PAGE EIGHT Modern Infirmary Serves University Because the University is a community of over 15,000. population, one of the busiest and most vital spots on campus is the Ridenour Health Center, composed of both an out patient dispensary and a modern 60-bed hospital. The 'hospital is staffed by eight doctors, nurses and tech nicians, and is equipped to handle all cases except major ,surgery. Cases of this type are i usually taken to the Centrel County Hospital in Bellefonte. The hospital is open 24 hours' a day, with visiting from 1:30 to 3:30 pm. daily. A staff physician is in attendance at all times. The dispensary, located in the left wing of the hospital, is open fi om 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 . 30 to 5p m. Monday through ,Friday. Students who want treat :ment during hours when the dis-I pensary is closed must go to the hospital, the front entrance of the l building near the corner of Pol lock and Shortlidge Roads. Dr. Holbert R. Glenn is direc-, for of the Health Service. Treatment and drugs are given to students free of charge, except v. hen unusual or particularly ex pensive. Each student is entitled to seven days treatment. in thel hospital per semester at no' 'charge. After the seven days a' 'charge of $3 per day is made. The hospital maintains its own' !ambulance service, and campus! 'patrol members are on duty at all times on campus to assist in emergencies. The ambulance was 'donated by the class of '55 and has been in use for two years. This vear freshmen have been given physical examinations at Freshman Line-- (Contonted from page six) ants include Guerin° DeGregario, fi', 190 pounder from Drexel Ili11; Dick Zadrozny, 6', 205 pounds, from Coraopolis; Ifiury Saxton, 6', 200 pounds, from Lewistown; and Tom Dumm, 5' 10", 190 pounds Tackle appears to be the weakest spot with only five able-bodied player s. Jimmy Smith, 6-2, 225, comes recom mended with a county and Sun-Tele "All-Star" choice. Mai tin Lawrence, 6', 205 pounds from Tamaqua; Gerry Farkas, 6', 220 pounds from NOlthampton, and Bill Sle - rosky, 6-1. 269 pounder from Shenan doah also join the squad. But as Bruce said, "They all need a lot of work. It's a big jumn from high school to college football." Barber Shops to Raise Haircut Prices Saturday The cost of haircuts in State College will be raised from $1.25 to $1.50' starting Saturday. The Barber's Association of "Bright Angel," a barracks-like State College also announced yes-;dormitory. Not until 1923, when terciay that all barber shops willia scarlet lever epidemic broke be open Wednesday afternoons out, did the University make any but will clo ,, at noon on Satur-iattempt to provide a modern days. health service. , KCIDL KROSSWORD ACROSS 1. `,l;tril.N.n's first retort , 8 'ire you Kool _. _. to Krack thietP• II % place for DOWN I. Ntatrimomal agency 2. The Barefoot Cont,ssa 8. Marlene's trarlt-mark told loattlooo 12 \kat to speak 14 Half of mot. 41 lintage suds 17 V. tlho ta F. cmort 19 Sign of sw•ccss 'lo Dog Mar 21 French 011111 . 01‘ C.otadtan 4. Bug: destrengthen 5. Legal pickup artist High spot 7. 4 shad's legacy 8. [Meta di Lammermoor's boy friend 9. What a (rater• import, !mold 24 V, h At they do nay pin does 1.0. Student's nightmare 13. Where 1•t meet In Virgana 25 I 10111,%01/41 word for "good" Irene Dunne 27 Ballplayer 16 First name of i abbr e a cowardly beer 28 1.2. nne IR Kind of less 29 First word of 22. Where to lind "Star-Spangled blazers Banner" 26. Bake with 81 Willie's pond crumbs or in a 33 Products of (ream sauce Madison &I.e. 30. Kind of bccn 86 Orange's and 32. Backward hotels grow psych:et rist herelabler.) 34. Pra‘cling 87 l'ogo in person secretary 41 Coney or 35. Bow Kools feel Crete Oehler.) to your throat 42 1% hat an 8 eyl- 36. Who's on —? Miler "bomb" 37. Kind of nice does to gas 38. Letter finals 12 northo 99. What she ra3.11 44. and behold when pinched 45 A tree; 40. Drinking place part large, 43. Erskine Cold part lurch well's property 47 Don _a 46. Melodic tool 49 Cool adjectit 0 (tumbled, for hoot 48. Bohlen*, is , 2 north!) report card 62 It rides on 60. Most unpopular many a horse nord on a date 61 Part of mamas 61.1a)ne's kind of 64. Cenozoic or .lats appeal 65. Kind of bone * * * What a wonderful difference whe . switch to Snow Fresh KOOL! At your mouth feels clean and cool . your throat feels smoothed, r€ fresl Enjoy the most refreshing experiei in smoking. Smoke KOOL Nv' mild, mild menthol ... for a eleam fresher taste all through the day' Anew er on Pg. 00 KOOL GIVES YOU A CHOICE-REGULAR OR KING-SIZE WITH FILTERS 6111611, &vain • ITllllaratut Tobacco Carp. home before coming to campus, , and their records will be filed at the hospital. In the past the Uni versity has examined all incom ing freshmen. 1 I. Today's Health Center is a big improvement 'o ve r the 1915 Switch From OM ) , i I io Snow NO )Al KGDL THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Bth Music Series Set In Borough The State College Choral So ciety will present its eighth an nual Chamber Music Series this year in the new State College High School auditorium. Hungarian pianist Mme. Agi Jambor will inaugurate the series on Oct. 5. The other presentations are Dec. 7, Juilliard String Quartet; March 8, Rampal & Veyron-LaCroix, flute and piano-harpsichord duo; March 22, Quartetto Italiano, and in April, Leslie Parnas, the Casals Award winning cellist. All pro grams begin at 8 p.m. The Juilliard String Quartet and the Quartetto Italiano both have appeared in State College in previous Chamber Music Series concerts. Tickets for the entire series only are now on sale. They may be purchased from members of the State College Choral Society or at the following local stores: Keeler's Book Store, Harmony Shop, University Record Shop and the Music Room. Tickets are also available at Pifer's Music Center, Bellefonte, or at the Het zel Union desk or may be re • served by telephoning AD 7-7770. Women Debaters Will Hold Mixer Members of the Women's De bate Team will hold an informal get-together from 7 to 9 p.m. Sun day in the northeast Atherton lounge for coeds interested in joining the team. Upperclass women may meet with Clayton H. Schug, debate team coach, at 7 p.m. Monday in 2 Sparks to arrange appointments for tryouts. • Freshman women may meet with Schug at 7 p m. Wednesday in 2 Sparks to learn more about the team. F LT E. -.!. r • • •• ,•••K • - • :• ..• CIPI . &%i. ~,,,, No. 1 MILD 114110M01. KING-SIZE The Sportseer— overlooking his own veteran-laden outfit.) All of the Middies' other votes were cast for second place, so there's no question as to them being the pre-season Eastern independent favorite. Army, which was the first place pick of the New York Times' Jesse Abramson (Street and Smith), Red Grange (Kickoff) and the Associated Press' Harold Classen (True), is rated second. Other first place votes were given to our own Lions (Playboy) who wound up third in the voting, fourth-place finisher Pitt (Look) and the Dark Horse of the East, Holy Cross (Sports Forecast), who place a low seventh. . The rest of the top ten includes Syracuse, fifth: Boston Col lege, sixth: Boston University, eighth: Villanova, ninth: and Rut gers, tenth. But just to show you how phony some of the selections can be, let's see what the "great" Playboy magazine said about their top selection: Success (for Penn State) depends largely on developing adequate depth at end and .guard positions and digging up a brainy quarter back to run Engle's wing -T." Now how Silly can one get? We have not Only dug up one "brainy" qb, but two (and possibly three)—and we dug them up last fall. Before closing, we'd like to make,our personal selection on the Eastern indies. (I'll bet my mailbox is cluttered up after this.) Pride and confidence (and maybe a little too much patriotism) makes me throw my weight towards our own Lions. Even with all our injuries, I feel we have the material to sweep the Lambert crown—and that includes a win over Army. I look for Navy to be runnerup with Holy Cross (surprise), third; Pitt, fourth; Army, fifth; Syracuse, sixth; and Boston College, seventh. (Let's see how good this "expert" is?) Kanuika Appointed To Ag Journ Staff Russel P. Kanuika has been ap pointed assistant professor of ag ricultural journalism. Kanuika, who was graduated from the University in 1952, re ceived his master of science de gree in agricultural journalism in June, 1958, from lowa State College. While at lowa State, he served as a teaching assistant and as a member of the "Farm Magazine." He was engaged in special work on experiment stations reports. + CLASSIFIEDS + ADS 311JST BE IN BY 11:00 A. 31 THE PRECEDING DAY RATES CASH-17 words or less CHARGE-12 words or less $.30 one insertion 1.75 two insertions $l.OO three • insertions Additional words-3 for 0.03 for ends day of insertion FOR SALL COMPLETE DRAFTING outfit, ready for Drauing 11. slightly used. Also Pickett & Eckel sliderule. Call Pete AD 7.7819. 1941 CADILLAC red ambulance. Good shape. All flashing lights work. Cheap! Call "Stopper" Al) 7-4923. MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman Eagle $2OO Cell AD 7-2806. BMW MOTORCYCLE 500 cc opposed twin !Shaft di we, smooth, quiet. very reliable. excellent condition throughout $350. Call Date Ellis U. ext. 2809. PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Under ixood 540 used. WO.Binder Prominent 35mm camera 11. 5 Nokton lens, inter changeable, one year old-8140 or best offer. Bill Taylor AD 8.0063. COMPLETE DOUBLE bed $l5; and dining table $3. Good condition. Phone AD 8-902. INTERESTED IN High-Fidelity Stereo. phonic and Monophonic systems? For demonstration call Hi-Fi Unlimited at AD 8-0703 after 8:00 p•m. or at any time on ,neekends. GIRL'S BICYCLE, German make, good condition. Call AD 8-0723. FUR JACKET and hat, cloth coat: rea sonable. Owner in Florida. Call AD 7-4E52. GIBSON SPANISH guitar. Premier 76 amplifier with tremolo. De-Armond pick up.- Call Rola) Roth, AD 8-9067. FURNISHED 41 ft. trailer, two bedrooms, 10.16 ft. awning. Will sacrifice. AD 7-3070. RACCOON COAT size 9, in good conditlon. Call U. est. 1031 after 6:30 p.m. $25.09. FOR RENT GARAGE FOR rent—s7.oo month. Call at 134 W. Beaver Ave. PARKING' SPACES for rent four blocks from campus. Call Carl AD 7-7881 after 4 p.m. HORSE STALLS, with or without board: close to campus. AD 8.2087 after 6 p.m. ROOM FOR one in apt for three. Call AD &NV after 6 p.m. COAT LINING marked "Official Dragnet Series" in HUB lot, Call Bob Franklin AD 8-6441 ext. 443. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1958 (Continued on page eight) Home Economics Group Announces Committees Committees and their chairmen for the College of Home Econom ics were named Tuesday night at a meeting of the Home Economics Student-Faculty Board. The committees are: spring weekend, Suzanne Keener; a wards banquet, Constance Mc- Cormick with Miss Mary Brown Allgood as faculty chairman; cal endar committee, Ella Kilmer with Miss Marjorie Sohn as fac ulty chairman; committee on committees, Mary Alice Griesmer with Miss Sohn as the faculty chairman. ::::=ri E2O MILITARY uniform deposit ticket. Please return to Phillip Butte) mot e. 269 Hamilton Hall. Call 1296. Sizeable reward. 1956 DERRY Township class ling and guard in HUB on Saturday. Please re turn to HUB desk. BROWN LEATHER wallet, t rinity of Buckhout Lab. or HUB. Keep looney. Call Jack Hubert AD 7-4923. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY book by Moeller in HUB cafeteria croakrooni. Finder Please return to K. E. Pinnow, 208 M.I. WANTED STUDENT TO - share apt. with two en lancets and one hominess major, near campus. Inquire 114 Pine St. or AD 8-Mi32. RIDERS WANTED from Pittsburgh to State. Leave Pittsburgh every other Friday at 5 p m., return Sunday. Write Marty, 335 Cedar Blvd., Pittsburgh 28 or Phone Pittsburgh EL 1.5928. IMMEDIATELY EXPERIENCED piano, bass, and trombone man for combo. Steady work. Phone AD 84265, Ken Shan non. STUDENT TO share furnished apartment with two seniors; across from Corner Room. Living room, kitchen included. Stop at Rinaldo's Barber Shop Thurs. or Fri. Ask for Joe. STUDENTS— Earn up to 31 to per hour working 2 or 3 evenings of your choice setting bowling pine. Don n tow n. Dux Club, 128 S. Pugh St. EMPLOYMENT FOR experienced counter men-7 a.m. to 9 a.m. daily: 10:30 a m. to 1 p.m. daily. Apply in person, New Col. lege Diner. --- WAITER WANTED at Kappa Sigma Ira• ternity, Contact Sam Githena at Al) I-2044 or 11-6464, 300 E. Beaver AN e. ==l ROOM AVAILABLE Nittany Residence Hall, Nittany 29. Ext. 2b9 aak for Larry Condon. EXPERIENCE► MAN on piano or ac cordion available for combo or dance band. Call AD 84835 after 6:00. THE GEORGE SOTTER Quintet offers dance music and Dixieland. Call George Setter at AD &8441 ext. 20/3. STORAGE STUDENT trunks end per. stinal affects; pick-up and delivery sem-- ie.,. Shoemaker Bros. Phone AI) 8.57151. ATTENTION FRESHMEN! Meeting Mt Penn State Jim Chth, Thursday, Sept. 18, 7 p.m., Room 121 Sparks. MIDDLE AGED woman desires baby sitting any time. Welt* Bella Rich. Main Buret, Pleasant Gap. LOST HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
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