PAGE EJGHI Cheluistry-Physics Cowici Those students interested inifreshmen in the college. of Chem running for the Chemistry-Phys- istry and Physics are eligible to ics Student Council may pick up run and juniors in Chemistry with application blanks in 101-Osmond a 2.1 or higher all-University and at the Betzei Union desk. All,average are also eligible. • DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT THE "4 KNIGHTS Your Favorite Beverages MEYERS' Restaurant 238 W. College Ave. 1==1:1=1:=1:: + CLASS ==l FOR RENT ROOM—private bath, shower, for two stu dents; central. Call Mra. Cop, AD 7-7792 or AD 7-060. CLEAN SINGLE room. Call Mrs. Cum mings AD 7-2246. Located 126 East Na ttily ‘Ave., Apartment 6. ONE FURNISHED bedroom in quiet resi dence. One block from campus, 328 S. Frazier. Call AD 84381 between 6 and 8 p.m. TWO ROOM furnished apartment, $OO per month. Available Nov. lat. AD 7-2027. a FOR SALE FRESH CIDER, no preservative added. Truck at Freezer Fresh. Dale Summit, It. evening, Sun. afternoon and evening. MICA 11/59, radio - and heater, Call AD 7- 460. HA IRCUTS, all styles in stock. Rudy'a Barber Shop, one mile frown married grad donna on Benner Pike. Weekdays 12 :3010 0:00, Saturday 8:00 to 6:30. '62 61CTD. Call Eguler at Al) 7-4454 daily 9-5 or AD 8-9147 Into evening. hICYCL} week an one-half old, baskets and lock. Cost $37 will sell for $3O. - Call Zorro, 64263. JAPANESE YASHIKA BMIII movie camera, woom—lens. Never used. $6O. UN 54367. 1961 BLACK CHEVROLET Club Coupe; power glide, radio, heater. AD 7-4097. SLIDE RULE, KALE, came, instruction Book, $16.00; MicroscUpe, $25.00. Both in hood condition. Phone AD 8-2765 after five. REFRIGERATOR, mall late model In excellent condition. UNed an beer cooler and Ice molter. Call AD 8-2887. $30.00. TAPE RECORDER, two track, two speed, four outputs, two inputs, internal speaker, remote control inputs, micro phone cables-360. Al) 8-8869. 1958 FOltll Fa rlai a 600, 2-dr., hardtop, radio, heater. Cruise-a-wale trans., T IMM Int. engine, red/while. Call or see John Blair, Rio. 27 Min. lnd. ACCORDIAN—ItaIian Camerano, base Marlon Mark, EV 84774. HELP WANTED PART-TIME HELP wanted evenings. Call AD 8-8381 atter IS p.m., ask for Frank. ASSISTANT MANACER--work for room. See Mra. Stiller, The Colonial. AD 7- 4850, AD 7-7792. PROOFREADERS WANTED. Experience preferred. Apply to The Daily Collegian after 5:10 p.m. CONSCIENTIOUS MAN from Bellefonte area with car, part-time, '4 hours Friday., 4 hours Saturday. EL 5-9213. KITCHEN HELP. New opening for dish washer at sigma Pi. Call AD 7-028, ask for treasurer. PART-TIME DELIVERY help for num with enr. Cali between 7-4 p.m. AD 8- 2124, WANTED WANTED—ANY AVAILABLE rooms for Oct_ 27 and 28. Contact Ralph Friedman AD 8-6718. SQUARE DANCE Orchestra. Saturday nights. Neffs Mils Firemen. Phone Donald Corbin, Standing Stone, No, 7-2881. LOST & FOUND LOST: NEW TAN Leather Cloves last Saturday near Pollock. Reward. Call UN 6-4937. LOST COLD WATCH lost Wed., Oct. 4 in or between Simmons and The Dell. If found call Jan, UN 5-5058 or leave it at Simmons desk. Reward. MISCELLANEC US SGA HOUSING Committee will have office hours 7-5 p.m. weeknights—behind 203 HUH or call UN 5-7112. COLLEGE — MEN part-time empl o yment, 15 hrs./week working schedule. Will be arranged to suit. class study schedule when ever possible. Salary $45/week. Call Mr. Dunn 9 a.m.-1 p.m., AD 8-2051. SOCIAL CHAIRMEN—'I•he Nelson Griffith Quartet. !piano, bass, trumpet, drums) has a limited number of dates not yet booked. This is a professional combo "specializing in Music for Dancing and Listening. Call Carl nt UN 5-63E7- or AD 7-2176. PSOC CABIN PARTY overnighter, Oct. Forektry cabin. Leave Bee Hall Sat. :00 mind 5:00 p.m. LUNCHEON SUGGESTION: Fish and ('hips just 40e. Our own made soup and sandwiches. Open fi n.m. - I a.tn., next to Murphy's. Lillian's Restaurant. PIZZA PARTY after first Friday Mass about 6 p.m. in the Chapel Lounge. Make reservations by calling UN 5-4281 or buy ing tickets at 207 Chapel. Sponsored by I Applications Avcailable IFIEDS + =CEL=IZI MISCELLANEOUS LIBERAL ARTS Lecture Series, Tuesday, Oct 10. Dr. Robert Oliver speaking on "American Foreign Policy in the Midst of World Revolution," PSOC CANOE Division—Saturday and Sunday trips. Sign up at 11UR desk. STUDENT CHECK CASHING Agency now open 9:3C) a.m. - 5:15 p.m. in the cord room, ground floor HUB. `Pt spill, iletwa, utri Quality Buyers ask THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA • Jazz Club Membership dents, Al Pollen newly elected desk for the use of the e The Penn State Jazz Club, one president, announced yesterday. bens. Pollen said that h of the largest in the -country, has The Jazz Club has been enlarg- Ding to sign contracts recently expanded. to a member- ing their record collection, which eral record companies I ship of approximately 1,500 stu- will be kept at the Hetzel Union obtain new releases, Invitation . to join our camera club. Meetings are held daily at 9:50 a.m. on WMAJ radio. Learn better photogrctphy, hear new picture tips it's a- camera club to help you. It costs nothing to join, and you'll be a better picture-taker for listening. Have any questions about photography? Send them to us, and have them answered on camera club. It's our program to help you take better pictures. Chocolate Chiffon ICE CREAM Creamy and smooth. A delicious blend• ing of Breyers .fabillous chocolate Ice Cream and delicately flavored, old•fash• coned marshmallow! It's sheer flavor magic ... m•m•m•m good! REGENCY fiteincit Ste, # the best in French ice cream. Your friendly useable plastic containers. You'll love every magnificent spoonful `:s}:fin c~. ' ~i:.Y:l~AP•r a r~`.:~.'~.•'+.•'.''k ~~R`•~ +~c`.s a ~3~ ; Y`! trt s ~ >:;".<~;,Y%l!#C lite Cake NAN Nat 321 West Beaver Ave State College Gay as Paris in the spring! As French as a sidewalk cafe. It's a distinctive ice cream in a choice of delicious flavors and flavor coo ' binations—made for those discriminating people whose taste can only be satisfied by prayers dealer has it In smart, round, re. SAVE 25° %the Brakes flavors remain at their regular price, ;La a half gallon package for Breyer FRIDAY. OCTOBER A HALF GALLON'
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