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For Sale
Thoreus TDI6O turntable
with Stanton 681 EE cartridge
$230.00. Sanyo auto reverse
car cassette tape player plus
extra for parts $BO.OO.
Homemade speakers. Will
handle 60 w/rms. Includes
LCR crossover, Phillips
Dome, Midrange Phillips
Dome, Tweeter, 12 inch
UTAH woofer. Well built
$280.00. Call Dave
Cresswell 944-0621.
Wheels, excellent condi
tion. Call 787-7739 week
days. Asking $30.00.
Harmon-Kardon stereo
components, Garrard turn
table, FM receiver, two H.-K.
speakers. Just given
complete overhaul, new
needle all functions checked
and like new. Great sound.
Automatic power-off. Jacks
for earphones and two
speaker systems. All for
$135. Call Stan at 534-1894.
Nikon F 2 photomatic
standard F 2 lens (50mm) and
35mm 2.8 wide angle. Like
new. Call 566-8568 between'
4-6:00 p.m. Ask for Pat.
One pair E7B-14 snow
tires mounted on Chevrolet
wheels, excellent condition.
Call 787-7739 weekdays.
Asking $30.00.
Zenith 19” black and
white portable T.V. 1 year
old paid $l5O asking $B5.
See Dave Room 219 Church
Ha\\ or phone 944-9220.
1970 Mercury Cougar
351-2 blue. Body in good Sears Kenmore portable
condition. Motor fair. Four washer and dryer. IV2 years
new E-78-14 tires. Two snow old. Call 944-0300. Portable
tires. One new. Best offer, television stand on wheels
Call after 9:00 p.m. 944-3189 $4.00. Call 944-0300.
SINO
IGHT
MARCH 2,1976 8-1
Student Center
4 gets you 40,000 worth of playing money
10* for additional 4,000
67 Buick Skylark con
vertible, automatic trans
mission, power steering,
power brakes. Two snow
tires included. Good
condition. Call Alfredo after
10 P.M. 944-0555.
Queen size water bed
includes mattress, liner,
heater, frame. Used only two
terms. $75.00. Must sell.
Call 944-6832.
Four S.S. Cragar Mags
for sale or trade for Chrome
reverse, 14 in., to fit GM
cars. Call Jensen at
944-0355.
Calculators. TI-SR-50
One year old. $65. XAM-899
with full function including
trig, inverse trig, e-x, natural
log, log base 10, square
root, memory, memory
exchange, memory add,
display recall, constant,
operator function, Pi, 1/x,
x—y, power function charg
er. $5O. Call Phil Murphy at
944-4393.
Man’s 26” and Woman’s
24” 10-speed bike. Excellent
condition. Best offer. Call
944-2491 after 5:30 p.m. or
anytime during weekends.
Two brand new Kelly-
Springfield 4-Ply polyester
snow tires. C-78X13” white
walls. Asking $50.00. Call
944-1847 after 7:00 p.m.
weekdays. Anytime week
ends.
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One Ludwig field or
parade type drum in excel
lent condition, along with a
Ludwig carrying case, stand,
parade strap, brush-type
sticks and three Hickory
sticks for $60.00. See Dave
Room 219 Church Hall or
phone 944-9220.
SR-51 w/case charger
$lOO.OO. Mayfair 5-string
bluegrass banjo new $lOO. -
Skis 180 mm w/bindings,
boots, poles $150.00. All
items in excellent condition.
Call Larry between 3 p.m.
and 6 p.m., 234-0673.
Wanted
University Park female
needs accomodations while
student teaching at Middle
town High. March 15-May
30. Contact Bill-204 Wris
berg. 944-9277.
Riders wanted every Fri
day to Pittsburgh. Contact
Tom, 130 Church Hall.
Typing. Loyv rates. 944-
0300.
Texas instrument SRIO or
SRII calculator. Call
William Lupton, 944-0689
Personal
Two nice looking guys' to
accompany two chicks on
lots of fun times. Anyone
interested be at the round
table Monday after fourth. If
you’re married or already
have a girlfriend don’t
bother.
Would the person who
ripped off the bus. law text
during the fall term please
leave it atop the boxes in
W-110. It was a borrowed
book! Impoverished bor
rower.
Students Critique
Reader Article
From Pag* 1
racial relations are fairly
good on this campus, and
everyone should realize there
is no way to avoid some
hassles.” (name withheld by
request.)
“I feel a lot of incidents
between blacks and whites,
as reported in the paper,
might not have been racial
incidents but just differ
ences of opinion. I think
people base their racial
disagreements on stereo
types instead of taking the
time to see what the
individuals are like and what
type of personality they
have.” (name withheld by
request.)
“I thought it was
publicity seeking for a
headline. They made a
mountain out of a molehill.
The basketball game wasn’t
relevant and shouldn’t have
been reported in that
context. Each person, indi
vidually, must fight the
racial problem, and this is
the only way the racial
problem can be solved.”
(Gordon Jackson, Bth term,
psych-soc.)
“I found it (racial article)
enlightening about a situ
ation that I didn’t know was
occurring. It brought the
issues out front.” (Annelle
Harris, Bth term, elementary
education)
“I didn’t think the article
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ers?
Come and join Business
and Professionals for Young
Adults.
Meets Tuesday evenings
at Market Square Presby
terian Church, Hbg.
Activities: square danc
ing, bowling,roller skating,
etc.
For more information call
732-9802.
Breakfast special offered 11
Start your day with a "Breakfast Special"
from Vendorville! One of the following
specials will be served each day until
11 a.m.
French toast
syrup
coffee or tea
Fried eggs
toast
coffee or tea
Hot Cakes
syrup
coffee or tea
Waffles
syrup
coffee or tea
EXTRA- Home Fries 25$ Juice 25$
was forceful enough. It
didn’t reach the underlying
symptoms of racism on
campus. It should have been
more deeply researched. I
think an investigation should
be made to determine why
we have racism on campus. I
think blacks and whites
should be required to take
the “race and racism” course
offered here. It would be a
step in the right direction.”
(Jimmy Perkins, Bth term,
bus. adm..)
More
Engineers
Needed
Unless colleges and uni
versities graduate a lot more
engineers than they do now,
the United States can’t
become “energy indepen
dent,” predicts the dean of
the College of Engineering at
The Pennsylvania State
University.
“For example, to meet
current demands, universi
ties should be graduating 35
to 50 percent more nuclear
engineers than they are,”
says Dr. Nunzio J. Palladino,
who is himself a nuclear
engineer.
Dean Palladino points to a
recent study by the National
Planning Association of the
National Science Found
ation which concludes that if
the United States is to
reduce its dependence on
foreign energy sources at
anticipated levels, the em
ployment of engineers In the
domestic energy industry
may have to double within
the next decade.
The biggest Increase in
demand for engineers by
1985, says Dean Palladino,
will be in the fields of
nuclear and mining engi
neering, followed by electri
cal, chemical and mechani
cal engineering.
The National Planning
Association report says that
141,000 engineers and sci
entists were employed in the
seven major energy-related
industries in 1970, and by
1985 this total is expected to
reach 307,000.
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Bacon
1.05
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Bacon
Ham
Sausage
Bacon
Ham
.85
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