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Outstanding Pledges
To Be Announced
The outstanding sorority and fraternity pledges for 1959-
60 will be announced tonight at the annual Greek Week Out
standing Pledge Banquet.
The Fraternity pledge class with the highest scholastic
average will also be presented with the Interfraternity Coun
cil Pledge Class Scholarship
Award.
Deadline Set
For Entries
In Pageant
April 22 has been set as the
deadline for entries in the
Miss Centre County Pageant,
Doyle Corman, publicity
chairman for the event, said
today.
Any young NN Oman Who Will
he a high school graduate and
tqeen the age, of 18 and 28 as
of Sept 1 is eligible to enter. She
must have lived in Centre County
foi the past six months or be at
tending the University, and, of
course, be single
All entrants will be requited,
io palliemate in three events:
3 minute talent toutme open to
eitloq amateur or professu•nal
peitoimei ~ an e‘ ening gown and
a bathing suit event. The judges
will he looking foi a Miss Centre
County with good charactei, poise,
pet. onality, intelligence _a n d
heiioty of face and figure.
Anyone interested in entering
the pageant to be held at 8 p.m.,
May 13 :n the Bellefonte Junior
High School auditorium may get
entry blanks hem Mrs. Frank G.
Clemson. Raymond Higgins or
Mis David Coleman.
Until the 17th Century it wi,s be
lieved that malaria fever requited
from "revolving plants, blazing
comets and currents of starlight."
/-6 - )` t- 3() Choose Your Favorite Prof!
Which one is your favorite for Penn State's Best Liked Pr
Vote Today and Tomorrow, the two remaining days
Proceeds for
Each sorority and fraternity
will be represented by its candi
date for the award at the banquet
scheduled for 6 p.m. In Hetzel
Union dining room A.
Any Greek pledged during
1959 was eligible for nomina
tion. All nominees were
screened and five sorority and
five fraternity finalists were se
lected. However, the names of
the finalists have not been re
leased.
Robert Parsky, chairman of the
IFC Board of Control, will be
the main speaker and Richard
Haber. junior in business admin
istration from Bethlehem, will
serve as toastmaster for the din
ner. 1
The Outstanding Pledge awards
will be presented by Mrs. Norma
Mountan, assistant to the dean of
women and Wilmer E. Wise, as
sistant to the dean of men in
charge of fraternity affairs.
Ronald Novak, IFC president,'
will present the pledge scholar-1
ship award
Five points toward the over
all Greek Week trophy will be
given to each sorority and fra
ternity represented at the ban
quet. The winners of the Out
standing Pledgo award will re
ceive five more points for their
respective groups.
The Pledge Banquet is the
fourth event in Greek Week. Last
,night 40 fraternities and 23 sor
orities pat ticipated in exchange
'dinners. Fraternity men picked
,up their sorority guests in the
residence halls and took them
,to their houses for dinner.
Sorority hostesses entertained
reciprocally in the residence halls.
Following dinner the guests were
entertained in the suites and the
houses until 8 p m.
Frank Cone - - - -
Clifford Nelson -
Mary Willard - -
Clyde Corle - - -
Larry Perez - - -
Marjorie East
Kent Forester
Larry Lattman
Martha Adams
Gene Wettstone
Voting at HUB -and MALL
Student Refugees - Sponsored by W.U.S.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Steelworkers Face Hearing
CHARLEROI, Pa. (A) —Forty Students enrolled in the Divi-
United Steelworkers, reportedly sion of Counseling who are in
responsible for triggering a 6-day i terested in serving as representa
wildcat strike at Pittsburgh Steel itives on the student council may
Co.'s Allenport Works, face sep-(contact Mr. Ralph Krecker, coun
arate hearings today. Iselor, in 401 Old Main.
IRISH SETTER puppies born Marsh 2
ISM AKC realstered Call UN 54691
TRAILER, 42 ft. Colonial, taso bedrooms.
bath, separate kitchen, spacious living
room mini hardwood floor. Good condition.
Al) 8-1229.
MOBILE HOME, 27 ft. American, one
bedroom, complete bath, kitchen and
li‘ing room. Excellent condition. Moat
sell. AD 8-1229.
26-INCH BIKE, like new. Mk for Bob
Toplin after 7. AD 7-2q41
DON'T HITCH -IIIK E, drive home In thla
bfl rg st in-p r iced . clean '6'A DeSoto 11-8
sedan. Many extras Call AD 7-205 and
haygle.
1967 46" FRAILER, 2 bedrooms, bath auto
matic washer. immediate possession.
Call AD 8-0381.
VOLKSWAGEN 1959, leatherette, 12 000
milt"; will guarantee car—sl4so, might
finance. AD 14-1305
1969 CORVETT hardtop; he,t offer. Call
AD 8-8681 •
10513 PONTIAC in Philadelphia: 2-dour
Catalina excellent condition. Call Helen
UN 54914 (or appointment during Easter.
GOLFERS SET (4) Official PGA Woods
by Rorke Can be ordei cd to indi) iduara
specifications AD 8-1637.
1955 THUNDERBIRD, red hotly, two black
tops. automatic transnasion—Slhfill Car
can be been at eNtrente NW corner of lot
No SA Will coaltler tisnle. Call George
at UN 6-7800 or UN 5-51.4,1.
STUPENDOUS 3-PIFCE 111-11
bicycle $l5 Also: Pity al Portable pe
e iter, almost brand new. Mike AD 7-21%
YOUR CIIOICE of any clni,sical he in a
collection of 201) Recommended by Coot]
liousi keeping 12 00 end,. 137 N. Atherton
Street, thn il floor
1953 PLYMOUTH 2•door hardtop, Condi
tion good, tn e 4 good : radio & heater.
Call 110 6-1.220 utter 7 p tn. $3OO
NEED TROPHIES? You name it—l base
it Plain or engraved Big discounts.
Quick sersice. Phone AI) 7-7651 after 6.
Catalogs mailable. Sa m Troutman's
Trophy-No‘clty Shop
1953 COLONIAL Tinder, one bedroom.
patio, uall to Av I I carpet, El3OO. 28
College View Trailer Park.
1953 MG-TD $995. 1952 Dodge convert.
$196. 1954 Buick Special $495. Clark Motor
Company. 120 S. Pugh Street.
I , OR RENT Metzger apartment for the
vumnler. Call AD P-8681.
COLLEGIAN CLASS
FOR SALE
FOR RENT
- Agriculture
- Business
Chem-Phys
Education
Engineering
Home Ec
Liberal Arts
- Mineral Industries
Physical Education
!Physical Education
9 to 5
DOC Council Posts Open
FOR RENT
SUMMER APARTMENT for two (possibly
three), furnished, ground floor—rear,
private entrance, quiet understanding land
lad). Centrally located. Appointment, AD
8-0069.
APARTMENT AVAILABLE for summer.
First floor, rear, 206 W. Beaver. Call
AD S-0069.
APARTMENT-3 1 l rooms. semi-furnished
including laundry, parking, storage
spate. Mailable June 1.
FURNISHED APARTMENT available for
summer, one block from campus; 2 to 4
people, cheap! Call AI) f+4 , 1528 after 6
SECOND FLOOR Apartment, 4 rooms
and bath: heat, water, stove and refrig
erator fin nished. $66. Phone 1-10 6-6142.
FURNISHED APARTMENT for one or
tv,o nude students, two blocks from
campus, available immediately. Phone
AD 2S•t lOU.
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate accom
modations xt ith private bath or running
water. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittany
State College. AD 7-48r,0 or AD 7-7797.
ROOM & BOARD
MAKE RESERVATIONS for fall Eimer,
ter at Marilyn Hall, 917 E. Beaver
liesert ations also being taken for all sum
mer sessions. Board or morn and boald to
fill \ acancies for balance of aemtater.
Rooms Without hoard as tillable, 2208 S
Allen Street. Ask for 31 re. Petriskey at
317 E. Beater
WOULD PERSON aho mistakenly took
brov,n suede meket f rom lower Itnel
of BUB please return it I need a coat
in this rainy vierither. Call Mel at, AD
7-21404.
LADIES' ELGIN Match Guth black suede
band—% icinit) Carnegie, HUB or Boucke
Re,%artl.
RAINCOAT AT Sigma Nu Sat. night
red lining. Call UN 5-4328 ablt for Bob
PERSON Wl - 10 took wrong P.S. reversible
jacket from Chem 23 Lab Friday call
Chuck UN 5-7&.93. i lime yours.
RAINCOAT AT Phi Kappa Theta, car
key, in pocket. 1 have Sours. Call Ron
AD S-6.411.
TAN RAlNCOAT—fourth floor Bourke on
Friday. I.kzka printed on bottom seam.
Call UN 5-5046.
FRATERNITY PlN—Knen here between
Bill's and Phl Gamma Delta. Call Don
Book AD 7-4967.
FOUND
GOT.D DULOVA watch. Call AD 7-4735,
ask for Chuck.
THURSDAY, APRIL 7. 1960
Factory Authorized
VOLKSWAGEN
Sales—Parte—Service
New '6O Deluxe Sedan $1625.
WYNO SALES CO.
1980 E. Third St. Williamsport, Pa.
Phone 3-4683
IFIEDS
CHICAGO•fOUND for Easter vacation.
Want riders. Call AD 5-078 t) after 5 p.m.
WANT TO buy one boy's bike, one sirl'e
Call AD 8.1803 after 5.
RIDERS TO Ft. Lauderdale oNer Easter
vacation. Call Bud Albright or Ken
Sullivan AD 8.6821.
TYPING OF an kinds by experienced
technical typist. Reasonable rates. Call
AD 8.8638.
RIDERS—from Monroeville and vicinity
to State and return for I.F.C. weekend.
Call George AD 8.1892.
KELP WANTED
JOBS AVAILATILF, for waiters and kitchen
help in fraternities. Apply Student Em•
ployment Office, 112 Old Alain.
POSITIONS OPEN to work as agents with
Student Dry Cleaning Agency beginning
Sept. 1960. Apply now, Student Employ
ment &nice. 112 Old Main.
KITCHEN HELP Wanted for fraternity.
Thursday through Sunday only. Contact
Dave AD 7-4953.
MISCELLANEOUS
DAIRY SCIENCE and Animal Husbandry
student.. Bewate i Foresters are going
to barbecue steer April 23.
CLASSIFIED STAFF—conign/sory 113 !wt.
Mg. New members only. Thurcilny night,
6:30 Collegian Office.
MEET ME at the Pow WOA , . 13.t0, la
As enue.
GlL—host your phone number. Plenne
call UN 5-2381 or AD 8-2142. Lionel.
56 EXPERIENCED baby sitters mailable
afternoons and evenings. Pierce& to
chatty. Piu Sigma Sigma, UN 6.7753.
ALTERATIONS--hems and dre..smaking.
Reasonable rates. Call Al) t-1772 or
come to 415 E. Foster Avenue.
WILL THE student who 'IRAN the collision
of the green Olds and the Cher. Station
Wagon at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday March 1
at the intersection of College Me. and
Iturrowes please contact Mrs. Walsh. Call
UN 6-7659 during the day or AD 7-4G28
after 5:00.
TENNIS FANS—expert rest' awing and
repairs. Large selection of nylon and
gut. Prompt service. Guaranteed satis
faction. University Tennis Service, 514
E Seaver Ave. after 6 p.m.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tap,
toe or acrobatic lessons. Professional
School of Dance. AD 8-1078.
ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing, tap,
toe or acrobatic leamonq. Profetoional
School of Dance. AD 8-1078.
WANTED