S—The Daily Collegian Monday. November 20. 1972
USG distributes
aid information
For undergraduate students who have no idea of the kind of
scholarship they can apply for, the Undergraduate Student
Government Academic Affairs Department has an answer.
At the beginning of Fall Term's seventh week, a Scholarship
Information Guide was distributed by Academic Affairs to
campus and downtown areas. The guide was compiled by a
committee of seven students under the direction of Director of
Academic Affairs gbob Angelo
Angelo said not everyone is eligible for a scholarship,
although each college has a different means of awarding
scholarships He said the general requirements for obtaining
a scholarship include a 3 00 average, fulltime college at
tendance and financial need
The guide includes scholarships awarded by each college,
memorial scholarships, the amount of the award, the number
of awards available, eligibility requirements and whether or
not a parental confidential statement is needed
The guides have been distributed to Interfraternity and
Panhellenic Council presidents, resident assistants,
Organization of Town Independent tudents and Association
of Residence Halls Students The guide is also available from
some downtown eating establishments
Angelo said he hoped the guide would also make students
more aware of the Office of Student Aid, which lends
assistance to students in need of financial aid to continue their
education
The guides also have been distributed to the Commonwealth
Campuses through the Branch Campuses Services Depart
ment
Gov. disputes story
LOS ANGELES (APi
Louisiana Gov Edwin W
Edwards says he has no doubt
that two young black students
slain at Southern University
were felled by buckshot fired
by a deputy sheriff, the Los
Angeles Times reported
\esterdav
In Baton Rouge, Edwards
called the story “irrespon
sible, inaccurate and
unauthorized" and said his
remarks had been taken out
of context The Times,
however, said it was standing
bv the account
In a dispatch from Baton
Rouge. La , where the
schools' main campus is
located, the Times said
Edwards believes that “we'll
probably never know which
deputy sheriff fired the shot “
The newspaper quoted the
governor as saying at a
luncheon meeting, “I have no
doubt it was a deputy sheriff
who fired,"
The two students were shot
in the head Thursday as
police and sheriff's deputies
moved to break up a
demonstration by students in
front and inside of the
university administration
building
Law enforcement officers
say they fired only tear gas
canisters Edwards said
Friday it was possible that
they mistakenly fired
buckshot The school has been
closed until after Thanks
giving
The Times said Edwards
also disclosed that.
—He will fire university
President G Leon Net
terville. who he said is out of
touch with the students, m
Julv
—He will accede to all of the
demands of the students and
welcomes their participation
in the school administration,
but will not agree to a com
plete student takeover of the
campus
In a statement issued
yesterday, Edwards accused
the author of the article of
showing “a gross lack of
regard for the whole truth"
and said the reporter had
attended only 30 minutes of a
two-hour meeting between
Edwards and Justice
Department officials, then
wrote “an irresponsible,
inaccurate and unauthorized
two-minute summarization,
out of context .“
Edwards denied he said he
would fire Netterville, adding
that in any event, that power
rested with the state Board of
Education.
Student detained
William J. Glass (Ist
division of Counseling) was
committed to the Centre
County Jail in lieu of $5,000
bail on charges of possession
Logbook
of dangerous drugs. Glass
was apprehended about 6
p m. Friday on Interstate 80
near the Snow Shoe in
terchange by Milesburg State
Police and arraigned before
Bellefonte District
Magistrate Louise O. Green.
Also arraigned before
Green was Rodney Klinger of
State College. He was
charged with the violation of
a controlled substance and
was released on $5,000 bail.
Michael G. Janosko (10th
accounting) was listed in fair
condition yesterday at the
USG to show film
Because of the financial
success of its first showing,
the Undergraduate Student
Government plans to bring
back “Reefer Madness.”
According to Business
Manager Steve Negrotti the
film will be shown several
times the weekend of January
13.
“Reefer Madness,” made
in the 1930’5, deals with the
problems of teenagers who
smoke marijuana. Several
murders are committed and
one man becomes a reefer
addict.
USG made $BlO from the
first showing. Negrotti said
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Community Hospital.
Janosko had been
hospitalized after an
automobile accident on Rt. 64
Friday.
According to Rockview
State Police, Janosko, a
passenger in a car operated
by William Chuba (graduate
computer science) was
hospitalized after the Chuba
vehicle went out of control
while attempting to pass
another car and rolled down
an embankment.
Chuba and three other
passengers were treated at
Mountainview and released.
Damage was estimated at
$l,OOO.
A bicycle operated by Scott
Palermo (4th-biology) struck
a pedestrian, Barbara
Winfree (sth-community
development) when she
the gross income would have
been higher, but the film
arrived three hours late,
forcing USG to cancel two
showings.
Because of the lateness,
USG withheld about $lOO from
the film distributor, who
ordinarily collects 60 per cent
of the gate. Negrotti said the
distributor, the New Line
Cinema Corporation, agreed
to this.
USG held a movie orgy
Friday night for the benefit of
the Phi Kappa Psi Turkey
Drive. The show filled half of
the HUB Ballroom and raised
about $25 for the benefit.
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stepped out from behind a
parked vehicle on S. Garner
Street. The bicycle then
skidded into the rear of a car
operated by Glade Horner of
Centre Hall.
Palermo and Winfree were
treated for cuts at Ritenour
and released. Damage was
estimated at $25 for the
bicycle.
A total of 45 tapes, four tape
players and two speakers was
taken Thursday from cars
parked in the 300 block of
Beaver Avenue, according to
State College borough police.
The victims of the thefts
included: David Fulton (7th
music education), Robert
Schott (lOth-biology), Jeanne
Broski (Bth-elementary and
kindergarten education),
Mary Tukeva (9th
journalism) and Peter
Newcomb (7th-nuclear
engineering). The value of the
items was unlisted.
A student reported to
Campus Patrol that his clock
radio valued at $3O was
removed from his room in
Tener.
According to patrol, a
coed’s three-speed bicycle
was stolen from inside
Simmons. The value of the
bike was $6O. —BN
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WANTED* By The Free U.
Course Initiators tor Winter Term •
Applications are available at the HUB
Desk, Kern, East Halls, the Free U office
203-c HUB, 863-0038, and at our table in the
Hub, ground floor Nov 20-22. All topics are
welcome, the deadline is Dec. 6
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
SWEET CIDER AT freezer fresh
along Beaver Pike Saturday
and Sunday afternoon and
evenings
1965 ALFA ROMEO 1600 TI five
on floor 37,000 miles white witn
red leather upnoistery requires
work S5OO 238 8672.
STEREO EQUIPMENT, 15 5C
percent off, brand new, all
brands including television
Waranteed 237-9134, 237 2833,
after 6pm
SOFA BED AND chairs, barrel
dresser medical books, pamt,
end table, rug stools,
miscellaneous 466-7463
NITTANY DORM CONTRACT for
sale cal I Richard 865-3608 after 6
p m
QUALITY UNPAINTED FUR
NITURE, bookcases, desk
chairs, stools, parsons tables,
chests, tables, cork Decorator's
Workshop 237 8900.
INSURANCE FOR AUTO.
motorcycle, personal
possessions hosDitahzation, ac
cident valuables fire Good rates
fast service 238-6633
EVERYTHING FOR THE horse
and nder Saddlery wearing
apparel at Jodon's Tack Shop one
mi West off 322 back of Miller
McVeigh Ford 237-4364
MALE DORM CONTRACT win,er
and term call Jay 865 0689.
1971 TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE
trophy 500 excellent condition
6,000 miles call Ted Ramsey 234-
0049 or 238 9719
WAGNER'S GREENHOUSE
INTERSECTION Rt 220 & 322
At Martha Furnace follow signs
Flowers hanging baskets Open 7
days week Saturdays and Sun
days noon till 9pm
1970 MAVERICK 2 DOOR, stick
radio, snows, new tires and
shocks, low mileage excellent
condition 238-5553
NORTH HALLS DORM contract
for sale call Gayl 865-5660 525
reward
1964 IMPALA, 327 4-bbl, PS ,
automatic, 2 door-ht, new pipes
etc first S2OO takes it Steve
237 97)7
350 YAMAHA 1970 perfect con
dition will sell for less now than
in the spring 237-0235
1968 GMC HAND!
Vaw, '69
eng , new pamt, Michehn radial
X tires, carpet, shelving, shocks,
tune-up, excellent condition, call
237 3339 6 9 pm
MARANTZ MODEL 28 stereo
system. Excellent condition
Finest quality music for about
$3OO 00 Larry 237-9713
'66 VW SUNROOF, AM-FM
recent inspection, good body,
pamt Rebuilt engine 5550 call Ed
238 9957
1968 RED VOLKSWAGEN ex
cellent condition one car owner
call 237 9615 after 5 00 pm
GRADUATE FEMALE DORM
contract m Atherton Hall call
Joyce 865-5798
ATHERTON HALL DORM
contract winter and spring
terms call Chuck 865-2487 or 237-
6497
ADC 303 AX loudspeakers, im
maculate condition, 10" woofer,
2" tweeter, almost new, $l3O 00
may bargain, 237-9626
PAIR OF SMALLER Advent
loudspeakers 4 wks. old. Ex
cellent quality. List $l5O 00, a
bargain at SI 15 00 Call Rick 466-
7447
SUB LET TWO MAN apartment,
one bedroom, furnished,
utilities included Beaver Terrace
call Tom 238-7652
GIBSON LES PAUL Jr. 1960
Cherry $2OO 00 238-0708
SUBLET- ONE BEDROOM
unfurnsihed available
December 15th Ten minutes from
campus pets allowed call 237-0187
5 00 pm
FOR SALE: SIX pedigree
Dachshunds, eight weeks old,
partly house trained Call 238-5318
or 692-7416.
LANGE "PRO" SKI boots size 11
medium, excellent condition
used one season $69.95, call 865-
5431
BMW 71 R6O-5 silver, 13,000 mi.,
touring bags, rack, Fairing
$l5OO 237-7521.
RED Beetle good
VW 1966
condition new tires AM-FM
radio Runs good $550 Call
Bruce at 238-7450.
50 YARD LINE tickets for the Pitt
game call Sally 865-5087
before Monday.
NITTANY DORM CONTRACT
winter and spring term call Ray
865-3766.
VOLVO 70 STATION WAGON low
mileage 238-0285 mornings or
865-1620.
1967 FORD CUSTOM 500 good
condition, must seif, best offer
Bob —day 865-1127, night 234-0035.
ARMY OFFICER'S UNIFORMS,
blues, greens, tans, fatigues etc.
32" waist, regular, make an offer
238-0643.
ELECTRIC GUITAR AND amp
good neck and action only $35
call Art 238-7467.
COME AND LISTEN to the most
complete line of stereo equip
ment in State College. Available
at prices you simply cannot beat
Call Hal at 237-1742.
1963 MERCURY MONTEREY,
power steering, power brakes,
automatic, new pipes, $250 or best
offer, call Mike 238-9847.
'6l CADILLAC EXCELLENT LOST BROWN WALLET at
condition, 64,000 miles, no dents concert on November 11 please
or scratches good motor 238 4628 return no questions reward Barry
after 6 00 238 8504
EAST HALLS DORM contract ■■ «■ ■a■ ■ ■ ■
cXFu&X Graa ’ room ' HELP WANTED
FOR SALE WET suit, wteght belt, COOK FRATERNITY TEN meals
tank, life vest, regulator, CO2 a Room and board, socia
spear gun, and back issues of Skm P riVlle 9 es ~ Q Sj5 00 Der yVeeK
Diver call 237-5013 or 237-0934 Larerer 238
WANTED
FEMALE ROOMMATE WAN
TED winter term to share one
bedroom apartment on E Beaver
Rent negotiable 238 4845
DESIGN ONE
FEMALE ROOMMATE
NEEDED for* furnished house
close to campus SBO a month
Karen 237 9019
ROOMMATE GRADUATE
PREFERRED to share two
bedroom apt Executive House
January Sept Call Dan 237 8362
ROOMMATE NEEDED $45 per
month includes everything
Kenfield apts call 237-3871
ROOMMATE WANTED LION'S
Gate 3 man 1 bdrm apartment
free busing to campus $6O 50
month cal! 237 1380
FREE UNTIL MID January for
one male roommate to sublet 4.
man apartment $54 mo,
everything included 237 5672
GIRL NEEDS RIDE to Virginia
Nov 20 after fifth or Nov 21 will
share expenses call 865 9235
ROCK SINGER NEEDED im
mediately for established band
with iobs Must have PA system
Marshall 237 8294
WANTED MALE ROOMMATE
winter spring Beaver Hills apts
call 238-6346
ROOMMATE WINTER-SPRING
furnished One bedroom three
man apartment, Cedarbrook
apts, 577 50-month includes
everything 238-5318
RIDE WANTED BINGHAMTON
N Y Thanksgiving (wed)
anytime Both ways preferred.
Kevin 865-7968
WANTED ONE OR two persons to
share mobile home rent $9O for
one 5135 for two Everything in
eluded cal! 237 5618
MALE-FEMALE VOCALIST
desired *or folk group call Jim
238-2093
FEMALE ROOMMATE TO share
one bedroom apartment winter
and spring terms Park Forest
call 237-4282
HELP WANTED TO pass Phil test
on Monday call John 5 3878
WANTED FEMALE ROOM
MATE for apartment across
from South Halls available now
Rents7o-mo dishwasher air cond
call Karen 237-2961
RIDE NEEDED WEST (SF or
Colo) anytime cal! Billy 237 8977
5 Bpm
GUITARIST NEEDED FOR rock
gig good bread call Jim 238-8979
or George 238-4145
NEEDED FEMALE ROOM
MATE share beautiful trailer w
two congenial girls. Winter
spring option Park Forest 238
1156
STUDENT TEACHER NEEDS
female roommate winter
Spacious apt with fireplace own
bedroom Call Mary 865-9376
ROOMMATE WANTED WINTER
and or spring completely fur
nished rent negotiable in town call
238-0284
NOTICE
FOR FUN AND relaxation visit
Playland (Campus Shopping
Center) free pizza and donuts
every mte $1 50 box of candy on
your birthday
RESERVE 2’ 2 CUBIC feet
refrigerator for winter term
Long term rates, S 5 63 per month
Unlimited Rent-Alls 140 n
Atherton 238-3037
DESIGN ONE
TH-E SCORPION. HAPPY hours
8 30-10 00 mtely Terry Beard
Monday-Thursday Beer Blast
Every Tuesday
ARGOS ROCKS AT the Scorpion
every Friday nite 10 - 1 30 !‘
Specials on Sant' Gna and other
drinks too 1
FEMALE ROOMMATE WAN
TED 3 bedroom apt. forwinter
and spring call Trudy 238-4625
"AMERICA GIRL LOOK" Style
cut and set was S 7 50 now $6.50
Pietro of Italy Coiffures 238-2933
123 W. Beaver Ave.
FOUND
DESIGN ONE
FEMALE GERMAN
Sheperd between Old Main and
Sackett Thursday, dragging red
leash 865-8817 238-8181.
LOST
LOST SILVER ELGIN watch
name inscribed on back reward
please call 865-6860.
INFINITY PHOTOGRAPHY
ENTERPRISES. INC
Fine portraiture for gifts,
applications and passports,
ntoroG&Arecs^F
HELP WANTED FULL time
winter iob for experienced
carpenters starting immediately
call 349 8343 after 9 00 pm
TYPIST COWPETANT TO type
theses, termpapers, etc ,
typewriter etc supplied Call 237
2833 5 30 to 7 00 p m
ATTENTION
EIGHT BEAUTIFUL PUPPIES
desperately need a home come
and see them available in
mediately call 355 7204
WILL BUY USED drums Used
bass guitar Cal! 237 9415
BE SURE YOUR lammy's mere
than a funktion, call ARGOS
and have a ball 11 238-4145
KfBBUTZ EXPERIENCE A
umqueway to spend 7 months m
Israel working and studying
Departure January 1973 AZYF
PVI 401 S Broad S'reet, Ph-la
Kl 5 4400
COLLEGE
ISRAEL
GRADUATES spend a year
study Hebrew live and work in
Israel Departure Juiy and
October AZYF PVI 401 S Broad
St Phila Kl 5 4400
TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY spring
semester Earn college credits
while living and studying in
Israel Departure January 1973
Calf AZYF PVI Ki 54400
PASSPORT AND ID photos each
mormng between 9 and 10
without appointment Bill
Coleman 117 Heister St
WIDE COVERAGE
publicity are found in The
Collegian Classified ads Hurry
and place your ad 126 Carnegie
Building Mon -Fri 9 30 a m -4 00
p m
FOR RENT
WINTER SPRING SUBLET, one
bedroom furnished aoartment,
utilities paid, campus one block,
Beaver Hill. 237-3691
SUBLEASE ONE BEDROOM
unfurnished apartment, three
blocks from campus starting Jan
1 Sl6O mo , includes everything
Call 238 3988 between 5-9 p m
SPRING SUBLET
WINTER
furmshedone bedroom Utilities
paid Luxurious No unmarried
undergrads Cal! Janet 865-9561
days, 237-0043 evenings
SUBLET BEAVER HILL apt
winter (spring option) $lBO
rent, call 237-9046 terms available
AVAILABLE DECEMBER
FULLY furnished one bedrm
apt in Pleasant Gap tor couples
only utilities included 5130-
mo 359-2496
SUBLET EFFICIENCY AFTER
fall term, eight clocks from
campus, married or graduate
student(s) only 238 1198
WINTER-SPRING SUBLET two
bedrooms Park Forest apart
ments $195 Donus 25 lb monkey
Chow 237 9193
EFFICIENCY APT E College
Ave available winter cali 233-
9626 after 6pm
ONE BEDROOM m
SUBLET
Pkwy Pla2a apt winter-spring
utilities paid rent negotiable
Call John (after 6) 238 3261
SUBLET PARK HILL winter
Spring 8. summer term One
bedroom unfurnished apt with
scenic view $l6O month phone
238-1253, Dave
SUBLET JANUARY JUNE
Laurel Glen apartment two
bedrooms f r ee bus service call
238-2546
SUBLET JAN 1 renewable lease 1
bedroom apt unfurnished
Laurel Glen Sl6O-mo Te 1 238-0643
APARTMENT SUBLET WIN
TER, spring 65 00 monthly
utilities included. Free parking
Allen Park apartments call 238-
8954
ONE BEDROOM, FURNISHED
apartment available December
September $l5B-month call 238
7939
SUBLETMODERN FURNISHED
efficiency Winter and spring
terms Easy walking distance,
237-3651 (9 00-10 30 a m 5 00-6 30
p m. 10 00-12 00 p m )
SUBLET JAN THRU August, one
bedroom apt , ' 2 block from
campus, $l5O month, 237-2030
WINTER SUBLET VERY cheap'
Furnished call Ed 238-1173
SUBLET WINTER-SPRING term
2 bedroom, unfurnished apt
free bus service 237-9182.
JAWBONE
PRESENTS A REMINDER
The Jawbone will be closed
November 24 & 25 for
Thanksgiving vacation. Have a
good vacation and see you
December 1 & 2 JOY
140 W. NITTANY Ave.
STATE COLLEGE. PA. 1060!
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