October 29, 1951 POST SCRIPT Page Three

OUTING CLUBThe Outing Ciub has already

sponsored a num ber of activities, notably the annual trip to the Lake George Intercollegiate O uting Club Weekend, an all day canoe trip, and a Hallowe’en Dance, “Which Is W itch ?” P lans are in the m ak­ing for a busy fall and w inter.

Newly - elected P resident Dick Bruce has arranged an in teresting and diversified program fo r the club meetings. Films and Speakers are being engaged to m ake each program in teresting and education­al. A film on A rchery and in struc­tion in the use of bow and arrow was shown a t the Oct. 8th m eeting, and the Nov. 5th m eeting will fea­tu re a film on big gam e hun ting in N orth America, in keeping w ith the season.

Monday, Nov. 19th, will be m ain­ly devoted to w inter Carnival Com­m ittee organization w ith a film on the D arthm outh W inter Carnival.

The O.C. Ski Shop, under Jam es G ragg’s m anagership is operating on a posted schedule. M embership in the club (one dollar) will perm it you to purchase ski equipm ent there a t a g rea t saving.

Outing Club officers are as fol­lows :P re s id e n t____________ Dick BruceV ice-P resid en t_______Fred L ittleS e c r e ta r y ___________ Don CulverT re a s u re r ------------- Ray Peterson

D. COHEN & SONS, Inc.Plumbers, Steamfitters, Builders

T elephones 895 — 894

Saranac Lake, N. Y.

Northland Motors Chevrolet-O ldsm obile-Cadillac

Service133-135 Broadway Tel. 585

Saranac Lake, N. Y.

Saranac Lake Hardware Plumbing and H eatingM etered Gas Service

Phone 85 33 Main St.

H e a d q u a r te r s fo rCOLLEGE CLOTHING

T. F. FINNIGAN, Inc.78 Main S treet

HOTEL SARANAC100 Rooms 100 Baths

GRILL O PEN T O M ID N IG H T

WHO’S WHO?We are fo rtuna te to have w ith

us this year, Mr. Kobert Tyldesley, who will teach accounting and Business Law. He received hisB.B.A. degree from Clarkson Col­lege in 1950. D uring his college career, Mr. Tyldesley took p a rt in various ex tra-curricu lar activities. He was secretary of the Drama- techers, vice-president of the ac­counting club and a member of Sigma Delta F ra tern ity .

Since his g raduation he has been employed as an accountant for the St. Regis P aper Company of New York. He also served in the U.S. Navy on a patro l c ra ft doing air- sea rescue work in the M ariana Is­lands.

We hope he will enjoy his work here.

ATLANTIC GAS

HALL & FARQUHARLubrication - Washing - Polishing Tires - B atteries - Accessories96 Broadway Saranac Lake, N. Y.

Compliments of

MEYER’S DRUGS

Smith & Blumenthal96 Main St., O pp. Hotel Saranac

S a r a n a c L a k e , N. Y.S. W . Smith V. C. Blum enthal Optom etrist W atchm aker

Phone 696

SA R A N A C LAKE BOWLING ACADEMY Open Alley Sat. and Sim.8 Bloom ingdale A ve Tel. 848

POST OFFICE PH A R M A C YC a r l B e v i l a c q u a , Prop.

— Phones 1209 - 1210—

52 Main Street Saranac Lake

The King Sport ShopPHONE 88-J

43 Broadway Saranac Lake, N. Y.

Katherine Horton Says: May I Serve you with Corsages for your dances, flowers for your dinner, wedding, banquetsHO RTO N’S GREENHOUSES

1951 St. Regian Again Awarded First Place

F or the th ird consecutive year, the ST. REGIAN has been aw arded a f irs t place ra ting in its class by the Columbia Scholastic P ress A s­sociation, according to inform ation ju st received by Mrs. Collins, y ea r­book Co-Ordinator.

The CSPA each year judges s tu ­dent publications from all over the United States, Alaska, Hawaii, P uerto Rico, Canada and the Phili- pine Islands. Each phase in the production of the annual is an ­alysed and ra tings are based upon the yearbook fundam entals set up by the CSPA. Congratulations to the students who worked m any long hours to produce another annual th a t w as a credit to Paul Sm ith’s College. Co-editors of the 1951 St. Regian were M artha Bedeil and Ruth W eston; Dick Koeritz was A rt Editor, M artin Maloney, Photo­g raphy Editor, Earl Stacy, L ite rary Editor, and John Stocking was Business M anager. Miss Crawford, Mr. Valenti, and Mr. Twombly acted as advisors.

Snack Bar To Be Set Up in Recreation Hali

The Snack Bar is being moved to the recreation hall under the su­pervision of Mr. E iss’ Physical Science class. The form er location will be used as a foods laboratory for the Resort M anagement De­partm ent.

The class will handle the general construction and decorating of the bar. A new counter is being built and the room will be finished in knotty pine. Plans to install tables and a indirect lighting system have been made.

I t has been decided to change the form er name, “Sioop-shoot” to som ething more appropriate.

The com m ittee in charge, Don Clukies, Bob Thomas, Joe K ro­china, H arry Bellows and Don Trom blay would like to receive sug­gestions fo r a new name.

CLINTON J. AYRES. Inc.

Real Estate and Insurance

44 Main St.— Phone 1200

E. L. FINNEGAN’SPhone 394

Shoe and Clothing Store90 M ain St. O pp. Hotel Saranac

PSC SPORTS O U T L O O KP aul Sm ith’s again faces an up­

hill battle to gain recognition as a small but potential power in the Junior College Sport circle.

To you new students uninform ed of the ath letic s tren g th of Paul Sm ith’s Coliege, m ay I rem ind you th a t our basketball team w as one of the top Junior College team s in the E ast w ith a record of 17 wins and 1 defeat, and th a t ou r ski team distinguished itself by w inning tw enty trophies and 15 medals.

Since basketball will be in the spot light in a few weeks, I ’ll try to give a picture of our possibilities for the forthcom ing season.

Coach Ken Tobey’s m en face a12 gam e schedule. A fter looking down the list I find 5 gam es on our own hardwood and 7 on the road. To those who know the sport and who are aw are of the advan tage of playing a t home, it is obvious th a t the going will be rough, w ithout even glancing a t the s tren g th of the opposition. We open w ith U ti­ca Tech (home) December 1; Gen­eseo S ta te Teachers (hom e) De­cember 7; Middlebury (aw ay) De­cember 8; Potsdam S ta te Teachers (aw ay) December 13; Potsdam S tate Teachers (home) Jan u ary 17; U tica Tech (aw ay) Ja n u a ry 30; Middlebury (home) F eb ruary 4; Geneseo S tate Teachers (aw ay) F ebruary 7; Rochester T e c h (aw ay) February 8; O ttaw a U ni­versity (aw ay) F ebruary 13; Can­ton Aggies (home) F eb ru ary 21; Canton Aggies (away) Feb. 27.

A fter giving you a resum e of the gam es to be played let us discuss the potential s treng th of th is y ea r’s team. A fter losing six of la s t year’s squad, the Paul S m ith ’s five13 faced w ith the problem of living up to the very fine record m ain­tained by the 1950 quintet. Re­turning for their last year a t P.S.C. will be such outstanding p layers as Holcombe, Deianey, Donchey, G ard­ner and Corl.

As fa r as I can see, Coach Tobey will find it tough to cut down the squad. Considering the num ber of excellent prospects out for the team, it looks like a successful year.

Coach Tobey is planning m any in tram ural activities, but the vital problem is th a t of student interest. W ithout the co-operation of the student body it will be impossible to plan such activities. To s ta r t the ball rolling, each dorm, or in­dividual group shou.d en ter team s in the proposed in tram ura l basket­ball league. Hand in the ro ster of your team s to Coach Tobey as soon as possible!

ONE MINUTE LUNCH49-51 Broadway Phone 628Opposite Post Office — Saranac Lake Special - Steak - Chicken - Trout Dinners