PAGE EIGHT :w----~.~ ..,.. ~~ -. —Collegian Photo by Charles Jacques NEW CREAMERY SALES ROOM—The structure was enclosed recently by placing y,imlow., on the sides. The salesroom, which is being built in front of the et camery, is expected to be finished by Ain il, Creamery to Larger Sales "The new University creamery sales room will have the facilities to handle the business we now have. The present sales loom is just too darn small," Dr. Philip 0. Keney, assist ant professor of dairy science, said. "On a busy day, we dip as many as 4000 cones of ice cream 'We sell between 16 and 18 tons jot . cheese a year," he said. Tribunal Penalizes ,[ In the new building, which is constructed in front of the cream- Men for Shoplifting erY on the north side of Curtin jRd , equipment and facilities will The Off-Campus Tr ibunal heard be available to dispense the dairy thiee cases this week and made products more quickly. several disciplinary lecommenda-1 On the east and west faces of tams to the clean of men's office i the 40 by 40 ft. building, glass One student, who was accused panels have been erected. These of shoplifting in two local stores,) will be the faces used for cus• was placed on probation for the tomer entrance and exit. The Spring Semester. Another student north wall will have a service who was also accused of shoplift-' entrance which leads to the ing in a local store was placed creamery. on suspended suspension because, be was alicady on disciplinary, plobation for academic dishon esty. A semeAer'N deA tplinary ptoba tion was recommended for two, students who were involved in an, incident at a hotel out of town. WDFM to Hold Tryouts WDFM student operated radio station,will hold auditions foi announcers at I p m. tomoirow in 304 Spat Ics. LaVie Photogs to Meet An organizational meeting for all ~ tuclents interested in joining the La Vie •pholography staff will he field at 7 p m. tomorrow in 1 Carnegie. LUTHERAN STUDENT CHURCH College and Atherton Sts. Sunday Services 8:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Sermon: "For Better, Not For Worse"— A Christian look at dating and marriage 6:30 p.m.—Sermon discussed by parents and students FROM FRIENDSHIP TO MARRIAGE sireJile Joritin Series at ge WESLEY FOUNDATION 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY. Feb. 14, "Campus Dating Patterns" Mrs. Helen E. Buchanan, speaker SUNDAY, Feb. 21, "One Love—Conflicting Faith" Inter-Faith Panel SUNDAY. Feb. 28. "The Kiss—Then What?" Dr. Clifford A. Adams, speaker By 808 TACELOSKY A U-shaped counter of yellow] formica will have 15 stools around, and cold food display cases will be placed along the eastern wall. In these food cases will be packaged ice cream and cheese in all quantities and milk. With the new facilities, the creamery will he able to dispense eggs for the first time. Restau rant-type tables will seat about 48 customers in the new half glass building. A concrete patio will be built on the outside of the room. The sales room is being con structed by the physical plant in cooperation with the University ,creamery sales. John D. Miller, 'head of the Division of Building .Construction, is in charge of erecting the building. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Have Room Dean Lipp To Speak To Leonides Dorothy J. Lipp, dean of women, will be the featured speaker at an open meeting of Leonides Council Monday night. Dean Lipp will speak on "The Future for Independent Women at Penn State." She will discuss the effects of the new community living plans on independent worn en. Carol Frank, Leonides presi dent, urged all students to attend the meeting at 7:30 p.m. in 214- 15-16 Hetzel Union. Dean Lipp will conduct an informal question and answer session at the close of the meeting. A short business meeting of Leonides Council will be held at 6:30 p.m. in 203 HUB before Dean Lipp's speech. Plans will be discussed for the participa tion of independent units in Spring Week in April. Leonides Council members may be asked if their units would like to participate, Miss Frank said. Results of today's TIM-Leonides bluebook jam session will also be discussed. The jam session, which is designed to increase the TIM-Leonides bluebook file, will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. today in the HUB ballroom. Council Votes to Place Bulletin Boards in Labs The Chemistry-Physics Student Council has decided to have bul letin boards constructed for both Whitmore and Osmond Labora tories. Dr. John Benson, assistant pro fessor of chemistry and advisor to the council, offered his resigna tion at the recent meeting. Repairs Car Radios Television Phonographs Radios television • service center ~ ;717" at - State College TV 232 S. Allen St. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Heartily Welcomes You To Our Valentine's Day Services 8:30 A.M. Student Bible Class 10:45 A.M. Message by Mrs. Frank Takei, PSU 7:45 P.M. Speaker, Mr. Sam Allison, PSU For a Heart Warming Experience, Travel Tomorrow To Woodman Hall, 112 W. Hamilton Ave. . 6 Blocks South of Campus I _ .: y_ISIB . . 1 r A • -6,•'-*'i.V.- ''-‘4" I galifi.e - =_: l.l -i 4 4 - - . 4 4 DCorner S. Atherton and W A . D Be B a o ' , State College Phon e GIANT 15" SUBMARINES These Delicious Subs Contain 21 Food Items PHILA. STEAK SANDWICH RFECT LATE EVENING SNACK FOR YOU TO RELIS Try Our Hot , PIZZAS MEAT BALL . NOW • 5 Different Varieties SANDWICHES •Hambur g 0 Pepperoni •Mushrooms is Anchovies Eat them just as you *Sausage would an ice cream cone Order to go—no waiting OVEN HOT DELIVERY AD 8-0596 Grad Lecture To Be_Given On Wednesday Four programs have been sched uled for the Graduate Lecture Series during the spring semes ter. Dr. Delbert Oberteuffer, pro fessor of physical education at Ohio State University since 1932, will open the series at 8 pm. Wednesday in 121 Sparks when he speaks on "A Biological Basis for Responsibility in Education." The lecture is co-sponsored by the College of Physical Educa tion and Athletics. Second lecturer of the series will be Dr. Gerald W. Johnson, Baltimore journalist, who will speak March 1 on "The Man Who Feels Left Behind," co-sponsored by the School of Journalism. Dr. Paul B. Sears, conservation ist at Yale University, will speak March 30 on "Ecology of Man," co-soonsored by Gamma Sigma Delta, honor society in agricul ture. The final lecture of the semes ter will present Dr. Olaf Mickel sen, bio-chemist with the Nation al Institute of Arthritis and Me tabolic Diseases on "Age Changes in Body Composition." It is co sponsored by the Department of Agricultural and Biological Chem istry and the Department of Foods and Nutrition. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1960 CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE UNDERWOOD PORTABLE Champion model. Call AD 1-2161, ask for Ditk Nicholls. CONTINENTAL HOUSE Trailer, 80 feet, one bedroom, de-k, crib, waither, dryer. 102 Hilltop Trailer Park. AD 8-1636. ACCOUNTING 1 supplies. TV )(dor* guides, 6 and 11 column analysis Pads. Complete for Si. UN 5-7824. INCOME PROPERTY. Distinctn e English stone house on corner of Hamilton and S. Allen. Downstairs: chestnut panelled ingtoom, and diningroom, large rtone fireplace, kitchen, two bed t owns, With. Upstairs: tin ee bedrooms, kitchen, bath. Basement and garage. All furnishing for student rooming included Income from up stalls $lBO per month. AD 8-0144. 1957 CHAMPION Ti niter, 35', excellent condition; one be Boom, automatic Tv nhher. large 11.. ing room, patio, large lawn. Phone AD 8.4149. WANTED yr ANYBODY. WHO took corrr•pondcnce I CO Ur,Pg In ninth or drawing pleate calf Tony UN 5-5;72. inunntant to him. WILL DO typing all Icin(l% Call AD 8-001)8. WAITERS AND Dimliwashers immediately. Call Les at Al) 7-2941. KITCHEN HELP for spring semester in ft stet nity. Call AD 7-2044. MALE STUDENT to share foinit,h«l apart,. meet. in Aletrgor Ilidg. Call AD P-1344. CIGARETTE 1.1(.1 - ITER, R) (1 ..1 t r, nab. initinls J E T --in !AIM'S Den t H.O D.) Rtnlard, Call AD 4-1511. FOR RENT HALF DOUBLE. room within Uhlking distance of campus. Free paikiny. AD 7-7107. TWO DOUBLE. roomy and one 111ple room; next. to Volt Office. Rental i 6 per week. 114 E Beaver A%e. AD 7-4147. ROOM FOR two students, newly furnlkhed In new home Private entrance, ltle phone. One block from campus May be seen anytime. bO2 N. Holmes bt. Phone AD 7-4720. ROOM IN - De4irabte Nieghborhorli ; pri vate bath and entrance, oft-etm t park ing, linen, ton els, furnished. $7 00 yei eek. AD 8.91;10. ROOM FOR girl student in faculty home. Walking dl3tance fi om campus. AD 8-G036. BACHELOR QUARTERS for ..tteran or grad student in nem. ly built home. Call AD 8-0544 hoot 1 p.ni. to 4 p.m SINGLE, DOUBLE rooms for the semester, near eamme‘. 120 East Foster. AD 8-0044. PLEASANT DOUBLE room, half tiouhle room second floor. Free puking. 17.00 week. AD ti-,it119. FURNISHED TWO-ROOM apartment, two block 9 ham campuq. Parking mailable. $7O per month. AD 7-3084 after 5 p in. ROOM FOR two students in large triple room within walking distance to cam pus. Free parking. Call AD 7-4451. ___ NEWLY FURNISHED single room for male: four blocks from campus. Free parking. 416 S. Allen. AD 5-1875 NICELY FURNISHED single room and double for male students, near tatrinua, reasonable, parking prnileges. Call AD 7-7906 or EL 6-1302. DOUBLE ROOM in Marilyn }hill board ing house at 317 E. Beaver Are. Excel lent location with atmosphere for floe study habits Meals served if desired. Con tact Cus Zerbe at AD 7-4925. COMFORTABLE, MODERATE rate ac- commodations with private bath or running water. Colonial -lintel, 123 W. Nittany ANe., State College. AD 7.050 or AD 7-7792 DOUBLE ROOM, centrally locateil. Free parking. Phone UN 5-5851 or AD 1-4078. OOM FOR three—furnished, pritate en trance. Call AD 8-9082. ONE-HALF quiet. warm pine-pannelled room. Private , hath private entrance. 242 Nlmitz At e. AD 7-3309. 1.6 WORK WANTED WIFE OF graduate student. Mother of two. Elementary teacher. Will care for children of working parents in Oneida St. ' house. AD 7-2333. MISCELLANEOUS THE NEWMAN CLUB will present Miss Vera D. Denty, a member of the Medi cal Section British Psychological Society, 'who will speak on Free Will and Modern !Man Thursday, Feb. 18, 7 :00 p.m., in 'the HUB Assembly Room. Everyone wet !come. SPEND THIS summer with classrooms abroad in France, Spain, Germany. At. tend lanuguage classes, live with native family. For information call Lolli, UN SEWING DONE—dre.srnaking, alterations, slip cowers, at low costs, good job. Mrs. Okays. Al) 8-6923. TOWN INDEPENDENT MEN—looking for a good place to eat inexpensively? Sociable atmosphere? These are yours with minimum expenditure of time and effort. Call or atop in College Co-op. 244 E. Nit- Limy Ave. AD 7-2593 ask for Julie. MIKE RAYMOND and his All-Stara—the band that caused a sensation, Freshman Night at Rea Nall—are now available for fraternity parties. Call UN 5-6060. ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tap, toe or acrobatic lessons. Profes sional School of Dance. AD 8-1078. HELP WANTED COLLEGE STUDENTS—students looking for part-time work 2 evenings a week and a half day Sat. call Mr. Liehtenfels ,AD 8-2061 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Salary , $415 per week. ROOM & BOARD RESERVATIONS NOW being taken for room & board for spring semester at 317 E. Beaver Ave. & 220 S. Allen St. For complete information ask for Mrs. Petrisks at 817 L Beaver Ave.
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