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Owens Name,
61-62 Officers
At Installation
Susan Krauss, freshman in
home economics from Auburh,
was installed as president of
Cwens, sophomore women's hat
society, last night. The new offi
cers were announced at an initia
tion dinner at Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity.
Other officers elected are
Carole Kersh freshman in edu
cation from Siort Hills, N.J., vice
president; Shannon Klug, fresh
man in agriculture from Pitts
burgh, secretary; Ellanor Auer
bach, freshman in liberal arts
from Falls Church, Va., treasurer;
Judy Allen, freshman in chemis
try and physics from Pittsburgh,
ritual chairman; Rochelle Mi
chaels, freshman in journalism
from Westfield, N.J., Cwens maga
zine editor; Margaret Chilton,
freshman in liberal arts from Rad
nor, song leader; and Raven Fen
nell, freshman in liberal arts from
Sandy Lake, cultural chairman.
Voting was done at a meeting
two weeks ago.
Members of Cwens are tapped
in the spring of their freshman
year.
—Most youngsters think there
are only three seasons in the year
—baseball,- football and basket
ball.
(3 Miles From Campus on N. Atherton)
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HUB Ballroom Set
For Senior Ball
The last formal dance of the
year, the Senior Ball will "swing
and sway" tonight at a new lo
cation the HUB Ballroom.
In past years the Senior Ball
has been held at Rec Hall. The
Ball will feature the music of
I Sammy Kaye and will last from
9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Weather permit
ting, the Ballroom Terrace will
also be used as a dance floor. In
addition, the wing adjacent to the
Ballroom will be roped off as a
lounge.
The Outstanding Senior Awards
will be presented to the 18 men
and women chosen during the
recent SGA election. The names
of the outstanding seniors will be
announced at the dance, accord
ing to Marshall Sniederman, chair
man of the Outstanding Seniors
Committee.
SGA Flight to Europe
Has 12 Unsold Seats
Approximately 12 seats are still
unsold on the flight to Europe
sponsored by the Student Govern
ment Association, according to
William F. Fuller, treasurer of
Associated Student Activities.
The trip is open to all students,
faculty and staff members and
their immediate families.
The passengers will leave froni
New York June 11 and will re
turn July 23 from Paris.
Reservations .ean be made in 202
Hetzel Union Building.
Pth.
I' PAR 1111 L NOW
OPEN
- Mon. to Fri. 3-12
Sat. & Sun. 2-12
Miniature Golf
Archery
Snacks • Parties
Dancing 0 Jam Sessions
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
CLASSIFIEDS
CASH-17 words or less
CHARGE-12 words or leas
1.50 one insertion
1.75 two insertions
$l.OO three insertions,
Additional words-3 for 1.05
for each day of, Insertion
ADS MUST BE IN BY 11;00 A.M.
THE PRECEDING DAY
FOR SALE
1953 DODGE Gyro-Torque; good condition
but some repairs necessary. $l6O or best
offer. AD 8-8901.
MG-TD, excellent condition. New tires
and engine. Call Bob, .9R Graduate Circle.
FORMAL GOWNS, sizes 9, 10, 12. Any
redsonable offer accepted. Call AD
7.4758.
HIGH STANDARD .22 Automatic Pistol.
Two interchangeablg barrela, Seldom
used. Call eveningt AD. 9-2609.
38'x8 }RAISE TRAILER, two bedrooms
with bunk beds, large porch; near cam
pus. Reasonably priced. Call AD 8-3118.
1958 TURQUOISE MGA, recently rebuilt,
top running condition, Toneau cover,
radio, heater. Call AD 7-9039, Gerry, after
5 p.m. .
1057 GREAT LAKES Trailer, 45'x8', ex
cellent condition, 2 bedrooms (one for
study), storm windows and screens, fully
insured, excellent . location, Park Forest
Trailer Park - , AD 8-1432,
1957 MARLETTE, 463(8, 2 bedrooms,
washer. Choice Ict in College View
Trailer Court with trees and brook. Price
is right. AD 84085.
WILLING TO swap for cash /900 VW
convertible in excellent condition, very
low mileage; a Vespa G.S; motor-scooter;
Leica Camera and several lenses. Call
AD 7-4464.
GOLF CLUBS—set of 8 Spalding, Ton-
Flite irons. Good condition, price reason
able. Call 'AD 7-3220.
GARRARD RC 88/4 Record Changer with
base and 45 rpm spindle. Less than 300
pixie. $62.00 with professional cartridge;
$38.00 less cartridge. Original $86.00 value.
Ralph, ADB-0772.
1957 TRAILER, 38*x8'. Two bedrooms
fully equipped. One-half mile from
campus._ Inquire 1245 N. Allen after 6 p.m.
HAVE TRAILER, Will Sell. Highest offer,
Call AD 8-8074.
THREE SINGLE rooms in quiet home
for fall semester. Call AD 7-2696.
FURNISHED APARTMENT near Potters
Mills by a sparkling stream. Kitchen,
living room-bedroom, private bath, and
private entrance. Cool. Pines, hemlocks.
Near highway but seculded. 850 per month.
Available June 1 - Sept. 1 or permanently.
Call UN 6-6691 before 5:00 or EM 4-1548
after 6:00.
TWO-BEDROOM Apartment for rent,--$BB
a month, includes hot water. Corner of
Bradley anti S. Pugh. Call AD 8-2.138.
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FOR RENT
The Time Has
Finally Arrived
SAMMY KAYE
SENIOR BALL
Dancing 9-1
Tickets On Sale
Today at the
HUB Desk
Outstanding Senior Awards at 10:30 Intermission
FOR RENT
SUMMER ROOM - BOARD, 880 per month ;
8 blocks
. from Main Gate; free parking.
tree clothes wash-dry; TV. Phone AD
7-4819.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED one bed
'rooth ' and bath apartment in quiet,
friendly neighborhood with country setting.
Five-minute drive froin downtown. Every
thing provided. You need only cooking
utensils and linen. Available June 7th.
Phone AD 7-2058.
APARTMENT FOR RENT: unfurnished
(but includes bed if desired). Excellent
location at 226 S. Allen St. Consists of
2 rooms, bath, kitchenette complete. Only
graduates or married untlergrads should
inquire in person at State College T.V.,
292 S. Allen St. or call Clearfield PO
6-8803 and reverse charges.
NEWLY BUILT Apartment, new furni
ture. Large efficiencies, utilities in
chided in rent except light. Further . infor
mation call AD 8-2039.
TWO ROOM furnished Apartment, first
floor, near campus. Utilities included.
Men preferred. AD 7-2666.
TWO FURNISHED 'basement rooms. Sum-
mer term. Shower, refrigerator, cool ;
near campus. $6.00 each. AD 7-7212. ' 519
W. College Ave.
FURNISHED APARTMENT for two,
Available June for summer with option
for September. Free parking. Call Tom,
AD 8-2916.
APARTMENT.
,Furnished. Available for
summer term. Second floor, 129 South
Pugh, State College.
MODERN 8-MAN apartment, completely
furnished, Metzger Bldg. Available for
June. Call AD 7-2851 after :00.
COMFORTABLE MODERATE rate' week
end accommodations for family and
friends. Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittany.
Mrs. Cox AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4850.
LOST
GREEN RAINCOAT with red paisley
lining at Tavern 5 / 3 /61. I have yours.
Call Arlene UN 5-8458.
LOST SATURDAY Night, Chi Psi fra
ternity pin. H found please call Barbie
UN 5-40:34.
THREE-PEARL Gold Ring. On or around
Carnival grounds Saturday night. Re
ward. Please call EL 5-3328 if found.
LODEN GREEN COAT at Spring Week
Carnival. Call Dan, AD 7-4402. Reward.
PAIR GREY Glasses in brown case, Satur
day night at Spring Week Carnival. Re
ward. Call UN 6-7075.
WANTED
COUPLE WITHOUT children desire nicely
furnished aEartment starting Sept. 1.
AD 84876..
RACKS IS I GUYS? Extra beds needed
for Mother's Day Weekend, May 13 & 19
at Kamm Sigma. Call AD 7-2044 and alit
for Jim Dean.
CLEAN, MODERN single room wanted ;
close to campus. Will occupy from June
on. AD 7-3464 after 7 p.m.
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Phi Epsilon PI
Call Butch AD 74953.
Swing and Sway
with
Tonite at the
WILL TYPE thesis or term papers. Ex
perienced both technical and straight
typing. .Call AD 84170.
SIX MALE Students for a unique summer
opportunity. In an old, run-down housing
area, apathy and pessimism flourish, 'breed.
ing further decay in 'a seemingly endless
cycle. Ten students can help 'break this
cycle in Syracuse. N.Y. by showing how
it's possible for a family •to repair its own
home. Full cooperation of the Painter's,
Electrician's, Plumber's, Carpenter's , Un
ions; of the Urban League, the F.H.A.
and the Mayor's office has been secured.
Students would live cooperatively, repair
ing the house and encouraging neighbors
to - do the same. Pour coeds have volun
teered to work from July 15 to August 6.
Free transportation from Penn State.
Scholarship and loan funds arc available.
Men are needed' immediately. Could you
be one of them? If interested call Jim
Halfaker, AD 7-3044 as soon as possible.
GIRL PASSENGER wanted to Pacific
Northwest. Prefer to leave June 4. Share
driving if possible. Call Barb AD h-1278.
DISHWASHER WANTED—work 2 mealo,
eat 3. Call caterer, AD 7-2161.
BASS GUITARIST or organist (with or
gan) to play With best known band on
campue. Must be able to play R & R and
blues of professional caliber. Tryouts for
next year's band will be held before semes
ter's end. Call Sam Spotto or John Haber.
len AD 7-4969,
UNFURNISHED 3-ROOM apartment rtart
lair In September. In or out of town.
Call AD 7-3619 aster 6 p.m.
TYPING AND multilithing thesis reporti,
• etc. Reasonable sum. Call AD 7-7955.
FURNISHED APARTMENT has two male
graduate students. needs one more male
student. Within walking distance of cam
pus. Phone Al) 8-1409 after 6:00 a.m.
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL DO daily baby sitting In Houser.
ville area. Call AD 8-3190.
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.
DON'T FORGET Club TIM. Tickets re
served at HUB desk or at door. Every
one welcome.
DR. ROBERT W. GREEN will speak on
Louis XIV, May 0, 1061 at HUB Assem
bly Room, 7:30 p.m.
PIZZA PARTY sponsored by Newman
Club at 6 p.m. Friday, May 16 In Chapel
Lounge. 2.6 e.
SHOT DOWN: Two 6th semester engineers
would like to meet sympathetic girls.
Call Pete UN 5-2631.
TENNIS FANS—racket stringing and re.
pairs the No-Awl-Way by Messinger.
Large selections of nylon or gut. Prompt
service. Guaranteed satisfaction. University
Tennis Service, 614 E. Beaver Ave. Phone
AD 7-2316.
PIFER'S Your one-stop music center on
Benner Pike. Guitars, banjos, complete
music line accessories. Open daily from
9-11 except Wednesday. Pifer Music Center.
Phone EL 64441.
HUB BALLROOM
$5.00 per Couple
FRIDAY. MAY 5, 1961
WANTED