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OSGA Will Meet,
Elect New Officers
Cdlemc rn Cgptu.
A present Biuly Collegian pho
tography co-e4itor and a former
picture editor recently |won prizes
in the first annual Lehigh Uni
versity Invitational Photo Con
test. f | .
Next year’s officers of the Or-.for approval at the ■workshop. Den Coleman, photography co
ganization of Student Govern-) At Saturday morning’s session editor, captured the best picture
ment Associations will’be elected; Louis . Huber, president of the award for the three 1 black and
when ' the group holds its spring jOgontz Campus', student govern-white categories in the contest
meeting this weekend." jment, will report oh the results of His photo titled “Laughter, An
fnrmeri tn m.! 1 * 16 OSGA lojir-tenn survey of International ! Language,” show
ordinate the activities of the stu-i** Commonwealth Campuses.
dent governments of all the Com-S'? 6 1 ;h 4^f r
monwealth Campuses. It meetsj^i^r: 011 • t J ie Keystone Society,
once jeach term at the University Boc *° r Commonwealth
Parkcamnus : Campuses; student insurance at
. the _ Commonwealth Campuses
JOHN R. R ACKLEY. vice presi-fand the standardization of fiscal|
dent ifor resident instruction, will!forms for the various studenti
open! the sessions Friday night,governments. . j i
•with• an address on the duties of; Bowling, chess and table tennis
en academic affairs officer. will be presented to the
Robert Fisher, OSGA president, ‘league and section champions of
said 'workshops are scheduled to the Commonwealth-Campuses byj
follow Rackiey's speech. The j Robert G. Bemreiiter, special -as
topics for discussion are the pur-distant to the president for stu
posej and function of student dent affairs, on Saturday morn
government plus plans for the' mg. -j
1962 summer conference. ! DEAN WHARTON, president;
Fisher said the second annual of the Undergraduate Student
OSGA student leadership confer- Government Association, and Ran
ence will be held August 20 - 22 dolph Carter, fomjer president of
on this campus. A conference the Ogontz student government,
agenda will be submitted to OSGA will represent University Park
Construction Moves Ahead— 1
(Continued from page five) to be built west of Frear Labora
of old Beaver Field. Construction tory. Construction's scheduled to!
is scheduled to begin January, begin in November of this’ year,]
39(33, with a tentative completion with the completion date set -for
date set for August 1964. ! August 1964. _
• The second unit of the Edu-j In additjon to j these projects,
-cation-Psychology building, also.Wiegand noted that there are four
to be located on the old Beaver-other construction projects cur-
Field. Construction is scheduled tojrently under design, including a
begin December of this year,'with*forestry.center, a physical sciences
• the completion date set for July|building, and additional construc
-1964. | |tion on Willard and Pattee
’ »A new ICife Sciences Building, Library.
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says turf king Virgilius (Big Wheel) Plutarch. “Tlry the 1
Appian Way to fine tobacco taste—Dual Filter Threytons,"
says Big WheeL “From the Alps to the Aqueduct, we smoke
them summo cum gaudio. Tty Threyton, one filter cigarette
that really delivers de gustibusl*
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
COIL L E GIA N C ii. A S SIF jC E
WiiWTEDi
COUNSELORS—dirkion and
I program director. Experienced only. Pri
vate boy* camp in Pa. Robert T. Smith.
[New Milford, Pefrna.
MOTORCYCLES' • any year, maka or
modeL Art IWur*a Cycle Shop, one
mile south of Hall on Rt G 4. phone
726-28*2. ' «
BOY TO DO pot* and pam at Delta Blrma
Phi. Call AD *’-4161. c i
RIDE WANTED it© San Francisco after
June 8. Cal! Rich at AD .8-176®.
GRADUATE STUDENT dralrea 2-bedroom
furnished ’bouse* or apartment for sum
mer term. Write Robert iViskwky, 4200
Hlghgrove Road. -Pittsburgh 86. Pa.
■HIDE WANTED Ito Windter, Johnstown
area Friday. May 11. early afternoon.
Call Margie AD ji-9661 after 6.
TYPING TO DO : at homeffut, efficient,
economical. Will .pick-up and deliver.'
CaH UN &-64D1; 1
'GIRL TO shart : apartment, summer or
[ longer. Call Al? 7-3948 or UN -*-4861
before 6 p.m. (
ROOMMATE TO (thare ultra-modern, ultra
cool 2-man apartment for remainder of
term and possibly next fall. Everything
Inew. 117 E. McCormick Avenue, Apt. 17.
[Call AD 8-3498. ; . ; ‘ *
HIDE WANTED to New- York City after
noon Thuraday, May 17. Call Marge,
UN - ' j 1
WANTED: 1*66, through 1957 T-blrd or
1964 through 1967 Corv.tte, Call Bam
AD 7-2787. '
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res 3 Prizes in Photo Contest
mg an elderly Okinawan f - man black and white pictorial cate
laughing, won this award as well gory. This picture shojwed a robin
as placing, first in the black and sitting bn a (‘No Vacancy” sign,
white portrait division, j • which was attached to a' pole of
In addition, Coleman took a "“slled “ Whfere
&&&%&&££: ss 3f*2rs&j«s
iKio?Ol£S raPh ' W “ ""S* mSW valfi
taken on Okinawa. : eastern school . school
John Beauge, former picture standing, Lehigh was first and
editor, took a third place in the! Penn State placed second.
TYPING TO DO—reasonable ntta. AD
, 8-3161. - ~ I. • .
HELP WANTED
WAITERS WANTED for Mother's' Day
banouet Sunday; meal phis pay. Contact
caterer. Phi Delta Theta. AD 7-4917.
AN OPENING for a princess; \ tenolne
(royal blood. Some knowledge iof mattresses
dafnbk Come to Schwab, 8 p.n., May 10,
n, a 12. '. i
ONE ' WAITER and one dishwasher to
(wofli for meals. QfcU caterefr AD 8-8022.
TWO ROOM furnished apartment, $66 a
month. Available June 10. AP (7-2027.
AVAILABLE
nisbed one-bedroom apartment. Heat,
stove and refrigerator furnished. For fur
ther information eaU AD 8-0186.
GRADUATE STUDENTS. Uppere!*asmen~-
Comfortable rooms with hot ’ and cold
running water or private bath. Innenprlng
mattresses.. Central. Parkin*.: Aecommoda*
tions to inspect add compare. -The Colonial.
12$ West Nlttany. AD 7-7792 hr AD 7-4860.
JUNE 1 MODERN furnish
Country setting; at Boro. 1|
kitchen, ceramic tile bath, prii
barking. Suitable couple or aj
privacy.. Call Mra.l Cox AD 1
4860. {
IDEAL FOR two B
room furnished!
private hath, full |
campus. Private e
7792, AD 7-4860. !
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WANTED !
FOR RENT; j °
IMMEDIATELY L Un/ur-
ied- efficiency.
Ine. Separate
rate entrance,
Ingle desiring
f-779*. AD 7-
nale *tud<
efficient
kitchen,
ratranee.
its—new two*
i apartment,
larking. Neat
Phone AD 7-
7 WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. 1962
FOB RENT
CHOICE THREE ROOMS! and bath far-
nUbed apartment. Central Close campus.
Private entranced Parking.'Suitable couple
or bachelor. Jim, AD 7-7792 or. AD 7-4860.
UNFURNISHED NEWLY decorated 3-room
apartment, front campus; 112 E. College
Ave, Fully equipped, available immediately.
$BO per month. Couple or! two girls. AD
7-2482. •
ROOM AND BOARD for summer term st
Zeta Beta Tau. Modern] facilities, full
social privilege*. Price $250. Contact Ralph
Friedman AD \ . ; '
APARTMENT AVAILABLE In June.
Three rooms and bath, partially furnished.
One block from: eampus. i Free parking.
AD 8-2549. j )
FIVE FURNISHED .efficiency apartment!
—an accommodate two j or three each.
Call AD 8*2089.1 j
ROOM WITH private bath in a quick
home for summer and Winter sessions.
Please call AD 7*8397 after 5:30.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS for rent,
summer only.; Single and double. Free
parking. One and one-half blocks from
campus AD 8*4055. !
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT available
June 10th, acroaa.from .Old Main. Phone
after 5 p.m.* Call AD 8-4066.
FOR SALE
1960 ANGLIA J (English Fordi; original
owner, low mileage. Phone AD &-4S2r a
9-5 daily and ask for .
BANJOS, UKE3, CulUr.; Plano., H.ro-
• mond Organs—strings, books, all music
supplies, Pifer Music Center. Benner Pike,
Open ’til 8 p.m. daily except Weds. Phone
ELj 5*3441; T
TRADE-IN TELEVISION Sets, completely
reconditioned. Radio service. 1962 Zenith
TVJ Television Service Center at State
College TV. ]—' •
1956 OLDSMOBILE, four-door hard-top,
full power accessories. Very clean in
terior'and exterior.'Very sound mechanical*
ly. Priced, reasonable. Must sell. Call Dave
UN 6-«656. i
HOUSE TRAILER—I9S7 Nashua ss\ .2-
bedrooea. Close to University. AD 8*9766.
$1,700. * ;
TWO :PORTABLE typewriters with cases p
men’s golf shoes, sise |6, unused. AD
7-7770 after $ pan.
ONE UNDERWOOD portable typewriter—
s 46.; One Remington Standard typewriter
—s3s;; One General Electric! vacuum cleaner
-440.-C«U AD ■ 8-3768. \ f ■ •
1952 CHEVY, it{nxr, radio and
heater. Good !runnlng condition for de
pendable transportation. !$65. Call AD
7-8347. ;
FIVE USED portable seeing machine*—
five year guarantee—with new motor*
ranging from $29 to $47. Call Moyer’s
Sewing Machine Repair Shop AD 8*8367.
! LOSTj
LAFAYETTE SLIDE RULE in U« Oamond
on Wednesday, May /J. ,1 fa found pledae
conUct Pat Taylor UN 6-2820.
CHECK BOOK—lost in Udies room. 2nd
floor Sackett on Friday. ’Please return
to 116 Sackett.! Leave nafrne, address for
reward. I
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FOUND!
LADIES GOLD WATCHf-braceVet’ band
.found few weeks ago. Call UN 6-5881
8 - 6* . .1
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[notice!
PSOC ROCK CLIMBING, dlvblon mßtinr.
May' 9, T p.m;, 112 Buckhout Lab. Elec
tion of .officers.} j
MISCELLANEOUS
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PART-TIME employment Is now available
for 12 young men with the following
qualifications: No. 1, C-plus ' average• l»
school ; No. 2, j business-like appearance!
No. 8, capability to devote between 15 to
20 hours a week! No. 4. over 18 years of
age. College students Wishing to supple*
lncome [are to call Mr.
Richardson AD j 8-2051 between 9:3Q a.m»
and 2 :$0 p.m. daily. 1.
ANY SIZE copies made; from any size
prints. Negative not . required. Typical
pnee: $2.75 for five BxXQ’s.;Ca!l UN 6-6919.
CHARTERED BUS to N.Y. Charge 419.001
Leaving May 11, returning May 18. Call
UN 6-4984. :
MANAGEMENT CLUB metis .Wednesday,
Majr' 8* 7:301 p.nu, at [Beta TheU PL
Movie, elections, panning [for field trip.
TUESDAY AND Wednesday only low score
in a'4-some rates a free game at Nittany
Putt 'Par Miniature Golf Course. Bring
along < t duffers'and win yourself a game.
IVY IVY IVY ROCKS playing for Newman
Club at the Twisters ma Friday, May 11 at
HUB. Everyone; welcome. ;
LIBERAL ARTS LECTURE SERIES!
• Joseph Faulkner, ’’Religious Milieu of
the College Student,** 7:39 p.m.. May Is,
HUB assembly, j - J
CABIN AND TRAIL Hike Saturday. 1 p.m.
Ree Kail. Pine Grove Mills to Whipples.
Sign up HUB desk. \ ■ 1
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE for USG
Bus Transportation committee at HUB
desk 1 today through Friday* [
NITTANY PUTT PAR ! Miniature Golf
Course has SPECIAL LOW.RATES FOB
GROUP PARTIES. Transportation and re*
freshmenta arranged at Cost price*. Call
AD 4-8662 or Stop Out. Open Vos. to FH,
after 4 poa, Bat. and Sunday after 2 bM