PAGE FOUR FOLLOW THE COMPASS TO THE NORTH HALLS RECORD HOP ♦SPECIAL ATTRACTION: The Norsemen 8-12 FRIDAY Warnock Lounge Admission 25e I JODON'S STABLES located one mile north of campus— Lions Crippled for Pitt A popular hangout for most Penn State football players these days is the training room. The crippled and battered Lions, who face Pitt in an important grid battle Saturday in Pittsburgh, added four more names to the treatment list after yesterday’s practice. Fullbacks Ed Stuckrath and Dave McNaughton and tackles John Deibert and John Simko all required attention of some sort after drills in which the Lions sharpened .their offensive blocking. “We can’t even keep our boys from getting hurt in practices,” Rip Engle said after the work out in which the Nittanies stressed their running game. “It - BICYCLE - PARTS REPAIRS • ACCESSORIES Western Auto 112 S. FRAZIER ST. 1964 VW'S $1722 Delivered In State College PRICE INCLUDES . . . •Windshield Washers • Leatherette interior • Safety Belts • Undercoating Storch Motor Company Authorized Volkswagen Dealer 1500 N. Atherton St. AD 8-1500 EUTAW HOUSE has Excellent Foods and Beverages for BANQUETS and GROUP DINNERS Planvto have your party in this restaurant of country atmosphere, Phone the EUTAW HOUSE at EM 4-1039 announces their new RIDING SCHOOL in their new Indoor Rink beginning Nov. 25 Phone AD 7-4364 | iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^. has been one thing after an other.” Tackles Harrison Rosdahl, Terry Monaghan and Gary Eberle are already scratched for the contest and there is a good chance that tackle Joe Bellas will see only limited action. This will mean that Engle will be forced to go with Sandy Buchan, Simko, Deibert, Joe Vierzbicki and Don Steinbacher at tackles. And of the group, not one has had a vast amount of varsity game experience. Simko arid Buchan were used sparingly last year, while Vierz bicki and Steinbacher are sopho mores. Deibert, who still is on the doubtful list, started playing regularly midway through the season after injuries depleted the corps. “You have to hand it to these boys,” Engle said pointing to his tackles. “They have stepped in there and have done a won derful job. I’m real proud of them.” Engle summed up his tackle situation in a joking manner when asked about it by a writer. “We had no tackles at the beginning of the season and now we have three less,” Engle'said. “But our boys have given every thing we’ve asked of them.” Meanwhile, the Panthers ap pear to be in top shape for the clash. Except for minor bumps and bruises the squad is physi cally fit according to the Pitt coaching staff. Lion assistant football coach Joe McMullen who scouted Pitt said the Panthers good fortune of not having a starter miss a game all season has been instru mental in their fine record. Tureil Tennis Winner Russ Turell of Phi Sigma Delta won the Fraternity ten nis singles title recently beat ing Gene Spector of Beta Sig ma Rho, 2-6, 7-5, 6-3. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE TEA For girls interested in international affairs TODAY - 2:30-4:00 p.m. Simmons Lounge COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE POLAROID LAND CAMERA, Model 150, Wink-Light Model 250, Photo Electric Shutter— s44o. For further Information call FL 9-2358. 1961 FALCON Deluxe, standard, radio, heater. Excellent condition. Consider trade. AD 8-1620. ITHACA 12-gauge pump shot-gun. Good condition. Must sell. Call Gene UN 5-7932. TWO RESERVED seat tickets for Pitt game. Call Dave UN 5-6229. DAVENPORTS, overstuffed chairs, break fast sets, single or double beds, chest of drawers, dressers, tables and desks. HOY'S USED FURNITURE, just off Mountain St., Lemont. AD 8-0420. Open 6-9 p.m. 1956 PONTIAC Convertible, new top, clean, dark red, excellent condition, full power. Must sell. Call Paul Maffei, HO 6-6782, after 5 p.m. AD 8-9567. TWO TICKETS for the Pitt game, 35-yard line. Will sacrifice, Dan AD 8-9847. EDELWEISS STRETCH Ski Pants, size 36, black, worn once. Call Tony after 7:00 at AD 7-2545. KODAK RETINA Ifl-S, 1.9 lens, leather case. Less than half price. Also Norelco Razor with floating heads. AD 8-8078. 1957 SCOOTER, electric starter, 4-speed, 12 h.p. Must sell. Call John after 7 p.m. AD 7-7853. TWO TICKETS for Pitt game. Call Larry Barnhart AD 7-2159. 1960 MGA, sacrifice 5990.00. Call UN 5- 5117. YOU DON'T WANT this car! '57 Chevy Bel Air, 1-owner. Call Sheldon HO 6- 6532, 7-10 p.m. 1961 AUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite. Has new side curtains (double slide panel type), new radio, custom fiber-glass hood, soft top, Tomeau, heater, and many extras. Asking price SI 125.00. Call AD 7-7611 extension 470 or EM 4-1034 after 5:00 p.m. FOR RENT DOUBLE ROOM beginning winter term. 249 S. Pugh St. 3-MAN APARTMENT on S. Pugh. Avail able winter term. Call after 12 noon AD 8-2978. COUNTRY HOME on Branch Road—two rooms with private bath—two night weekend stay for four people. AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4850, ask for Homer. ' LOST 1963 PENN STATE Class Ring with initials C.P.A.R. Reward. Call Chuck, UN 5-4187. 1 LOST: GREEN JACKET, Phi'Epsilon Pi Sat. night. I have yours. Shelly UN 5-6618. GREEN, FUZZY SCARF at Holy Cross game. Have matching mittens. Will ne gotiate. Ellie, UN 5-8124. ONE CER. T. 415 Notebook in HUB, Nov. 4. Please return. Reward. Call AD 8-3233. BLUE SKI JACKET and gloves; lost in Warnock Hall Thursday. Call Larry, UN 5-2469. Reward. A BOOK of American Express Traveler's Checks No. 951 - No. 960 and a sum of cash. Frances Manana AD 8-9327. NAVY BLUE Convoy Coat, plaid lining, at West Halls. Call Walt UN 5-8270. ZIPPO LIGHTER: in Rec Hall. Engraved with linked BG. Sentimental value. Call Bruce Gregory, AD 8-9067. NAVY BLUE DUFFER with Hood and gloves in pocket, Friday night, West Halls. It's cold!! Denny AD 7-4361. LOST AT Phi Gam one Ladies' Tan Lon don Fog Trench Coat. Reward. Call Larry AD 7-7683. GOLD CLASS RING lost. Finder please call Ken UN 5-3727. Reward. FOUNT) TIMEX WATCH with Silver Expandable Band in Pollock Area. Call Bill AD 8- 9738. NOTICE WILL THE PITT BIRD LIVE? NORTH CAROLINA Seminar applications due at Wesley Foundation desk this Sun day Nov. 24. SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: The Sting Rays are I looking for Penn State bookings. Ex rerienced Jammy Combo. Have per formed in Williamsport area. Call UN 15-7619, after 5:00 p.m. AD 7-4315. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, .UNIVERSITY* PARK, PENNSYLVANIA Red Doggers Win Independent football cham pions, the Red Doggers de feated Lackawanna House, Dormitory champions, 14-3, last night at the Beaver Sta dium IM Fields. Dave Lieb and Gary Young caught touchdown passes from Shelly Kaufer for the scores. They were for 55 and 45 yards respectively. RIDE WANTED RIDE WANTED to Pitt on Friday, Nov. 22 after 2:00 p.m. Return Sunday. Neil, UN 5-3860. TYPING WANTED TYPING—Any kind, for experienced typist. Electric IBM Executive. Call AD 7-7730 after 5:30. TYPING WANTED: All forms of typing. Fast, accurate, economical. Call AD 8- 3309. TYPING AND Printing of thesis and reports. Call Rose, AD 7-7055. TYPING SERVICE. Fast, Accurate, Rea sonable. For your manuscripts, thesis and term papers call AD 8-0468 now. TYPING WANTED. Theses, term papers, etc. Multilith experience. IBM electric. Call AD 7-7719. FAST, ACCURATE TYPING Service. Call AD 8-0797 between 6 and 10 p.m. • EXPERIENCED Secretary offers neat, accurate, fast typing service. Low rates. AD 8-8252. """wanted""" """ WANTED: ONE WAITER and one pot washer. Call Dave Curry/ Pht Kappa Sigma AD 8-9382. SNOW SCULPTURES for the Alpha Phi Omega Snow Sculpturing Contest In the Winter Term. WALE STUDENT to share furnished apartment in Houserville. Winter term. Must have car. AD 8-2233 after 6 p.m. GOOD QUALITY SKIS/ 6'9" or 7'o" with or without .bindings. Ski boots, size 9V2 wide.' Call UN 5-6494. WANTED: 2 boys work meals in kitchen. Call Charles AD 8-1612. ROOMMATE beginning winter term, 1321/2 So. Pugh. AD 8-6494. RIDERS TO Florida, December 7 to December 11. Contact Eric, AD 8-3021. ROOMMATE WANTED for twe-man apartment, one block off- campus. AD 8- 3729 after 10:30 p.m. PIANIST FOR Dance Classes. Work in State College. Mrs. Schlumpf, AD 8-3535. RELIABLE GIRL with transportation who loves children for house care. Morn ings. AD 8-3535. MISCELLANEOUS SEE THE GREAT Japanese Film "Rasho- Mon," Sunday, Nov. 24, 121 Sparks. FREE. CABIN PARTY-Fri., Nov. 22, 8-12:00 at Waffs Lodge. Cars leaving Presby terian University Center, 132 W. Beaver —7:30 p.m. SPECIAL Thursday Night at La Galleria —Spaghetti with Meat Sauce 99c. LADIES SKIRTS shortened and length ened, coals shortened, zipper repairs, pressing while you waif. Open 9 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Hur's Tailor Shop, rear 143 E. Coliege Aye. UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE ... The Hy Tones are not booked this weekend. For bookings': Henry Yeager, EL 5-2042. HAVE YOU TRIED Hi-Way Pizza yet? FOR HIRSUITE resplendence, place your dependence on fhe barber feller in Penn Whelan's cellar. PENN STATE OUTING CLUB CANOE TRIP, Susquehanna, Lock Haven to Jersey Shore. Leave 9:00 a.m. Rec Hall. Sign up at HUB desk. ROCK CLIMBING at Huntingdon. Al so demonstration of Tension Climbing. Slgn-up sheet HUB desk. Meet Sun day, Rec' Hall, at 9:30 a.m, with 50 cents. Lunch provided. The Kletter schuhes we ordered have arrived. HIKE on Bald Eagle Ridge, Sunday, Nov. 24. Meet at Rec Hall 9:30 a.m. Sign up at HUB desk. CABIN & TRAIL Division Meeting— Tues., . ov. 26, 7:00 p.m. in 306 Boucke. Information about and or ganization of Shenandoah Camping Trip, Dec. 13-16. All welcome. RED HOUSE SKI TRIP. Meeting In 217 Willard at 7:00 p.m. Tonight, GARY KlfN IGENSMITH Track Meeting All varsity and freshman track team members and prospective candidates are urged to attend an important meeting at 6:30 tonight in 114 Rec Hall. Featuring folksinging j Saturday night with c o, Sandy Hershman 0 t» / Open this weekend O 8:00 p.m. to 12:30 ■\v iv e <y • 415 E. Foster Ave. g> C C (South of South Halls) . ® International Films Committee 1 presents j "WILD STRAWBERRIES" Dir. INGMAR BERGMAN . ) with VICTOR SJOSTROM ( THURSDAY 3,7, and 9 P.M. HUB ASSEMBLY ROOM TICKETS AT HUB DESK 50<r } | PHI SIGMA KAPPA j j takes pleasure in announcing | | their new brothers | I JOE BURT JOHN SPAULDING I 1 SCOTT CALAHAN CHARLIE PREECE I j STEVE REDBURN JOE AITA ( 1 J EFF McFarland | | LENPASQUINI GEOF GATES j mvim«h ANNOUNCES Combined TRY-OUTS for Winter Productions "DINNY & THE WITCHES" and "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM" CREW SIGN-UPS AVAILABLE DATE: 24-25 NOVEMBER (SUNDAY AND MONDAY) ‘ v PLACE: THE PAVILION THEATRE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Sunday night See —- Academy Award Winner RASHO-MON directed by: Akira Kurosawa 121 Sparks Building 7 and 9 P.M. y/oef Corornitte o*l P flairs Harriers Fail To Qualify for NCAA's By LINDA PAVIAN As it turns out, the Penn State cross-country team fin ished its season last Monday after placing sixth in the IC4A championships held in New York City. The Lion squad will not make the trip to East Lansing, Mich., for the Nationals be cause of an unofficial agree ment among athletic directors that only the first five teams and top 15 runners in the IC’s would participate in the NCAA event. Coach John Lucas said h'e was naturally quite disappoint ed that the team will be un able to go but the agreement is a fair one. “With the event getting big ger and bigger each year we need more restrictions,” Lucas said. “After all, it is the cham pionships and this is supposed to mean that the finest indi viduals and teams in the coun try participate.” Hi-way '"shoppe 111 Hiesler SI. Across from Atherton Hall NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU THE FINEST ITALIAN STYLE PIZZA MADE FRESH DAILY © 15c per cut or Two cuts for a Quarter © CHEESE and PEPPERONI on ALL CUTS Open 4 p.m. fill ? Phone AD 8-9451 The Right Price, Quality .and, Service W™*. The Nittany coach said the boys ‘ didn’t quite understand about the ruling and were also disappointed. “We will just have to set our goals to finish in the top five next' year,” Lu cas said. "This will be a good incentive.” ' In other cross country news, the newly formed Nittany Lion Track and Field Club placed first in the Western Pennsyl vania Cross-County Champion ships held last Saturday at Grove City. The local squad beat teams from Slippery Rock, Grove City and Thiel Colleges. Elev en harriers made the trip. A 25-year-old Doctoral can didate from Pitt, Mike Foulds NEW COLLEGE DINER' . Downtown Between the Movies ALWAYS OPEt>i , ■ 1 TONITE 7:00-9:00 "DIVORCE ITALIAN STYLE" • Begins TOMORROW • SHOCK CORRIDOR OPENS THE DOOR TO SIGHTS YOU’VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE! Victim of a Wild § The Hallucination ...That \ Strip THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1963 won the individual title while Steve Gentry, the amazing State College High School jun ior finished second. This new athletic organiza tion is open to any amateur student athlete interested in track and field. I NOW SHOWING j I 1:50-3:40-5:30-7:20-9:00 | FUN FOR EVERYONE!' | JwsSßWaßf Sawea DEE Broadwa’ ***** MmhS ‘ ' DeLuxe -W -M [Pjohh »»« MrfilVPr ik wt b PHOEBE |V|COIVBI wHENRYEPKRON fwjcowt.nir . w;*r f tarytoSIfH : :NjNNALLYJoHNSOn CinsmaScopE Coining WEDNESDAY John Maureen WAYNE O’HARA “McCUNTOOK” A Man Trapped in the Ward Of Love-Maddened
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