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Registration Opens
For 'Pep Motorcade
Fraternities and independent units have until noon
Thursday to register at the Hetzel Union desk for the sports
and old car motorcade to be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
The motocade will be held prior to the Boston University-
Penn State football game pep rally. The pep rally will begin
nt 7 15 p.m. Thursday in front of
the HUB.
Both events are sponsored by
Androcles, junior men’s hat so
ciety, and Chimes, junior women’s
hat society.
The parade of sports cars,
both foreign and American, old
time cars and novelty vehicles
will begin at the HUB parking
lot. The parade will travel from
Shorilidge Road to West Col
lege Ave., to Entrance Road and
to Pollock Road. The cars will
travel from Pollock Road to
Burrowes Street and from Bur- j
rowes Street to Curtin Road and
back down Shorilidge Road to 1
the HUB parking lot.
A 12-inch trophy will be given
to the group which amasses the
highest number of points in the
parade.
Fifteen points will be given for
each old ear made before 1935; 10J
points to 1958 model sports cars;!
10 points to novel vehicles suchj
as decorated trucks, busses and;
jeeps; and five points to 1956 and
1957 foreign and American sports
cars
When registering at the HUB ;
desk, sponsors are to include ’
the name of the group, number
of cars entered; and make,
model and year of the entries.
All cars entered in the parade
will meet in the HUB parking
lot at 6:15 pm Thuisday and the
cars must complete the entire
route of the parade. Convertibles
carrying cheerleaders and mem
bers of the sponsoring societies
will lead the parade through State
College and the campus.
Uqly Man-
(Contmucd from page one)
iesiants may campaign on the
Mall 'between noon and 1 p.m.
on these days.
All students have been en
couraged to vote for the candi
date of their choice. This money
not only supports the candidate
but will help provide for expan
sion of the Hetzel Union Building
facilities. Some suggested im
provements include:
• Better record players in the
listening booths.
• Making more records avail
able to listeners.
• Improving or expanling oth
er existing facilities.
The finals skits, to be put on
by the top fne entrants from each
division, will be held in the HUB
bathoom nt 7.30 pm. Friday.
If you see a financial 8-ball In
your future, there is a way you
;an start getting ahead of it-
\ life insurance program started
vlule you're still in college can be
.he first step in your lifetime
.inancial planning. And you profit
by lower premiums.
Your campus representative is
qualified to discuss with you a
variety of plans to take care of
your present and future needs.
CAMPUS OFFICE
227 W. Beaver Ave.
AD 8-9421
PROVIDENT MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
of Philadelphia
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
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; two, but second-uni! fullback
A 1 Gursky ran fhe last lwo for
the 12-0 score. A Brewsier-io-
Daniels aerial 'fell short on the
extra-points attempt.
Early in the fourth quarter,
Harry Finkleston intercepted a
[pass on the Lion 20 and raced
;down the sideline for the third
ITD. Converted tackle Charles
iSieminski blocked two Mounties
out of the play at midfield to
spring Finkleston.
; Tackle Bill Slezosky kicked
the extra point for a 19-0 score.
Mountie quarterback Cecil
Hampton dropped hack to punt
[from his own two, but the ball
was centered over his head and
[through the uprights for a safety.
Hampton led his team back,
and, with 20 seconds to play,
passed five yards to Deiter Gar
rett for the score.
Coach Bruce was critical of
; the team's "sloppy ballhand
j ling" which he attributed to in
; experience in the first game.
But he was elated over the line
plsv and running game in gen
eral.
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group present a medal, to the
University.
Mrs. Nina C. Brown, a mem
ber of the Artists Series Com
mittee accepted the medal on
behalf of the University. The
COLLE
FOR SALE
DRAPES—3-pair dark green, lined, flGx?2
One gold bedspread coverlet 100x107.
AD 7-3022.
MODERN AND attractive four bedioom,
! stone colonial house. Full attic, full
basement, side porch and attached garage,
iOil heat. Convenient to Corl St. school
and high school. Phone AD 7-4761.
11)55 RED T BIRD—I2IOO. Call AD 7‘-4923,
GIRL'S JUNIOR suit, size 7, worn twice
half pi ice, wool and silk, brown and
cream tweed, latest stjle. Call AD fi-0740
after 5:30 p.m.
195 H MORRIS Minor 1000; 8000 miles,
. good condition. Call Lisa ext 1042 from
12-1 Mon, thru Fri
McALLISTER MEAL ticket for sale. Call
Bob AD 8-1429 after 7 pm.
:CIDER Truck will be at Werner's Freezer
I Fio*h Sat. evening, Sun. afternoon and
[evening. Bring jugs.
HOUSE TRAILER: 41 ft.; 2 bedrooms.
full hath—s27oo. Call Walter Coyle at
AD 7-7611 ext. 306, 8 to 6 p.m. Woodsdale
Park.
1950 PONTIAC sports cruiser—sl6o. Phone
HO 6-6464.
FOR RENT
SINGLE ROOM on East Prospect betvreen
Allen and Pugh, Spacious and quiet.
Call Roland AD 7-2582.
HALF OF double room near campus. Call
Walt AD 8-1583.
FOR RENT two-bedroom modern trailer.
Will tent to four students. Daye View
Trailer Acres. AD 8-Mil or FL 9-2890.
LOST
ARMY ROTC pistol belt, Command period,
Oct. 2. Nittany field. Call Paul AD 7-
2968
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medal was presented in recog
nition of the orchestra's appre
ciation of Ihe opportunity to
perform before the student
body.
The appearance of Frandsen, the
Danish National Orchestra and
“Sir Peter” marks the second of
[the current Artists Series pro
grams.
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DIETZGEN Slide Rule, black case, in Redi
fer on Sept. JO. Please return to Hibby,
!209 Cross e.\L 1469-J
MAN’S RING with square ruby atone.
Kewaid Call AD 7-723» after 5 p.m.
LOST—K&E slide rule. Paul Tuiek printed
inside. Call ext. 2758. Reward for return.
PICKF.D UP girl’s raincoat in C’athaum
Theatre. Owner may have mine. Call
AD 7-4409, Roger Dreeben
WANTED
EXPERIENCED UNIVERSITY secretary
( desires typing of all types -Call AD
8-9493 after 5:30 pm.
PERMANENT POSITION wanted in State
College or vicinity. Experienced in office
vvoik itjping. filingi and as switchboard
receptionist. Prefer near or at Umveivity.
Call Mib. Alice Bolgat, AD 3-6282 dajtime.
76 TROMBONES to play 4 Tipperai>**
when B.G. arrives.
RIDERS TO Trenton, N J. Leave Thui3-
day after 3:00. Dial AD 7-2335.
WANTED: Driver attending Maiine Corps
Reserve in Altoona on Sundays. Call Earl
AVolfe ext. 297.
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires
typing of reports, stencils, or thesis.
Fast, responsible service. AD 8-6943 after
5 p.m.
20 MEN average $2.40 hr. evening and
Saturday work: car. Apply Willard,
[Room 202, Thursday 7 20 p.m.
TWO MEN for dance combo* sax and
piano preferred. Call AD 7-3387. Ask
for Ron
APARTMENT WANTED: Reward ($5.00)
for information leading to renting a
furnished apartment to a married couple.:
Occupancy anytime in December. AD
7-4173.
RIDE TO Chambersburg on Fridays. Leave
• j Fridaj* 6 p.m. return Sundav. Phone
!Scott, AD 7-4373.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1958
'Bulletin' Colls for Staff
Students interested in becom
ing candidates on the BizAd Bul
letin editorial staff may sign up
with Mrs. Nancy Otto in 120
Boucke.
McAllister Hall was opened in
1904 as a men’s dormitory.
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ATTENTION! All „ Classified Ad Staff
members—meeting tonight, Tuesday, at
6*30 p.m. for billing.
GET THE Philadelphia Inquirer every day
in your morning mail. Call Dave Fine
man, AD 8-8441, ext. 543 or Lynn Wa»d.
AD 8-5051, ext. 911.
20 MEN average $2.40 an hour evening
and Saturday work; cai. Apply Willard,
Room 202 Thursday 7:20 p.m.
FOR THOSE with a taste for the bestl
BC/MFT.
DON’T MISS Club Hubaqa. Penn State's
night club, Oct. 18. Tickets. HUB desk,
.<1.25 a couple.
KAMAAIAN! MALJHINT! Wahine! Aloha.
Hui Hubana. Welakahao, Nui, Numba
one kind, Hui. Wiki Wiki, tickets, HUB
desk. $1.25.
PIE SOClAL—Wesley Foundation Sat. 18,
8:00 p.m. Ladies Five.. Gentlemen get
your tickets from Foundation members or
Foundation office. Only 60c for an evening
of enjoyment.
RUGBY FOOTBALL Club. Anyone in
terested in forming a graduate team
contact Colin Wgin or Mike Dceny ext.
1174.
FOR FAST typing of theses, temi papers#
reports etc. Phone Mrs. Fish AD 8-0238#
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tap,
i toe or acrobatic lessons. Park Fores*
Village School of Danee. .AD 8-1078.
HITCHHIKERS—Last Saturday, to Beaver
| Springe. 1 have your camera. Call AD
7-7582 after 6:30.
IF YOUR typewriter is giving you trouble
our years of experience aie at your
command. Just dial AD 7-2462 or bring
machine to 633 W College Ave.
STORAGE STUDENT trunks and per*
eonal affects; pick-up and delivery serv
ice. Shoemaker Bros Phone AD 8.6761.
is being answered by a
$6O-billion program
that promises 41,000
miles of new highway.
Wanted: more architects.
CHESTERFIELD KING travels the
U. S. wherever Men of America
plan and build for the future.
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