PAGE EIGHT Melons, Mappers Caught Napping Why is the map of campus no longer in cluded in term timetables? These maps were very helpful to freshmen who weren't sure where all their classes were located. Stuart Goldberg '7O * X, The Scheduling Office which publishes the timetables told Hot Line it is not expedient to include a map of the campus in its publication since students have access to such maps else where. A guide to the campus is printed by the University Press and is available at the Hetzel Union Building information desk and at department offices. In addition, incoming freshmen receive a copy of the map after acceptance to the Uni versity. Therefore, concludes the Scheduling Office, the inclusion of a map, regardless of its usefulness, is an "unnecessary duplication." Oh, Those Dirty, Dirty Jobs Why is it that students just hired to work in the dining halls are given the easier jobs when students who have been working for two or more terms are still on the dirty, menial jobs? Name Withheld by Request • • • Are there any easy or clean jobs in the dining hall? Robert Proffitt, director of food services. told Hot Line that student help slacks off at the end of the Perm. Since it takes some time to train the help, naturally the new workers would be given an easier job. Proffitt said that the dining halls "try to use the manpower to the best advantage." He also urges students who are having problems to talk to their supervisor who is more than will ing to listen. Like Those Fries and Melon Why don't the dining halls serve more watermelon? Last year we received a good amount and now watermelon is served in small portions and appetizers. Also, why aren't french Students Protest Death Penalty A group of students and Students involved in campus-, townspeople met this week to wide petitioning are John M. organize a campaign for the lilieewhl Bloomfield). Harry aboli.hment of capital punish- Robbins (Bth-general arts and ment in Pennsylvania. sciences - Philadelphia) an d The reason for the meeting Lenny D. Boone (11th-physics was the announcement of three Aaronsburg). future executions which are The group hopes to collect scheduled to take place this enough names and ignite suf- June and July at the Rockville ficient interest in the issue to Correctional Institution. Com- halt the execution of the death! mittees were formed tl handle sentence at Rockville nextl campus and town petitions. month. SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA congratulates PI KAPPA PHI on winning the IM championship and wishes the brothers the same Good Luck in Spring Week I 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 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. 235-7181. LARGEST SANDWICH in town 22' long loaded with meat, cheese, let Nice, tomatoes, onions. Call 2304292. 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 10055 2 bdr.. rues. $2900. Phone 238-7546 eve 1966 YAHAMA Catalina 250 cc, excel. lent condition. $450 or best otter. Call 238.1770. AMPEG B-1.5 Bass Amp Hagstrom Bass Guitar. Must sell. Call Cal 237-1716 or 238-9343. 1963 TEMPEST. Excellent throughout Need cash urgently, must sell this week Best offer. 238-0204. ROLLED MY Spitfire. Sell for salvage $2OO. 4 good Michelins. 2313-3145. BRAND NEW Waterproof Self.winding Watch; with times around the world, automatic calendar, steel band. Reg. $59.50, $35.00. Phone 238-5971. STEREO TAPE RECORDER. Grundig TK-46. Excellent condition. Microphone, Tapes. Originally $375. Best offer. Phone 238-4039. 1966 250 YAMAHA Scrambler, 6450. 1967 305 Honda Scrambler, both garaged kept, excellent condition, recently tuned. Larry 865-4982. HONDA 50 cc, 1967, step through model, automatic clutch. Excellent condition, very dependable transportation. Call 236-4529. 1967 YAMAHA Twin Jet 100. Excellent condition, never wrecked, 1300 miles. Call 865-9726. TIGER PAWS (2) 7:75/14. On bal. whls. Used approx. 3.000 mi., value new. $9O. now $6O. 238-5992. SNIPE 151/e SAILBOAT. Dacron sails, recent sheets, halyards, rigging. Ready to sail. Andy 338.1387. TRIUMPH TR-3 1961. Red with white top. Good condition. $650. 238.4142. FURNITURE FOR 1 or 2 bedroom Apt. Modern, almost new. Take possession Fall term. 1 / 2 cost. 2384639. GUITAR AND CAMERAS (with cases). New Spanish Classical (Folk) Guitar (German spruce and rosewood) Bell and Howell automatic movie camera and projector. 238-1723. MERCEDES-BENZ: Phillips AM-FM Radio from 1955 220 A. Fits many other models. S4O. Rich 238.6410. 557 CHEVY, tour door. 8 cylinder, good condition. Need cash. $175.00. Call John 238.5468 after 7 p.m. BSA 350 cc. Endura-Star for road r woods riding, extra gearing. $375. CB7ll 238-2555. 'MGA TWIN CAM roadster, 1961. Good condition. Must sell. Best reasonable offer. &S 5-8803. 1956 BSA 650 set up for the track. New K7O racing clutch, 56 tooth sprocket plus road equipment, $275. Call evenings 466.6969. YAMAHA 250 cc. YDS-3 5-speed. Ex cellent condition. $37500. Cell Jerry 238-0027. MiEt sell, sacrifice. • daily collegian hot line Maps and Messes French fries and watermelon really isn't such a nutritious meal. As everyone knows, the weather hasn't been very spring -like and the watermelons aren't of good quality. As a result, they are very expensive. As for the french fries, Robert Proffitt, director of food services, told Hot Line, "The menu is planned far in advance and usually potato salad or po tato chips are substituted for french fries since spring weather should he warm." Someone regurgitated in the dorm in front of the elevator. That was Friday and it was not cleaned up until Monday. What about the janitorial service? COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS nununnuuunnununuumnnu► 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. $19.95 up. Repairs for all types and parts; guaranteed. Moyers— 238.8367. TRIUMPH TR-2 with 1963 TR-3 engine, transmission; 29,000 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 422.5. Phone 237-7169. 1955 JAGUAR XK-140 MC, roadster, 3.4 liter engine, 4-speed, wire wheels, blue, 140 m.p.h. max. Call Jim Green 237-2914 after 5 p.m. 7 1 / 2 'n2Ple COMPLETELY remodeled, fur niched trailer. Walnut paneling; daybed; desk; chair; alr-conditioner; study lights; radio. Best offer. Call Ken 237-1871. CORVA IR, CORSA, 1965 Convertible.; 4-speed, 1411 h.p., all extras, sharp. Any reasonable offer.. Call Jack 2374204. PORTABLE TAPE Recorder. A.C7/bat , tery operated cannon drive, five tapes, lextra batteries. Dennis 238.9394 between 5:30 - 7 p.m. SKYDIVERS 24' Reserve Three 28' Males Instruments Sleeves Jumpsuit Packing: Equipment. Phone 865-3501, John Fisher.' FOUR TRACK Stereophonic Tape Recorder. Slide projector synchronization and also an audio start switch. Over 5300 new, now 0140. 80:7476. WOLLENSAK STEREO lope Recorder with accessories. $199.95 new, now, 5120.00. Call Bill 238-0895. I SAKO 30-06 RIFLE With mounted 2x71 Leopold scope. Shot less than 300 round.' Excellent condition. Call Max 237-4957. '67 SUNBEAM Alpine Roadster, 9,000 miles, Plenty of speed with 4 cylinder economy, dk. blue w/black interior, 2 tops - soft & tonneau, balance of 5 yr. warranty. Includes 2 Snow Tires plus wire wheels, white walls & AMFM Radio. !Recently tuned and serviced. Car must be sold to purchase Jaguar 51875.00 firm. Contact J. Cronin 868-3648 evenings. 1961 PONTIAC Sedan, 389, std., whit. w/blue interior. Engine, body good con dltlon. $475. 238-7618. STUDENTS: WE provide Insurance for autos, motorcycles, motorscooters, travel, valuables, hospitalization. Phone Mr. ITemeles 238-6633. SOUND 12-VOLT, 1967 push-button V.W. radio. Brand new, cost 565, sell reasonably. Call Parnell 238-9149. 1962 MORRIS MINI 850 cc. sedan. Twin-I cart's, SP-41's. tech, oil press and amp. gauges, radio, washers, new battery. Extras include spare engine, gearbox, generator. others. Best otter. 465-6626 evenings. DRUMS—only one month old. Need cash. Call 238-6563. ' YAMAHA 1964. Good condition. Five speed transmission, inspected. $250. HONDA 50. Less than 100 miles. $l5O. Call 237-7877 after 6. ,SUPERCHARGER Judson model SP-II lin factory crate; for Sprite MK. 11-111-1 V lor Midget MK. 1.11-111; $125 compete: Pete 237-1573. 1. fries served more often? Weekend Clean-Up Detail? Name Withheld by Request * What are roommates for? There must have been some old towels or something lying For Results-Use Collegian Classifieds 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 FOR SALE 1968 PFAFF Portable Zig Zag, does everything automatically. Z 5 year guar antee. Moyer's phone 238-8367. PUTTING ENJOYMENT at Nittany Putt Par. Open each weekend. Friday-6:00, Saturday, Sunday 2:00. 238-0662. GUILD ELECTRIC Guitar, hard plush lined case. Call Al 237-4957. PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH/AM Radio. Battery/AC. Plays 45's and 33's. 525. Call Jim 865.2274. FOR RENT AMERICANA 3-4 MAN apartment. Fur- 1 fished, air-conditioned. Summer only. Great rent reduction. Call George 238- 7431. 4 - 6 MAN Bluebell Apt.: split level ,summer term. Fantastlc rent reduction .237-6456. JUST OFF the Mall—Summer Sublet. Two man Efficiency. Great deal. Call 8654996. 1 BEDROOM furnished apartment, air conditioned, TV cable, June rent free. 15 min. from campus. Call 5:30 - 7:30 ;237-2672. SUMMER SUBLET 1 bedroom Unl versify Towers. Free air-sand., cable Call 237-1176, will bargain. SUMMER SUBLET, near campus. Air conditioned. Call 865-1054; 865.7175. BLUEBELL EFFICIENCY, One or two men, women (University approved hous ing). Rent reduction. Call 238-2271. • ,WHITEHALL 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, air 'cond. Reduced rate. Free bus service, cable, pool. Call 238-7608. SUBLEASE TWO man apartment located In Armenara Plaza, available June. Call 2384370. uSnUilt'AMUiverTiltly-Y m 2 w -3 ers man uti fgo i t. ; fr a o r i c t r t . Also . furniture for sale. 238-8639. 6 P FOR RENT: Summer Sublet Bluebell Apartment. Three bedroom, four (wo)man. One or more may apply. Call Gil 237-1573. 2 BEDROOM 4 man Apartment, summer term. 5135. 2 blocks from campus. Pete 238-0460. COMFORT CONVENIENCE this sum mer, University Towers. Air-cond., bal cony, dishwasher, extras. June paid SUBLET SUMMER, Fall option. Jr. bed room apartment, Whitehall. Free bus Pool, air-con , IWill bargain. EFFICIENCY: SUMMER Term, White hall. Pool, alr-conditioned. rent S7S/month 'TRANSPORTATION A problem? Not this summer if you rent our three man, two ',bedroom, beautifully furnished apartment across from South Halls for 2 1 /b months at 5165/mo. Fall option. Call 238-7957. LARGE SINGLE room for male students. Private entrance and shower. Walking distance from campus. 2384353. 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, UNIVERSITY TOWERS Apt. available Summer Term. Air-conditioned, furnished, utilities Included. Close to campus. Suit able for 1-2 persons. Cell 238-7836 alter 6 p.m, THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, 19.NIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA around. The janitors don't work on the week ends. The students , then take over the responsi bility. What About My Television? I don't understand the housing rules that prohibit students from having television sets in their rooms. It can't be because of the electrical bill. I have an' electric typewriter, recorder, fan, and record player. I also have a 9-inch TV set which I ,play occasionally. So far, no one on the floor has complained about the noise. Name Withheld by Request A Men's Residence Council committee is preparing a report on the use of TVs in student rooms which will define the size and type of set which may be used. The report should be com pleted by the beginning of fall term. Otto E. Mueller, director of housing and food services, said the present regulation is not based on the amount of electricity the television 'uses. TVs have been .prohibited because few receivers can get decent signals without an tennas in the rooms. Some new TV sets can get good reception without antennas, and this has resulted in a revision of the rules. Rich Golden '7O Why is it that whenever you ask a ques tion at the HUB desk, the ladies there seem as if they don't want to be bothered and don't want to answer your questions? You usually receive a short, curt reply. The HUB should be the nerve center of campus—the place to go for information. Not everybody is against the students, Mrs. Mary Miller. who works at the desk, says that usually the staff members are very busy and cannot devote as much time to each student as they would like. "Sometimes students are very impatient, expecting to be waited upon immediately," Mrs. Miller said. "I apologize if the ladies seem to be curt or unpleasant, but we are there to answer questions and do our best." uuunnu►►►mnnuuunmunnma FUR 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 BM 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, free bus, pool. Reduced rent. '238-5191. SUMMER—. UNIVERSITY Towers, bal cony facing Souh tHalls. All utilities, air conditioned. June free. 237.1105. ITWO BEDROOM Apartment. Furnished. Close to campus. $l2O monthly. Available any time. Call between 5&7 p.m. or after 10 p.m. 237-1860. LONG BEACH ISLAND, N.J. Is summer 'fun. Modern 3 bedroom house on Lagoon. Private dock. $125. Box 451, State College. GREATLY REDUCED rent. Summer. Three bedroom furnished Bluebell Apart ment. Air-conditioning, pool, bus. 238- 5098. AMBASSADOR BUILDING Summer sublet. 2 or 3 man Apt. Will bargain. Call 86S-2614. HOLIDAY - TOWERS furnished efficiency.' Air-conditioned, cable TN., balcony. Pre fer married couple. Possibly available Fall. Will bargain. Call 237-6313. SUMMER SUBLET, 4 (Wo)man house, i/4 block from campus, furnished, utilities raid, $175/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, dishwasher, free cable and utilities. 86S-2891 after 7:00 p.m. SUMMER SUBLET, Fall option. 1 bed room .furnished apartment. June rent paid. Close to campus. Call 238.5296. AMBASSADOR )bedroom 23 wo(men). Summer only. Air-conditioning. nicely furnished. Available summer. Call 865• 6853 or 865-1077. SUMMER, FALL Option. Three man (girl) wood paneled. completely fur nished, near campus. Rent reduction. 1238-5448. UNIVERSITY TOWERS, summer term. 1 bedroom, air-conditioned, dishwasher, 'free parking, utilities, cable. Faces South Halls. June rent paid. 238-5219. WHITEHALL TWO Bedroom sublet for summer. Bus, pool, alr•condltloned. Rent reduction. Call 2:38-59613. 1 - 2 and 3 MAN Apartments from $9O to $lBO per month. All new furniture. Sepiember occupancy. 355.7177 (between 19 a.m. and 5 p.m.) 3 OR 4 WO(MAN) elr•conditloned Apt.' wince. Quiet location. Utilities, phone and cable free. Furnished plus many , extras (bar, bookcase, kitchen utensils, etc.) Call 238 , 7779. Deposit "paid. COUPLE / GRADUATE: 1 hedrm. un furnished. Summer Term, Fall option Call 238.5307: !SUMMER SUBLET, Fall option. One' bedroom furnished Apt. Ideal for cou- , pies. 475/rno. Quiet neighborhood, 237- '855. ONE BEDROOM untumlshed Apt. avail able June 17. $lO5/mth., Fall option. No single undeeprads. Call 278t.1.524. AMERICANA Two Bedroom Apartment. Air-conditioned. ileo our TN., !Mee, dishes, etc. Summer Term. 237-2669. Don't Bother Me, Son —by Sandy Bazanis and Diane Lewis East Hall's Council Presents "The Palace Jammy" Featuring a Thousand Piece Orchestra and Stuff Like That 9 -12:30 25c Girls Admitted Free 'til 9:30 - _ POLLOCK SPRING WEEK 1968 What Would Have Happened If The Telephone Had Been Invented Earlier please see "SAVED BY THE BELL" Sponsored By The Pollock-Nittany Residence Council 111111111111111111111111111111H111111111111 TWO MAN Bluebell Apt., summer term lAlr-condltloned, free bus, completely fur l i fished. $lOO/month. 237-1891. SUMMER TERM, option for fall. 3 man, 2 bath Apt. with working 24" T.V. in- I eluded. Pool, Free Bus. Sin/me. 238- 6480. AMERICANA HOUSE: 1 oversized bed room Apt. for summer term. Can fit 3 Call Joel 237-1828. THREE MAN, 2 bedroom Bluebell Apt. T.V., air-conditioning, utensils. Even cheaper than before. 237-11136. I 3 (WO)MAN APARTMENT, Metzger Building; new furnishings and appli ances; air-cond. Reduced rent for sum-, mer term. 237-1576. SUMMER SUBLET plus option 1 bed room furnished apartment; 4 blocks from campus. June rent paid. Call 238.3796. ONE BEDROOM Apt.. 2 A/C Sublet 6/15- 9 / 1 5. Very interesting deal for one person. 238-5992. SUMMER SUBLET. Bluebell Apt., 4-man. Rent reduction. Everything included. Call 237-1122. SUBLET FOR summer-2 bedroom fur nished apartment, tab. location above Record Marl, across from the HUB. Call Ron 237-1895. BEST APARTMENT in town, foot of Mall. One bedroom turn. Summer. Call Ed 238-1178. SUMMER: NEW Bluebell spilt-level, three bedroom. An air-conditioned party palace. CHEAP! 238-2579. SUMMER SUBLET. 3-man Bluebell Apt. Air-cond., pool, tree cable, other extras. Will negotiate. Call 237-1265. SUBLET FURNISHED Efficiency Apart• meet from June 10. Whitehall Plaza. Call 1238.2215. 5100 FOR SUMMER term; Apt. with 'carpels, pool, bus, kitchen, etc. One cit wo/man, Pete 2374573. AMERICANA SUMMER Sublet. Two man apartment. Air-conditioned, reasonable rent reduction. Call Jack 56.541192. • $300.00 FOR ENTIRE Summer. Furnished Whitehall Apartment. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, alr-condltioned, bus, pool. Call 238-5193. AN EFFICIENCY for a graduate male student starting In Summer 1968. Near campus preferred. Call Dave 865.4456. • ROOMMATE WANTED Fall for one bed- I room, air-conditioned apartment in Gar den' House. Serious upper Clansman pre. Jarred. Call Nate 238-5309. THIRD GIRL for apartment In N.Y.C. Two blocks from Washington Square. Summer. sso month. Call • 238-0817 or 237-2414. WANTED: 2 - ROOMMATES fatt term. Must be neat. Prefer architecture • stu dents. Call 237-3555. Apt. 45, Metzger Bldg. Lenny. NOTARY Above Corner Room Hotel State College Branch Campus Leaders To Arrive for Conferences Commonwealth Campus stu- pohitment of the Common- Professional sessions will in dent government leaders and wealth Campus representative elude "The Psychedelic Capi. newspaper editors will arrive - to the Faculty Senate Commit- tol: An Inside Look at the Har at the Hetzel Unicn Building tee on Undergraduate Student risburg Scene" by John C. Pit this afternoon for their annual Affairs, according to OSGA tenger, Democratic caucus re spring conferences. Separate President Robert Bauer. Appli- search counsel for the State conference sessions will be held cants will be interviewed to- House of Representatives; today and tomorrow by the Or- night and the appointment will "Depth Reporting and the Cre ganization of Student Govern- be announced tomorrow morn- ative Photographer" by Ed ment Associations and The ing. ward Leos, Penn State School Press Association, ofCommon- Other business before the of Journalism; and "Depth Re wealth Campuses. OSGA Congress will include porting with the Camera" by L Kenneth L. Holderman, di- election of officers, constitu- Robert L. Kerns, Syracuse 'Um rector of Commonwealth Cam- tional changes, consideration of varsity School of Journalism. Formal business before the puses, will address a joint din- electing regional vice presi- First General AsSembly of the ner address meeting of the two dents and regional reports. Press Association will include groups tonight in the HUB Ter- The Press Association will election of officers, bylaws for race Room. He is expected to participate in the Pennsyl- Associated Pres.; Services and discuss the Heale-Hobson re- vania Press Conference tomor- bylaws for Aww - ds Assembly. port on the University's branch row morning in the Nittany (Special to The Daily Col— campuses and outlin e the de- Lion Inn. This session is spon- le gi a n from Association velopment programs now in sored by the commercial press Press Services, a program of progress at these campuses. organizations in Pennsylvania The Press Association of OSGA will consider the ap- and the School of . .urnalism. Commonwealth Campuses. Professional newsmen from discuss racial problems, drugs across the State will meet to- on campus and the student gen day at the Nittany Lion Inn eration. Tim Allred '7l for the 29th annual Pennsyl- Speakers will include mem vania Press Conference. The hers of the national wire ser three-day session will center vices, educators and members around "new trends and prob- of the State press. lems in newspapers," accord ing to H. Eugene Goodwin, di- The Distinguished Service rector of the University School Award Dinner will '')e held to of Journalism. night, and the ,Keystone Press "Newspapers in the Turned- Awards will be, presented to- On Age" is the theme for the morrow night. conference. The members of The conference is sponsored the press will hear speakers by the Pennsylvania Society of 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 FOR RENT WANTED TO BUY: Corvette owners— Immediate cash for your Corvette Sting Ray or other Vette. Phone 237-3471. KITCHEN HELP wanted. Work 2, eat 3. Social privileges. Call 865-9323, ask for Charlie. 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 Anthology. Please' Include stamped return envelope. Idle wild Publishers, 543 Frederick, San Fran cisco, California 94117. I BUY old Campaign Buttons. Prefer ably Presidential. Call 865-0849, 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 238.5393. ROOMMATE FOR Summer. Whitehall $lOO. 238-5217. WANTED: BUG EYE Sprite. Must be in good condition, reasonable. 238-9665 after 6 p.m. ROOMMATE SUMMER Term. Share big room of 3 bedroom Bluebell Apt. Rent reduction. Call 237-1543. 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 to 7:00 p.m. FEMALE ROOMMATE for Fall. Winter. Spring to share apartment close to cam pus. Call Pat 238-5537. AWAY FALL Term? Will accept lease or fill roommate vacancy Fall Term 'only. Shell 2653037. GARAGE NEAR Collegiate Arms for Fall Term. Jim 865-3574. WANTED: ROOMMATE for Garden House Apt. Summer only. $55.00/month. Call 8654566, 6:30 to 7:00. WANTED: ROOMMATE for four man: Collegiate Arms Apt. Call 865-9340, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 10 month lease starting Sept. Ist. WANTED: ROOMMATE for next year at U.T. One bedroom, dishwasher, bal cony. Prefer senior or grad in business (accounting). Should be studious. Call George 2:18-4235. WANTED WANTED: ORGANIST and/or Bass Guitarist for group In the Fall Term. Call 2374000 after 6:00 p.m. PENN CENTRAL THE FOLLOWING CAMP WILL BE PERSONNEL SERVICE INTERVIEWING ON . CAMPUS: WEISER Offering individually Wernersville, Pa. Men tai- CAMP CONR AD .bored, thorough and pro- I • fessional job search effort . MAY 21 ` to the Advanced or Bac- Interested in general counselors ' calaureate degree candi- Interested in Specialty Counselors in the following areas: date. - ARTS & CRAFTS,. RIFLERY Persons to play the piano! & trumpet Hotel State College For further inforrnadon and appointments. contact The TELEPHONE: 238-4921 . ' Office of Student Aid, 121 Grange Building: `Newspapers in the Turned-On A Newsmen To Meet Here WANTED 1 11 1 1 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 WANTED ONE OR TWO Female roommates for summer term. Fall option for entire aperlment. Call 237-3766. IgriOrMATE WANTED summer term, Armtnara semi-1-bedroom, air-condition ing, parking facilities. Call Fred Jones, 2384671. FEMALE ROOMMATE summer term. Large, modern, approved apartment. $57.50 mo./rent. Call JoAnn 237-3609. ROOMMATE FOR 1-bedroom U.T. Apt.— summer only. Rent 5165 term. Rick 237- 3680 after 6 p.m.; 227-3600 weekdays. ATTENTION - HI-WAY PIZZA now serving Meatball and Sausage Sandwiches. ITALIAN WATER ICE at Hi-way Pizza CRAZY MAN: The sandwich which locks like a hall bat. Paul Bunyan Sandwich. Call 238-2292. 14 INCH SUBS regular, tuna, 5.80; chicken, ham, 5.90. No delivery charge. Student checks cashed. Dean's Fast De livery. 238-8035. DRAFT COUNSELING available, any alternative discussed. Free pamphlet. Write: Freedom Union, Box 923,, State College, or call 238-4011 for appt. PHILADELPHIA AREA Students! Have your Image shipped home economically and safely; low rates. Call for reser vations now 237-1969, 238-7789. OFF-HAND IS coming day? every Mon I RESIST! LEAR3I how to tight back at the draft. Forum on Draft Resistance, ,led by Wayne C'Neil, Harvard Profes sor end organizer of RESIST In Boston. Techniques and purposes of Individual and collective resistance. Saturday night, May 18, 8-11:30, Room 102 Wagner Bldg. Also, workshop on Draft Resistance and Counseling, 21.5416 HUB, 1:00 Sun day. TRIAL OF Dr. Spook, opponent of the draft, starts Monday, Mav 20. Support demonstration 2:00 on Old Main lawn. Rock bands and speeches. ANYONE INTERESTED In' working for Senator Robert Kennedy throughout Penn sylvanla and various state primaries, contact 8654428 or 865.6115. ril=pm , z:Tm PLAN SPRING PARTY at Nittany Putt Par. Fun, 'lnexpensive, Informal. Phone 238-8662 for arrangements. FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 Newspaper Editors, the Penn. sylvania Newspaper Publish. ers' Association, the Pennsyl vania Women's Press Associa tion and the University School of Journalism. Spruce Valley Farm Freezer Frozen Sea Food Meats Dairy Products Domestic & imported Cheeses Hanover - Frozen Vegetables Borden Ice Cream Party Items Hoes d'oeuvre Mexican Food North Atherton across from Howard Johnson's Attention Special This Week Steamed Clams 50c/doz. Mon. Tues., Wed.. 10-9 p.m Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10-9 p.m. Quality and Easy to Prepare Foods 111 , 11111111111 H111111111111111111111111111 WOMAN'S LIGHT Tan Wallet lost Friday, vicinity of town Post Office. Lettered October. Reward. Call Cindy 237-1020, LOST. BROWN PURSE in Skeller Tues day. Please return to Skeller. Cards and glasses needed desperately. LOST: GLASSES, black—heavy frames in brown case. Reward. Call Joe after 6 p.m. 237-7268. REWARD FOR lost Gold Pin of sig nificant sentimental value. Call Paul Levine at_ 865.2531. LOST: PUPPY—dark brown, tan and white markings, Oki Main lawn, 2nd Period Tues., 4 mo., answers to Krieger. Call 237-1835, 8655002 anytime. LOST: PRESCRIPTION Sun Glasses last term, brown frames, grey lenses. Please ' call 565-9634. Nice reward. P.S.U. OUTING CLUB EQUESTRIAN DIVISION meeting Tues day, May 21, 7:30 p.m.. 112 Buckhout. Bring Ideas for television project, also planning trip to Devon. ROCK CLIMBING Huntingdon, Sun day, May 19. Meet at Rec Hall at 9:3S a.m. Bring lunch and 50c for drivers. Sign-up in HUB. NOTICE WHAT'S NEW: Pauf Bunyan's Is de livering from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Fast I dellvery. Call 238-2292. "REPORT FROM Iron Mountain or gotten gains.", SRL dinner and discus sion With Leon Gorlow. Professor of Psychology. Transportation leaves HUB 5:45 Sunday. Reservations: 237-7216. TAKEN BY Mistake: One girl's tan Trenchcoat at Skeller. May 3. If have cal/ 13654774. FENN STATE War Gaming Society. First meeting Friday night, basement of the Jawbone after 8:00 p.m. All terested Avalon - Hillera welcome. LLtalimi ,, LL A HELP WANTED—desire friendly people to work to a friendly atmosphere. Learn more about your school- newspaper and what is behind It. We. are looking for people to devote 2 or 3 periods of their time per week. No past experience re• quired. Get out and do something, meet people and have fun while serving your school newspaper.
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