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students of Capitol Campus. Classifieds should be left at the
Reader office [W-129] or in the mailbox in the S.G.A. office
[W-110].
People who attended the
Gourmet International demon
stration may pick up their beer
mugs in the SGA Office.
WANTED: Business Manager,
Advertising Manager, staff
writers for next year's Reader.
Stop in Reader office if
interested.
FOR SALE: Television, Black
& White, 19 inch, need high
voltage regulator, $lO. Call
Gary 944-2289.
1' 4 ;40L
FOR SALE: 4 tires, A7B-13,
with approximately 5000 miles
tread left. $lO.OO. Call 737-6666.
For 5a1e:1972 Green Volvo,
1425, 4-speed stick shift,
excellent condition, AM/FM
8-track stereo system, call
291-1788 or 787-7737.
FOR SALE: Chevrolet Vega
Station Wagon--4 speed--radial
tires, $l5O, must sell; 26 inch
Black & White television, $2O.
Call Tom at 944-1144.
C.C. Reader
On Saturday June 3, SGA
Social Committee will be
sponsoring a day of fun at
Hersheypark. The event costs
only $5.00, with a limit of 60
people. A $2.50 deposit is
required when you sign-up. The
car pool will be leaving the
dorm parking lot at 10:00 a.m.
The deadline is Tuesday,
May 30. So hurry and sign up
by contacting:
Donna Eck 228 Wrisberg
944-9277
Ann Dobson 227 Wrisberg
944-7147
Kathy Petruso 219 Wrisberg
944-3628
Randy Goshert 227 Church
1073
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REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH SERVICES
100 Chestnut Street • Harrisburg, PA 17101
Across from the Harrisburg hospital
BIRTH CONTROL PREGNANCY TESTING
VD SCREE NI NG ABORTION COUNSELING
1.717-232-9794
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Beta Chi is planning a
picinic for members and their
guests on May 31. Anyone
interested should see Kirk
Jackson or Debbie McConnell
for details. Directions are
above.
Extra
Funds??
Spring is the time of year
when thoughts turn to warm
weather and good times.
It's also the time of year
when club activities in an effort
to 'use up' extra monies left in
their respective budgets.
It is with this knowledge
that special interests (a recent
example is GPP) approach the
clubs in an effort to solicite
funds for projects or events.
Some members of the
Resident Student Council have
originated an idea to establish
an incremental gift fund
account. Monies contributed to
the account would be dispursed
periodically by the Resident
Council for worthwhile
improvements in on-campus
housing facilities.
Improvements would hope
fully be those things desired by
a majority of the resident
students and could include such
things as picnic tables, repairs
to recreational equipment,
electric typewriters and cook
ing facilities.
The fund is a worthwhile
and practical idea. If your club
is willing to contribute to such a
fund or has any further
suggestions, please contact
Sheila or Betsy at 944-9216.
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