Kenfield charges for damages Ex-tenants face hearings By AMY SCHULTZ Collegian Staff Writer Former tenants of Kenfield Court Apartments will meet at 7 tonight with the Organization of Town In dependent Students to prepare defenses for their May 10 hearings. They will meet in the OTIS office on the ground floor of the Hetzel Union Building. The tenants have received certified letters informing them that their security deposits would be retained and they would be charged an additional sum for damages. Bruce Dennis (11th speech), a former tenant and spokesman for the group, said the tenants believe the bills were extremely high. Dennis reported that the bills ranged from $lBO to $l,lOO. He said large parts of the bills were cleaning costs. Dennis stated that the bills also included gas bills that were "flagrantly high." He said that to his un derstanding, there are not individual gas meters for each apartment and that the management of Kenfield estimates the bills. Dennis said when he asked to see the meter readings, he was told there were none. Joseph McCurdy, manager of Columbia Gas Company of Pennsylvania, the company that supplies Kenfield, said there is a master meter on each building at Kenfield, but not on each apartment. He said, "There is no way for us to know how much gas is used by each tenant. We only know how much each building uses. Floor set for no visitation Charles C. Spence, director of residence hall programs, has announced that the top floor of Hastings Hall, which will be converted from a men's into a women's building for fall, will be the site designated for those women requesting no visitation space. Once the top floor is filled, women will be assigned to the third floor. Spence said his office is also trying to determine student interest in a limited visitation floor. TAURU ~►, You've entered the zone of Taurus the Bull. Schlitz Malt 'Liquor is always If life seems to be hitting you with more bold than usual, it's not your imagination. It's the i of Taurus. He has that effect. If you've run into Schlitz Malt Liquor, you already know the Bull's characteristics. And you know the there whenever you want bold, dependable good t Even if you're of a quieter sign, you'll be drawn by relentless energies of Taurus the Bull. Just be prep, Because there's no denying the dominating boldne Schlitz Malt Liquor. Nobody makes malt liquor like Seblitz. Nobody. We bill Kenfield; it is up to them to determine how much each tenant must pay." Robert B. Mitinger, at torney for Kenfield, said, "We wouldn't have entered suit against the tenants if we didn't think we were justified. After the students move out, a building inspector is sent in to check each apartment and determine damage. We have 'What The Butler Saw' By CHARLEEN RUTSCHKY Collegian Staff Writer Dr. Prentice (waving his gun):... I'm going to certify you (insane). Dr. Rance (quietly with dignity): No, I am going to certify you. Dr. Prentice: I have the weapon. You have the choice. What is it to be? Either madness or death? Dr. Rance: Neither of your alternatives would enable me to continue to be employed by Her Majecty's Government. Dr. Prentice: That isn't true. The higher reaches of the civil service are recruited entirely from corpses or madmen. Press the Alarm! This exchange between the psychiatrist inspector Dr. Rance and psychiatrist Dr. Prentice underlines the theme of the play "What the Butler Saw": The resem blance between madness and sanity. The farce, written by the late English playwright Joe Orton, will be produced as part of the Studio Theatre Series, University Theatre. Curtain will be 8:30 p.m. from May 9 to 13 in the Playhouse Theatre. A student preview of the play will be presented at 8:30 Sunday in the Playhouse. Two tickets per matric card will be sold the day of the preview at 25 cents each. The box office opens today with hours of 1 p.m. to 6 p,m. on non-performance days and 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on per formance days. Student tickets will be 50 cents and tickets for the general public $1.50. Special group rates are available. The plot unfolds as Dr. Prentice attempts to undress his new secretary under the © 1972 Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co,, Milwaukee and other great cities started taking Polaroid color pictures of the apartments to collaborate with these in spections." Yates Mast, student legal adviser, said the main points of the case will be how to differentiate between normal wear and tear and damage, and how the cost of repairs is determined. Mast also said Mitinger had pretense of a medical checkup in his clinic. Ms. Prentice enters and confesses to being blackmailed by the page boy at a local hotel for a previous affair with him. Dr. Prentice is trying to hide the secretary when the page boy arrives with photographs of Ms. Prentice in the act. The secretary dons the page-boy costume to escape, the page boy puts on a wig and skirt to hide himself. Then the psychiatrist in spector arrives to look over the clinic and declares Dr. Prentice mad. "I've been too long among the mad to know what sanity is," confesses Dr. Prentice. Each person in the play sees things from his own point of view, creating a schizophrenic stage world. Motivated by circumstance, the characters interact without knowing why. The secretary, for instance, thinks she must be a boy because she likes girls. E.C. Strickland, a master of fine arts candidate in directing, is directing the farce. Lowell Manfull, associate professor of theatre arts, will play Dr. Prentice. Manfull received his bachelor of science and master of arts from the University of Utah in speech and theatre, and his docterate in the same area from the University of Minnesota. At present, hilanfull is coordinator of graduate studies in theatre arts. He recently completed a book on dramatic theory after having traveled to Japan, Okinawa, England and Holland to obtain research material. Prior to teaching at the told him ne would be willing to talk to any of the tenants that wished to make an out-of court settlement. At a meeting held April 24, Dennis said the former tenants decided to defend themselves at their hearings. If the students are ruled against, Dennis said they will probably pool together to hire a lawyer for an appeal. University, Manfull was on the faculties of the University of Wisconsin, Colorado State College and the University of Minnesota. He is a member of the American Theatre Association and the American National Theatre Association. Dr. Prentice's secretary, Geraldine Barclay will be played by Gerda Martin, an undergraduate in theatre arts, and recent runner-up in the Central Pennsylvania Beauty Pageant. Ms. Prentice will be por trayed by Laurie Thompson, an undergraduate in theatre arts; Richard IVlorof, a graduate student and master of fine arts candidate in theatre arts, will play Nicholas Beckett. Alex Krakower, a masters of arts candidate in theatre arts will be Dr. Rance, and Sergeant Match will be played by H. Scott Baron, an undergraduate in theatre arts. East voting Students wishing to run for officers of the East Residence Association may pick up a nominating petition at the ERA office in Johnston Hall. Petitions must be returned with signatures of 200 East Halls residents by Wednesday to the ERA office. BRING HER ALONG MAY Bth & 9th Concert singers' tour a success By DEB POLFUS Collegian Staff Writer "It was a magnificent performance by everyone and I am proud and thrilled to have representatives like you." These were the words of University President Oswald at a recent per formance of the Penn State Concert Choir. The occasion was a special end of season presentation of "Elijah" with the Harrisburg Symphony. For the Penn State Singers, it was the culmination of a two-day tour of the Harrisburg-York area under the direction of Raymond Brown. The 30-voice choir sang a variety of music, ranging from an Israeli folk song, "KiMitsyou" to "Go Down Moses," a traditional black spiritual. Brown took with him his assistant conductor, Tommie Irwin, a graduate assistant in vocal performance and choral conducting. The Singers first performed April 17 at the State Correctional Institution at Camp Hill, a reformatory for boys 15 to 21 years old. The reformatory's vocal music director, Marlin Hubler, said the concert was part of a program to upgrade music appreciation in the institution. He felt it was a "nice chance for his singers (the reformatory glee club) to "sit out there and watch someone else." 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