Since admission to the Beta Sigma Phi baby beauty contest is limited to the seating capacity of the Hotel Clovis ballroom, said Mrs. Fred Johnston, chairman of arrangements, the public is advised to purchase their tickets early for the revue which will be held Sune, day, N. 7, at 4 op. om Admission tickets are on sale by Heta Sliema Phi members and are 50 rents for adults and 25 cents for children. Trophies which will be presented to the winners are on dislay in the windows of the Sut ter and Holmberg jewelry shops. Although a number of children have already been entered in the contest, it is not too late to enter your child, said Mrs. Johnston. Entry blanks may be obtained at Dillon's or Children's Vogue and the entrance fee is $2. Deadline has been set for Tuesday, Nov. 2. * A few of the kiddies entered in the contesis are: four year old Patricia Gail Combs, two year old Calluya Ann Roberts, three year old Becky Jean Gressett, 15 months old Joann KB. Gressett, four year old Don Compton, 23 months old Suzette Cheney, 10 months old Darrell Burden, Robert Alen Mc Gough, 10 months old Jan Gar rison, nine months old Dick John ston, 19 months old Randy Foster and fourteen months old Carol Ann Krattiger. Posters advertising the bap= beauty contest which are on dis play in various shop windows were made by Mrs. W. B. Kenne dlys' art students at the East and West Side schools. Children entered In the contest should be brought to Hotel Clovis at 330 am. next Sunday so they can be lined up according to age, groups fit the reveue, which will be in promptly at 4 p.m. All children in Curry eaugnty be tween the ages of six months and Tie cars, are elable to enter the baby contest, which will be judged by dipartial out of Gawn judges.