PAGE TWELVE 3 Events Will Highlight Annual Women's Week A fashion show, tpa and a ban-'open houses Sunday in each wom quet for all members of the As-’en’s residence hall area, Miss sociation of Women Students will, Mitchell said, highlight Women’s Week whichj DURING THE WEEK, art dis v/iH be held Monday throughp] a y g work don£ by coeds in Sunday. each area will be set ud in the , ‘‘The program sponsored bv residence halls and in the HUB, AWS is designed to help each Miss Mitchell said. , woman student to explore the! Rotating displays pertaining to relevance of her life on campus thg coed’s future have also been cr . uture . Margaret' se t U p j n each residence hall area, Mitchell, chairman of Womensl s Week said yesterday. U‘ m Cf S i/4on*c WOMEN'S WEEK activities will 0 Cn 9 3T«wenis begin Thursday with speakers Crl.nir.»rltmr each residence hall area, Miss.w©! dCnOluiSrlipS Mitchell said. Their topics will Three sophomores in the Col- : „, v pertain to the general topic of lege of i Engineering and Archi-. £££ the relation of education to a tecture were recently awarded>uppiu*, Piter Muaic OnvirT B*nn« Pike, owmen’s future, she said. J full-tuition scholarships by the upen ’u l ® p-m. daily except Wed*, phone “Fashions Men Love,” a fashion, college’s student council. ! show' under the auspices of Mad-' The scholarships, which arefor|i«9 mga Ko«d«t»r. nw.iira and VraVn cmoiselle magazine will be pre- one term, were awarded on the;*;]" ,Jth '»n"7 t, ??.rQ Mu ‘ 1 '- MIL Call UN ! sented at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in basis of scholarship, activities and' . — : —: —j , - , , ,1»M FAIRLANE houu. trailer, J 2 x 8 ft.. the, Hctzel Union mam lounge, need. ■ one rlxjm; .leeiient" condition,- c- Tea will be served at the fashion' Recipients of the scholarships aonaw* trico. Call Mr. j'heipi at ad! show, Miss Mitchell said. were: James Hnat, engineering *'- 01 '* 1 - * , j • Miss Dprese Bell, official host-.science major from-West Hazle- seven used PortaW* sU-win* Machines ess and White House correspond-ton; Edward Muka, smechanical!, “ ,l e,?” rr “* r * n ‘ -ent for the Mutual Radio Net-!engineering major from Greens-j— ' ’ work will be the guest speaker ; burg; and James Harrington, for a banguct honoring all mem- mechanical engineering major,..- hers af AwS Comunity Councils,from SteWartstown. !ms chevy a-door Bel-Air. .undaTd and judicials at 6 pm. Saturday, The' council also appropriated! tran«mi»ai<in: in excellent .hap*. R*a-| -in I|he HUB balroom. The topic for $25 to the University phrirtian,™ , H*J^ i J her talk has not yet been ' an-j Association and the Newman Clubi ß^. D ? IOOM SE L “ ew January plu* nounced. Miss Mitchell said. ,to help meet the expenses in Pt®- v»ry ,n ad" The community councils will senting the “You and the Comiqu- 8 sponsor Mothers Day teas and nist Challenge” program.; I condition. c»ii UN: s-ai&o. !- i : T.'i i - rl t.. ; - > . : ' -r -i '■>l Up i :m i K • <a® . /7*'§u ®rrj® - « i« I® « <b| M; I (ft) §j i/oo ' /ooc THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA 1 *'.i . I : j University Chess Team Wins Match Wi The 'University tihess team] Those'team members who won swept all eight games, in a match| on Thursday night include:) Veli serfs'c%T^rJr D **** day night in the Hetzel Union] engineering from;Aliquippa; An lounge. j ;thony Poulos, junior ,in physics j The undefeated University team.:from Harrisburg; Harry Winter, (coached by Donald Byrne,; will senior in agricultural and biolog play thein last match of the: year,ical chemistry from State College: 'on Saturday, against- the cadetsijames Rooney, senior in electrical of West Point ' ;engineering from University Park;' TRJtDEJN TELEVISION S*t», eompkulj reconditioned, Radio tervice. IM2 Zenith j TV. Tdevbioa Service Center at State l College TV, • STUDENT FURNITURE, -}>n bed,. rhslra, 1 desks, tables, dressers, • ete. Lot price. AD' R-ClOl. ' COLLEGIAN CLA FOR SALE piirpatMD' Mol Bot scientists and engineers at; Ford's research and scientific - Idbs do deal Jn perpetual notfops —dnd they have more than a few about what might be common pbce in the future, some of them ' just as startling. ' " i Studies at Ford involving new energy sources : and improved Materials may help bring Jet-- - p|opelle,d cars with gyro stabiji -2t*rs...automatic driving controls . *. i. flying automobiles and wheel less vehicles that glide on a cushion of air, , , pro- pelled by atomic energy... plastics with the strength of conventional . metals...; adhesives that replace welding .. radar and other elec tronic controls to assist or replace thp driver In many situations. i . ■ Basic studies in these and other fields are Just part of a continuing prpgram of progress aimed at reinforcing Ford's leadership through scientific research and engineering. ; i. Motor company * Th« American Road. Dearborn. Michigan • PRODUCT* FOR TH! AMIRICARROAD-THI FARM « INDUSTRY • AMD Till A«l OF IFACI ' FOR SALE | iwiiwim«ii»mnniniwwimnNimwnwwm«wmii BEAUTIFUL floor-length wedding gown, [ »ixe IC. |26. AD 7*2207. [ ALMA TRAILER &SxB, one bedroom, tery rood condition, extras included. Sacrifice at moo, AD 7-3557 after E. f ,me ANGLIA tEnglish FordJ ; | original | owner, low mileage. Phone AD &-OS2I, [9-5 daily and ask for'Jane. ] ! HOUSE TRAILER—I9S7 Nashua 15*, 2 - I bedroom. Cloa* to University.. At) 8-07C6. 41.700. i LAMBRETTA MOTOR Scooter ISO. Excel* I lent condition. Spare carrying tox, tire. .Deluxe model. Half: original price. 1220. AD 7-2104. { - nrrrrfnmiiiiniiiMiniiiiiiiininiHnmiMniiiw \ FOR RENT ! nwiMimjmwwniMMwiwuMMMUiiiniiaiiiiiiiim AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY! J UnfurS pished cme-bglroom apartment. Heat* ‘stove and refrigerator furnished, por fur '.ther information call AD 8-0656. f GRADUATE STUDENTS, Upperclassmen— Comfortable rooms with hot and cold running water or private bath. Imlerspring mattresscd. Central. Parking, Accommoda tions to inspect and compare. The Colonial, 123 Went Nittany. AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4850. BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED tfar*e room apartment available for summer term. Call AD £-1104 after five. { excellent •: ' •!' ‘ f , -V ! Saturday, may 5.1^62 j I th Bloomsburg and Henry Huffman, sophomore in engineering science from Lan caster. ; | ! - Also on the squad are Herbert Evans, junior in agricultural and biological chemistry from Oil City} Ronald Fischer, freshman in bus; in'ess administration from Scarsdale, N.Y.; and John Reber, senior, in arts and letters from iWest Lawn. \ ' j SIFIEDS WHiwtttIIIWimtmtMHMHMMMImMMIIMMntHnV JUNP 1 I- MODERN furnfabtd tttiiifncj. \ Country setting at Boro line.' Separate 1 kitchen, ceramic tile bath, private entrance, [parking. Suitable couple or single desiring [privacy. Call Mr*. Cox AD 7-77»2, |AD 7- AttQ.*: 1 ' FOR two male itudenta—new two-* room furnished efficiency apartment* private lath, full kitchen, parking. Neat campus. Private entrance. Phone ; AD 7- 7792 j AD 7-4850. , . j CHOICE THREE ROOMS and bath fur. nUlwd .partm.pt. Central. Close eampui. Private entrance. Parking. Suitable! eoople or bachelor. Jim. AD 7-7792 or ADI 7-4850. UNIJURIfISHED decorated ?-room apnrtmrnt, front campus, 112 E. ’College AveJ Fully equipped* available immediately. $BO -per month. Couple or two girls. AD 7-2452. j , ] FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. im mediate occupancy. One bedroom,'living room. kitxhen and bath; 5-minute walk to downtown campus. Parking. Call IAD 7- 7»n i ■ i APARTMENTS for feht, summer only. SihgJeJ double, and four rooau Free Parking. J Reasonable. AD 8-6055. 1 ROOM AND BOARD—summer term, at Alpha jZeta fraternity. Board on five day]week basip. For information call Mrs. CrandelL, Phone AD 7-7621. ' i ROpM AND BOARD for summer -term it Zeta ;Beta .Tau. Modem- facilities, full aoclgl privileges. Price, $250. Contact Ralph Friedman AD 8-6718. j SECOND FLOOR apartment. Two large rooms,; kitchen and bath: Available sum met* term. Call AD 7-7872 around j noon. TWO DESIRABLE first floor single rooms. Call- AD 7-7872 around noon. Available summer term] j l 4 - • : ; \ AIR CONDITIONED new modem fur nished | apartment, 2% rooms: 'Suitable couple «f single. Phone UN 5-6692- Sum ncj term only . - j MMHMMMNNIIIMINIHNHNHIUHIMIimnNNMI j -1 WANTED 1 COIJNSFXORS—head, division leaders and program director. Experienced only. PrL *v ▼at* boys eamp In Pa:. Robert T. Smith. J New Milford,! Penns. . i WANTED FOR fall term: One man apart ment. | or Urge comfortable aingle room with kitchen j privileges. UN 5-8168. RIDERS WANTED to Alaska and/or . Seattle World Fair 1 ravine June 10. Call Pat UN 64015 (or detail.. j STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE wanted to dell merchandise to (raternitiea and National Company. Good com mlaslonJ Write LCR. Box 7832, Philadelphia. p*: i • i MOTORCYCLES any year, make or model: Art Turner’. Cycle Shop, one mile south of Mill Hail on Rt. 64. Phona IPERIENCED TYPIST •>nu 'typing to lo at home, Fast aereice. Call AD 8-1880. IOY TO DOipota and pan. at Delta Sigma phi. Call -AD 7-4161. j THREEj STUDENTS wanted to’ luh-lraja furnished apartment block from earn pu. (orj summer term. Call AD 8-8818. j *“ IIWNMIiMMINNININIMMMMttumtIIMIMMIMNN KITCHEN HELP wjmted to * work for jneals. Call caterer AO 8-3022. LOST:LADIES GOLD Wateh Satjnlgbt Mwew East Halls and Carnival around*. Rpward. Phone * UN &-3156. i OF prescription sun glasses. whib> fwith {black and white rhinestone- trim mings* Call UN &-BU9. $540 reward. "j H FOUND IMMMHtfMMMMtMIIIMIMMVtMmmnMIMMMInMn LADIES - GOLD WATCH—bracelet band j found few weeks tftx Call UN 6-HSI "I"*- ’ • 1 e. j ij. NOTICE-, j P|ENN i STATE Riding Cluh ' Hone Show j thia Saturday and Sunday, Uous Park, cpi22,j2mllca north of .State College. HELP |; STUDENT needa repleeement for I waitlnc. ’ Saturday night banquet. De licious .teak dinner plua pay. Cal! Frank AH 8-3176 Immediately 1 j (l | MISCELLANEOUS r ART-TIME employment Is now. available j for 12 young men with the' following (juaUfWaUoQi: No. 1. C-plus. y average in aehool; No, 2, business-like sppearanecT No. >4 capability ito devote betweeif'lS to |0 boors a week! No. 4, over jlft ryu of Iff. College students wishing; to .rapple*, ment Iconsiderakle Income are <to call Mr. Richardson AD 0-2051 between 0:10 am. and 2 ftO p.m. daily. THE 'ANNUAL Dairy Cattle J edging C<m— j teat! will be held at the Dairy Barns this Saturday at 0:20. KITTANT • PUTT PAR MinUtor* Golf J Colin* Bin* 1 FREE GABE for bolr fn-o*4 on th* ltlk Replays only Re. .Lots of to for so little. Drir* ont N. Atherton Bt. IRt. «t N.>. « i .. jANT.I SIZB copin nude Inn' tor the 1 prints. Negative sot reqaUcd. Typical kniee4 tt.?* for Tir* Jxirs. Cali UN Mil*. UI3I Thank . Gcodntn It'* Saturday I Couldn't wait any kmter td hear Pena Itata! Sinatra tonight, t p.tn, HUB. FOR RENT LOST PERSONAL , |
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