E LAFAYETTEFriday, December 14, 19G2ighorshool Benior.1 morro\v for co-sponsored ficc and the uttee of thelt;mbers of the far a convo-n ic program m. The con-tnlks by I)r. chairman of | nt; Dr. Wil-mnn of the ; and William » of the mole guests at t's basketballN ui ur’inecring stu-inltiated in-a Kappa Nu, ry electrical n.yer ’63, John Hodite '64, »n ’64. l’urk-nth the Eta the outstand-r in his soph-inds for high ourage.s con-i student and il engineers, I A. McGrow organization.Phi Kappa Psi Party To Be On TelevisionA simulated party at Phi Knppa Psi was filmed this week as part of a CBS TV Eyewitness program.The party was held Monday evening, and was filmed by a mobile unit of CBS-TV.Phi Knppa Psi was selected as the site for the party because Paul Winter, leader of the sextet which played at the party, is a former member of Phi Kappa Psi at Northwestern.Winter’s agent phoned Phi Psi about two and one-hnlf weeks ago, and asked if the house would make arrangements for the party. Deun Robert Chase was contacted and ho approved the party.Women From CentenaryCentenary College supplied about thirty women for the party.The party was filmed to illustrate a new type of music: boasa nova. Bona nova is n Brazilian rhythm which sounds like a synthesis of jnzz and the samba.According to Al Griffith, vice-president and social chairman of Phi Kappa Pai, the program will be shown either Friday, December 14, or Friday, December 28, depending upon the outcome of the New York newspaper strike.Griffith said that the network planned to show about four minutes of the party on the program. It’s a very* iffy thing,” he noted. He said the program is to include Bossa Nova music by Winter and Gerry Mulligan.1284 Books Reported Missing From LibraryA total of 1,284 boo ing from the library to Librarian Clvdmgllascldon. Huelden has been soliciting | suggestions from the various aca- . domic departments in an ellort to j alleviate the problem of book loss- j es . Anthony LoGiudice. assistant professor of pyachology. reported Wednesday on several recommendations he has made.Ho said, A rigid rule of iden-1 tiflcntion should be required of all persons. Haselden noted tlmt So far we have been unable to get student assistants to demnndthe identification of all tho leave the library.”A lack of student renpon was cited by LoGiudice attributing factor to the loss 1,284 books in the last threemyon-tilt!nr*.NEWSPAPER VACATIONThe final issue of The Lafayette before Christmas vacation will be published next Tuesday. Between Christmas and the mid-year recess, The Lafayette will publish twice, on Jan. 8 and Jan. 11.Largest complete music store in the areaCENTURY Music House221 Northampton St., EASTON, PA. Phone—BL 3'4310Records Musical Instruments Phonographs Pianos. OrgansLAFAYETTE CLEANERSCATERING TO MEN OF DISTINCTION Charge Accounts Free StoragePlant on premises 517 March St.