PAGE SIX s' Collect data from plateau k. • • Wateirbeds plunae- into • • h Resources in Harr'sburg who sleeping hopefully wi: take steps to improve the situation based on the students' recommendations, Kirk said. In an idealistic way they hope these recommendations will find their way to a national level so that perhaps new legislation might 'oe. passed to improve the situation, Kirk explained. Canne Trip Kirk said he got interested in strip mining when he was on a canoe trip and the acid in the water began to eat away at his boat. After learning that two billion gallons of sul furic acid go into Pennsyl vania's streams every day. Kirk said he decided he wanted to do something about it." He submitted a report of his idea to the National Science Foundation which agreed to give the students $5,650 for equipment, chemicals and a small salary for the summer. under the 'Student Originated Studies grant. Albert L. Guber, associate professor of geology and fac ulty adviser for the project, called the enthusiasm of the six students "terribly impres sive." Many students pay lip ser vice to issues, but there aren't many students willing to per sonally sacrifice like these kids," Guber said. By BARB SNYDER Collegian Staff Writer N you have been canoeing doom the Bed Alos - hannon in a kayak latch - you may have noticed that the rocks are orange. You arc probably wit nessing the effeutq of strip mining and backfills Although those terms may mean nothing to you. they have been on the minds of six stu dents 01 the Um% ersity for a long time. This sin - nu - lei . Keith kirk (6th gcoph‘ sit's-Pittsburgh), SChOtSCh (9th mining engower ing-Putsburch 1, Jeff Snare (graduate student ph y s Williamsburg). Dave Froelich (9th•geohrYl%i'le). Emit "'er t 9th - eninneering mechanics- Milford ) and Tom lierldi forest -Eite) ar e devoting their summer to collecting data on strip turning on (he Alle- Oeny Plateau "Strip mining is a type of mining i‘here the Mineral the miner is looking for is close Collegian notes VSC needs more math tutors Junior High School math papers must pick tip an ab tutors are needed immediately. stract form at 425 Psychology Volunteers are asked to con- Building and return it before tact the University Volunteer 5 p.m. next. Monday. Sem ice Center, 118 Human • • • Development The piano recital ,cheduled to be presented by Mary Jadele, The Spring Chess C 1 u h The Psychology Advisory assistant professor of music Championship Tournament will be Committee o ill present Career in the College of Arts and Arch- Lounge. The first round of the held May 30 in the HUB Night at 7.30 tonight in 214 itecture at 8:30 tonight has four-round Swiss-style Boucle. Ail psychology majors been cancelled. elimination tournament will * * non are invited. * begin at 10 a.m. that day. Par ticipants are urged to be present by 9:30 am. • • * Psi Chi, the national honor under the tax law for exemo society in psychology, will pre- lion from withholding sent their annual Psi Chi Day should fill in and submit a on June 5. starting at 9 a.m. in Withholding Exemption 352 Commons Room in the Psy- Certificate (Form W-4E) to chology Building. Those faculty their employer by May I. Ex members, graduate students emotion certificates filed for and undergraduate students 1970 expire April 30. wishing to present research _ Single students with income •••••••••• RIDICULOUS LION'S GATE SUMMER RENT; INQUIRE NOW ABOUT OUR LOW, LOW SUMMER RATES • STUDENTS WELCOME • 238-2600 424 Waupelani Dr. State College Rental Office Open 8 A.M. • 6 P.M. FREE BUS SERVICE TO CAMPUS • TENNIS COURTS • ••••e••••• FOR SALE STUDENTS INSURANCE for Auto, Motor Cycle, Hospitalization, Fire, Accident, Life Good rates, fast service. Phone 238-6633. MOTORCYCLES, New and Used: Two Wheels Cycle Shop Paris and acces sories, 100 D W. College Ave. STEREO TAPEPLAYERS ' Hi-Fi Auto-Home Radio Sales and Service. Audio Motive Co. 3226 W. College Ave. 238-5153. ELECTRIC GUITAR Gretsch Tennes sean. excellent condition with Deluxe Hard Shell Case; cost Sle.s sell for 8275. 865-2135. MGB/GT 67 MODEL in excellent con dition. Foam Mattress. Boxsprings and Frame, 5t500. 238-9453. WATERBEDS, FINEST Quality. 20 gauge 10 year guarantee. 0100,000 liability, All size King 031 50 2374113. CAMERAS, LENSES Best prices on pentax, Minolta, Nikon, etc. 2374715 7 - 10 p.m. or 238-0569 10 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. .67 ALPINE. New engine, clutch, paint job, Koni shocks. 359.2131 237.7657 after 2:00 p m. Dana. TRAILER SALE: 10 x 50 on lot. Utility shed, fence, partly furnished. 237.3137 or 238-2946. VENTURA ACCOUSTIC Guitar, pristine condition, case • included, priced for quick sale, call 238-7388. SPECIAL PRICE. TDK Hi-Pi cassettes. C-60, $2.75. C-90, 53 25 Television Service Center, 232 South Allen. SONY TC-125 Stereo Cassette Tape Deck. Six months old. $7O. 364.9321 mornings or late night. GTO 1965 Hurst, Isky, 4 chromes blue paint, black interior. Asking $695 Call Jim 238.9847. FURNITURE— Beds, desk, dresser, tables, 20-inch B 8 W TV, book case. couch. All in good condition. Individually or together. Call Ken or Dave 237-9444. condition. Needs minor repairs, stored and Fall terms— Efficiencies, 1,2, 3 GUITAR: EP !PHONE FT-90 w/hard I Iwo years. John 238.2447. bedrooms from 6110 furnished. $6l per smell case. 02300 r trade for Single Re - 2-B --- - ----- 'cerson for 5 person - 3 bedroom. FREE: ry flex Camera. Jer 865-0622 'bus service, 10 Channel TV cable, air ------ ,fur fur MOBILE Home. Air-con d., nished. close to campus and cheap CORVAIR CORSA 4-slxt- 1 4 0 hp. 1 -aioka land rent. 238-6315. conditioning, gas for heating, cooking •and hot water, parking and a host of and runs great. Extras. Best offer over,— :MUSTANG, 1965, one owner, 213C1D, others. Don't delay. 2364 6 11. Office hours thro Friday; 11-3 5600. Bob 237.0507. factory air, radio, excellent condition, ' 0 -5 - 6,30 • 8 Monday 7AOI3ILE HOME. '62 Windsor Deluxel,s9so. Can Frank 237-2651. Saturday. 55' r 10' With expandable living roo-n. ---- 2 bedrooms, electric heat, washer. CaII'CONVERTIBLE, 237-7501. :1538 , LUXURY CAR. '66 Mercury Montclair. Factory air-conditioned. Power steering. Tinted glass. Large engine. Excellent road car. $1,600. Call 238-7268. HAPPY TOES, and Smiling Feet in a pair of Custom Made Sandals ST. MARK'S PLACE 129 S. Pugh St. Next to Youngberg's to the surface so that it is only necessary to take off the top rocks to get at the mineral," Kirk said. tie is the originator and co-ominator of this strip mining project. Put Back The material which has been dug up in order• to reach the mineral is then put back in the hole o hteh had been dug. The trouble begins when the layers :hat %%ere dug up are not replaced in the same order co that the material becomes "highly homogenized." Kirk said. These highly homogenized layers of broken up rock, called backftll . contain sulfur and ron, so that when they react with air or rain water, parts of the rock change I, sullur.c acid This acid then reacts with other part, of the rock and more acid develops. The effect is "ins] like a big snowball.," Kirk said, The various acid,. vthich re sult from these chemical re action find their we: to our waterwa s, pollute our Working students who qualify BRAZINA'S BASEMENT 232 E. College Ave. Large Selection . . . Flare Brand Hiphugger Jeans Brush Denim Jeans 4.95 Exotic Collection of Belts-- ALL DISCONTINUED LEATHER CLOTHING LOW PRICES next to Record Ranch ... _ Yabba-dabba-do ; CENTURY TOWERS .. . • , . . • .4 • , 1, • - Twenty Three Skiddoo > 710 S. Atherton St. . i• Now Leasing, for Fall , Hurrah for White and Blue , 9 AT -MONTH NO EXTRA LEASE AVAILABLE . Wednesday, May 19 Don't like that one? Write your own! .:: i Furnished Efficiencies •N THE HY-LOS , Win game ball—season passes— ~ Furnished and Unfurnished 1-Bedroom ". 10-Channel TV, laundry facilities and others ; Free rec room for large parties 3 Pollock Halls 7:00 P.M. ... Also OFFERING ;. Send cheers to • ' LARIKYN (Folk Group) . . , REDUCED SUMMER RATES . ... "Cheer" Rm 202 HUB , - 3.. Furnished. Apts. as low as $lOO.OO 6 :30 P.M. ' East. Halls by May 29, 1971 All Utilities Included ... 4 , .., - i PHI MU• ALPHA MUSIC FRATERNITY ~. For More Information, Call Supported by 238-5081 ERA. WFIRA, I-ITR, OKRA, Cheerleaders, . ' . SFS, Football Team . . Weekdays 8:30 - 5:30 Saturdays 9:00 - 12:00 - Ist ANNUAL MUSIC WEEK MAY 16 -'I9 1 , ,0 FOR SALE GUITAR. LEFT HANDED. Hagstrom mahogany sunburst finish. 3 pickups tremelo bar, excellent condition, 0100. Call Paul, 865-2531 evenings for Infor manor, '6B MUSTANG Convertible with V-8, power steering, power top, automatic trans , radio, stereo and other extras. Excellent condition. Call Tom 238-74.31. 1968 FIAT 8.50 Spider. Good condition. Convertible Must sell. $BOO firm. Call 238.8839 alter 6 P.m. 1967 BMW R-ao, full Wixom Faring, Air —Horns. World's best touring bike. $995 HAGSTROM 11l Guitar with hardshell Call 692-5526 evenings. case Amoeo reverberockel amplifier, ands -OR Gibson funtone. Call 237-8736. -OR SALE: Triumph TR-3 Parts— transmission, body parts, etc. '67 CHEVELLE Malibu. Good condition.'Also 1959 Pontiac, runs good looks Power steering, bucket seats, vinyl roof.'terrible. Make offer. Ammon 237-3725 Must sell, 237.0040. or 237.6800. TRUCK 1964 Dodge Panel. V-8, 4-speed, sun roof. camper bed. Carefully main j !lained. Must sacrifice. 237.9889 ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE All rental MOBILE HOME: 10 x 50 with Tipout. tape recorders, while they last. a. price. New turniture'and appliances. Must sell. Television Service Center. ~ r ice negotiable. 237.8212. - - GIANT'S FOOT RUGS, ALL COLORS. MOBILE HOME: 10 x 50 on lot in RIGHT AND LEFT FEET. 42 INCHES. woodsdale. New gun furnace and wall to ONLY 52.00. R0N`238.4144. wall carpet. 238-4821. KODAK INSTAMATIC Camera, 2 lenses 1964 CORVAIR SPYDER (Turbocharged( and case All in excellent condition. Call Convertible, Body fair, engine excellent. Keith 865.0159. 'Best offer over 5150. 238-5339. '66 VW SEDAN. New tires, battery, 41,000 SACRIFICE 1967 Mustang, 6-CYI, miles. Must sell, leaving country. Cail•standard transmission, radio. Telephone 237.7072 alter 6 00 pm. ,237-3530 after 6 p.m. 4.56 RING and Pinion Gear Set and Gear,'69 HONDA CUSS, 4,200 mi. Excellent Spacer. Call Roger at 865.2884 ,condition. Extras. Must sell. Call 238- FOR SALE: 11' x 4b'Mobile Home. Very 7834, Jack. good condition. Best offer lakes O. Call FOR SALE: Akal Stereo Tape Recorder, 237-1725 4-speed, a.track, cross-field. Must sell. 238-4749. Best offer FURNITURE: COMPLETE living room. bedroom, and ki/chen. Selling everything 1062 OLDSMOBILE 88 4 door automatic. logelher Sacrifice. Call 238.3896. Full power, clean and dependable. No. 1 :inspection. Ask for Tom 865-3649. FURNITURE: Good condition Living room, bedrooms, bar, etc. Must sell FOR RENT 237-0467 1949 FORD Wootlie New battery, good BLUEBELL NOW RENTING Summer B=El=l=2 11964 MINI VAN, 1275 cc. New Michelins, 'Konis, body goOO, 2500 miles on '69 engine 237-2447 or 237-5179. John. 11970 HONDA CL4SO, red/white, low mile-I ,ade, perfect condition. Call 237-8236 after 5. ;DUNE BUGGY, Pa. inspected, green flake paint, cony, top, tonneau cover, 52000. 237-0171 after 5.00. '63 JAGUAR XKE, 4.2 engine, silver ; gray. $1795.00. 814.652-5460. ME DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA streams, make water undrink able, kill off the life in a stream and turn rocks an ugly orange. If you have ever been to a strip mine "you would think you are walking on the moon because everything is dead," Kirk said. Specific Strip Mine The group this summer will he studying the geology of each specific strip mine and study ing water samples around the Allegheny Plateau region. Kirk said. "We will then use the data we've collected and correlate it to see if the geology of the strip mines affects the chemi cal elements in the water and to see the effectiveness of the present back filling method," he added. If the backfilling method is found In be ineflective. the sec ond phase of the project will then begin. The group will sum mit the information to the Federal Water Quality Admin istration. the Bureau of Mines and Mineral Industries and the Department of Environmental of less than $1,700, and mar ried ones filing jointly with in come of less than $2,350 will not owe any federal income tax for 1971. "Whales, Ecology and Man,'t a display of materials dealing with the possible extermination of whales, dolphins and por poises, is on exhibit through June 5 near the main entrance of Pattee. FOR SALE MCINTOSH C-26 pre-amp, a mons. old, Pioneer SM-700 amp, 2 mons. old, bulb absolutely mint, both priced to sell. Call John at 865-5945. 1963 HONDA C 1175, 9,000 miles, good condition. 5300 or best offer. Call 232.4701. TIRES FOR American and Foreign carst l trophies, sports car accessories, parts) orders. Auto Sport Accessories, 3226 W. College Ave. 237.6472. KAWASAKI 500. Excellent running con ninon. Need money. Must ride to believe. Call Larry atter 5 238-9296. SUMMER SUBLET, 1000 S. Allen St Furrnsherl one bedroom. 560/mo. Call 438.4734. .UMMER SUBLET: 2 man, furnished .ishwasher, air-cond., all utilities. Wit 'amain. Call 237-6476 or 865-5989. SUBLET Luxury A/C Apartment All utilities provided $lOO/mo. furnished 238-5083 Gay subculture emerges (Continued from page one) Division of Counseling are hostile to ignorant of homosexual problems. Paid Membership HOPS at present has a paid membership of 50. but members esti mated there are at least 2,500 homo sexuals on campus who have not joined because of reluctance to admit their sexual inclination or fear of the legality issue. Heterosexuals refrain from show ing their support fearing "guilt by as sociation," they said. But the members are pleased. and somewhat surprised, with the reaction from the University community. All agreed that "student response has been amazing." Apparently the enthusiasm with which Penn State homosexuals have "come out" astonished even the hard THE NAVY OFFICER INFORMATION TEAM AWS SENATORIAL ELECTIONS Will be on Campus at the Grange Bldg. on TO. BE TAKEN PLACE the 18th, 19th and 20th or May 1971 to ON WED., MAY 19 discuss, with any interested student, all AND 'THURS., MAY 20 officer programs. (Active and Reserve; Avi- Vote In Lobby of ation, Surface and Sub Service). Dorms FOR RENT SUMMER SUBLET: 4-5 man Southgate Townhouse. Will accept any reasonable offer. Call 237.8980 anytime. HALFA HOUSE Sublet Duplex, 1028 N Atherton. Fall option. Unfurnished, 2 bed room, dishwasher, pay electricity, nice 238.4236. SUMMER SUBLET: 2 bedroom fur nished Southgate Apartment. Air-condi tioned, pay July - August rent. Call 238,9594. SUMMER SUBLET: I man Beaver Ter race. Air-conditioned, balcony, utilities paid, real clean. 237-9314. SUMMER SUBLET: Kentleld Town house. s•man, 3•bdrm., completely fur nished, 23" Color TV. air-cond., dish washer. Will sell furniture also CHEAP. Call 23741345 now. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Two room Efficiency, furnished, full kitchen, 3 miles from campus. SOO electricity. 238.7986. SUMMER SUBLET• 2 bedroom, 3 man Apt Free pool, bus, cable, gas, air conditioning. Call 238.7067. 5150 mo. REDUCED RATE Summer Sublet Fall Option. U.T. 3-man Apartment, fur nished, utilities paid. Call .5-7 p.m. 237- P 224, SUMMER SUBLET. Completely furnished efficiency Apt., 1 block from c.•mpus. Call 23747E15 anytime tsp. late. SUMMER SUBLET: 3 wo/man Beaver Terrace. Air-conditioning, dishwasher, tree cable. Will bargain. Call 237-13386. SUMMER SUBLET: 3-bedroom 2-bath Split-Level furnished Apt. Air-conditioned, dishwasher, Free cable and TN., swim 'ming pool, free bus. Very reasonable. 238-2711. , SUMMER SUBLET: One bedroom un Ifurnishect. 895 cheap. Air conditioned [dishwasher. Fall option. 8170. furnished Foster Avenue. 237-1805. SUMMER SUBLET: 3-man Beaver Ter race Apt. Utilities, dsihwasher, cable included. Call 235-5635 or 237-9059 evenings. SUMMER SUBLET: One bedroom fur nished, a/c, all utilities. $l2O month Fall option. 238.2660. - - SUMMER SUBLET: 2 woman, three room furnished Apt block from cam pus. 5125/month. June rent paid. Call 565-9116. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, air-con dltioned, dishwasher, 2 bedrooms plus den. June rent paid. Will bargain price. Chad 237.4722. U.T. 2-MAN Summer Sublet, Fall option June paid. Dishwasher. air-cond., utilities cable free. Plus use of 23" T.V.! 237 2551. ,SUMMER SUBLET: U.T. efficiency. All utilities. June rent paid. Will negotiate. Call 237.M55 after 5:00. WHAT A DEAL! 3 (wo)man B.T. apart , ment, June paid, Fall option. Utilities included. "Other X-tras", Will bargain. 237.9715 or 238.2754, By PERRI FOSTER-PEGG Collegian Staff Writer Gush .. . gush ... gush .. . and another waterbed slowly fills to replace a traditional box spring mattress. According to Tony Bangor, manager of People's Nation, spring or "dead beds" are a thing of the past and an estimated five per cent of all Americans will be sleeping on waterbeds within the next five years. in fact, Bangor believes waterbeds are the solution to the problems of restless sleepers from the residence halls exiting en masse to apartments. "The University should get into waterbeds—it would make the dorm much more than just four walls, it's the one thing that would give the dorms a boost." he explained. Bangor emphasized the fact that waterbeds would not violate current residence hall regulations for fire and weight. Safety Code "The beds weigh approx imately 50 pounds per square foot and the Pennsylvania Safety Code outlaws any floors that can't hold more than 100 pounds," he said. "Most of the beds we sell, you can put a cigarette out on them." Contrary to popular opinion, it is no longer necessary to lay core HOPS members. One member who was instrumental in establishing last term's Free University class on the gay subculture—out of which HOPS grew—compared the current gay scene to that of his 1956-60 undergraduate days at the University. Astonishing Diffeernce "It's astonishing the difference, back then you could never have im agined it." he said. "None of us in volved with the Free University class had any idea it would come to this." HOPS members are confident they will win their battle with the Uni versity, and - Saturday night they pro jected their thoughts toward future struggles in the Gay Liberation move ment here. Steinman, a' young organizer of Gay Activist Alliance programs in New York. told of a current attempt by FOR RENT BARGAIN! SUMMER sublet 2.4 man Apt., turn. w/alr cond. 119 Locust Lane. Calf ttar 865-5749 or Ann 2.38,5870. SUMMER SUBLET, 3-man Apartment, Americana House, corner apartment, air conditioned, 8140/month, furnishki. Call 865-0237. SUMMER SUBLET: 3 man Beaver Ter race Apartment. All utilities paid. Air conditioned. June rent paid. Very rea sonable. 237-6914. SUMMER SUBLET: Efficiency 59.5 per month. Terms negotiable. Ten minute walk from' campus. 238-5945. SUMMER SUBLET. Big bargain! 4 bed rooms, 4 bathrooms. You only pay for August. wjpool, w/air conditioning. 237- 1855. SUMMER SUBLET. Two man semi.effi ' ciency Armenara Plaza. 25% off with two parking stalls. Call 237-0965. KENFIELD TOWNHOUSE. Wall-to•wall carpeting, TN., swimming pool, fully furnished. Best offer. Call 238-8912 after S:00. SUMMER SUBLET, one block from campus, air conditioning; S9O for entire summer. Call 237-0697. FOUR (WOMAN Summer Sublet in B.T. 2nd floor, reasonable price with extras Call 238-2279. SUMMER SUBLET U.T. Efficiency, all utilities. balcony, air conditioning. Call after 5 p.m. 237.9756. Cheap. CLOSE TO campus, large one bedroom apartment, furnished, parking, $12.5. call 237-0933. Summer sublet, fall option. SUMMER SUBLET: Beaver Terrace 3-man, 1 bedroom Apartment. Air cond., dishwasher, cable free. Call Stu 237.8798. June rent paid. Fall option. SUMMER SUBLET. Large 1 bedroom, 2 man Apt., cable utilities paid, Sl3O/ man for summer. Bob 238-5883. SUMMER SUBLET 8 Fall option: Ultra. roomy Southgate Apt. 2-bedrooms, air, dishwasher, unfurnished, but cheap! 237 3947. NEED A PLACE for summer? Full use of a focal fraternity. $lOO.OO whole term. 2384720. SUMMER SUBLET/Fall Option: One bedroom furnished Apt, Air conditioner, dishwasher, utilities. Pets allowed!! 237• 0056 or two female roommates wanted. SUMMER SUBLET 3 students for furnished house, 5125/man for summer, has stereo, TN., air conditioning. Call 466-7238. SUMMER SUBLET: Bluebell 3.bdrni. 'scull level. *Free air-cond., pool, bus, cable. EXTRAS! $167/month. Call 237. 8076. SUBLET: 4-(wo)man B.T. Apt. Pay July August (negotiable). Completely furnished: utilities, television, a/c, dishes, etc. 237.1724 SUMMER SUBLET: U.T. 3 man(wo) Apartment. All utilities, alr•conditioning, furnished. 51.50/Man. Fall option. Call 237-8205. on a sturdy surface to get a comfortable and healthy sleep, Bangor' said. The waterbed, two pieces of Union Carbide heavy:-duty vinyl w elded together and filled with water, can give the user a sleep even doctors recommend. Developed in 1955 fo r orthopedic use in hospitals, waterbeds provide pe'rfect and even support by pushing up against body weight. .• According to Jay Wasser man, manager of Grok, who calls the waterbed "more than a bed, but an environment, an experience," the user actually gets a deeper sleep because' all his muscles relax. `Twice the Fun' Manufacturers, who claim the beds are "twice the fun. with., half the effort," recom mend them expressly for two because the beds respond four or five times to every one movement: Bangor, for whom th e ultimate test for the bed's fullness is whether or not one's rear end hits the floor while in motion, agrees. "Not only have I been sleep ing better, but a -lot of other things, too," he said. Whatever the case. water beds are fast becoming a functional and inexpensive way to sleep. Ranging in price from the $3O single to the $6O eight foot diameter "Orgy Arena," homosexuals at Columbia University to establish a gay Student lounge. That appealed to the HOPS steer ing committee, and they discussed, half-seriously, demanding of the Uni versity a gay interest house in a cam pus residence hall and, eventually, a means by which incoming freshmen could choose between a gay or straight roommate. All these, Steinman said, have been discussed at Columbia. If the Penn State phenomenon holds true—things which happen on urban campuses, like black militancy and anti-war disruption, happen here two or three years later—then it is not unlikely that these are some of the issues which HOPS can be expected to push in the future. In the words of Frank Kameny: "Everything heterosexuals have, homo sexuals are going to have." FOR RENT THREE MEN needed to round out four Man apartment in Beaver Terrace this summer. 238-3591. SUMMER SUBLET 3-4 man Apt. Furnished, 3 blocks from campus. 31.50 month. June paid! 238-1275. SUMMER SUBLET: Fully. furnished 2 bedroom, 1 1 / 2 bath Apt. w/balcony. 25" COLOR TV, dishwasher, air conditioned. Will bargain. 237-8745. HOUSE FOR Summer Sublet. 46bedroom, ' furnished. 622 W. Beaver. Call 238-5505. $250, mo. CHEAP SUMMER P.F. Villas!! One bedroom, unfurnished, -Fall option, A.C., TV Cable, Clean, Cheap!! 238-5995. SUMMER SUBLET: Bluebell 3 bedrooms split-level, furnished, air conditioned, Free bus, pool, cheap. 238-7725. SUMMER SUBLET, Beaver Terrace. June and all utilities paid. Balcony. . . dishwasher, one bedroom SUMMER SUBLET: Beaver Terrace 4. man. Fall option. $125 per person for entire summer. 233.1676. 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM Trailers for next Fall. Close to campus. Ideal for stu dents. 238-6315, 237-7312. SLIMMER, FALL Sublet. Furnlshed,l air cond., all utilities. Sl4O mo. 2 (wo)man Call 237-8950. , FARM LIVING for Summer TermA 15 miles from campus. Rooms Apt. S5O. Call "Cedars" 422-8705 (no toll). SUMMER SUBLET 3 fwo)man Uni• versity Towers Apartment overlooking East College Avenue. Very Cheap! Call 237.6805. THE PALACE, Summer Sublet, 3•man Apt. VI block from campus. T.V., air. conditioning. Call 237.1794. SUMMER SUBLET a (or more) man Furnished. T.V. 1 block from campus $l6O/month. 237.8294. , ROOM FOR SUMMER Term = girl pre ferred, air conditioned, kitchen privi leges. $4O per month. Phone 238.0897. SUMMER SUBLET: 1 woman; 2 blocks from campus, A/C. S5O mo. June free. Eileen 227-9008. SUMMER SUBLET: One man Efficiency; six block from center of campus. 5125 ,July 1 - Sept. 15. Call 865.0256. SUMMER GIVE-AWAY. 4-man Beaver Terrace palace. Air-con., dishwasher, all utilities paid. June rent paid. Cheap. Call 238-7834. 'SUMMER SUBLET: 4 wo(man) Apart ment Beaver Terrace. Air-conditioning, dishwasher, furnished. Will bargain. Call 238-6539. SUMMER SUBLET, Southgate 3-man, 2-bedroom. 'Completely furnished, silver ware, dishes, waterbed, etc. 5350 for entire summer. 237-1824 anytime. SUMMER SUBLET: Fall option. i• 2 man U.T. Efficiency. Cable, air-condi tioning. June paid. 237-3408. SUMMER SUBLET: Efficiency In Blue bell. Nice place, reasonable price. Call 238.8376 after pi& , waterbeds can be filled and emptied in 45 minutes. Shopping for one can become a confusing experience as waterbeds are available in varying sizes and a myriad of colors. However, for the easily bored, the waterbed can be purchased in a clear plastic and a variety of dyes can quickly provide excitement. The number of extras of fered along with the NA aterbed is also vast, but only a few are necessary. One "must" for the careful consumer, however, is some form of insulation, which, in some stores, is free. The controversial heater, a pad which goes under the bed and heats the water to body temperature, is rarely recom mended for safety reasons and can be substituted by a half inch foam pad. This pad not only stops the body from losing heat to the water but allows air circulation under the body which the vinyl would other wise restrict. Possible Damage These pads, which can be or dered in synthetic sheepskin, foxskin, 'or chinchilla, also pro tect:•the beds from - possible punetbre damage. HoweVer, Bangor claimed punctur e damage is rare and can easily be 'repaired by the riatch kits provided with the waterbeds. "Besides, if you poke a hole in one of them, it's not going to NOTICE ENGAGED? LET Bill Coleman do your newspaper portraits. $12.50 complete. Call 238.8495. PASSPORT PHOTOS . . . Neat day delivery . . . or same day if you wish. At BILL COLEMAN'S 238.8493.' PORTRAITS PAINTED or Drawn. For more information and examples of work call Dick 237.8366 evenings. A NEW Hasselblad Camera for your mother-in-law or yourself? See Bill Cole. man 238.8495. PITTSBURGH,, PHILLY or even Centre County! The ultra best in wedding candid aro Bill Coleman's. PHYRST PHYLM Classics Presents: "The Wild One" starring Marton Brando Today and Thursday at 4:30. TYPING— IBM Selectric. Thesis, Term Papers, Math. Greek symbols. All work guaranteed. Call Mary 2311-7180. ATTENTION FREE DRAFT Counseling. All alterna fives considered. Call afternoons or eve nings at The Peace Center 237.0222. FOR DREAMY outdoor casuals (with Swedish soft focus lenses) call Bill Coleman for appointments. 238.8495. SUBJECTS FOR Clinical Psychology Experiment If you have Eidetic Imagery (or photographic memory) call 865-1711. SING WITH Pittsburgh Symphony ,Or chestra. Auditions Wednesday May 19, 214 Eisenhower Chapel. SAVE UP TO 5400 on your new M/cycle and tour Europe! Buy your new Motor Cycle TAX FREE (BSA, Triumph, Nor ton) from one of England's oldest dealers —Est. SO years. Huge stock too of guar anteed used models at England's lowest prices. Full insurance for Europe + shipment back to U.S.A. arranged or we, guarantee re-purchase. Write now for full details. George Clarke (Motors) Limited, 276 - 278 Brixton Hill, London, 5.W.2. Eng. Tel: 01-6743211. SHANDYGAFF SALOON Misery Hours Friday 3.6 p.m. as usual. '.ANNUAL SAILING REGATTA Saturday May 22 at Stone Valley. Sailing, Canoe. ing, Rowing Events, Picnic also. Tickets: 1 261 Rec Hall. I NEED A ride to Wilkes-Barre Friday (5/21) or Saturday morning (5/22). Call 237-1081 evenings. AIR FURNITURE. Old Same Place, 311 W. Beaver. 238.7926. SPEECH 200 Project needed desperately! Have any Ideas? Please call Tom 11145- - 5049 7 - 8 p.m: DANCE TO "Clty Chicken" Tonite at The SCORPION. STATE COLLEGE debut of Philadelphia group Shepherd will occur tonight 9:30 the PHYRST. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19,. 1971 spurt out like everybody thinks—it will be a slow ,leak," he explained. Another extra available is a frame, recommended only to take some of the pressure oft the seams and to make the waterbed more like a standard bed Stereo, Lighting These range in price from $25 for the standard four plank model to the 52,000 model which includes a total stereo and lighting system, Ba:ngor , said. "You spend one third of your, life in bed. Why not make it better?" he asked. "The larger frame has com partments for everything such as a refrigerator and a T.V. You can do your whole room in. it and have your friends in and. play all day," he added. However some users like John Haag, associate professor of English, believe a frame is an unnecessary expense and prefer to construct on e themselves. Haag. who has had hiS, bed for one week, said he believes it is more than a novelty, but one of the most comfortable beds he has ever had. First Night "The first night I slept on it, r expected to wake myself up a few times but didn't: It's ex tremely comfortable and also a very sensual experience," he said. "Of course, I've only had it a short time and I don't know what I'll think one month from now, but I imagine I'll like it," he continued. Most waterbed owners also use standard sheets an d blankets with their beds, and, more surprisingly, plan to travel with them. I , " fact, its total portability is the reason why Bernie Rucmck (12th general science-Philadelphia) bought one. "It folds to two and a half feet by six feet so when you move from one place to another, you don't have to buy a bed." he explained. Bangor, who doesn't believe he could sleep on anything else. plans to take it with him on trips in the back of his hearse. Both People's Nation, which has sold approximately 250 beds in the last three to four weeks, and Grok have received few complaints from waterbed buyers. Beds Guaranteed Nevertheless, the beds are guaranteed from a year to a lifetime, depending an the company that manufactures them. • "In two weeks, over 3,000 people had jumped on our bed," Wasserman said. "The abuse it got formed in our mind that the Amazing Pleasure Bed will last lifetime." Most waterbed users emphatically recommend the beds for a variety of reasons but mainly for comfort and a better night's sleep. However, for those not in a position to buy one, it has become almost a weekly fetish to stop in at People's Nation for a quick pick-up and to plan for the day when they, too, can have "floating sleep." APARTMENTS For Summer and/or Fall, very reasonable 1-Bedroom apartments completely furnished One Block from Campus Also Homes Wagner & Gilliland 238.8938 237-2090 NOTICE • •NLY Penn State has PLAYLAND. Makes !oing to college a little more fun. An stablishment which has become an In- Mt/flan. Don't fol get your birthday— • IBM SELECTRIC and other typewriters for rent. Also adding machines. unlimited Rent -Alls, 140 N. Atherton, 238-3037. AUDITIONS FOR University Choir Per. formance of Mahler 2nd Symphony, Wednesday May 19, 214 Eisenhower Chapel. SET OF FOUR Sliver Keys on rawhide strip on campus. If found call 231. 5505. $lOO REWARD for information leading to the return of Ogle, a small trl.cotor Collie lost in the vicinity of Allen Saeger Slate Park Sat. wearing Centre County tag. Phone 238-2746. WANTED ROOMMATE WANTED for Townhousie $lOO/m for 1, 350/m for 2. Unequaled privacy. Immediate occupancy. Call 2384418. WANTED: APARTMENT or Trailer for student and wife for Fall term, prefer unfurnished. Call 8654108. ROOMMATES WANTED, summer, South gate, furnished, air-conditioning, dish washer, stereo. June rent paid, Milne to bargain. 865.6288. WANTED: TO RENT or borrow two tricycles. Contact CHRA office 865.5131. ROOMMATE WANTED for Summer Term: Large one bedroom Centre Towers Apt. Very reasonable rent. 238.5613. WANTED 1 or 2 roommates. Summer term. Close to campus; very cheap rates. 2384685, 865-4223. STUDENT TEACHING FALL? Wanted: Female roommate winter, spring next year. Beaver Terrace. Call 237-1802. - PERSON TO occupy 2nd bedroom In 2 bedroom Apt, next Fall, Winter, Spring. Cheap rent. Call Howard 23843961. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT wanted for next year, beginning Fall. Must be within walking distance of campus and under 5100/month rent. Phone 865-0293 John after 6. ROOMMATE FOR Summer. 1 block from campus. 237-0073 (almost closer than East Ha11s1) 237-0073, Bryon. HELP WANTED GIRLS— HIGH PAYING lobs available In area of your choice. Free training provided. 8659611. MALE OR FEMALE. Sales experience helpful but not a necessity. Showing new line of high quality products. For de tails write: Mr. Don Clauser ens Penn Alto Hotel, Altoona, Pa. SALES •HELP Wanted. Part time, full time, Spring, Summer. Inquire Old Same Place, 311 W. Beaver. 12:50 • 5:00.
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