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Committee Surveys
Simmons Residents
Ey ROCHELLE MICHAELS
The food and housing committee in Simmons hall is con
ducting_a survey of the residents in order to determine the
most common complaints which the residents have about the
living and dining conditions.
Although a group of this type exists in every residence
hall area, the Simmons committee'
is the first to take a survey.
The initial step taken by the
committee was to meet with Ed
ward S. Evers, supervisor of the
Sim:lions dining hall, and pre
sent him with several complaints
and suggestions brought out in
residence hall meetings.
At that time, they also got
Evers' approval for the ques
tionnaire, according to Diane
Steinman, a member of the
food and housing committee.
The survey form begins with
report of the meeting with Evers..!
stating the reasons why one sery-,!
ing line had been closed for the,
first half of the lunch hour and
why dinner could not start 151 1
minutes •earlier and breakfast end
15 minutes later.
The reason states that fewer;
people are eating in Simmons
this semester, consequently the j
additional cost is not warranted.!
The questionnaire then asks
specific questions on the food
and housing situation which has
received criticism from Sim
mons residents.
The questions dealing with
food service are concerned with!
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the most popular foods and how
students would like their coffee
and tea to be served.
Housing questions pertain to
the quality of room service, the
need for hall ashtrays and trash
cans and the need for cleaning
blankets.
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are still electing their repre
sentatives," he said.
Eisman then said, "Yes, in Rus
sia they still elect their repre
sentatives. They get 99.9 per cent
turn out at the polls too. So
what?"
Alexander also said his com
mittee may try to work out an
other bone of contention, that
those wishing to run for Assembly
be allowed to get a nomination
by petition.
The present SGA constitution
provides for this, but the revised
constitution made no mention of
it. John Brandt, former chairman
of Campus party, disputed this at
Assembly, asking that provision
be made for such nomination.
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Cap and Gown Deposits
Required by May 15
Caps and gowns for June com
mencement may be ordered any
time before May 15. All seniors
must place a $10.14 deposit when
ordering their gowns, and will re
ceive a $6.50 refund when the cap
and gown are returned.
All candidates for master's de
grees must place a deposit of
$10.28 and will receive a refund
of $3.00.
Candidates for doctor's 'degrees
must deposit $10.32 and will be
refunded $2.00.
CLASSIFIEDS—RESULTS
50c BUYS 17 WORDS
+ CLASSIFIEDS +
CASH-12 words or less
CHARGE-12 words or less
$.50 one insertion
$.75 two insertions
$l.OO three insertions
Additional words-3 for COB
for each day of insertion
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11:00 A. 31
THE PRECEDING DAY
RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE license in
State College Boro. Call George at AD
8-9052.
19511 AUSTIN SEDAN, new pnint and
Interior. Priced for quick sale. Coll
Sanders, UN 5-2569.
SINGER PORTABLE Electric Sewing
Machine in excellent condition, 6 yr.
guarantee, $25. AD R-$367.
1959 Pf:WGEOT. Must sell. Leaving coun-
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try. Will sacrifice for best offer over
$lOOO. Perfect Ehape. Stop in Room 109
M.S. or call UN 0-5282. Aslc for Bob Pucia
GARRARD 111-11 blond finish console,
three speed, peg board front for decora
ting in color or design of room. Record
player $l2&. Phone UN 15-8500, ask for
Anne.
'155 GENERAL TRAILER. 4418. In excel
lent condition at Penn State Trailer
Court-42600. Phone AD 7-3145.
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SATURDAY. MARCH 18. 1961
Milgrom to Lecture Here
"Russia: People and Places,"
as filmed by former newspaper
man, Albert Milgrom, will be pre
sented as a part of a lecture by
Mn Milgrom at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
in the ballroom of the Hetzel
Union.
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FOR SALE
POLLOCK A dorm contract for sale cheap.
Call Bob at UN 5-2074.
1959 MGA, blue, carefully maintained foe
20,000 mile. Call UN 5-6852.
TROPHIES AND Carnival Novelties in
stock for any occasion—immediate de
livery. Engraving—"big discounts"—Quick
"Sign Painting and Show Card Service."
Sam Troutman's "Trophy and Novelty"
Shop, RD I, State College. Pa. Phone
AD 7-2492 after 6 p.m.
FOR RENT
BEAUTIFUL 3-ROOM Apartment for rent;
refrigerator and range furnished. Call
UN 5-2102.
FRATERNITY IiOUSR-14 bedrooms and
spacious living and dining area, com
pletely renovated; one block from campus.
Available in June. To reply write to
D. Phillips, 20 8. 21st Street, Harrisburg,
Pa.
UNFURNISHED TWO-ROOM Apartment:
one block from campus. Available April
1, 1861. Call Henry Keller, AD 8-6727, eve
nings AD 8-6659. Reasonable.
COMFORTABLE MODERATE Rate week
end accommodations. Families and
friends. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittany,
Mre. Cox, AD 74792 or AD 7-4860.
MODERN TWO-ROOMS and bath-dressing
room. Furnished, heat control. Paritinn,
sun-parlor, private entrance. Suitable
couple or bachelor. Mrs. Cox, AD 7-7702
or AD 7-4850.
LOST
PAIR OF black rimmed atomics in cicinity
of Sparks. U found please contact Lou,
UN 6-4938.
TOPCOAT. dark colored; John Wana.
maker label. Call Baldy, PI Kappa Phi,
AD 7-4937. Reward.
LOST—A COLD Butler High Sam.' Ring.
Initials D.C. Call Dave at UN 6.2:11+3.
Reward will he offered.
"SHAKESPEARE" by Craig. Needed im
mediately for thesis. Lost in Willard.
Reward ! Cindy Smith, AD Y-2778.
LOST; SET OF University keys on ground
floor of Sparks. If found rdense return
to Paul Neff, Room 11 Sparks. Reward.
FOUND
FOUND: HAND-MADE Silver Ring. Onmfr
may claim by identifying same. Phone
Bill, UN 5-5966.
WANTED
WAITERS WANTED—frnternity. Call
• AI) 7-2501.
RIDES— preferably three to Pittsburgh
for Mareh 29, any time atter noon.
Desperately needed. Call UN 5-7757.
$20,000.00 A YEAR men. Become charter
members of Rho Epsilon National Real
estate Fraternity, Meeting Tue,4l:iy, March
21, 7:30 at Sigma Pi, 303 Thompson St.
WANTED: RIDE TO University of Michi
gan for May 4th weekend. Cali Torn at
AD 74881.
WAITER NEEDED for work in fraternity.
Good meals provided. Call AD 7-49F9,
ask fur the caterer.
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Call AD 7-4979
TYPING AND multilithing thesis reports.
etc. Reasonable sum. Call AD 7-7055.
FURNISHED APARTMENT has two male
graduate students, needs one more male
student. Withln walking distance of cam
was. Name AD A-1109 after :00 p.m.
URGENT! RIDE 'CO New York City for
three; March 29, Wednesday at noon
or thereafter! Call Bobbie UN 54759 or
Sharon UN 5-8056.
MISCELLANEOUS
BOWL AND meet your friends at down.
town Dux Club Public Lanes. flatus .32.
Nu waiting ! 128 S. Pugh St.
PART 111 OF the Marriage Forum. Brother
Gerald Henry will discuss the Problems
of rearing children, on Tuesday, March 21st
at 7:00 p.m. in HUB mgembly room. Pre
sented by Newman Club.
SENIOR GIRL, interested in correspondence
with Swedish gentleman, age 24. Cull
UN 5-4545.
CET THE inside scope on A.g . Dill's
philosopher, Doe Richer. Buy The
Countryman today for 15c.
FOR STANDARD and •Electric Typewriter
Rentals; complete typewriter repair
service; and all thesis typing supplies.
Shop Nittany Office Equipment, 231
S. Allen St. AD 8-6125.
READ CENTRAL Pennsylvania's best out
doors magazine, The Countryman—on
sale today for Inc,
AM TIRED of getting lost every
weekend. Buy The Countryman and
learn how to survive in the woods, Sarah.
I PIFER'S: Your one-stop music center on
I3enner Pike. Guitars, banjos, complete
Imusic line accessories. Open daily from
943 except Wednesday. Pifer Music Center.
Phone EL 5-344 L
MEALS
MEALS WILL be served Free of Charge
at the College Co-op this week for any
one interested in joining. Lunch 12;15;
Supper :30. Call AD 7-2593.