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Absentee
As the •day of state elections
approaches, a special situation
arises for University students eli
gible to vote.
By being in State College, Most
students are away from their vot
ing districts and, with election
day falling during the academic
week, many students will find it
difficult to return home to vote.
To solve this problem, eligible
students may apply foi an absen
tee ballot which will enable them
to vote without leaving Centre
County.
ACCORDING TO the 1962
Pennsylvania Election Guide, any
qualified elector of Pennsylvania,
who is properly registered and en
rolled and who on the day of elec
tion is unavoidably absent from
the county of his voting residence
by reason of his duties, business
or occupation, is entitled to vote
by absentee ballot.
FRIDAY NIGHT 8:30-12:30
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Students may request an appli
cation for an absentee ballot by
writing to the thief clerk of their
coun':y board of elections, The
letter should bear the student's
personal signature.,
THE OFFICES of the county
boards' of election are located in .
the court houses at the county
seats - ..0f each county with two
exceptions, In Philadelphia, the
offices are loiated in City Hall.
In Allegheny 'County, they are in
the County Office Building in
Pittsburgh.
The chief clerk will mail the
application form to the elector.
The completed form must be re
turned to the chief clerk between
Sunday and Oct. 30.
IF TIM application is properly
completed, the "chief clerk will
mail an official absentee ballot
with instructions to the student.
The ballot must be returned on
GYPSY KNOWS ...
WEST HALLS'
RECORD HOP."
MONEY AND
F.xplaio - ed
or before election, day. I Ballots
postmarked later than Nov, 8 will
be considered
No absentee ballot Will be
deemed valid if it is received by
the county board of 'elections later
than 10, a.rn. Nov. 16. .!
International ,Film
The Internationale Film Com
mittee will presept the German
'feature "M" at 3, 7 •andi 9 p.m.
today in theHUB assembly halL
Tickets cost 750 cents 'and', are
sale at the HUB desk: •
New College Diner
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"1 see in. the lines a luOy
future. YOur ROTC drill
will be rained out; iciur
will finally pass Gyin; and
you'll have a wonderful
time at this week's
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WED., OCTOBER 10t
Hours:
9:30 A.M
9:00 A.M.
The ÜBA Will Be
Non-Profit
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In Honor of First-College Dean
art ! eleme4tary, indu ial, . music,l
secondary .and continuing educa-1
lion department are located in thei
building. Abram -W. Vandermeer
is dean of ithe College. 1
chambei-s, who headed,the Col
lege of Education until his-retire-1
mept, with emeritus rank in 1937;
died April 16, 1949, at his _State:
College home at ' the age of 82.!
The University's new education
building ? occupied for the first
time this fall, has been named
Chambers Building in honor of
the late Will Chambers, first dean
of the College of Education.
The structure. located on ,the
former Beaver Field, is the, first
unit of an education-psychology
center being constructed by the
General State Authority.
Various administrative offices
of the college and offices of the
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Announ l cing
COLLE6IAN
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