BAA, BAA, LITTE
—BO pounds of lea
Auto
Rakes on Way Out
Litter Getter, physical plant’s newest automation addi
tion, has made the rake virtually obsolete.
Litter Getter and its smaller brother, Little Shark, have
been scooting about the past few days clearing the campus'
of everything from autumn leaves to day-old Froths. ;
Although paper cups, milk car
tons, tin cans, pop bottles and
Daily Collegians have been emp
tied from the $2BOO machine, Lit
ter Getter’s specialty is, of course,
leaves.
Its powerful gasoline-operated
vacum pump pulls in the leaves—
Litter Getter can hold about 20
cubic yards compressed to about
6 cubic yards—and grinds and
pulverizes them. -
Walter W. Trainer, head of
the Division of Landscape, is
proud of the three machines—
the third is used permanently
on Beaver Field—which can
easily do the work of a half
dozen men. They not only save
labor. Trainer said, but can do
the job faster and more effi
ciently and will pay for them
selves in a year.
By-benefits, just as important,
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El SHARK, have you any leaves? Yessir, yessir
/es.
ation Proves
include the machine’s ability to
shred the leaves before they are
put in composte piles by the
division. This means the leaves
will decompose in two or three
years, where it previously took
five.
There’ll be fewer cluttered gut
ters, too, Trainer said, with a re
sulting lessening of drain clog
ging.
The smaller machines the
Litter Sharks cost consider
ably less than the Litter Getter,
about $260 each, \
The one at Beaver Field was
wheeled about after Saturday’s
Marquelte-Penn State football
game to clear up the hundreds of
pounds of paper and other trash
left by the fast-exiting spectators.
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ent Center 256 East College Avenue
SEPT. 16 “8:00 P.M.
’ and Community are invited to attend the
s of entertaining, educational travel forums
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IEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
3 Student Councils Estimate Budgets
1146.09 Approved
or Ag Council
Expenditures of the Agriculture
tudent Council for 1958-59 will
nount to an estimated $1146.09,
follows:
Estimated 1958-1959 Budget
lance fiom I**s7-53 $ 120 95
peeled Income
Student fee 3
Members dues
Cabinet Allocation
At?. Acti\itu ,s ? Account
(as of July, 1953* 390 09
Total $1267.04
:ppcte<l Expense*
Counseling Program $ t"00
Howdv Nurht ir,o 00
Apr Hil! Party 22.'.00
Coffee Hour 50 00
The Hrep7e 350 00
Council Keys 30 00
Mi>cel!aiicoui 20 00
Total | 842 00
uitry Club to Meet Tonight
The Poultry Club will meet at
30 tonight in 104 Weaver.
Penn State’s first intercollegiate
football game was played with
Bucknell in 1887.
AD 8-0528
- „$ 6K. 00
- 10 00
100.00
I'LL ADMIT IT!
Yes! I'll admit Charles made me feel like a queen when he
asked me to model this lovely green satin dancing dress.
Mr. Charles suggests that you come and see his large collection
of Junior Prom dresses starting at $29.95.
—..r. «*
Eng Arch Council
Proposed $2925
Engineering and Architecture
Student Council Treasurer Jerome
Karp has announced a proposed
$2925 council budget for 1958-59,
as follows:
Estimated 1958-1959 Budget
Balance fiom 1957-58 $ 300
Expected Income
•Student fees HOO
Cabinet Allocations . 100
Industrial Exposition 1500
Total $3300
Expected Expenses
InduMnal Exposition $l5OO
Mateuals and Supplies 50
Social 25
Kovx and Shtruflea 110
Advertising
Scholui ships
Donations „
Trips
Computers „
j Miscellaneous 350
i Alreudv expended this semester 100
I Total $2925
Expected Balance
| (June, 1959) $ 375
’Student fees are allocated to
the council from the University
on the basis of 25 cents a student
each semester.
Homecoming Queen —Jody Miller
Chem Phys Council
May Spend $4OO
The Chemistry-Physics Student
Council will operate this year oil
an estimated $4OO budget, as fol
lows:
Estimated 1958-1959 Budget
E\pec ted liK'ome
Student fee-* .. __
Cabinet A’location
•Total
Expected Expenses
l‘>s9 Open House
New.'dttte*' (four issues)
Intercoimetl Mixer
Already expended this semester
(Orientation Week Mixer>
Miseellnneom K
Total $409
‘Last year's balance not in
cluded.
RSO
2OO
lOO
Wesley Foundation Sets
Fun Night for Tomorrow
‘‘Shutter Bugs” will be the
theme of the Wesley Foundation's
fun night at 8 p.m. tomorrow in
the foundation.
Slides will be shown of picnic
areas and retreats around State
College. Members will discuss
different types of cameras and
equipment.
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