Ina". Nev-Mb n. ma For School or Typewriter Supplies Grinnell Office Supply Across from ihe Postotiico GRINNELL. IOWA A state-wide folk-dance festival will be held at Grinnell Sunday afternoon in Darby gymnasium. Folk-dance clllbs from lSU, SUI, Cedar Falls, Grandview and Par— sons college will definitely be rep- resented, and letters or invitation have been sent to all of the col— leges in Iowa. The festival will begin with a workshop session tron-i 12:00 to 2:00. during which each group will teach a dance. After a break for bag lunches and lemonade, there will be free dancing until about 5:00. Forum Holiday Hours The College Forum will be open Thanksglvmg Day from 3 pm. until midnight. The For- um Grill will open on that day at 5 p.m. COLLUM’S This is a snow lire! You'll need rhem soon t HEY YOU! Stop In At Wards Calalog Store 48 Hour Service 236-6101 aiao's PIZZA CARRY-OUTS and FREE DELIVERY PHONE 236-6334 or 236-7205 PIZZA CHEESE ONION DENO'S SPECIAL SAUSAGE BEEF PEPPERONI BACON HOUSE SPECIAL FRIDAY SPECIAL GREEN PEPPER 12" Small 51.05 1.15 1.55 1.30 1.55 1.55 1.30 1.10 1.60 1.55 H" Large $1.70 1.75 2.35 2.10 2.35 2.35 2.10 3.25 2.40 2.35 ' SCARLET AND ILACK Folk Dancers Sponsor Slale Festival Any Grinnell student or facility member is invited to come, wheth- er to watch or dance. The festival is being sponsored by the Grinnell Folk Dance Club, which numbers about 40 members this year. Weekend Activities-— Gonoerl, Dance. Films Weekend social events kickoff tonight quietly in Roberts Theatre with a concert at 8 pm. by the college orchestra and Donald Mc- Call, Violincello. Selections for the evening include Mozan. Haydn, Handel, Sacco. and. Crestan. Scheduled Inr Saturday is the Carleton football game at 1:30 in Ward Field. Saturday evening ac- tivities feature nm'th campus house parties, the movies “Damn the Defiant" and “The Tell Tale Heart" at a p.m. in ARH auditor- ium, and a rock and roll party in the North Lounge of the Forum at 9:30 pm. The dance will have music by Jimmy' Kay and the Coachmen. Saturday's movie and cartoon will be shown again Sunday at 9:30p.m. hu- 5 re» Freshman Grid Team Shows Potential For Future Years By DAVID SKINNER This 1965 Grinnell freshman football team should provide a fine nucleus to replace the ll graduating seniors from this year's varsity, according to fresh- man coach John Pfitsch. He sees them as doing better than replac- ing the current senior crop, by potentially raising a shade the quality or the varsity team. The freshmen finished with a l-l WC- am this season, The potential of the 13 firsHeam treshman gridders is better than average ior a Grinnell firstayear squad, and at least three others should be able to achieve varsity caliber with experience. The male jar problem is size, for the entire team is quite small. Backs Tom Lower. Dun Krait— sik. and Roger Bryant, and tackle Bob Lillis are the men with the greatest potential, but they are backed up by an extremely tal- ented learn oi varsity candidates. The guards, ends. and center are or an equal caliber. All are COMPLETE RECORD DEPT. ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES 33.93 ””5 Only $3.17 good players, but are questionable because or their lack of size. At tackle are Bob Campbell (175 lbs.) and Lillis (190 lbs.). Both have adequate size and will surely play next season: Campbell is quite rugged, and Lillis is smart, a good hitter, tough, and agile. Ptitsch calls Llllls ”one of the best. linemen I have ever seen on a Grinnell freshman team. He should be an outstanding Midwest Conference rootbell player. Llllis will probably be converted into a guard next year. Five members of the freshman backfield should play varsity ball. The quarterback is 6' 3” Lower. the biggest regular on the trash squad. Lower was a standout on oriense and detense, and may de< velop into an outstanding varsity player. He is an average passer, a better-than-average runner. and a good signal caller. Fullback Bryant. a leapuunder, is a good runner and blocker. He was also an exceptional linebacker on de tense. Kraitsik, a 6' Z” halfback. was an all—around star periormer. He was a good runner, blocker. and pass receiver, and was a line defensive halfback as well. 160 ll). halthack Pat Cavanaugh is very quick. a good blocker and receiv~ er. and a flue tackler on defense. WRA Team Wins One Over Parsons The writ field hockey tourney held last weekend at Ames saw Gl'innell Win 371 over Parsons while losing to Graceland and the State College of Iowa. Tournament winner was playday host Iowa State. The action last weekend ended the season with a lhreen’lil'l two»loss record. 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