Collegian
notes
A Free University group,
bringing 50 Harlem children
to summer camp, is ac
cepting used furniture for an
auction. For information call
Betsy at 238-0783.
Radio station WEHR can
celed the boogie scheduled at
8:30 tohigtii.
A bicycle, my.orcycle and
camping show, sponsored by
the Hetzel Union Board, will
be held from 10 a.m. to 4.p.m.
in the HUB Ballroom.
A free jazz concert.
teaturina the Army Blues,
will be ffeld at 8 tonight in
Schwab. Tickets are
available * -at the HUB-desk
and NlcLanahan's.
rarkiiig lot 80 will be closed
tor the Wheelchair Games,.. Richard Weston will speak
beginning 5 p.m. today,/ The 'on "The Need for Free
lot will reopen Sunday. Minds" 10:30 a.m. Sunday at
the Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship. 709 W. Ridge'Ave.
A filmed module
background information on
the Centre Region Trans- Color Slide Club will
portati4n Study will be - t for annual awards
shown cable channel 4at 11 dinner 6:30 Monday night at
a m Way and tomorrow, the State College Women's
SOOT
The place "in town" with &aft Ice Cream
Open Mon. - Sat., 11 -2 am
Closed Sunday
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where their power is unleashed in the
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matter what pleasant side-effects it may
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The Nature Shoe is a carefully designed form for your feet, which takes
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Your foot has an arch, so The Nature Shoe has an arch.
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The Nature Shoe comes in lots of different styles from sandals to shoes
to boots. Each one is made with the highest quality leather and workmanship
for long-lasting wear.
Bring your feet in for a test grin. And take a load off your face.
Available in whit,
and 7 p.m. Monday.
A quistion-answer
broadcast on the study will be
carried live on channel 4 at 7
p.m. Wednesday.
A free picnic sponsored by
Phi Mu Alpha and Mu Phi
Epsilon will be held at 1 p.m.
tomorrow at Stone Valley.
Cars will leave Music
Building at 12:30.
The Homophiles of Penn
State will sponsor their spring
dance 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at
the Unitarian Fellowship, 709
W. Ridge Ave. Admission is 50
cents. . .
The Central Pe;nnsylvania
Region Sports Car Club of
America will hold an en
durance autocross Sunday at
the Nittany Mall. Registra
tion begins at 11 a.m.
There will be an Eastern
Orthodox Divine Liturgy 10
a.m. Sunday in the HUB
assembly room. •
Also Featuring
6andwiches
6alads
6undaes
6odas
130 West College
Next to Gnomon Copy
on your face.
Club, 902 S. Alien St
The Governor's Council on
Drug and Alcohol Abuse will
hold public hearings on
possible changes in state
marijuana laws beginning at
10 a.m. Wednesday in the
HUB Ballroom.,
,Applications for the
6raduate School Foreign
Language Tests on June 28
must be made by next Friday
at 207 Mitchell. A $l2 fee is
payable at time of ap
plication.
Preregistration deadline
for Fall Term is ACV 27.
The 27th Annual
Philadelphia Writer's Con
ferenceNvill be held May 28, 29
and 30 at the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia.
For tickets call 215 Ch 8-2017.
The Rape Crisis ('enter will
be closed from May 5
to June
8. Emergency calls can be
referred to On Drugs, Inc. at
237-5585.
To order Artists 1, Series
tickets for Fall Term call 865-
1871 or go to 203 Schwab from
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Peinil'lßG petitions may
be turned in at the OTIS of-
I ice. 20 HUB, until Tuesday.
When the soot settles
aftet a Rim:A tire.
the Ugly A - ears begin.
t The'growinAhaek.
But once forests ar
reduced . to at.shes. they
never grow hack as green
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UNIVERSITY CITY CENTER
220:. 40th St.
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Quad renovation
The University is expected
to draw up plans this summer
for the renovation of West
Halls and Pollock quads.
West Halls Residence
Association (WHRA)
received notice from the
University last week that the
original plans for paving the
West Halls upper quad would
be redesigned by the office of
Physical Plant.
Controversy began early in
the term, when WHRA
Wheelchair games
attract 200 athlete-
_ The eighth annual At 9 a.m. tomorrow o'
Wheelchair Games, spon- posite Jeffrey field the
sored by the Penn State chery contests will be held.
Veteran's Organization, will Beaver Stadium the slab'
be held tonight, tomorrow and and field events will to
Sunday. place.
According to Steve Adcox,
information officer, two
hundred athletes from 14
states will be competing in.
the event, the biggest
wheelchair event on the East
coact.
The games will begin with
the swimming events at 7:30
tonight in the Natatorium. At
the same time weightlifting
contests will be held in the ice
rink
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come in to have your ears pierced, we will ask
you to sign a CONSENT FORM for us, and if
you're under 18 years of age you must have
one of your parents with you to sign.
initiated a petitioning drive to
prevent the upper quad from
undergoing the $25,000
facelift. The proposal called
for turning the grassy plot
into a paved central patio
bounded by benches, la
terraced lawn, trees and
shrubs.
The group contended th
the area was one of the fe,
recreational areas availab
to West halls residents.
However, the Universi
At 2 p.m. • tomorrow
Parking • Lot 'BO the tra
events will be held and at 6:
p.m. in White Building t
table tennis games will to
plate.
At 9 a.m. Sunday in Parking
Lot 80 the finals in tke track
and field events `will take
place and at the same timepn
Beaver Stadium the slalo
events will be held.
May 16
May 171
plans expected
held that the quad was
designated as a "landscaped"
rather than a recreational"
area.
Vcie president for business According to Paul W.
Ralph Zilly said yesterday Pierson, head of Landscape
that the University has Planning and New Con
consented to a new design struction, the wall and its
which would place a greater foundation will be removed
:.emphasis on trees and and grass planted. He also
shrubs, rather than patio and suggested the possibility that
benches. The finished "a small pad" would be built
drawings will be sent to a for "a small band or combo."
WHRA - representative for
consultation.
Zilly also said plans are up the area." Pierson said
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being drawn. up for
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