PAGE 'TWELVE USG Committees— (Continued from page one) tee to examine the disciplinary system for both men and women on campus, - Also to be considered .by the Congress is* proposal by William Lott. representative from Pollock, to form a subcommittee of the Public Relations Agency with the purpose of giving, additional sup port to the University's efforts to obtain more appropriations from the state legislature and to make known the - plight of the Penn State stuednt to the citizens' of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl vania. THE LOTT proposal calls for a series of articles to be written by students' explaining. the posi tion of the student body on state appropriations, These articles - would be sent to all state news papers. WGAL Broadcasts? Folio Folio 15, daily television pro gram originated at the Univer sity, began half-hour weekly' broadcasts by WGAL.-TV, Lan caster, Monday. The half-hour interview-type programs is part of Channel S's "College of the Alr" series and will span a seven week period. ENGINEERS ENTISTS • • 1-' 4 /, • t' - - ri '1 4 • !.4 1 ' ' 1 fi• j '7.' %.4) . ' . ., , •:- , ~ ~ .:,!, ' ' ..4 f EWE ; ' • : - 71 14 4 ,, = ;1 .• • . . ,• 1. • .4% 1 , rt,r4l l : < 1. 4 • i s t£l 4 * 1 • ,1£1,,,fvi."111 OA: £ll , ~- T ' ; , I=lll ~~':~ ~~ ( ': i ~ i 7 ,_ , - , _ i ... then ;we probably have nothing to offer you now. We like to fill our big ! • ':shoe jobs: from within. So if you're looking for room to . grow, try us. Our ' , senior engiheers -and executives of the future Must come up fromthe college _ ranks csfitoday.'Many of , our top men began their careers in -our pngineering departments—and not's - o - lon6 ago. Time now for you to ake'that first step: sign up for an interview with the men from !General D namics. . tt We'll be on campus ,soon to discuss opportunities a •'our AStronautics i ' nand Cohva i r DiVisions• in San Diego, ltomona Division, California;, , JPomona,_California; Fort Worth Division, Fort Worth, Texas; Electronics , - and Telecommunicat i on Divisions,. Rochester, NeVii York 4 See your 1 1 Placement Officer or write Mr. H. T. 'Brooks, Manager of Persohnel !Place-- , .': ' fnent, General Dynamics, P. 0:..Box 2672, Sinl Diego 12, California: ' • • • GENERAL DyN_ AMHCS - C4DRO . 4pRATII = • • . 1 , I ..sk mortaireca Advisory Boards— (Continued from pope three) man.,l Phyllis Barrack, Francis Conti!, Diane 'Dries, Patricia Fineran, Carol Fischer, Margaret , Frieman, Grace Ganter, Sharon Hallman„ Diane Hower, Barbara Kip, Robert Lawton, Craig Mc- Coy, Michael J. Miller Martin Munitz, Burton Neil, Linda Pa-' vian, Penelope Piper, • Howard ISachs,• Roslyn Schwartz, Judith Shaw, Dorothy J. Smith, Michael Stoll, Richard Stover, John Suba, Bruce Trotman, Kathleen Tucker, Marion ' Watrnough and Janet Wharton. Budget Proposal— {Continued from page one), expenditures will come from ap-1 propriations from student fees, re turns from the class dances and the Student handbook. A total of $11,200 will be re ceived from student fees. The class dances, Foiarani said, do not make a profit, so only part of the money appropriated for them will be returned to the USG treas ury. The student handbook makes a small profit, Foianini said, from the advertising sold for the book let. .' ;i;f~ .;. i`! is .. ~. ,~ f -j ;4.'' ,~;' . , , - , 4 IF THE SHOE FITS... THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. "PENNSYLVANIA ~- i • . . , . i --, • - : -i, i i • . _ . • , .i; • i :-. '-- - ' . I 1 i : • -' cLAssIFTE . Ds ..- ... AVAILABLE 'IMMEDIATE:LE Vane . mlstied• Dam - Ic4raealr ailarlniesAV: water. "Lowe sad . rentecigtor furaishei For foirtawir- fesSimor,dion tall AD &AP& ON SINGLE an 4, one iloablb 140.12. sell trails locatei; eookiss facilities and free parking. UN /14/IEI or AD 7-4071.1 GRADUATE STUDENTS, _ lbw=lawman —llogoriable, Tool= will, hot and cold reuniting aratex.'oe ',Thrall, UST; inner. spring saattreasea, east:al. parking aa eoramo.latiossa. To Inspect and rampart. The Colonial, 123 Nittaay. AD 7-7722 or AD 7-050. • • SINGLE ROOK vi ant now, double avail able , neat term. Call AD 74712. i 2-ROOM YURNISiRED effieleneT uPsr/. - 'one 3-11300 furnished apartment. Also &rosin, onftmnisbod house. 01l best. For further Information plane-AD 8-2029. SMALL BASEMENT single room.- near campus • Refriterator,abower, pri vate tntrante—SC,oo week. AD 7-7211. bit' W. College Aso. LARGE FURNISHED 3 rooms plus pa try, , bath and storage room. Avails • beginning March terra. Married too • !only, child nefeotar. Elrrt floor of a 8. jjorrowel. P 9. Phone AD 114667. , FOR • BERT , A -'~ ; • i Q 'NOON liusisbed apartment prefer married ' onsrple. about 265 a month. Avaitable_gair.b 20. none AD 7-2027. 6ENGLE 310011 kw reist. Can AD 1-11244, LOOKING FOR a piano to son money on food? Two sule students desire a third apartment mate in . a large four-room bungalow.' Sis bloehs - from campus: Good study ecooditipps. Free parkiag. AD 11-1661. {~ i :_ ~ BANJOS, URFA. G Mink -Bans mond Oirses--etrins. books. all . musk sUPPliei. Pifer Music Centers. Benner Pike. Open 11 run. daily incept Weds. Phone EL, 14441. SINGER PODTABLD &minx Machine perfect condition.. Can be guaranteed $29.95. AD 1-8267. • SPANISH GUITAR, polished sunburst finish. Excellent for beginners. Reason able, pries. UN 6-2780 Jim. ; VOLKSWAGEN. good running eon ' Anion, clean. black with white- wally. gum), Call Bab Tedriek after L. Mill berm DI $4235. ' ROOM CONTRACT for gala. For , further Infonmatied call Jim UN li-4840: I • 4.14 . 1:q 1 ,111. t , :-. • MEI ! • .1- I • .! !I I -I' d' , ' kt • .. 1 4 • ...--*•!.:::1:'-'''.44- ••• ~..,•.1, ,, 4 . ! ",! '. • •••;, ,4,,4. ... -i -1 , ,•• .....s , 1 I, ~...-...!:•4 , 1' , ' :i , lll . ,i 1 i .1 ,2, it ',-,- .' 11 ' ::- 1 it '"1: ..".1i " : - I I I r - • 1„,, I • • • ,• " • . 4 • r • fr: • -'l'"f/' , • • - 4.-- 1 ., ••• • , ; • • • . ; -1; - .‹.-1. • ; ' 4 " ! e .., A, ~ ~• ...,. .' •. t ",,'...; `.* I *- 7 1-+ tit lit.: • . 11 If / I: !: t 6' r N GIIIIIIIID THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1962 AVON PROMO:I 4 _- _MOD. At 7-11491 Ne rvenizig. COMPUSTE SCUBA divine. -audit. Used. :In • stood condition. CLiesslL •01 . 11 Jobs m $-4641. EECOIiDER ..CON9OR.T. [ar=ias •• . all players welcome- Call UN /1-45711, Rai- KLECIIII, C. GUITAR, bass Suttar.. and ami - lor new reek! and roll flour, i. or U any It moll • needs !drummer. Call" KM - 4 - AD 7-24(.6. BIDE TO Newark. i NJ. or 'vicinity Fti day night. Peb. 9 Call Stan UN 11-28411. ENGLISH MAJOR ;with Philadelphia stn. dent teachins assignment." wants Pitts. burgh area—fail term. Call 'UN 54940. APARTMENT MATE tor spring term. Girl who has apartment sail 'wells room• mate or one Interested in obtaining apart. meat C.all Haney ITN 8.11901. WANTED—ODE TO New York City Frt. IMONMMMM WANTED: CAR TO rent for weekend. Feb. 17. Call Don UN 54128. ALTERATIONS: =PERT Sewing. Rein. lining and repairs. Contact AD 7-7,42. 139 S. Frasier. - ONE CAR to rent for workend of Feb. 17. Can. UN 54654. POUR STUDENTS for kitchen nark for three meals. Call caterer AD 7-2602. WANTED: BUSINESS Manager and bua4. • nese staff for Leviathan Liberal Arta Council Publication. Open to .tudenta in all colleges. If interested call Jack Moll AD 74409. WANTED , WAITERS. Intetested person. sell all AD 1:16/53, sulk for cook. LOST.: GOLD CHARM Bracelet In front of McKee Last Friday. Call UN 1-7337. Reward. " _ , DARNIT —• .111 .FREEZING ! Y,u took any' blue Loden..Coat at Phi Mu Delta Saturday Wild.' Can't afford new one. Return I. Call Ellison UN 541525. - LIGHT BLUR VW : Jacket lost at Tbeta Chi Saturday night. Call Jim, UN 15-4164. DARK GREEN Raincoat 'containing brown • leather domes. Waring. Reward. Call Rack 141197. LOST: CRAY SATCHEL near HUB Post ."Office hat Friday. Call John UN 5.4470. LOST: ERE SLIDE RULE, Plastic, bhick leather ease; believed left in 228 Sackett. Call. DM Service AD 7.2225. LOST ONE Alpha OmWon P 1 Pin le tsreesi East Balls D. ,Atherton. Pi Kappa Pill or Delta CM last Friday Uhrbt. Reward. CallUN 11-11263. . BOY'S :RIZ Sweater lost' in Atts.rtais Mains HAL Pleaae turn in to iiialut desk. I miss it. Linea. BLACS TRENCH Nat with gold grt7 gdimeit. kers in Waring, Friday nieht. 'Reward. ITN 64050. LOST: SOMETIME between Seitimber wet February one dangle ouR. Barra. GIRL'S SILVER 'lda:stillCation Bracelet, - name on it (Bobb-eel. Call 'UN 541.6.1. WHERE OLD HITS an vlswed at a New Hop—in the Reereatimt Room of The East Halls Dining Hall 8:3042:30 Friday. tse stag: -33 e drag. Girls are admitted FREE 'ln 9:3E. , FOUND!, BEST BARBER' Shop. In Gran I Geonre's Barber Shop, under Weitern Acts two barbers, no waiting. PART TIME Employment, College students. nude or female. Afternoon end evening work, 17 hours per week; Working schedule will ha arranged to suit class and study schedule whenever possible.. Call Mr. Kant. ter 9 a.m. • 2 p.m. AD A-2051. Salary po_ per week. • STUDENT. CHECK CASHING AGENCY on Monday thru Friday 9 :30 - 1:00 Saturday 9 :30-2 :30. PSOC SKI DIVISION meeting Thursday, Feb. 8. 7 p.m.. 112 Buckbout Canadian trip durins March vacation. 810 deposit will be 'collected. 1 , , t LIBERAL ARTS Lecture Series: Dr. Betels Snyder., assistant professor of Psychology. will speak on The Discovery of New Ideas," Feb. 13, i:3O. HUB Auditorium. 4 1 UARANTEED: NO NOISE. Good Donee 'Moak by Lail Combo. Varied revere. tare: pledire tot:vials, fraternity Partlei. Call Al) 7435(). SEE FAMOUS Ice Capades corning— to Hershey Ice 'Arena. Bus trip sponsored by Penn State Figure Slating. Club. For details call Jolie Kapoinger .11N. 5-8116. GOING TO Europe ' this = summer? If not call Yr- Nelson -UN 5-G548. ' COWING FEBRUARY 16. Kappa Phi. Sigma Theta Epsilon Sweetheart Dance. For Wesley Foundation, and friends. Movie 9-12:30 by the Dukes. CLASSIFIED STAFF will meet after gen— eral business staff meeting Thom Pkass bring Pens- 100 CAMPS,..ltesorts. and Nstional Parka hive listed over 1.000 suisimer Job open ings for -loan , and eromen. Information on qualifiesti'one. locations, dates of semses. and salaries from Office of Student Aids 21$ Willard. PLEASE TAKE me twisting at the PO-NI . Hop Friday : night. Appassionata. , RUSHEES—COME AND set. Gator Bawl Dicks at Kappa Delta Rho ramie* FOR SALE 'W/i'MD HELP WANTED LOST FOUND, " B!ITSCELLANEC t[S
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