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State College Shivers
March Breaks Boro
Cold Wave Record
Despite a pronounced upward trend in temperature during
the last five days of the month, March 1960 will go into the
i ecord books as the coldest March ever observed in this area.
The temperature averaged 26 degrees during the month
as compared to the normal 36 degrees. The old record of 28
degrees was established in 1888
and was tied in 1896 and again
in 1916.
The warmest March ever noted
in this area occurred in 1945 when
the temperature averaged a mild
49 degrees
March 1960 was also the sixth
snowiest March ever observed in
this area. The total fall was 19.5
Inches as compared to a normal
of 9.1 inches.
Even with its numerous snow
falls, this month fell far short
of the all-time March snowfall
record of 47.5 inches that was
established in 1942. The big
gest snow storm ever seen in
this area occurred March 29-30
of that year when 30.5 inches
fell.
The upper air weather pattern
that became well established in
the second week of February con
tinued to hold sway through most
'of March. This weather regime
kept a continuous flow of cold
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vania from Canada.
During the last week of March
the upper air pattern began to
shift to a more spring-hke type,
and a definite warming trend
was noted. It is reasonable to as
sume that this trend will con
tinue, and so one of the most
fierce winter seasons in recent
years appears to be over.
Koons Claims--
(Continued from page eight)
with violating a borough ordi
nance last Monday night.
Twenty-six of the students
pleaded guilty to the charge and
were fined a total of $34. Two stu
dents failed to appear and . had
their hearings rescheduled.
Koons, however, changed his
plea from guilty to not guilty and
he was granted a separate hear
ing, the date and time of which
is to be announced this week.
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Student to Join
Ice Capades
For '6l Season
William K. Kieffer, graduate
student from Wayne, has sign
ed a contract with the Ice'
Capades. He will start in July
when the show begins rehear
sals in Atlantic City for the
1961 season.
Beginning in September the
show will tour the major cities in
the United States. Kieffer also has
an option in his contract to per
form with the show in Europe.
Kieffer is a member of the Penn
State Figure Skating Club. He was
largely responsible for the organ
ization of the club and has contri
buted to the instruction offered.
The club will meet at 7 tonight'
in 112 Buckhout.
A discussion of next season's
program will be conducted at the
meeting.A committee recommen
dation to devise a program to en
courage the instruction, practice
and advancement of techniques
will be discussed.
Possible affiliation with the
United States Figure Skating As
sociation and the possibility of or
ganizing a Skate Exchange for
younger members will also be
considered at the meeting.
244 WOOD STREET - LEXINGTON 73, MASSACHUSETTS
Picketing--
(Continued from page five)
lime. "We will maintain the
picketing for as long as we feel
it demonstrates our moral con
victions on the matter of segre
gation," Blum said.
The picketing, which had halted
March 28 after three days to al
low "discussion between Bunn
and the picketers to continue in a
more free and relaxed environ
ment," is being conducted by a
group composed of members who
have all signed an agreement "to
be non-violent in word and deed."
+ CLASS
FOR SALE
POTTED PLANTS beautify a window or
the interior of a room. Why not select
several plants for your suites or dorm
from a large variety priced as low as
19c from 0. W. Hoots & Son, Inc , State
College.
PAINTING COMES easier when using
quality Grumbacher Art Supplies. Every
thing for the artist. 6% cash and carry
discount. Save today at 0. W. flouts &
Son. Inc., State College.
ONE BEDROOM trailer. good condition,
porch with roof, utility shed. thermo
statically controlled heat. August graduate.
Phone AD 8-0088.
1966 THUNDERBIRD, red body, two black
tops, automatic transmission—slB6o. Car
can be seen at extreme NW corner of lot
No. 83 Will consider Uncle. Call George
at UN 6-7800 or UN 5-5861.
STUPENDOUS 8-PIECE Hi-FL Also:
bicycle $l5. Also: Royal Portable type
writer, almost brand nen. Mike AD 7-2106.
YOUR CHOICE of any classical LP in a
collection of 200, Recommended by Good
Housekeeping. 02.00 each. 137 N. Atherton
Street, third floor.
ELECTRIC STOVE for sale. Good con
dition. Call AD 8-1170.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 5. 1960
Comments on Froth--
(Continued from page five)
not wish to make statements in
the midst of "a heated political
campaign" in view of the posi
tions they hold as advisors to
the SGA Assembly.
Michael Hazel and Henry Op
perman, co-chairmen of Univer
sity Party, said, "Elms has made
some of the most absurd charges
ever to have been brought before
the student body." In answer to
these charges, the chairmen said
they hope the students are more
intelligent than Elms.
FIEDS +
FOR SALE
1953 PLYMOUTH 2•door hardtop. Condi.,
tion good, tires good ; radio & tenter.
Call HO 6-6220 after I pm. $3OO
1953 MGTD $995.; 1952 Pogue eon% ertible
5195.; 1954 Buick Special con% ert MI6
5495. Clark Motor Company, 120 S. rush
Street.
1953 COLONIAL Trailer, one bedroom,
patio, wall to wall carpet, $l3OO. 28
College View Trailer Park.
REMINGTON QUIET-RITER, purchased
September, $65, coat $126. Perfect con
dition. Larry A I 84724.
NEED TROPHIES? You name it—l hays
it. Plain or engraved. Big discounts.
Quick service. Phone AD 7-7811 after 11.
Catalogs available. Sa m Troutman'a
Trophy-Novelty Shop
1953 MC,-TD $995. 1952 Dodge convert.
$195, 1954 Buick Special $495. Clark Motor
Company, 120 S. Pugh Street.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED APARTMENT for one or
two male students, two blocks from
I eampui, available immediately. Phone
AD 8-1.109.
LARGE ATTRACTIVE room close to cam
pus. For secretary or working-girl. Call
AD 7-2449.
ROOM TO Rent single room for male
student, one block from campus. All 7-
3252.
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate oecom•
modatione with private bath or running
water. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittany Ave.,
State College. Al) 7.4850 or AD 7-7787.
TAN RAINCOAT—Phi Delta Theta. Fri
day; yellow lining, "Dill Nork" on
collar. Call Bill AD 8.8868.
$42.00 in front of Bill's Tavern
on Sat. $.5 00 reward. Dal: AD 6-910)4.
GREEN WATERMAN Pen, Schaeffer pen
cil Monday between Haller and HUB.
Call UN 8.778.4.
FRATERNITY PlN—somewhere between
Bill's and Phi Gamma Delta. Call Don
Book AD 7-4957.
WANTED
MEN TO serve a' cabin counsellors and
waterfront director at the College Settle
ment Farm Camp, Horseham, Penna. This
camp serves underpritileged children from
the Philadelphia area. Interviewing April
7th. For further information visit the
Student Employment Office, 112 Ohl Main.
WANT TO buy one boy's bike, one girl's
Call AD 84803 after 5.
SHORT BLACK skirts used by assistants
in last Lai Vegas Night. Please take
to TIM office a3 soon as possible.
RIDERS TO Ft. Lauderdale or Miami
Ea9ter vacation. Call Walt or Gab, AD
7-4951.
ROOMMATE FOR furnished apartment, 2
month lease. Call Harry AD V -11663.
RIDERS TO Ft. Lauderdale over
vacation. Call Bud Alln ight or Hen
Sullivan AD 84821.
TYPING OF all kinds by experienced
technical typist. Reasonable rates. Call
AD 8-8638,
RIDERS—from Monroeville and vicinity
.to State and return for I.F.C. vieekend.
Call George AI) 8-1892.
WANTED—fraternity kitchen help. Call
AD 7-2044 aglt for caterer.
HELP WANTED
JOBS AVAILABLE for waiters and kitchen
help in fraternities. Apply Student Em
ployment Office, 112 Old Main.
CAMP WINEPACO, Fayette, Maine has
openings for specialty counsellors in
tennis, swimming, archery, sodostant
riflery. Boys camp (1751 in existence 41
year, Inteiviews April 12 & 13. Sign for
appointment 112 Old Main.
POSITIONS OPEN to work as agents with
Student Dry Cleaning Agency beginning
Sept. 1960. Apply now. Student Employ
ment Service, 112 Old Main.
KITCHEN HELP Wanted for fraternity.
Thursday through Sunday only. Contact
Dave AD 7-4953.
WAITER WITH previous experience. Ap.
ply in person 4 to 5 p.m. daily. Lobster
House.
MISCELLANEOUS
TYPING OF all kinds by experienced
technical typist. Reasonable ratec. Call
AD 8.8638.
STUDENTS INTERESTED in part time
employment must keep in close contact
with The Student Employment Office, 112
Old Main. There are a number of open
ings now in fraternities for waiters and
dishwashers.
WILL THE ittudent who saw the collision
of the green Olds and the Chev. Station
Wagon at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday March 1
at the intersection of College Me. and
Burrowes please contact Mrs. Walsh. Call
UN 5-7069 during the day or AD 7-4628
after 6:00.
TENNIS FANS—expert restringing and
repairs. Large selection of• nylon and
gut. Prompt service. Guaranteed satis
faction. Unisersity Tennis Service, 514
E. Beaver Ave. after 6 p.m.
s, O
,„,,,
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tam.
toe or acrobatic lessons. Professional
School of Dance. AD 8-1078.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tap.
toe or acrobatic 'mons. Profesaiosal
School et Dance. AD 84075.
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