News Texaco Grunt Grinnell is one of 150 private- Iy»flnanced colleges in the na- tion to again receive an unre- stricted grant tram Texaco, Inc, it has been announced hy President Glenn Leggett. The $1,500 grant tor the 1966- 67 academic year is the filth such stipend awarded to Grin- nell by Texaco under its Aid-ma Education program. Briefs Profs lo Anihro Meel Two members ol the faculty attended the annual meeting ot the American Anthropological Association in Pittsburgh, pa, Nov. 17720. Representing Grinnell were Thomas H. Charlton and Ronald I. Kurlz. both of whom are assistant professors of anthro- pology. THE VARSITY For paperbacks, mag- azines, greeting cards. smoking supplies, to- Itaooo, candy, pop, reo- ords, beer, newspapers and assoried other goodies. SCARLET AND BLACK Fasl Nels $448.80 Fully 880 people have to date agreed to sufler the questionable martyrdom oi abstaining trorn our evening repast tonight. Saga has agreed to pay 51 cents for each student not eating. which will net $448.84) Mr Ward the education of South Sudanese retugees. The hind has also received twenty dol- lars In donations. John de Mabior, who sug- gested the tast, wishes to Ihank all those who win par- licipate tonight and also those who worked in [he in- dividual halls to organize It. Patroniu Our Advertisers Slep Up To JD'S RESTAURANT Elevated—cl 922V) Mali. Grit-hell Friday. November 25. [955 Two Pioneers Get All-Conference The Pioneer football team placed two men on the second team all-conierence squad that was announced this week. On the oflensive team was junior *hallback Jon Buswell and on the deiensive team was junior tackle Ken Augustine. The first and second teams weie dominated by players trorn conterence trlrchampione Ripon, Lawrence, and st. Olaf. Ripon had seven men on the first team offensive and defen- sive teams While St. Dial and Lawrence had live each. Coach Edd Bowers ot the Pio- neers noted that there were many highequality players in the conference this year and so was not surprised when only two _® Pioneers made the elite teams. He added that there was an extra number of good backfield men, : “With only a 245 record and no real outstanding player we expected this," he concluded, Coach Bower also had some complimentary words tar his team with regard to their per- formances In the last two games. “Fnr [he first time in the year we were able to come up with the big plays," he noted. “Alter six straight losses and many injuries. the team re- fused to throw in the towel." Bowers did express disap< poiniment that the Pioneers could not win for the home tans. He was very pleased with the Way the students continued to support the team even atier several losses, and concluded they should have been treated to some winning football. Luce Makes Tech Ralph E. Luce, Jr., sergeant major oi Air Force ROTC De oachment 255 at Grinnell Col- lege, has been selected tor pro- motion to the rank or technical sergeant. HANSEN’S DANISH MAID BAKERY DISCOUNT CENTER BORN HUSKER S LOTION 52¢ ADORN HAIR SPRAY Reg. 8r Hurd-lo-Hold 52.25 Value $121 Sloppolle Deodorant Aerosol We Value 57¢ SCOPE Mouth Wash $1.21 Value 67¢ ADULTON Cough Syrup $1.49 Value 83¢ DISH CLOTHS PERSONNA WHERE YOU NEVER PAY RETAIL! EVERY DAYeDISCOUNT PRICES SAVE YOU MORE Inieuion Blades 1': 52¢ 20: Value 11¢ FIRST QUALITY MEN’S SOOKS Full Cushion 3 Pairs $1.15 Value 87‘ 816 5th Ave. Ilrinnell. Iowa CODE TO Hair Dressing 37¢ BRECK a 0;. dog. or Dry 52¢ STORE HOURS: 1 «.mt to Y pm. Friday 9 l.lll. to l pm. Mon.. 'l'ueo.I Welt. Thom. Sal. GLEEM Family Toothpast- 53¢ BUFFERIN 33¢ SPANISH PEANUTS Vroornanusn SPEGIIIL 9d GRUEN TT-IEWEL WATCHES ‘18“