B—The Daily Collegian Monday, September 17, 1973
Through distribution of the
Aws
rn arph e l t e in t
g nn h d ow of to a
r h e an r d t ou a t
rape on campus, AWS
a President Doreen Robbotti
Informs said AWS hopes to "make
women aware and conscious
of the:problem."
Robotti said when women
are more conscious of the
problem of rape, more
precautions against rape can
be taken. She said'AWS hopes
for a future referral or crisis
center which will help rape
on rape
problem
By JAN CHAPLICK
Collegian Staff Writer
A pamphlet designed to
enlighten women on the
problem of rape, how to avoid
i; and what to do in case of
rape will be distributed by the
Association of Women
Students this week on the
ground floor of the HUB.
Collegian Classified
(FUR SALE
OLDS RECORDING TRUMPET
and fender stratocastec, 3
pickups, beautitul finish. Both
excellent condition 238 3600
MOTORCYCLE HELMET SIZE
medium, woman's wet suit in
good condition Call 238 6121.
STUDENT RATES ON electronic
calculators save 15 percent
Fully guaranteed. We carry
engineer calculators too. Cali
Dave Fischman 865-5822 for
demonstration.
5X 770 PIONEER, AMPLIFIER,
15 rms-70.watts; 1971 model,
excellent condition, $125.00. Call
Lee at 238 7311.
ROBERT
EAR THWATCH
CfAHN'S Environmental Page
every Wednesday in the Monitor,
a daily international newspaper.
ARMSTRONG FLUTE
EXCELLENT condition S9O
or best offer --- call'around dinner
time 237 9867.
HONER BAS GVITAR Baldwin
tw,n twelve amp fsifvertone 150
watt bass head Paul 237 8515.
GUITARS AND AMPS Gibson,
Epiphone, National, Sunn,
Ampeo USED but Top Condition!
Jack 466 6806
CALCULATORS HEWLETT
PACKARD, Texas instruments,
Bowmar, Craig. etc: Call 234.0766.
FOP SALE USED C (TON 10
speed 23 inch fr4me 5100 237-
6072
FEMALE PUP, HALF shepherd
half labrador, affectionate and
qehtle t free to good home, coon•
try preferred, call 865-2041 or 364-
9444
GALAXIE
mechanically sound Asking 5150
Call Art Muchow at 237 3181 for
additional infoi-mation.
SCHWINN • MEN'S 3-SPEED,
lights, chain, toe-clips. Fine
shape $45. Call 237 9625.
HONDA SL 125 EXCELLENT
condition Kathye; 237-5916.
FOR SALE. DORM contract
graduate male single. Available.
anytime Call Eric and leave
message at 865-9311 or 865.9580.
ONE MEN'S DORM contract
Pollock area. Call 5-9788.
SUEDE HIPCOAT SIZE 44L
zippered winter lining Brand
new, was gift. Too big for owner
was 560, asking 539. 237-9421.
SALE TV ZENITH 19" B&W,
eight months old excellent
condition Call Sheth 237 8368.
SUNBURST GUILD D 35
Acoustic guitar $lBO.OO,
Hagstrom Electric Bass Guitar,
5100 00, Gibson Hummingbird
Phone 234 0160.
EPIR.HONE ELECTRIC
QUITAR, Gibson G 10 amp Sl5O.
Panasonic B&W TV. S5O 238-8388.
BAR BELL SET Sta Fit All steel,
red Wacic, 58.00.
.1 , 200 m
humidifier Sears lightweight 1 1 / 2
gal Tim 237 1454
NEW, END TABLES in walnut,
maple, dark oak, also new
coffee tables, 237 5100.
DISCOUNT FILM SERVICE 30
per cent oft aiso.tine coffees,
teas, candies Candy Cane 128
West College
USED VACUUM CLEANERS for
student apartments or dorm
rooms 5795 up. Call 2388367 for
,nformation
A NEWSPAPER YOU can trust.
The Christian Science Monitor.
Daily at Nittany News. Price 15
cents
MOVING TO WEST, coast must
sell 1968 Austin Healy Sprite
5980 excellent condition, 237-8616.
INSURANCE FOR AUTO,
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, valuables, fire. Good
rates, Fast service:23B-6633.
ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS
AT fantastic discount prices.
Largest selection. All major,
brands. Full factory warranty.
2379134 evenings.
ID CARDS STAMPED envelope
get details sample 5.25 Dept. PS
Box 393 Bala Pa. 19004
QUALITY UNPAINTED
FURNITURE Bookcases (70
sizes), desks, tables, chairs,
storage beds, chests. Decorators
Workshop. 200 W. College 237;8900.
1972 KAWASAKI 52350 low
mileage cheap price negotiaoue
call 355-9631 buy now cheap.
Seieking at-large representatives to serve on
STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD
to
UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE
ACADEMIC YEAR 1973-1974
Contact 863-0461 or, Room 203 Ritenour
Health Center for more information.
ORIENTATION MEETING
TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1973
7:30 p.m. Ritenour Health Center
victims. .
According to its members,
the Penn State Chapter of
AWS first became interested
in the problem of rape last
year at an Intercollegiate
Association of Women
Students Convention, where
AWS participated in several
workshops on the problem.
Robotti said there is a
problem at the University
AUDIO
FENDER JAGUAR, CUSTOM
built, black, w.case, .5225.00
Fender Vibrolux AMP w-cover,
5200.00 Both perfect 238-2050
GIBSON 12• STRING GUITAR
almost new, stereo AM record
changer two unit system, 2371155
or 238 0701.
SCA•BO,Q
IiYNACO
INTEGRATED amplifier. Lbw
noise and distortion. 40 watts,
RMS per channel. $l4O or best
offer. Call Kevin 865-4857.
RADER HIGH FIDELITY
authorized service for Kenwood
Fisher Sony Sansui TEAC Pioneer
Crown Evergreen 4666500
GARRARD 'ZERO 100 with
Stanton GBl EE, Walnut base,
5155.00. Come to 228 S. Atherton
St.
20-WATT COMPONENT STEREO
SlOO phone 234.0049.
BRAND SPANKING NEW Univox
piano Leslie 1145 used good shape
Call Ed 238-4739.
STEREO SYSTEM. EIGHT track
player recorder, turntable, AM.
FM, FM stereo quadrasonic four
speakers. a&te months old. Worth
575.00 new. Selling for 350.00. Call
2387727 after 7 p.m.
PHILLIPS GA2I2 TURNTABLE
plus Stanton's best cartridge. 3
months old value 5250 will sell $l5O
call Fran 238.26.10.
WEBCOR BJTRACK AM-FM
stereo 9 mo. old. Spkrs.
included. Was: 289.95. Must sell
5150.00. Mike 234-3363.
JVC 160 WAT - receiver with
S E.A , Miracord turntable,
Rectilinear speakers. All or part.
Going quad. Call Steve 237-8871.
GARRARD AUTO TURNTABLE
2 years otd; new mag
cartridge. List 580. Asking $5O
Chuck. 238.8830.
TWO RECT ILINEAR 12 speakers
used only one term. New
warranty. Still in boxes. Call 234.
3002.
PANASONIC .AM-FM STEREO
two weeks old. Must sell SBO
without turntable or best offer 238-
2621.
STEREO EQUIPMENT: '5-50 per
cent discount Brand new. Full
factory warranty. All brands also
color TV check before you buy
Campus Stereo. 237-9134.
RED HOT CASSETTE specials.
Scotch C 60 S.BB Sony C-90 51.53.
T S C the Television Service
Center.
AUTOMOTIVE or,
1970 450 HONDA many extras
ExCellent condition $670 or best
otter, Call 237-7880.
SPITFIRE SOFT TOP for sale
Very good condition. S2O. 238
5357
FIAT 850 SPYDER
Excellent condition. New paint.
Extra hardtop with convertible
roof Call Barb 237.1797.
'73 MERCEDES 280 C, PERFECT
condition, 8700 miles, automatic
transmission, floor shift, air
conditioned, AM-FM radio.
- -
Firm price $9BOO call evenings
only if seriously interested 237-
3820.
66 VW BUS very'good condition
needs body work Ed 238-4739.
63 - VW BUG excellent engine body
interior, newly overhUltd, 5325
234.3274.
SNOW -TIRES GUARANTEED
gulf vikings unbelievable prices
most sizes ,blemS and tube
required R ick '865-0777
1970 YAMAHA 350 CC Excellent
condition, 1 helmet, new
inspection 5450.00 238-2050
64 VW BUG, good condition, new
inspection, call 632-5751 after 6
'7l HONDA 350:6400 miles, just
inspected, tool kit included, best
offer, need money . for school. Call
237 8977.
1964 FORD ECONOLINE van.
Very good condition. See Don at
Boller's Dairy Queen, 2009 N.
Atherton, State College.
KAWASAKI 350 BIGHORN - Must
sell, best offer, extras, 33hp.,
runs great. Call 238-2184.
_1964 OLDSMOBILE F. 85 Blue
white top. Six cylinder. $l5O. 238
0875.
because a number of rapes
are known to have happened,
but only a few have been
reported.
In addition to rape
material, AWS members also
will distribute handouts
'explaining House Bill 550,
now before the Pennsylvania
Senate Judiciary Committee,
The bill will delete a section of
the revised penal code that
instructs a jury "to evaluate
the testimony of a victim or
complaining witness with
special care in view of the
emotional involvement of the
witness and the difficulty of
determining the truth with
respect to the alleged
activities carried out in
private."
According to Robotti, this
provision serves only to cast
doubt on the credibility of a
rape victim. "This charge to
the jury singles out a
1969 VW CAMPER excellent
condition, radial tires, tape
stereo,radio. Price negotiable.
Call 865-8344.
ONE HARDTOP FOR Triumph
TRA or TR6 5100.00. Also Sony
Cassette deck $150.00. Cassette
car player $50.00 and cassettes.
Call 237-0865.
1972 CHEVROLET 3 / 4 TON van,
mechanically good, rubber
good, 57,000 miles. Needs body
work $975. Cash. Phone 237-4964
between 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Ask
for Norm. .
1967 COR V. MONZA 4 spd., rebuilt
engine. New tires, shocks,
exhaust. Clean interior. Best
offer. 238-2621.
MICHELIN,
V,REDESTEIN, Semperit,
Pirelli, Concord, Uniroyal, etc.
Unbiased recommendations.
Discount Prices. Sway-bars, Koni,
ANICO, ;etc. Call Bagley
Preparation, 238-8375.
HELP WANTED
COME UP TO -Skimont!!
Increased business has created
openings for cooks, salad-boys,
girls and bus boys, girls. Contact
Mr. Pete Marinakos in person at
Skimont, Rt. 322, east of
Boalsburg.
ATTENTION
TYPING IBM SELECTRIC. Pick
up-delivery available. Fast
dependable service. 355-7351.
USG GAY LINE, information on
homosexuality, referrals, rap
Toes., Fri., Sun. 7-11 p.m. 863-0296
PEER COUNSELORS WHO have
not checked in at Old Main, call
865.3491. Meeting at 102 A Boucke
Monday at 7 p.m. •
FACULTY EPISCOPAL
LUTkiERA.N Catholic
sponsored ecumenical discussion
Thursday noons bag lunch
beverage provided Eisenhower
Chapel.
FEEL GOOD ALL over! Get into
our shoes for guys gals. Bass,
Dexter, great names Looks
Lovingly The Shoe Fly.
DRUMMER DESIRES WORK
with established rock group.
Call Bruce 2370985.
HELP LINE: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. M
F, 116 Old Main.. 4 p.m. to
Midnite 102 A Boucke. 12 noon to 8
p.m Sat. & Sun. 102 A Boucke. Call
863-0306.
INTERVARISTY CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP Grad group will
meet on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
Come to 135 W.Mitchel Ave. if you
want to praise God with us or call
218.4629 or 238.7741 for further
info.
FOR THE BEST in solid rock and
good dance music ARGOS a
progressive group. 238.4145
'LADIES NIGHT" AT the
Scorpion every Tuesday with
'Trooper Rabbit" also
'Shepherd" every Wednesday
TYPING: PROFESSIONAL
TYPIST.. Theses and term
Papers. IBM Selectric. Pick-.up
and delivery. Fast dependable
service.D3ss-73.51.
18 washers & dryers
Lounge
General Food Store
Heated Pool
Pinball Machines
AND THAT'S NOT ALL
Look what else you get for, in some cases,
less than living in the dorm.
. 1
• Inexpensive, unusually large efficiencies, I •Ten-Channel Centre Cable TV
one, two and three bedroom apartments ! *Generous Closet Space Including Walk-in
• 9 month leases available. ;„ , Closets for Storage of Belongings on
.
•All utilities Paid Premises
• Free Bus Services from All Classes and Town *Basketball - Tennis Courts
• Public Transportation , *Maintenance Man Living on Premises
•No Long Corridors or Stairwells (Greatly . •Individual Thermostatic Control for Heat and
Reducing Crime Risk) Air Conditioning
•Security Patrol System , . *Ample Free Parking Almost Two Car
•Well-Lighted, Covered Private Entrance . Spaces for Each Apartment
from Outside to Each Apartment • Large, Bright Airy Rooms Laid Out for
•Each Apartment has Balcony ,(Upstairs) or Maximum Livability
Patio (Downstairs) •Efficient, Modern Kitchen
• Beautiful, Natural Woodsy Surroundings •Wall-to-wall Carpeting
•Separate Buildings for Pet Owners •Esthetically Landscaped into the Woods
Directions :
Free bus from campuS,-, to Laurel North on 322 (1 mo.), right on
Glen. l 1 Suburban at Miller-McVeigh
North on 322 (1 1 / 4 mi.), tight on Ford. Continue straight (Vairo
Woodycrest (at Villa'ge Inn Blvd.) rather than veering right
Pizza), quick right on Clearview with Suburban. This will take
1 mile to sample house (SD). you directly to Laurel Glen.'
particular class of victims, victims. The House passed
those' of rape, without the bill in May with a 133-54
sufficient reason, and is not vote.
required in other cases in
'which witness is present to AWS members also will
the crime," she said. distribute a fact sheet on AWS
Robotti encourages support and, the Women's Varsity
Sports fall schedule.
of the by writing to -o
Members of the Senate In the past, AWS has had
Judiciary COmMittee. She tables in the HUB to inform
said Ipassage of this bill people on the abortion issue
legislation would- be an and gather signatures for
important step toward more women's hours in Rec Hall's
equitable treatment for rape steam room.
Collegian notes
The' Jazz Dance Theatre 101 Kern. Prospective
Will hold auditions 7:30 p.m. members welcome.
Monday in 119 Arts Building:. •
Returning Student Women A pre-school workshop for
Will sponsor a panel prospective volunteers placed
discussion on the problems of through the Volunteer Service
Center will be 'held • 7 p.m.
women entering or reentering Monday in 203 HUB.
College 7:30 p.m. Monday in
BEESE PHOTO STUDIO
Passports, I.D.'s, Weddings,
Groups, Portraits. 200 W. College
Ave. 237.6647.
EXPERT SEWING AND
alterations. Quality work,
reasonable rates. Free calls on
ampus. K,.. Domenig. 237-8293.
EPISCOPAL STUDENT
ASSOCIATION invites those
interested to Sunday Services at
.:00 a.m.; 6:15 p.m. and Tuesdays
et 7:00 p.m. to a Holy Spirit
Community; all at Eisenhower
Cahpeq
WOMEN INTERESTED IN
; careers in communications are
invited to meet local women
Working in editing, writing, other
communication areas at informal,
Public meeting of State College
ProfesSional Chapter of Women in
Commdnication, Inc. Wednesday,
September 19, 7:45 p.m.,
Eisenhower Chapel Large
Lounge
M=MMTM=I
' DANCE Workshop is offering
pallet, modern dance, jazz and tap
classes, 238-7014.
DRUMMER AVAILABLE, 8
years' experience. Looking for
established rock or blues band.
Call Torn 238-9067.
GUITAR LESSONS. CLASSICAL
and fOlk. Private and classes.
Professional state certified
teacher. 2383711 or 466.6806.
VOLLEYBALL
PSU
VOLLEYBALL Club
organization meeting Tuesday,
Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in 267 Rec.
Hall. For more information call
Gary, 234-0770.
ATTENTION: STUDENTS,
HOUSEWIVES, could you use
$250 to 5400.00 per month income?
Work hours 9-1 or 1-5 or 5-9 p.m.
from our office in Kar.Mel Motel,
Bellefonte, Rm 32. Apply or call
Mrs. Defino 355.1549.
kI . TCHCOCK RAILWAY NOW
taking Fall Term Rock Band
Bookings Call Ed 237-6064, Jim
355-9705, -nights.
LOST
LOST: PASSPORTS. IF found
please call at 865-7988. Reward!
FOUND
FOUND PART-BLACK shepherd
pup, vaccination tag, no license.
Found Kentield. Call 237-2835.
GIRL'S CLASS RING Canon
McMillan Call Ed 238-4739.
FOUND: MONEY,IN container in
patient waiting room, Ritenour,
during orientation. Describe,
name •amount, to claim at
Ritenour Nurses Station. '
YOUNG MALE CAT with orange
stripes, around 300 block of S.
Atherton St. Call pick 865-1231.
WANTED
NEEDED•WINTEjR-TERM•apt.,
Or roommate with apt.
(preferred). Contact Barb Smith
12' Columbia Ave. Carnegie Pa.
15106 or phone 238-9474
PART TIME JOB in Retail Store,
a hours, 5 days weekly 10 a.m. • 2
p.m. Call 23718190.
WANTED WEST HALLS dorm
contract. Call Barb 238-0016:
DISHWASHER TO RUN machine
MealS plus social privileges
Beta Theta Pi. Call 238-9719.
FEMALE ROOMMATE TO share
apartment $7O-month. Utilities
included. Call: 237-6750.
ROOMMATE WANTED; ONE
bedroom apartment W. Cotlege
Ave. Call 234-0171.
WANTED, JAZZ COMBO or other
small: groups. Please: call 237-
1722 after 7:00 p.m.
WANTED: RIDE TO Newcastle
Fri. after 6th. Call Judy, 234-
0065.
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST WILL
type j term papers, thesis,
letters, etc. Close to campus, 237-
7967.
ART STUDENT TO decorate
walls and paint signs. The
Billard I Room, 238-9748, 224 E.
College Ave.
MALE I UNDERGRAD NEEDS
room. Would prefer to buy dorm
contract. Call collect 814-943-5954
before 1:00 p.m. or 138-1962 after
5:3D p.m.
ROOMMATE FALL TERM only
Cedarbrook apartments 555
month call Marsha or Carol 237-
9209 Urgent!! Urgent!!!
THOSE INTERESTED IN
officiating mens intramural
touch football sign up in the
intramural office, 206 Rec. Bldg.
WANTED: JUNE ISSUE Vogue
- magazine. Will buy. 237-4788.
ROOM IN DORM or near campus.
Or roommate for Park Forest 1
bdrm. apt. 5.67-mo Vince 234.3055.
FEMALE ROOMMATE
WANTED to share apartment at
Penn Towers. Call 234.0457 after 9.
18 (Tue..) Call 2379329.
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS FOR
PSU i volleyball club.
Organization meeting Tues, Sept.
18 7:30 p.m. at 267 Rec Hall for
more information call Gary 234.
0770.
GOOD HOME WANTED for
female calico kitten, extremely
well behaved. Call Debbie
afternoons or evenings, 237.7882.
'ROOMS
DESPERATE! MUST SELL
female dorm contract ...FAST!
If interested, please call Jo. 865-
2457.
APARTMENTS
8 x 45 TRAILOR FOR RENT one
mile off campus call 237-3928
SUBLET: t , 4 OF 2 bedroom apt.
572-month (everything). One
block from campus. No deposit or
lease. Call Rich 238-7272.
NEEDED: 1 or 2 BEDROOM apt.
in house near town Winter &
Spring- terms. Call Bev 238-5267.
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mmunity
237-5709
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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
Monday, September 17, 1973
SPECIAL EVENTS
Colloquy, 8 p.m., Schwab. Leslie Fiedler and Roger Zelazny, science fiction writing
critics, debate on the field.
Returning Student Women, a newly formed organization, sponsors panel discussion
on the problems of women entering or reentering college, 7:30 p.m., Room 101
Kern.
SEMINARS
Genetics, 3:55 p.m., Room 111 Tyson. Dr. Richard Hill, Jr. on "Comparison of
Methods of Selection for Resistance in Alfalfa."
Biochemistry, 11:10 a.m., Room 101 Althouse Lab. Alec D Keith, biophysics, on
"General Use of Molecular and Biological Probes for Studies of Membranes."
•
MEETINGS
USG-Senate, 7:30 pin., HUB assembly room.
OTIS, 6:30 p.m., HUB assembly room.
INTEREST GROUPS
Alpha Phi Omega, 7 p.m:, Room" 308 Boucke.,
Eco-Action, 8:30 p.m., Room 301 Boucke.
Young Socialists, 7:30 p.M.,'Room 167 Willard.
Color Slide Club, 7:30 p.m., Room 112 Kern.
PanhellieCouncil, 6:30 pim., Pub lounge. '
EXHIBITS
Kern Gallery Shirley Sturtz, jewelry, prints, paintings. Paul Jay, pottery.
Pattee Library, Circulation Lobby "Retrospect," multi-media drawings and
paintings by Janet I. Dougherty.
Sackett Gallery, third floor Architectural models.
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