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Nittany, WH
Councils Elect
Eight Officers
Eight men were elected to of
ficers in the West Halls and the
Nittanv Councils Elections meet
ings this week.
Elected to West Halls positions
were Duane Johnson, vice presi
dent: Stephen Gregg, secretary;, l
and James Kridel. treasurer.
As Robert Goiniak will he un
able to retain his position as West
Hails Council president, elections
will be held for that position at
the next meet inr.
Already elected to Nitlanv
room I I positions are William
Schrimnf. president. and Robert
Levanduski. treasurer Elected to
Niltany Conned positions last
night were Kennth Comly vice
presulent• Richard Kellman, sec
retary; BarrY Rein. parliamentar
ian; and -Michael Carlson and
John H. Witmer Jr, delegates-at
la r
Sehimof. in his president's re
v-wt. urged the members of the
Nittanv area to take more in
terest in the affairs of the area
A mixed dinner to be held some
limp in the future was discussed
The West Mills Council and
the Nittanv Comic') Elections
meetings were held Monday night
and last night respectively.
Young Repuhlkans
Will Open Office ,
The Young Republicans of Cen
tre County will open its its offi
cial campaign headquarters at 7
p.m. Monday in the Whitehill
Building on College Avenue.
David West, chairman of the
group, announced the opening at
a meeting Tuesday and said every
one is welcome to come.
New officers were also elected
at the meeting Tuesday. They are
Neal Roads, vice chairman; How
ard Kreps, treasurer; Sue Whit
tington, campaign manager; and
Deborah Croft, membership chair
man.
Drop-Outs--
(Continued from page one)
week of school, 46 students-23
men and 23 women—had with-
drawn from the University.
Last week, 11 men and 2 wom
en withdrew but already this
week. 28 men and 9 women
students have withdrawn, the
registrar's office reported.
Thirty-four students listed "per
sonal" reasons for withdrawing
from the University in the first
count and nine students last week
gave that reason.
Twenty-two students had with
drawn by Oct. 3 from the off
campus centers.
(Continued from page two)
ogy. He received a masters of
science degree from Texas A.M.
and his doctorate from the Uni
versity of Michigan.
English is survived by his wife,
ho is a resident of State Col
lege, and a son, who lives in
Florida.
He was the adviser to Phi Sig
ma Kappa fraternity.
He was born in Farmington,
Wa,h.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed by the Koch
Funeral Home.
18-Year-Old Vote--
(Continued from page five)
ple will probably elect delegates
to rewrite the constitution. Then
the rewritten document must be
submitted to a popular vote.
The constitution was last re
written in- 1873. It was last a
mended in 1957.
Five members of the commis
skin were appointed by the gov
ernor, five by the president pro
tem of the State Senate and five
by the Speaker of the state house.
The group has been meeting since
January.
Senior Advisory Board
The Senior Class Advisory
Board will meet at 5 p.m. today
in 218 Hetzel Union to hear com
mittee reports on the use and fu
ture of class gifts.
FOB SALE
CIDER Truck 14 , 111 be et Werner's Freezer
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fresh Sat. evening, Sun. af lei noon and
e% ening. BMW JUR%
12-(II,IAGE double-barrel shotgun, g4od
condition-418 Call Joe AD 8-0974 or
see at 819 %Scat Fairmount.
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THREE-SPEED bicycle Rear met. derailleur
type, for American coaster brake, Kill
fit English. Call AI) 7.1111.
BOY COAT, 50c,1y camel's hair, one year
old, s./e 12 or 11; $25 or best dirt. Ext.
596 a4k for Jane.
HOUSE TRAILER: 41 ft.; 2 bedrooms,
full bath-21700. Call Walter Coyle at
AU 7.7611 ext. 3118, 8 to 5 p m. Woodatlale
Park.
ANTIFREEZE. TIRES, batteries & acces
sot les, Big Discount Call Steve AD ki-
Ku . ' or Bill AD 7-3412.
1850 PONTIAC /worts cruiser—slBo. Phone
HO 6-61111.
FOR RENT
MUST sAcitii , ICE! One-half double room
near cam , ms. Mailable immediately.
Call AD d-15:44 nab lot Walt.
ROOM MUST GO Even at $5O-76 loss!
One•half double room. close to campus
Call before Ws too lute. Call Pete AD
r4-95:10:
11A Ll' OF double room for rent imme
diately. EA South I raner Street. AD
7-2r2.9. rail after ri on Excellent location.
'Ph 0•1lEDIIOOi! modern trailer. Will rent
to four students Daye View Trailer
Acres. Call Al) S-3171 or FL 9-2590.
HALF OF double room near campus. Call
Walt AD 84583.
So friendly your taste!
See how
Poll Mall's
greoter length
of fine tobaccos
filters the smoke
and make S -it
mild —but does not
filter out that
sotisSling
flavor!
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
LLEG.IAN
TRAILER SPACER locally located, large
yards, 10 mimetes from campus. Low
rent. Call AD 7-15J4 after 5 p.m.
FOR RENT two-bedroom modern trailer.
Will rent to four students. Da ye View
Trailer Acres. AD 8-3471 or FL 9-2890.
ROOM FOR Rent: half of double above
Campania Shoe Repair, 348 East, College.
Call Al) 8-8172.
NEW CONSTRUCTION—one bedroom un
furnished apattntents. Located 128 East
Fairmount. Call John Baker AD 8-0413.
ENGINEER, JUNIOR, %%ants roommate to
shale room with twin beds, running
water. Controllable. Centi al location. Oil
heat. Parking. Ask for Dick or Hank.
AD 7-4680 or AD 7-7792.
2 DOUBLES. 1 single, ~. double Call after
6:30 any etentng, Al) 8-6443, 600 N.
Allen SL
SINGLE ROOM, 3 blocks from campus,
newly fotni‘hed, comfortable. Call Gust
Vantimncek AD 8-9101.
TWO ROTC shirts in HUB. Please return
to HUB desk. Reward.
HUTH SCHOOL, clays me: ; nutuiled UM,
red stone with eagle over stone. Contact
lan Maw AL) 7.281,8. Reward.
picKETT SLIDE: rule near Osmond Has
name John Busch inside. Call John at
AD 7-703'1 Reward.
PICKETT-ECKEL mlule rule with grey
felt covet. Cull AD 8-6814 ask for Mike
finder.
LOST —ONE pair gi tem. orange and white
swimming trunks. Call AD .6-0603 ask
for Bill Dublm.
GET SATI S PYI IN G FLAVOR...
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FOR RENT
No flat Viltered-ourflavor I
No dry "smoked-out"taste!
FOR FLAVOR AND MILDNESS. FINE TOBACCO FILTERS BEST
I You get greater length of the 0 Pall Mali's greater length fl Alters it over, under, around and
I finest tobacco's money con buy filters the smoke naturally.. IJ through Poll Mon fine tobaccos!
Outstanding...and they are Mild I
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LOST
WALLET WITH much needed money,
only the Deity and finder know where.
Please contact Phil Smith ext. 2017.
ZIPPER JACKET. red Woolrich—in 121
Sparks on Monday afternoon. Finder
call ext. 3366 ask for Bob Hoffman.
WOMAN'S GLASSES, blue and clear
frame, Italian Mosaic leather case—
Monday, Boucke. Reward. Nancy ext. 601.
THICK-RIMMED reading glasses, brown
alligator case with doctor's name In
scribed. Call AD 7•d979 ask for Jack
Crosby.
FOUND
HITCHHIKERS. last Saturday to Heaver
Sin lugs. I has e your camera. Phone
AD 7-11.82 after 5.30.
WANTED
WANTED—CAR to be rented for week
end of Oct. 21-25-26. Betty ext. 858.
APARTMENT WANTED: Reward ($5.00)
for information leading to tenting a
furnished apartment to a married couple.
Occupancy am.. time in December. AD
7-4173.
DRIVER TO New Yolk Uty. Leave Wed.
afternoon Oct. 15 return Sunday. Re
liable man. Call AD 7-3154.
TUXEDO—size 37 in good condition. Call
P. Ate,ll e t. 3132.
SIDE TO Chambersburg on Fridays. Leave
Fridays 5 p.m. return Sunday. Phone
Scott, AD 74373.
STUDENT TO share furnished apartment
with two seniors: across from Corner
Room. Living room. kitchen included. Stop
at Rinahlo's Barber Shop Thurs. or Fri.
Ask for Joe.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1958
NOTICE MARRIED College Men—last
year, college men in our department
working part time averaged $75 per week.
Due to conditions in our department this
year, we expect exen higher gain& Pleas
ant, short hour arrangements allow plenty
of time for studying. Car furnished, ex
penses paid. Call Ed Lough, AD 74768
Mon.-Fri. between 8-10 p.m. Salary $25
per week.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAROLINE P. send &tidiest., phone no. to
Arottophanea, Box 403 Hamilton Hall.
OUTING CLUB— first meeting of the
Ski Division Instruction, information,
tutu' e plans, and general who's who and
what's what conceining Skiing at Penn
State.
TO WHOM it may concern: "Have Mes
sage, Will Tim.el." SC.
ENTERTAINMENT. Local talent to en
tei tain at departmental stag patty, 40
to 50 attending. Folk Ringer, barbershop
num tet, magician? Applicants call AD
7-7682 after 0:30.
HITCHHIKERS—Last Saturday, to Beaver
Srraurs. I have your camera. Call AD
7-7552 after 5.30.
MARVIN, Who's letitLie? C II
THE YEARLINGS Top Combo, Waynea
burg College—nweiltade for Junior Prom
weekend. Music Unlimited, Box 568, State
College.
IF YOUR typentiter is fining you trouble
our yea's of eNperience ate at your
command. Just dial AD i-2492 or bring
machine to 633 W. College Ate.
STORAGE STUDENT trunks and per.
;tonal affects; pick-up and delivery /cry.
Ice. Shoemaker Bros. Phone AD 11-6761.
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