—Collegian Photo by John Ileauge
OOMPH, SAYS Richard Bartolazzi, Theta Chi, as he bench presses
220-pounds in the He Man contest held last night in Recreation Hall.
A committee will be appointed
to study the possibility of in
stalling the parking meters The
meters would be available only
to students who do not have
campus parking permits.
Darran proposed that the
\let Official meters have a 30-minute limit
and that the proceeds from
them be used to develop addi
,
To Visit Here , tional student parking facili
ties.
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A representative of the Veterans Seve r a 1 Assembly memberscautioned against immediately be-
I Administration will visit the earn-
Rain moved the finals of the Sprimi Week Olympics—the pus from 10 a in. to 3:15 pm. to- ginning negotiations with town
t, • day. ,officials concerning inspection of
He-Man and Queen of Hearts contests—indoors last night. , The representative will be in 6 rooming houses.
The He-Man events were held in Recreation Hall, the Old Main to assist veterans and, Ross Lehman, faculty adviser
;their dependents in applying for to Assembly, advised that Assem-
Queen of Hearts finals in the Stock Judging Pavilion. 'any benefits currently being a d_,blymen begin their investigation
Individual winners of both contests, as well as the team ministered by the Veterans Ad-ion campus by finding out what
;ministration. These visits are now,action has been taken by the Of
champions for the Olympics, will,
be announced at the Awards: divided by his body weight to day of each month. !these lines.
Night Ceremony at 7 tonight in; er-
The produce a percentage. p i Benefits now being adminis-[ Darran asked in his original
;
Recreation Hall. Aeted by the administration in-, proposal that a committee be
son who lifted the greatest per- !
Even the dreary weather could
wins "elude: disability compensation for established to contact the State
not stop the 15 He-Man finalists centage of his body weight 'service-incurred disease or injury.' College fire marshal and wor k
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from giving some fine perform-I the event.
ances. _ I Results of the Queen of Hearts ---------''''.
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Spring Week Olympics
Rain 'Causes Finals
To Move Indoors
Names of the individual win
ners of the three men's events—
the 200-yard run, the bench press
weight lift and the hop, skip and
jump were withheld until to
night's presentation.
In the hop, skip and jump
event each finalist was given
three tries for distance. Best
fry of the night was 35'1 1 / 2 ".
The best time for the 200-yard
sprint was 24.7 seconds.
In the weight lifting event.
each participant was given three
lifts. His lift with the heaviest
weight from a position on his
back was his recorded score.
Heaviest lift of the night was
220 pounds.
However, in order not to
penalize the lighter men the ac
tual weight lifted will not de
termine the winner. The heav
iest lift of each finalist will be
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finals were not available.
Uncle, the new system of scor
ing, a first place in one contest
does not assure a team score. The
new scoring rules urovide for
teamwork between the men and'
women.
For example, a second place
in the He-Man and a third in
the Queen of Hearts might win
over a first and a ninth. In this
way both members of the team
must do well in order to benefit
the team.
In the contest for the individual
champion points will be given to
entrants who qualified them
selves. Those finalists qualified
by their partners will receive no ,
credit for the preliminaries.
The total score of the prelimi
naries ,and the finals will decide ,
the individual champion.
COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
iPhysEd Senior
,Will Receive
!Smith Trophy
The Paul Smith trophy will be
presented Sunday to the outctand
iing senior male student in phys-
I ical education at the annual field
,day.
j The trophy is awarded by the
;Physical Education Student Coun-i
ell on .the basis of scholarship,
service, and character. All grad-
Aiattng seniors with a 2 0 All
kiniversity average are eligible'
for the award. Applications must l
be retuined to Recieation Hall by
noon tomorrow.
Field day, an annual event
sponsored by the Physical Edu
cation Student Council, is open
!to all undergraduate, graduate,
'and faculty members of the Col
lege of Physical Education
The program will start at 2 p m
Sunday at the civil engineering
cabin in Stone Valley. Compe
tition in various athletic events
will be held between the students
and faculty.
Tickets for the event may be;
purchased from any member of.
the Physical Education Student
Council for 25 cents.
Transportation will be provided
at 1:30 p.m Sunday in front of
Recreation Hall.
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Assembly Adopts
2 Campus Bills
Campus party took quick action in trying to keep its cam
paign promises last night when it introduced two bills which
were adopted by the SGA Assembly. .
The Assembly adopted bills for possible installation of
15 to 20 parking meters in the Hetzel_Umon parking lots, and
to establish a committee cancel a-,
ing inspection of town housing,
Walter Dar r a n (Campus-Jr )
introduced both bills. _
Office hours of the new SGA
officers are:
Leonard Julius, SGA presi
dent, 1-3 p.m. Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday; Larry Byers.
vice president, 11.12 noon. Mon
day, 1041 p.m. Tuesday and
Thursday, and 2 : 3 p.m. Friday:
Nancy C 1 a r k, secretary-freac.
urer, 1-4 p.m. Tuesday, and
1-3 p.m. Thursday.
If so, you'll catch bigger fish with stream tested fishing
gear and the finest fly and spinning tods and reels at
METZGIR 'S. Hooks, sinkers, and FISHING LICENSES
(you'll need one) are all for sale at our new store at
105 S. Pugh St. (formerly Waltz Sporting Goods) open
'til 9 next Monday and Tuesday
But if fishing's not your forte, we have a 24 hour tennis
racket restringing service or you can rent a bike at our
College Avenue store for 50c per hour to pedal off that
excess winter poundage
now has three stores to serve Penn State
Remember,
You Can Get It At
By DENNY MALICK
"GOIN' FISHIN'?"
105 S. Pugh
PAGE THREE
through him in setting up some
sort of inspection policy.
Howard Bwirs (University-Sr)
urgcd the Assembly not to rush
into negoliationc with town offi
cials before some committee k
had been done. He said this may
cause sonic friction in the deli
cate town-campus ielations.
The Assembly then agreed to
, et up the committee hut that it
should consult with campus otfi
mills in addition to those down
town.
Juniors Can Buy
Emblems at BX
Junior Class emblem , : are now
en sale at the Book Exchange for
70 cents each. They can also be
bought from members of the ad
visory hoard.
The emblems are blue and
%011ie and display a modernistic
view of Old Main with the words
"Pennsylvania State Univeisity"
and "Class of 1960"
Thew emblems were ordered
in March as a pro)ect of the Jun-
Clasc Advisory Board.
for Expert Tailoring
See C. W. HARDY, Tailor
222 W. Beaver Avenue
354 E. College