8-0464. CHRISTMAS TREES cut your own $1.85 any size. Hamer Farm, 3 miles out West College Ave. USED BABY carriage. Very cheap. Call AD 8-0532. 1953 VENTURA Trailer. Completely equip ped, vrinterieid, other extras. Your own home. Children allowed. Huey. Hoover Trailer Park. 1948 CHEVROLET, good shape: new rings, paint and kingpins; good tires.. Musi sell. Call Bob AD 7.4332. BLACK TUXEDO, like new, size 39R— 527.; with bow tie, .cummerbund. Call AD 7-2253, ask for Tom. CREW AND boat neck sweaters. 100 ft imported wool. All colors. $ll to Sli values only $9, Nittany 44-1. 1952 PRAIRE Schooner Trailer, 28 ft; very reasonably priced. Penn State Trailer Park. Call John Taylor AD 8-9094. 1955 ALLSTATE Motor Scooter, good con* dition. great for riding between elasses— s6s. Call Lynn Christy AD 7-3309. ONE PAIR of men's hockey skates, size 9. Good condition, good price; rubber blade protectors. Jack Vogel AD 7-4928. FOR RENT SINGLE ROOM for rent at 122 E. Hamil ton. Call or see any afternoon or evening. AD 8-5166. WANTED DO YOU need money for Christmas? We need waiters for fraternity houses. Call AD 8-3541 from 8 till 12. RIDE WANTED to Schenectady, N.Y. on Dee. 19, 20. or 22 and return also—Jan. 2. Call Sylvia Mellerud AD 7-2117 after 10 p.m. _ RIDE TO Phila. near Penn if possible Dec. 20 at 2 p.m. Call Janet Slovee AD 8-5051 ext. 443 or 422. WAITERS AND Dishwashers. Call Mrs. Howard AD 8-6684. ONE BLACK Tuxedo, size 36-37, to fit 5* 9” person. Call ext. 3127 after 9 p.m. RIDERS WANTED to Maine, Mass, and vicinity Christmas - vacation. Call Bob Whitmore AD 8-0176 after 7 p.m. WANTED fc RlDERS—Mississippi and re turn for Christmas vacation via. High way 11 or Louisville, Ky. or Memphis, Tenn. Jerry Windham ext. 677 or AD 8- 0924 after 5 p.m. ONE BLACK Mansfield loafer, eize TO Friday. Call Jack ext. ’2112. SLIDE RULE Thursday Dec. 5 near Sparks. Please call Gall ext. 3049. WILL PERSON who took Alligator label raincoat at Beta Sigma Rho Sat night contact Rich, Rm. 4 ext. 295. I have yours. BROWN LEATHER Zoology notebook lost last Thursday Schwab Aud. Call AD 7- 4091. If found ask for Whiting. WILL PERSON who mistakenly took be bee coat at AEPi Friday night call ext. 693. 1 have yours. NEEDED TO pass Bluebook! American Lit- 73 Notebook—taken in HUB down stairs 'by mistake. Please look I Beverly Kamcnesky ext. 1467-J. CHAIS AND Medai at Recreation Hall basketball courts. Finder please call Vince Ctrocci, AD 7-4937. MISCELLANEOUS TURKEY SHOOT. Turkeys or cash prizes every Friday ~nite 8:00 p.m. Ferguson Lions Club, Lions Park, Pine Grove Mills, Pa. LOCAL REPAIR Service on all makes of typewriters We'wiß call for and deliver roar typewriter. Nittany Office Equipment, AD 6-6125. FOR GOOD RESULTS USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
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