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Prof Snarf Entries Announced
> - ' - I ' i | (The annual Prof Snarf Contest, Snyder, education; Maurice S.
'Fbar. nationally prominent ,he U.S. Wightman Cup Team en tennis-players and third in the; sponsored by the World Uniyer- tijesdahl,; engineering; ! Margaret
women tennis players will since 1946 and " the U.S, Lawn Middle States. She is a member jsrty' Service, will start Monday N. Fringer, physical Education;
tennis clinic at 2 p.m. tomorrow Tennis Association Sears Cup of the Sears Cup Team and has and continue through Friday, Jjoseph J. Rubin, liberal arts; and
at the tennis 'courts near the ice Team since 1953. . won the Middle States Worrfen's Olga Seastrom, campus co-chair- Mary.E. Fuqua, home economics,
dkatingi rink - H In 1962, Miss Varner was ranked 1 Singles five times. - j man,, said yesterday. j By contributing money, students
: Mrs. M a rga rr-1 Osbqrne_Du-first in the U.S. Doubles with Mrs.! The professors entered were may vote for their favorite pro
ponl. Miss Margaret Varner, Mrs. Dupont She was the Middle States! . ss Tl rso lS , i„ • nominated by the student ccain- f£ssor. Votes cost a penny each
r. A. C. Vostcrs, Jr. and Miss;Ladies Singles Champion in 1960-'“ oin £ graduate work at the-Uni- c ji s j n each college. They (are and students may vote as often
Eel mar Gundetson will conduct 'j1961. She has been a member, of versity for her masters in Physi- Tien-Hsi Cheng, agriculture; Rob- as they wish, Miss Seastrom said,
the clinic, which is being spon-jthe Wightman Cup Team since cal Education. She is ranked ert.F. Schmalz, mineral industries; ! Voting tables will bej set up on
•sored by the WRA Tennis Club.jJ96l and the Sears Cup Team,fourth in Women's Doubles and Henry A. Finch, Division of Cohn- the ground floor of the Hetzel
j An exhibition by the four worn-since 1958. " 'twelfth in Women’s' Stogies'. She seling; Franklin H. Cook,, bpsi- Union. Building and oh the.'Mall,
en will open the clinic and will j MRS. VOSTERS is ranktdis also a member of the Wight- ness administration; Mary L. Wil- Proceeds from, the contest will go
be followed by the clinic from among the nation’s first ten worn-!man Cup and ,Cup teams.* lard, chemistry-physics; Helen L to the WUS.
3:30 to 4:30 p.m. In the event of
liain, the clinic will be held in. ~
White HaJJ. An open: reception'
will be held at 4:30 p.m. in the
gameroom in White Hall.
Women Tennis Stars to Hold
MRS. DUPONT has won the, ,
National Women's Doubles Chsm
pionship every year s.nce JJ4I.J FOR SALE | FOR SALE FOR RENT . |
•jOe nas also v/on me W omen S ■ -•■— —l * *•-- | * T~ttr~r TTit»TtTttT~»frusmtnnniimm
Doubles at Wimbledon, England, TELEVISION Set*. completely'STUDENT FUEKITURE. Ten beds, chairs.'JUNE I 2-room furnished apartment
fIVC times The last time was in- reconditioned. Radio service. IVC2 Zenith] desks, tables, dressers, etc. Lot price.] with utilities: June 10 —• 5-room rfur
ift<M ou« u. . u,_ 1 „ ' . ‘ ~,'TV. Television Service Center at State AD A-ClOl. " .nLhed apartment near campus. Men |pre
lvul. oftP n«IS D(.f?n a momDcr Ol College TV mi»>— \ ferred. AD 7*2666. _$
New College Diner
bownlownßetween the/Movie*
I RADSO*PHONO I
I • SERVICE * I
= deliver/ l» £ Cf)9 f = IIKAUTIHJI. flwir-lifurth wedding gown,
1 & nick-un 0 i 1 ' iM> m -- AD 7 - 2207 - •
§ “ r"** 1 V r = 1M.6 fiHEVy 4*tonr Hd-Air, .Undnrd
S _ - - m—mmt *»< r, 1 1 ansrmaauin jin excellent rhapc, Kea
g C \ flmfll TEt-EVlSlUri Jl.onable price. Call_Jim JtDjUStyiK.
E 144 TsF SERVICE . iiIIKUHOOM ‘six' H«r in j*nu»ry plu»!
5 I If 1 jlll Si living room set. In rood condition and 1
r jj v* J CENTER sjv«ry reasonable. AD b 31<74 tvenins*. :
£ 030 C A((a n Cf Si ALMA TKA/LRR one bedroom, very
S * * S' ftood condition, extra* included. Sacrifice
at 11200. ad 7 mi afUr G.
Career Cues
“Cure for job boredom:
I made my favorite
pastime my career!”
Richard Bertram, President
Bertram Yacht Co., Division of Nautec Corp.
“When you stop to think what percent of our total waking
koufr> is spent bread-winning, you realize how tragic it is
for any man to work at in occupation he doesn’t enjoy.
Besides frittering away life, it reduces chances of success
to just about zero. I know... because it almost happened
to me! . ' ;
After college, I did what I thought Was expected of me
and joined a solid, Manhattan-based insurance firm. I
soon found office routine wasn’t for me. I lived only for
m
Hr'
Have a real cigaretie-Ocime!
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
i• : ' i
BANJOS.' UKES, Guitar*,. Piano*. r Ham-;
niond Organa—strings, books, all muster
supplie*, Pifer Jrlurie C'-nU-r, Banner Pike.!
Open ’tU 8 p.m. daily except Wed*. Fbone
El, C-3441. i
1909 MCA, Koaiister, new tire* and brakes
plus other extra*. Must sell. Call UN
.'»-0f,2 or A!) 7 4669.
J9f>7 J-AJKCaNE house trailer, 32 x 8 ft..
one l«edroom; excellent condition,
sonahle price. Call Mr. Phelps at
y-UlA].
NIKON V 30mtn single lens reflex camera]
OHnir?) I' 1.4 Auto- Nlkkor lens, acr.es
aorifft. For further information call Den
Coleman UN 6 8829-
SKVKN U.SKD Portable Sowing Markin*#
i with urw motor* and five year fruaran
l*-*-*. %2 K - 147. I'hwip AD
while still in his early
one of the country’s 4.
okers. Today he heads ,<- $
is covering yacht manu- e
ice, repair, storage, fi- ''
ceragc. A resident of aw
‘lorido, Dick became a ™
itill in college. -
And to make any time pass more enjoyably...
THE BEST TOBACCO MAKES THE BEST SMOKE. B.i.a*rxai!iTou««c«..wijißai si!f«.s.a
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
[AVAILABLE IMATELY*!j ' U nf u r
j cubed one-bed roorn >»p«rtn)cni. Heat.!
istove and refrigerator furnished. Tot tar*'
I tiler information call AD S-OGB6. | j
jGRACUATE STUDENTS!. Upperclkwroen
| Comfortable , room* w.ith hot and cold
[running water or private* bath, Jncerspring
1 mattresses. Central. Patting. Acoommoda*
tions to inspect and compare. The Colonial,
123 West Nittany.-AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4860.
IDEAL FOR two jnale MudenU —new two
j room furhithed efficiency apartment,
private bath/ full kitchyn, parking. Neat
campus. Private entrance. Fhone AD 7»
7792. AD 7-4850.
JUNE I MODERN fyrnLhcd efficiency.
Country setting at Boro line. Separate
kitcbcn. ceramic tile bath, private entrance,;
parking. Suitable couple or ringle desiring
priviocT. Call Mrs. Cox AD 7-7792, AD 7-
4850.'
CHOICE THREE ROOMS and bath fur
nished apartment. Central. Clou# campus.
Private entrance. Parking. Suitable couple
or bachelor. Jim, AD 7-.7T92 or AD 7-4*50.
UNFURNISHED NEWLV decorated 3-room
apartment, front campus, 112 tt. College
Ave. Fully equipped, available immediately,
380 per month. dCouple or two girls. AD
7-2482. 11 !
f
luMh hour when I could walk to the Battery and mentally
saipwith the ships that stood out in the Narrows ... and
-for the summer'weekends when I could go sailing. Fortu*
nately, the company I worked for is one of the leading
insurers of yachts and after two years I was transferred
to their Yacht Underwriting Department Enjoyment and
interest in my work improved immediately 100%.
After World War 11, I started my own yacht brokerage
firm and yacht insurance agency in Miami, combining my
marine insurance background with an even closer rela
tionship with boats. 1 ',
My. only problem ever since has been a feeling of guilt
that my work was too easy. I love boats and boating
people. That affection has paid me rewards way beyond
the financial security it has also provided.
The moral’s pbviousJ.You have an odds-on chance for
success and happiness working at what you enjoy most
what comes naturally! And if it’s not just frivolous, your
life's work could well be what, you now consider just a
pastime. It’s certainly worth thinking about, anyway!”
Clinic
FOR RENT
FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent] Ira-
mediate occupancy. One bedroom. JiVing-j
room. kitchen and bath; S-minute walk to!
'downtown campus. Parking. Call AD 1-'
7111. ' | I
APARTMENTS for rent,’ summer Sonly.'
Single. double, and four room.
Parking. Reasonable. AD 8-COE6. • [ j
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED three yoom
apartment available for summer term.
Call AD &-1106 after five. . j
ROOM AND BOARD-aummar term, at
Alpha Zeta fraternity. Board on (five —i
day weak basis. For information call! Mrs.!
Crandell. Pbone AD 7-7621. i j
ROOM AND BOARD for summer term at 1
Zeta Beta Tau. Modern facilitieaj full
social privileges. Price $260. Contact Ralph
[Friedman AD 8-6718. j
SECOND FLOOR apartment. Two
i rooms, kitchen and bath. Available
mer term. Call AD 7-7872 around n<
[TWO
; Call AD 7-7872 around noon. A'vi
summer term. j
WORK WANTED
[woman DESIRES typiiiic. to Ido il
I bom,. Experienced. AD 8 8194. ]
FRIDAY. MAY 4. 1962
WANTED j
COUNSELORS— bead, division leaders and
\ program director. Experienced only. Pri
|vate boys camp in Pa.. Robert T. Smith,
jNew Milford, Penna. w j
TpfPlfiG TO DO at home. Fast, efficient,
! economical. Will pick-up and deliver.
I Call UN ;6-€4SB.
[WANTED FOR fall term: One man apart
|-j ment, or larse comfortable single room
kitchen privileges. UN| 6-8268.
| RIDE TO or near Cleveland for Friday
tier Sat,. May 4th or sth.iCall Bill'AD
)3 8378, $D 8-9076. -
AIDERS WANTED to Alaska and/or
! | Seattle World Fair leaving: June 10. Call
Fat UN 6-5915 for details. ;
TUDENT REPRESENTATIVE wanted to
sell merchandise 'do fraternities and
National Company. Good com
mission. Write LCR, Box 7822, Philadelphia,
a. ■ i
MOTORCYCLES any year, make or
| model. Art Turner'* Cycle Shop,, one
mile south of MUI Hall on iRt. 64. Phone
&64882. }
JUGGLER WANTED. Call: Dick Bdawell
\ at UN $-7586. leave nanie and number
yd I Will contact you.
NDERGRADUATE TYPING to do at
home. Call AD 7-2835 ask for Joan.
EXPERIENCED TYPIST Wants typing to
| do at home. Fast service, (pall AD 8-1990.
)joY TO DO pots and pans at Delta Sigma
AD 7-4161. j c
jT"’ wanted * ~
■ItnitMmNMHUH.HMIMMMfMH.MimHIIMItMn*
IT£HEN HELP' wanted! to work for
meals. Call caterer AD *84022.
iN OPENING for a princes.
j sweet, able to recite "Beowulf" "Can
terbury Tables" and "Kina! Arthur"— com
plete. Apply: The Castle.
F- —...
LOST: LADIES GOLD W*tth Sat nijrht
I between East Halls and Cirnival4rrounds.
teward. Phone UN 6-3166.
LOST !
PAIR OF Glajuea Sunday at Whipples.
Call Eleanor. UK &-6S3S. ,
BLACK ONYX 4 Ring,- sentimental .valu«.
Reward Call AD 7-4234. • *
tF
**OST: GIRL'S beige wallet between ear*
nival ground! and Pollock' 2.' If found.
Call UN' 5-6121.
I'AIR OF prescription sun glasses, whit*
| with blnck and white rhinestone trim-
Minirs. Call UN 5-8139. $5.00 reward.
m
lOLD BABY Bracelet In [White Hall tm
Monday. Reward. Please eall Maxine
|UN &-2454. , j
FOUND
LADIES GOLD WATCH—bracelet ' band
found few weeks ago. Call; UN. '6-5831
8-5. -ij
NOTICE
HIHIIIH'III NIHHHUIHIIMiaHNMNIIaiIMNIMIHHII
PENN STATE Riding Club 'Horse Show
this Saturday and Sunday, £dons,'Park,
on *322, 2 miles north 6f Stale College.
PERSONAL!
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NIMaiIIMMIHINMdHtmtMIIMmiMMtMIiMaWMMM
HELP 1 STUDENT needs'replacement for
waiting Saturday night banquet.. De
licious steak dinner plus pay. Call Frank
AD 8--3176 "immediately ! ?
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MISCELLANEOUS .
PART-TIME employment is now available
for 12 » young men with the following
qualifications: No. 1, C-plus average in
school; No. 2, business-like appearance;
No. 3, capability to, devote between 4$ to
20 hours a week: No. 4, pver 18 years of
age. College students wishing to supple
ment considerable Income'are to eall Mr.
Richardson AD {U2051 .between 9:30 *.m»
arid 2:30 p.m. daily. i -
IVY IVY"-*—FVY ROCKS playing for
Newman Club at The Twisterama Friday,
May 11 at HUB. Everyone welcome.
MAN. LIKE. Dis The TIM Bicnfe, Satur-*
day. May 6th Endsyille:
NEWMAN CLUB PUxa Party Friday,
May 4 at. Chapel Lounge after Mas*.
CAMPUS PATROL hu a .number of
bicycles, found on campus. Owners -may
claim- bicycles by furnishing identification
at Spruce Cottage. • Bicycles not claimed
will be considered abandoned and subject
to sale. I
GLUM? SPRING-FEVER? Broke? Cheer
Up! You can still attend the Penn State
Sinpem Concert -Saturday; night, HUB.
THE ANNUAL Dairy Cattle Judging Con
test jsrlll be held at the Dairy Barns this
Saturday at 9:30. - i 1
FOR STANDARD and electric typewriter
rentals, complete typewriter repair serv
ice I and all thesis typing supplies shop
Nittany Office Equipment, 231 S. Alien
Street* AD 84125. |
NITTANY PUTT PAR 1 Miniature Golf
.Course gives 1 FREE GAME* for hole
tn-one on the 18th. Replays only 2Se. Lots
of fuq for iso little. Drivejptrtdi. AtkerUa
8L <Rt. sp N.) I ;■ \ |