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Five Finalists Vie
For Miss PSU Title
By MARGE COHEN
Of The Daily Collegian Staff
Patty Disbro, Karen Giebal
haus, Jan Hartzell, Marcia
Joseph and Janice Steubner
have something in common.
Each girl is seeking the title
of Miss Penn State 1968.
Choosing the new queen, con
test chairman Peter Bowers
said, will be very difficult for.
the judges since each girl is
"well qualified to represent
the University." And, he con
tinued, each girl has partici
pated in many activities, one
of the checkpoints in the judg
ing.
Finalists
Patty Disbro, sponsored by
Pi Beta Phi sorority and Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity, is a
ninth term 'English major from
Hershey. Her activities include
the chairmanship of the cen
tral Association of Women Stu
dents Review Board and mem
bership on AWS Senate and ex
ecutive board.
She is also a Women's Rec
reation Association represen
tative a., well as a member of
th e Undergraduate Student
Goverment Supreme Court.
Her interests range from
music and literature to horse
back riding and skiing.
Another finalist, Karen
Giebalhaus, a ninth term stu
dent from Danville, in general
arts and sciences, has also been
active in University activities.
Sponsored by Chi Omega So
rority and Sigma Alpha Epsi
lon Fraternity, Miss Giebalhaus
holds positions on the USG elec
tions commission as well as
USG Homecoming and Spring
Week committees.
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Basement of Sackett
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FOR SALE
PRE-USED FURNITURE and appliances.
Chests, desks, breakfast sets, beds, mat
tresses, tables, sofas, stoves, refriger
ators, etc. We buy and sell. Furniture
Exchange Inc., 1011 East College Ave.
238-1181.
LARGEST SANDWICH in town 22"
long loaded with meat, cheese, let
duce, tomatoes, onions. Call 238-2292.
DUAL 1019 TURNTABLE deluxe base
and cover, Shure V 15 II cartridge, Har
man Kardon 100 watt receiver, walnut
case. Bob 238.4263, 865.3664.
1961 NEW MOON 10x55 2 bdr.. washer
rugs. $2900. Phone 239.7546 eve.
SCHWINN VARSITY 10 speed, Me new,
must be seen. Best offer over 545. Call
237-3272.
3966 YAKAMA. Catalina 250 cc. excel
fent condition. $450 or best offer. Call
2384770.
AMPEG B• 15 Bass Amp Hagstrom Bass
Guitar. Must sell. Call Cal 237.1716 or
238.9343. 1/2
1963 TEMPEST. Excellent throughout.
Need cash urgently, must sell this week.
Best offer. 233-0204.
ROLLED MY Spitfire. Sell for salvage
$2OO. 4 good Michelins. 230-3145.
TRAILER. Bx3o Marlette. 1 bdr., fur
nlshed. Cheap but comfortable living
$llOO. Doug 237.2198.
BRAND., NEW Waterproof Self-winding
Watch; with times around the world.
automatic calendar, steel band. Reg.
559.50, $35.00. Phone 238-5971.
STEREO TAPE RECORDER. Grundig!
TK-46. Excellent condition. Microphone,
Tapes, Originally 5375. Bo7' offer. Phone
238.4039.
1966 250 YAMAHA Scrambler, 0450. 1967
305 Honda Scrambler, both garaged kept,
excellent condition, recently tuned. Larry
8654982.
GIVE MOTHER a beautiful Siamese
Kitten. Seal Points and Chocolate Points.
Special $lO.OO each. 238-8105.
She has also worked as
philanthropic chairman, pledge
trainer and scholarship mem
ber in her sorority. And, she
is interested in sewing and
sports.
A ninth term Speech Path
ology and Audiology major
from New Cumberland, Jan
Hartzell has also made her
mark at the University. She is
sponsored by Delta Gamma
Sorority and Delta Upsilon Fra
ternity.
Cheerleader
One of the University's cheer
leaders, she has worked as
residence hall representative
to WRA in addition to being
WRA executive board represen
tative for the sophomore class.
Miss Hartzell is also Public
Relations and Communications
chairman for Women's Review
Board and is a member of
Chimes junior women's honor
society.
President of her sorority,
Miss Hartzell is interested in
sports, the arts and music.
The fourth finalist in the
competition is Marcia Joseph,
sponsored by 3amma Phi Beta
Sorority and Delta Sigma Phi
Fraternity.
A ninth term art education
major from Pittsburgh, Miss
Joseph has participated in sev
eral Thespian productions, in
cluding playing the lead in
"How to Succeed in Business
Without Really Trying."
She has also worked for her
sorority as Spring Week and
Homecoming chairm_n. She is
also layout editor for the Inter
fraternity Panhellenic Coun
cil's newspaper, "The Greek
Orator."
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FOR SALE
1965 YAMAHA 80 cc. Only 4340 miles.
Crash helmet and extras thrown in. Call
Bruce 238-4763.
HmM, GOOD! Pizza, Steaks, Hoagies,
Tuna Fish, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers.
Fast delivery. Call 238-2292,
GOOD USED Vacuum Cleaners. 519.95
q/1). Repairs for all types and parts;
guaranteed. Moyers-- 23811367.
1966 YAMAHA Twin 100. Only 1600 miles,
in great condition. Reasonable offer. Call
George 238-9938.
2 DUNLOP GOLD Seal used tires
;7:00-13—good tread, 510 Also one new
retread, 6.50-13. Call Jim 237-6124.
'TRIUMPH TR-2 with 1963 TR-3 engine,
'transmission; 20000 miles; body, Interior
'excellent; many accessories. 237.6079.
TRIUMPH TR3 1962. Green. Needs Work
'but running. Should be seen. Best reason
able offer. 238.2004.
TRIUMPH 1962 Herald 1200. red con
vertible In good condition. Four new!
tires 3225. Phone 237-7169.
HONDA 65. Good condition. Must sell.
'A.S.A.P. Phone 238-6795 after six. ask
for Bill. Best offer.
1955 JAGUAR XK-140 MC, roadster,
3.4 liter engine, 4-speed, wire - wheels,
blue, 140 m.p.h. max. Call Jim Green
237-2814 after 5 p.m.
7 1 / 2 . x21 1 / 2 . COMPLETELY remodeled, fur
Inished trailer. Walnut paneling; daybed;
,desk; chair; air -conditioner; study lights,
;radio. Best offer. Call Ken 2374871.
iCORVAIR, CORSA, 1965 Convertible.
,4 -speed, 140 h.p., all extras, sharp. Any:
reasonable offer.. Call Jack 2374204.
PORTABLE TAPE Recorder. A.C./bat•
tery operated capson drive, five tapes,
extra batteries. Dennis 238-9394 Issilween
5.30 - 7 p.m.
SKYDIVERS 24 , Reserve Three 28' Mains
Instruments Sleeves Jumpsuit Packing;
Equipment. Phone 865-3501, John Fisher.l
ONE FRAMUS Bass Guitar and case.
, Was 5285, row 5150. Also one Fender
tGassman Amp. Was 2550, now 5300. Both
in excellent condition, Call Ken 237-5871.
FOUR TRACK Stereoptonicfa Pe l
Recorder. Slide protector synchronization
and also an audio start switch. Over
5300 new, now 5140. 865-7476.
, WOLLENSAK STEREO Tape Recorder
with accessories. $199.95 new, now
$120.00. Call Bill 2311.0895.
SAKO 30-06 RIFLE with mounted 2x7
Leopold scope. Shot less than 300 round.'
Excellent condltior Call Max 2374957.
'67 SUNBEAM Alpine Rdads•er, 9,000
I miles. Plenty of speed with 4 cylinder
economy, dk. blue vilbtack interior, 2
tops - soft & tonneau, balance.of 5 yr.
warranty. Includes 2 Snow Tires plus
wire wheels, white walls & AM•FM Radio.
Recently tuned and serviced. Car must be
sold to purchase Jaguar 51875.00 firm.
Contact J. Cronin 865.3648 evenings.
SONY 530 Taperecorder. Excellent cond
One year old. Tapes Incl. 8175.00. 238
7702.
1961 PONTIAC sedan, 389, std., white
w/blue interior. Engine, body good con
dition. 5475. 238-7618.
!STUDENTS: WE provide insurance for
!autos, motorcycles, motorscooters, travel, , ,
valuables, hospitalization. Phone Mr.
Temeles 2384633.
Queen contests are nothing
new to Miss Joseph. She was a
runner-up in the Miss Centre
County 1967 contest and a final
ist in the Sigma Chi Fraternity
Derby Dar]ing competition.
'Her interests include draw
ing, sculpture, piano and litera
ture.
Janice Steubner, sponsored
by McElwain Hall and Alpha Faculty opinions on the ad-
Chi Sigma Fraternity, is the mission of black students,
fifth finalist in the contest. women's being allowed to live
A ninth term rehabilitation downtown, and other questions
on University policies will be
education major from Read
ing, Miss Steubner is a mem- polled in a Daily Collegian
ber of AWS Council and Alpha survey this week.
Lambda Delta freshman worn- More than 100 professors and
en's honor society. instructors, representing all the
She is also on the La Vie colleges and most of the de
staff, works with the Women's Partments on campus, will re
Chorus and is an orientation ceive questionnaires in the next
leader. few days. Faculty members
Her interests range from are requested to answer the
volunteer work in °tate mental questionnaire or give it to a
hospitals to creative writing, colleague who will so the sur
sports and music. 'vey will be representative.
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ANNOUNCES APPLICATIONS
FOR STUDENT ADVISORS
"68 - '69 ,
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FOR SALE
1968 PFAFF Portable Zig Zag, does
everything automatically. 25 year guar
antee. Moyer's phone 238.8367. _
PUTTING ENJOYMENT at Nittany Putt
Par. Open each Weekend. Friday-6:00,
I Saturday, Sunday 2:00. 238.8662.
GUILD ELECTRIC Guitar, hard blush
Used case. Call Al 2374957.
1967 CAMARO SS 350 with all perform
, ance accessories. Call Don 238-4965.
FOR RENT
AMERICANA 3-4 MAN apartment. Fur-r
niched, air-conditioned. Summer only. :
Great rent reduction. Call George 238-
17431.
Bluebell Apt.: split level,
summer term. Fantastic rent reduction.
237-6456.
I JUST OFF the Mall—Summer Sublet.
Two man Efficiency. Great deal. Cali
865-0996.
12 BEDROOM APARTMENT, Summer
with Fall option. Free swimming pool,
bus service. Air-conditioned, T.V., Stereo.
Good deal. 237-1714.
1 BEDROOM furnished apartment, air -I
conditioned, TV cable, June rent free.
15 min. from campus. Call 5:30 - 7:3D,
'237-2622.
SUMMER SUBLET 1 bedroom Uni
versity Towers. Free air-cond., cable.
Call 237-1176, will bargain.
'SUMMER SUBLET, near campus. Air
conditioned. Call 865-1054; 865-7175.
FALL BLUEBELL, three bedroom
split level. Roommates wanted, prefer
(serious, fairly quiet upperclassmen. Jack
865-414.
BLUEBELL EFFICIENCY. One or two
men, women (University approved hous
ing). Rent reduction. Call 232-2271.
IWHITEHALL 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, air
cond. Reduced rate. Free bus , service,
cable, P OO l. Call 238408 .
SUMMER TERM University Towers 23
men, furnished, air-conditioned, utilities,
dishwasher. Very reasonable rent. Cell
238-2106.
SUBLEASE TWO man apartment located
in Armenara Plaza, available June. Call
238.2370.
'5300.00 FOR ENTIRE Summer. Furnished
Whitehall Apartment. 2 bedrooms. 2,
bathrooms, air-conditioned, bus, pool. Call
1238.5158.
COUPLE / GRADUATE: 1 bedrm. un
lidrnlshed. Summer Term, Fab option
Call 238,5307.
3 OR 4 WO(MAN) air-conditioned Apt.
w/pool. Quiet location. Utilities, phone
'l and cable free. Furnished Pius many
extras (bar, bookcase, kitchen utensils,
etc.) Call 238-7779. Deposit paid.
IAMERICANA Two Bedroom Apartment
Alr-conditioned. Use our • TN., linen
dishes, etc. Summer Term. 237-2669.
EFFICIENCY APT.. University Towers
Sublet for Summer Term. $250 for term
230-9449 after 6 p.m.
SUMMER SUBLET. Felt option. One
bedroom furnished Apt. Ideal for cou-
IPlos. S7O/mo. Quiet neighborhood. 237-
11855.
AMBASSADOR Sublet summr. with
fall option Two Man Efficiency. Air
conditioned. 23(1-5352. (Girls across Hal!).
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
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PARIS (.4") A spokesman for North Viet- U.S. "slander" to say North Vietnamese were agree upon.
nam's chief envoy at the Paris peace talks de- fighting in South Vietnam. Asked about this, Har- Thuy has said he wants "a clear and positive
Glared yesterday that "no ransom will be paid to riman replied that the presence of North Viet- answer" ,from Harriman on whether the Ameri
the American aggressor" for an end to all U.S. at- namese in South Vietnam had been established, cans will quit bombing and all other acts of war
tacks on his country, some had been captured, and added: "I don't know against North Vietnam. ,
Thus Xuan Thuy, the North Vietnamese diplo- why they keep up this fiction." . - If the Americans agree, he has said, the two
mat, made known a refusal to yield to U.S. re- Comment, Action ' ' sides. can move on then to "other problems of in
quests that North Vietnam show restraint in re- Comment and action bearing on the Paris terest," meaning wider peace issues. If the Ameri
turn for a complete bombing pause. - talks came from these distant places:, cans decline, or equivocate, he added, that there
"The United States must stop all bombing," —ln Washington President Johnson acknowl- can be no progress.
his spokesman, Nguyen Van Sao, told reporters as edged Harriman's team faces ,"very hard nego- Harriman quoted Johnson as saying all Ameri
the negotiations took a break after the 'opening tiations" in the bid to silence the guns in Vietnam.
session Monday. --In Moscow the state radio claimed Red an. attacks couldstop soon "if our restraint is
c
matched by restraint on the other side."
'Find Some Basis' China's Mao Tse-tung told Thuy frostily he con
. But the ploy failed to deter Ambassador sidered "it was erroneous that Hanoi agreed to The - purpose of the President' condition, Her-
W. Averell Harriman, the American negotiator. He meet" the Americans. So far Peking's informa-
and allieS.riman said, is to safeguard "the lives of our men
"
said he had been "hard at work with a micro- tion organs have blacked out all word of the talks.
scope" going over Thuy's opening policy state- —ln London Foreign Secretary Michael Stew- Then he went 'on to list seven stages to a
ment of Monday. "We have got to find some basis art announced plans to, visit Moscow May 22 for settlement beginning with the restoration of the
on which to move ahead," Harriman added. two-day talks with his Soviet opposite number demilitarized zone as a genuine buffer bet Ween
The negotiators go into the second round of Andrei A. Gromyko. As cochairmen of the rusting North and South _Vietnam. It seemed clear the
their talks today in France's International Con- Indochinese conference machinery, the two men Americans regard these points as an outline to
ference Center. - , would share the task of convincing any new, wider be considered at the peace table in the weeks
The Hanoi spokesman also asserted it was a peace conference that Thuy and Harriman might or months ahead.
MRC Passes Visitation Bill
By MARYANN BUCKNUM
Collegian Staff Writer
The Men's Residence Council voted last night to in
tensify its campaign for the passage of a more lenient
women's dormitory visitation code.
The MRC resolution includes a decision, "to explain
the rationale of its visitation proposed to each University
senator in the from of a letter and any personal contact
possible." The bill also seeks the support of • the Under
graduate Student Government for this "step in making
residence hall living a richer experience."
According to Gene Cavalucci, MRC president, the vis
itation bill is now in the Senate committee for considera
tion and will come before the entire body during Summer
Term.
In other legislation, the council members unanimously
passed a bill calling for the formation of a joint Associa
tion of Women Students and MRC committee to consider
any topic of common interest to both organizations. The
members of the Ad Hoc committee may only submit rec
ommendations to the central bodies. MRC said it feels the
idea will "foster good and meaningful relations with AWS."
Ed Allison, chairman of the Housing Committee, re-
Professor Poll Scheduled
Jr. & Sr. Only
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FOR RENT
ROOMMATE WANTED to share two
bedroom apartment in Sutton House with
Bucknell grad, now working. Prefer
businessman, faculty, grad student. Year
lease begins May. Contact Bill Haskell,
Holiday Inn, Leave message there if I'm
out. (Ext. '334) 238.3001.
HELP! GRADUATING seniors must rent'
'3-4 man apartment summer term. Air
conditioned. tree bus, pool. Reduced rent.
.238-5191.
SUMMER— UNIVERSITY Towers, bal
cony facing Soub tHalls. All utilities, air
conditioned. June free. 237-1105.
UNIVERSITY TOWERS overlooking;
College Avenue; dishwasher, air-condi
tioner, balcony, UNFURNISHED—Cheap.
Call 238-8639.
TWO BEDROOM Apartment. Furnished.
,Close to campus. 5120 monthly. Available
any time. Call between 587 p.m. or
after 10 p.m. 237.7860.
[DRASTIC RENT Reduction for summer,
sub•let. 3 bedroom, air-conditioned Blue-'
bell. Closest to bus. 2384702, 237-1006.
LONG BEACH ISLAND, N.J. Is summer
fun. Modern 3 bedroom house on Lagoon.
Private dock. 5125. Box 451, State College.
ARMENARA 3 or 4 man furnished, air
,conditioned penthouse for summer. Rent,
reduction. Call Flick 238.6007.
,GREATLY REDUCED rent. Summer.
IThree bedroom furnished Bluebell ekpart.'
ment. Air-conditioning, pool, bus. 23E1.
5898.
GREAT (2 or 3) (wo)man apartment for
summer term. Ambassador Building, close
to campus, town. Air-conditioned, excel
lent`view, large bedroom, kitchen, living
' room. Call Rich 230-7968.
UNIVERSITY TOWERS. Summer term
For 2 or 3. Alr•cond., dishwasher, etc.
Call 238.1772.
'AMBASSADOR BUILDING Summer
sublet. 2 or 3 man Apt. Will bargain.
Call 865.3L14.
HOLIDAY TOWERS furnished efficiency.
Air-conditioned, cable. T.V., balcony. Pre
fer married cebple. Possibly available
Fall. Will bai gain. Call 2374313.
SUMMER SUBLET, 4 (wo)man house,
Vs block from campus, furnished, utilities
said, $125/month. Call 865.2136 after
9 p.m.
UNIVERSITY TOWERS Summer ••term.
Large, furnished, corner apartment. One
bedroom. Private balcony with morning
sun. Air-conditioning, dish Washer, free
cable and utilities. 865-2891 after 7:00 p.m.l
,SUMMER SUBLET, Fall option. 1 bed:
I room furnished apartment. June rent
paid. Close to campus. Call 238-5296.
AMBASSADOR t.-bedroom wo(men).
Summer only. Air-conditioning, nicely
;furnished. Available July Ist or there
; after. Call 865-1077.
SUMMER. FALL Option. Three man
(girl) wood paneled, completely fur
nished, near campus. Rent reduction.
1 238-544.
lUNIVERSITY .TOWERS, summer
1 bedroom, air-conditioned, dishwasher,
free parking, utilities, cable. Faces South
Halls. June rent paid. 238-5219.
FINELY FURNISHED 2 bedroom Apart
ment on Allen Street. Ideal for small
family, men students, coeds or any
combination thereof. Summer term with
Fall option. Call 237-1114 .
U.S. Offers Com
tt'se - futes- De-escalation
Letters to Universif Senate
Next week a second survey
will be sent to other faculty
members, asking them to eval
uate their students' behavior in
class ,and on campus.
r tvomailus „,,,
Going on vacation?
.mac sure to carry
wo g:0
TRAVELERS CHEQUES
ACCEPTED EVEiIIiriVIIEBE
Lowest issuance charge-754 per $lOO .
Backed by the world's largest travel organizatioi
At authorized banks, travel agencies and all
Cook's offices. THOS. COOK & SON.
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FOR RENT
APARTMENT SUMMER Term. Reduced
rent. 3 men. 2 bedroom. Call 237-1375.
ISUMMER SUBLET with Fall option:
Deluxe three or four man apartment.
Two bath, air conditioning. All utilities
paid except electricity. Rent reduced.
Call 238-7747.
ASSURE YOUR freedom now. 4 wo/man
Whitehall Apartment. Reduced rate 'till
January '69. Call 238-7768.
AMERICANA APARTMENT summer
sublet. Large - Efficiency. 1 - 2 wof man)
alr-condltioned. Cali .238-3507.
MOBILE HOME. M x 50 furnished. Couple
, or grad student preferred. Summer. Call
'Nick 466-7141.
'SUMMER TERM-3 bedroom, 2 bath,
split level apartment. June rent paid,
i Large rent reduction. 237.6040.
BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS 3•man Apart
meat, -available June 15. Parking, kitch
en, TV, two bedrooms, and bath. 23)-
6385. Guided tours conducted at your
convenience.
TWO MAN Bluebell Apt., summer term.
Air-conditioned, free bus, completely fur
fished. $lOO/month. 237-1891.
SUBLET SUMMER. 4 man, with swim
ming pool, reduced rent, extra furniture
air-conditioned. Call 238-708 T.
'SUMMER TERM. option for fall. 3 man
2 bath Apt. with working 24" T.V. in
eluded. Pool, Free Bus. sloolmo. 230
6480.
AMERICANA HOUSE: 1 oversized bed
room Apt. for summer term. Can fit 3
Call Joel 237-1828.
AMBASSADOR BUILDING. One bedroom
Apartment for summer only. Air-con
ditioned, TV-cable, h block from cam
pus. Rent reduction. Call 238-7444.
THREE MAN, 2 bedroom Bluebell Apt.
T.V., alr•condltioning, utensils. Even
cheaper than before. 237.1106.
I 'SUMMER SUBLEASE. Whitehall Effi
ciency, option Fall. Very convenient
1 transportation. Call 238-4143, .238-2600,
1865-9772.
13 (WO)MAN APARTMENT. Metzger
Building; new furnishings and appli.
antes; air-cond. Reduced rent for sum
mer term. 237-1576.
WANTED
ROOMMATES WANTED summer term.
Two bedroom, alr-conditioned Apt. West
College Ave. •6T/month. Call /Mike 865
3756 alter 8:00.
'PENN CENTRAL
PERSONNEL SERVICE
•
Offering individually tai
lored, thorough and. pro-.
fessional job search effort
to the Advanced or Bac
calaureate degree candi
date.
Hotel State Cottage' .
TELEPHONE: 238-4921
late Bombing Pause ,
ported that information supporting the use of-private tele
vision sets in the dormitory has been prepared and will be
presented to Otto Mueller of University Housing for con
sideration. Acording to Allison, the committee has re
ceived favorable comments from the Dean of Men's office
on the proposal.
The format included in the resolution includes the
results of a student survey conducted by the committee.
The survey showed that residence hall TV rooms are often
overcrowded. It also pointed out that dorm residents con
sider this restriction a form of discrimination.
In other business, John Shuman, vice president, an
nounced that the annual banquet will be held 6:30 p.m.
' Monday, in the Terrace Room of the Hetzel Union Building.
Spanish Plays To Open
"An Evening of Spanish Corn- Appearing in the Lorca play
edy" will be presented at 8 will be Charles Roll, Greg Mc
p.m. May 23 in Schwab. Co rmi c, Dave Bell, Ken
The program will be present-
Mathew, Cheryl Goodison,
-
ed by students of Liberal Arts Brenda Slutsky and Merle
Waldman:49B. It will be directed by Rob-
Unamuno
ert Lima, assistant professor
The cast of the
Spi l play
of Spanish. will consist of JohnSpielman,
Carolyn Fifer, Stephanie Stone
Scheduled are three one-act and Jose Ramos.
plays: "Retablillo de Don In the Casona play will be
Cristobal" by Lorca, "La Roll;' McCurmic, Ken Mathew,
Difunta" by Unanuno and "En- Marilyn Jakubowski, Diane
trenes del Mancebo que caso DiPietro, Pat Barshinger and
con mujer brava" by Casona. Miss Waldman.
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WANTED
WANTED TO BUY: Corvette owners—
Immediate cash for your Corvette Sting
Ray or other Vette. Phone 237.3471.
I KITCHEN HELP wanted. Work 2, eat 3.
Social privileges. Call 86.5-9323, ask for
Charlie.
ROOMMATES WANTED: Split-level Blue
bell Apt. with all accessories. S9O for
!entire summer. Call 238.7679.
S.O.S.—Land-locked Sailor and Friend
need ride to Stone Valley any Saturday.
Must get skipper's card or no can sail.
Help! Call Dan 865.6869.
POETRY WANTED for AnthologwPlease
Include stamped return envelope. Idle.
wild Publishers, 543 Frederick, San Fran
cisco, California 94117.
AN EFFICIENCY for one man starting,
in Fall 1968. Apartment is preferred to'
I be unfurnished. Call 238-5646 ask for Ed.
ii BUY old Campaign Buttons. Prefer-
ably Presidential. Call 86.5.0849, ask for,
John.
THE DARKER SIDE is looking for a
Bass Player for bookings at The Shore
Points this summer. If interested con
tact Cal at 237-1716.
ROOMMATE WANTED to share .50x10
,Trailer, summer term. Call 235-5393.
ROOMMATE FOR Summer. Whitehall
1 5100. 238-5217.
NIANTED: BUG EYE Sprite. Must be
iin good condition, reasonable. 238-9665
after 6 p.m.
ROOMMATE WANTED. Air-conditioning,
dishwasher, all utilities. East Foster
Ave. Apts. 3100 entire summer. 238-7123.
ROOMMATE SUMMER Term7Share big
room of 3 bedroom Bluebell Apt. Rent
reduction. Call 237-1543.
THE CAMPUS Patrol has openings for
Student Officers for fhe summer and fall
terms. If you are Interested call 865-5458
,for an Interview.
ROOM AND BOARD Summer Term at
Alpha Zeta Fraternity. Board on five
day week basis. For information call
Roland Romberger. Phone 237-7621, 5:30
Ito 7:DO p.m.
FEMALE ROOMMATE for Fall, Winter.
Spring to share apartment close to cam
pus. Call Pat 235-5537.
AWAY FALL Term? Will accept lease
or till roommate vacancy Fall Term
only. Shell 865.5037.
GARAGE NEAR Collegiate Arms for
Fail Term. Jim 865-3574. ,
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WANTED
ROOMMATE (FEMALE)wanted sum
mer. One bedroom, pool, tennis courts
air-conditioned, free bus. Call 237-7135.
AN EFFICIENCY for a graduate male
student starting In Summer 1968. Near
campus preferred. Call Dave 8654456.
FALL ROOMMATE, U.T., male or sin
cere, sensitive, modern woman. 11 month
lease, top floor, great slew. Call Gary
1 237-3083.
ROOMMATE WANTED Fall one bed
room, air-conditioned apartment' In Gar
den House. Serious upper classman pre
ferred. Call Nate 238-5309.
ATTENTION
HI•WAY PIZZA now serving Meatball
and Sausage Sandwiches.
ITALIAN WATER ICE at Hi-way Pizza
CRAZY MAN: The sandwich which looks
like a, ball bat. Paul Bunyan Sandwich.
Call 238-2292.
14 INCH SUBS regular. tuna, S. 80;
chicken, ham, 5.90. No delivery charge.
Student checks cashed. Dean's Fast De
livery. 2384035.
DRAFT COUNSELING available, any
alternative discussed. Free pamphlet.
Write: Freedom Union, Box 923, State
College, or call 238-4011 for appt.
LEVITTOWN STUDENTS Will trans
port luggage borne at end of term. Call
Bob Israel 23f-4023.
ISRAEL'S 20th Anniversary. Et.Tela Zohar.
May 15th, 8:00 p.m. Hille! Auditorium.
SUMMER CAVING In West Virginia,
Nittany Grotto, 7:30 p.m., 121 Mineral
Industries. A Bob Haas Spectacular!
VOICE YOUR OPINION: Young - Demo
crats Meet Wednesday 7:30 p.m In 67
Willard.
PHILADELPHIA AREA Students! Have
your luggage shipped home economically
and safely; low rates. Call for reser
vations now 237-1969, - . 238-7789.
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NOTARY
Semi-Finals • 1 1
Thursday 2:30 P.M. ,
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c Above Corner Room
Rec Hall
Hotel : State College
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THE FOLLOWING CAMP WILL ,BE
INTERVIEWING 'ON CAMPUS:
CAMP . CONRAD WEISER
Wernersville, Pa: Men
MAY 21 •
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Interested in general counselors
Interested in Specialty Counselors in the following wean
ARTS & CRAF-TS, RIFL ERY
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Persons to play.t he piam; & trumpet •
For further information and appointments, contact the
Office of Student Aid, 121 Grange Building. • •
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WEDNESDAY, MAY. is; 1969
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LOST: BROWN Glasses. Desperately
needed Thursday registration. Call
238-4551 before 8:00 p.m.
LOST: BLACK KEY Case. Urgent! Call
230.6347. University,. auto and home keys.
Please.
WOMAN'S LIGHT Tan Wallet last
Friday, vicinity of town Post Office.
Lettered October. Reward. Call Cindy
2374020.
P.S.U. OUTING CLUB
SAVE SUNFISH POND A natural
i lake along the Appalachian Trail threat
ened by commercial exploitation. Stop
at PSOC bulletin board and Support
i Natural Beauty.
EQUESTRIAN DIVISION meeting Tues
day, May 21, 7:30 p.m., 112 Buckhout.
Bring ideas for television protect, also
Planning trip to Devon.
ROCK CLIMBING Huntingdon. Sun
''day, May 19. Meet at Rec Hall at 9:30
a.m. Bring lunch and 50c for drivers.
Sign-up in HUB.
CANOE TRIPS this weekend. Two of
several possible places. Hopefully a
Class II and Class 111. Check the HUB
'for details.
MISCELLANEOUS
PLAN SPRING PARTY at Nittang Putt
Par. Fun, Inexpensive, informal. , Phone
238.8662 for arrangements.
NOTICE
WHAT'S NEW: Paul Surtyan's Is de
livering from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Fast
delivery. Call 238-2292.
FREE: FOUR Kittens. 6 weeks old. As
sorted colors. Call 237-7403.
"REPORT FROM Iron Mountain or lll
gotten gains." SRL dinner and discus
sion with Leon Gorlow, Professor of
Psychology. Transportation leaves HUB
5:45 Sunday. Reservations: 237-7216.: