—The Dail• Collegian Thursday, October 24, 1974 Casino Night set university park bookstore on campus • university park bookstore on campus • universal park bookstore c • o e DUTCH AUCTION SALE 71 - / _ • = of 7-, _ it ._ k. . . Used Textbooks cr >. ' Zit 0 -.. .1* = Today hardbacks $.50 - o • = . oi o. paperbacks $.15 , 9 Fa is G O a • o . c • - Friday hardbacks . $.25 . 6 ri 7,, i paperbacks $.05 = .• sa -a Jie - 9', a X' a. "' cr s ✓ University Park Bookstore Fr ce .... 7 _I Basement, McAllister Bldg• o o = R • • o stotwoq 4.atil Alsiamun • soduies uo amtsvooq xied AusJeatun • sndwes uo empomoq lied itusieatun ';': . ..etSt-ncl up o,r.:Seri - tor Schvyeitcer The Organization _of Town tomorrow on the ground floor Independent Students will of theflLTl3- give gamblers a chance to A one-dollar admission fee practice their art legitimately will pay for - 20 100-dollar bills and simultaneously help of play money to bet on rou children of low-income lette wheels, number wheels, families. crap tables and poker and Casino Night will be held blackjack hands from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m Paid for by the Committee for Senator Schweiker, At various intervals, prizes will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. The grand prize, a ten-speed bicS7cle, will be saved for last. Profits will go to the day care fund of the Child Development Couqil of Cen tre County. Last year profits amounted to $4OO. . Dap Woodring, coordinator of the county program, said the money will be used "to subsidize children from low income _families whose, in comes are just above the guidelines to receive federal funds.' He said donations are the only aid for families who must sometimes pay al lout $4O each week for day carelservices. The play money also well be used to bid for other prizes during the night. These in clude an oven broiler, a pop corn popper, a basketball, a selection of albums and gift certificates. Local merchants, donated the prizes, which now are—on exhibit in the OTIS display case. Lunch Special Spaghetti . $1 29 The Train Station ; ary Scranton, Chmn.; Richard D. Siegel, Treas IT WASN'T , - EVEN MY . FAULT... Et=l: OONEBBURY Army band to play at 8 The United States Army Field Band and Soldiers' Chorus of Washington, D.C. will present a free concert 8 p.m. tonight in the University Auditorium. The concert is sponsored by the Penn State Blue Band. Known as the "Kings of the Highway," the band travels THE TEACHER THOU6HT WAS TALKING, BUT . WASN'T, AO SHE WOULDN'T BELIEYE ME... • 46,41'ir '4, meri klfAtS AT AL": 60/A46 QV?! • IS IT.. 1 rt - s! INE Chew, HID/ GARDENIA! SIES ARO' *al al! slaw ,sora e - 2 dy. WIN AND / HAD TO WRITE," I WILL NOT TALK IN CLASS ,,, A THOUSAND TIMES, ANO NOW AU. MY FINGERS ME FALLING OFF.. j ( : 2,4 ~ I ' lallinimigl 7 A I:- t-r Illmium ~.c,,,1 11111111111 N - iiiiumelli 111111111111 ..._ In 40,000 1 miles each year, giving 500 performances. As the official touring musical representative of the United States, the band has given free performances in countries all over the world since its formation in 1946. The Field Band is composed of the Army's finest soldier musicians. Many of its members studied at schools of music, and played-mith symphonies and dance orchestras before en tering the service. Maj. Samuel J. Fricano, with 18 years experience in military music, is the commander and conductor of the band. The band's repertoire includes classical, semi -classical, popular selections, choral arrangements, novelty numbers and military music. The chorus of 24 highly trained vocalists, under the direction of Sgt. Maj. Gene Coughlin, presents special arrangements of well-known compositions at each performance. All persons holding tickets for tonight's performance must be at the University Auditorium by 7:45 to be guaranteed a seat. Others who were unable to' obtain free tickets will be ad mitted at that time. SUNDAY WORSHIP Special Celebrations of the Reformation 10 a.m. Eisenhower Chapel 11:45 a.m. Grace Lutheran Church University Lutheran Center 1 p.m. ReformatiOn Day Dinner Jawbone Coffee House All Welcome 5 p.m. Eisenhower Chapel Sponsored by Lutheran Student Parish ENLARGER SALE! ALL BRANDS OVER 40 IN STOCK PRICES START AT $39.95 FREE BOOK & CHEMICALS WITH -- ' ENLARGER PURCHASE - PRICES SO LOW WE CAN'T ADVERTISE MANY OF THEM, SORRY NO PRICES BY PHONE SEE IT ALL AT THE DARKROOM STORE GENERAL PHOTOGRAPHIC 222 S. Allen St. (some quantities limited). POOR SWEET'
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