74 " 1 IF 1 its rolllnli 1 N VT/It'd• , s c et o en ,t,, c ,.. r, i n7r
Ample choice of good exhibits
Alt Don a ar lc t t en c •1 s
By KATHY CURNOW Lincoln's architectural works. This is quite a fine Kern
Collegian Staff Triter photos are also included show. "Out of the Closets Into
Pattee HUB Lobby. "Graphics," by the Streets," photos by G.
East Corridor. "Drawing Museum of Art Extension Ralph Praesent, Norristown Loie Grossmann and Dale
and Paintings by Michael Gallery. "Works from the resident. Runs through Sept. Wagner. Runs through Oct
Allison," Altoona resident. Permanent Collection." Runs 25. A variety of hard edged 25. Well-done black and white Museum of Art
Runs through Oct 4. An through Oct 17. This new geometric abstractions is photostudy of Gay Liberation Amerir
exciting exhibit using sten- addition to the University displayed marches and conventions. Furniti'
ciled letters and prosc museums is a small, very "Advanced Ceramics mar
passages to produce an effect pleasant gallery space. "Ceramics" —by Laveat Student Show Fine Arts," i'
reminiscent of Jim Dine or Sculpture is the focus of this Butler, Pine Grove Mills by Neil Feather, Shirley
Larry Rivers display. resident. Well-done Greenlaw, Gloria Plosky
traditional ceramics are Scaltz, and Amy Laskin. Runs
Exhibits HUB Gallery.— "An shown, with a variety of through Sept.2s.A variety of
Exhibition of Batik Paintings vases, pitchers and bowls on handbuilt, sawdust fired, and
and Prints," by Joanne display. Runs through Sept. Raku ceramics are on
Lending Services Lobby. Gigliotti-Valli, PSU graduate 25 display, ranging from the
"Photographs by F. S: Lin- student. Runs through Sept. "Woodcarvings," by traditional to the ad
coln " Runs through today. 25 An Oriental influence is Robert L. Butler, professor of venturous Especially in-
Don't miss the last day of this evident in spacial use and biology, Eight carvings, triguing are Laskin's
terrific exhibit. Most photos subject matter. The treat- including some lovely imaginative fant a s y
• are scenes of France and the meet is less purely decorative reduced bird forms. Runs creations.
French, though a few of here than in most batik through Sept 25 Paintings, drawings and
Wayne bang-up .. rm er In 'S .
By LEAH ROZEN Shootist," (now playing at the He is the embodiment of that slightly wayward son (Ron
Collegian Staff Writer State Theatre) is carefully American myth we all Howard) onto the path of
John Wayne is rather like designed as a summation of secretly believe the rugged, goodness.
Hubert Humphrey Even his nearly 50 year career in independent loner who lives That alone would make a
though you may disagree films Each line and scene by his own set of rigid rules
violently with his past ac- echo those from past movies.lovely, elegiac movie, but
tions, he's been around so In "The Shootist" (the since this is a western and
long that you've actually And, in the end, though it is original term for a gunman), since it is a John Wayne
grown rather fond of the old self-conscious and Wayne plays J B Books, a movie, there is a shootout in
guy deliberately manipulative, renowned gunman who comes the end. The dying gunfighter
His latest movie and the movie works. It works to Carson City, Nev to spend decides to arrange his own
possibly his last, "The because John Wayne works, his final days. He is dying death, rather than waiting for
ignommously of rectal it. He also figures on taking
Rosewood sadly misse
i cancer. After receiving this the town's three leading
a
ornery characters with him
Sure, "The Shootist" is
PITTSBURGH (AP) The like tones of xylophones and movie review hokey. It neither surprises
with its plots nor its o ,
Pitts burgh Symphony marimbas
Orchestra yearns for a pre- skillfully and elegantly, is pay
1950 xylophone or marimba. Subsequent replacements - homage to both Wayne and
have been unsatisfactory, fatal diagnosis from
Rosewood from Guate- the western, the two of which
reports Peter Kogan, prin- physician friend James
mala, used in the instru-
ments, lost an ecololical cipal percussionist of the Stewart, he takes a room at
are nearly inextricable.
symphony.the Widow Rogers' (Lauren
battle for survival andlt abounds with typical
disappeared from availability "Pittsburgh Symphony Bacall). Wayne lines like "Mrs.
about 1950, the symphony repertory for this season Rogers, you have a fine color
says, has everything going in its Most of the film is about when you're on the scrap"
Because of its straight favor, except a truly Book's acceptance of his and "There sure is plenty of
grain and aging properties,• desirable xylophone and impending death, his growing starch in your corset," all of
the wood was especially marimba," says a symphony friendship with 'the widow, which are delivered with just
suited for producing the bell- press release, and his quiet guidance of her the right touch of gruffness.
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FOR SALE male dorm contract in JTO
UOR SALE or 70 the Pollock Area, Call 234 1845
3 356 5365 COLLECTrursetar
evenings aftr
ZOOM LENS, 70 155 mm Super WELCOME BACK students new V
Takumer, 14 5, screw mounts and old. We have what you fl , YOU BET YOUR ASS
Pentax. Excellent condition, $250 need: beds, stoves, refrigerators, ; WE ARE
Call Randy, 234.4798 chairs, tables, and much more ,
CHEAP
Blooms New and Used Furniture
SALE BY OWNER. Well con• and Appliances. Call 355.9502.138 /.; Y
strutted Bi• Level next to Bald South Water Street, Bellfonte 10.40 (WANTED
o discount on all major terns
Eagle State Park, 3to 4 bedrooms, FOR SALE: male dorm contract George's House of Music 4
large living room, modern kit at discount. 234 8261 I6ION Atherton St
then,rec room, fireplace, wetacross horn Rivers de Market
bar, much more. Call 625.2719 DESKS chest of drawers
bookshelves • chairs daven- Army game: one date, one
CANOE, 17 foot, Old Town, ports • beds • end and coffee tables senior, or two reserved seat sum
fiberglass, open boat, / yellow lights. Hoy 's Used Furniture, Mt. tickets. Call 234.3250.A5k for Jon
and white. Call 466.6164 Nittany Road, Lemont A UTOMOTIV EIar k WANTED: box spring for double
POLLOCK HALLS female dorm FOR SALE: male dorm contract bed. Call Heidi, 234.4172
contract at a good discount Call for sale, call Wes at 865 1801 or 1971 SIMCA 1204, good mechanical MUST
'Holly at 237 6755 Dan at 237 1555 condition, 4D, FWD, 4 spd ,29 $55 WHILE YOU learn executivemanagement Travel, benefits.
NEW AND USED vacuum MPG, 60,000 mi. Great winter car.
cleaners. Used starting at MALE DORM contract for winter Army ROTC, 863 0368
$lO, 00 All reconditioned and and spring.s47soo C
Mike, 865 3615 Call 865 8
685
COINS,STAMPS, paper money,
guaranteed Complete line of new iNFLATION FIGHTER 111 cards FIATS:two 124 sports coupes
Hoover and Eureka vacuums entitle you to discounts at over 55 (1968, 1969) good engine, Cranny, co political p i s tr op s 1-erp Black's r
119 J Fraser.
Moyer's Sew 'n Vac, 908 Pike St., merchants. Send $2.00 to IF, P.0.b0dy.5450 and some work equals a 238 7833
Lemont. 238 8367 Box 466, S.C. good car. Amigo Motors. 237 6666
KENTUCKY FRIED chicken for 1974 FIAT 124 sport coupe 31,000 ATTENTION BRIDES — 1
the Disco 10 per cent less' Buy your miles, air conditioning, 5 sp e ed. Hundreds of Party,Wedding
Inflation Fighter 111 for $2.00 at $2200.Ca1l 466.6160 after 2:30 PM
Nittany News or WMAJ & Bridesmaids gowns
Connection GEORGE 'S Floral Boutique 1970 OLDS, yellow Ralley 350, lt,
show room condition, new . $29.95 to $2OO
honors the Inflation Fighter lll.headers, paint, tires. 4-speed. 234- , See us before you decide
mobile discotheque Buy yours at Nittany News or 8125 after SPM s 1 Marie's Bridal Shop
has the music for WMAJ 1973 SUZUK I 250,excellent 1 t open Ito 5 Tues Thurs Set
your next arty condition, low mileage, extras.l )1 Evenings Mon
We
Frl 6109
Call 717-454-0446 bet . 3 p 7 p.m.Must see to appreciate, $6OO Alex, -de • ---- ROOMMATES
865 9987 - ___
LOWEST PRICES on paints and
wallpapers. Tomasch paints
and glass, S • ring Mills, 422-8191
MATTRESS, card files, greeting
card displays, water softener,
garbage disposal, paint, kitchen
wares. 422-8191
SONY 3•HEAD reel to reel tape
deck. Perfect condition, cheap.
Call Bob, 238.0875
FOR SALE: 1965 VW Beetle. Good
transportation. New battery,
new muffler, 5350. Tom, 865.6649
VAN: Dodge, 1973, V-8, 38,000
miles, bronze, Michelin tires,
roof vent, louvered window, in.
sulated finished interior. 53300.
238.6570
TEN SPEED AMF bicycle, $5O
Call Barb, 234-2273
RENT A TV. Any length of time.
Economical rates. Television
Service Center. 232 S. Allen
BICYCLE FOR sale. Women's
three speed. Sturdy, very good
condition. Call Len. 865-9684. Keep
STUDENT HOUSING plan mobile
homes, 14 x 70, 100 per cent
financing, co's discount. 237.5112
26" RALEIGH three speed with
auto rack, chain lock, book bag,
580.00. T. Hornor, 237-3332, nights
INSURANCE FOR auto,
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, valuables, fire, bicycles.
Fast service. 238.6633
GE WASHER-dryer, 3 station
intercom, 26 inch 3 speed bike,
child's bike seat, covered car top
carrier. 238-7185
1972 YAMAHA CTI7S Enduro.
Only 2200 adult miles. Mint
condition. 5395. Call 238-3445
evenings
FEMALE DORM contract for fall,
winter, spring. Price
negotiable. Located in Simmons
Hall. Call 234-1594
DISCOUNT FOOD coupons for
use in Terrace Room, HUB and
Kern cafeterias. Sold in small
quantities. Ann 865-7165
COINS, STAMPS, paper money,
political items. Herb Black's
coin-stamp shop. 119 S. Fraser.
238-7833
HONDA '75 CD4OOF excellent
condition, low mileage, extras,
51250 - offer. 237-2674 after 6:00
PM
FEMALE DORM contract for sale
at discount, located in West
Halls. Must sell. Contact 234.2657
INSURANCE FOR auto,
motorcycle, personal
possessions, hospitalization,
accident, valuables, fire,
bic cies: fast service, 238-6633
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
DISCOUNT merchandise at over
55 downtown merchants with
Inflation Fighter 111. Available for
$2.00 from OTIS, Nittany News
and WMAJ
ONE SENIOR ticket for Ohio
State. Highest offer. Call 234-2689
STEEL GUITAR for sale: Sho-
Bud E-9th single ten. Call Mike
237-3072
MALE DORM contract for sale
East Halls. Call 237.1454, ask for
Bill Crownover
10-SPEED PEUGEOT, V-08
equipped w-suntour deraileurs,
quick release hi-pressure tires &
toe cli •s, $9O. Call Mike, 865.2215
GENERAL ELECTRIC tabletop
rotisserie oven. Bakes and broils,
too. Excellent condition. 535. Call
Jesse 238.6789
GOLF CLUBS - left handed, bag
Included. 540, call: 234.8653
FOR SALE: female dorm con.
tract. You name the price. Call
Colleen, 237-6755
GOOD CHEAP USED BOOKS
BOOK SWAP
Mon.-Sat. 11-5 p.m
AUDIO
'67 BUICK Skylark. In excellent
FOR SALE: Dokorder 1700 stereo condition. Best offer. Call 234-
sound on sound tape deck, mic, 4746
headphones, tape. Total value, 1970 CH EV. C2O Suburban, custom
$415.00. Will sell for $350.00. 238- full power, air cond., low
2342. Jim mileage, many extras. 238-7185
P.E. 2040 turntable, original retail NORTON 750 Commando 1973 sell
price, $230 • now S9O w-Shure or trade for pick-up truck of
M9IED. Call Phil at 234.2538 equal value. 355-9019
SYLVANIA STEREO with
Garrard turntable. Good condition 71 VW convertible, Super Beetle,
- won't harm records. $3O. AM-FM stereo; yellow; good
CHEAP! Call Jesse, 238.6789 condition; 234.1840
performer in 'Shootist'
KLH 52 receiver -33 watts . AUTO BODY work done at ROOM IN 3 bdrm. apt. Available
channel,-6 months old, under reasonable—rates.- Contoured for grad., rent Including
warranty, retail $369.00, asking rust and dent repair. 238-6943, utilities, $l2O, unfurnished room,
$195. Dave, 237.0423 after 6:oobut apt. furnished. Call Bill or
Koumar, 865-1619
1973 VEGA, excellent condition
Call 237-1311 after 5 PM
TIRE TOWN, Nittany Autobody,
Shelow's Exxon, Graham's
Sunoco offer discounts to Inflation
Fighter I I I,members. Get yours at
WMAJ
1971 FORD Maverick. Good
condition, low mileage, 6 cy.,
standard. 237.1188
YAMAHA 125 ENDURO.
Excellent condition. Best offer.
Also garage wanted to rent. Steve
237.3805
1971 YAMAHA R 5 350 cc, excellent
condition, fast, $450. Mike, 231)-
6789
DATSUN 1973 wagon, automatic,
3,900 miles, lust inspected.
Evenings, 238.4460. Also wooden
barrel
110 S. Fraser
BASIC BUG PARTS has new,
used, rebuilt VW parts at low
prices. 238.7676
'W's: 64 BUG, 67 Bug, 67 Ghia, 66
Fastback, all under $650. 4-BORM. APT. 2 mi. from cam
Reliable transportation. Amigo pus. Bus service. Pets allowed.
Motors. 237.6666 \ 5165.m0. plus utilities. Available
Oct. 1. 238.3189
OWN ROOM, share bath, kitchen.
One block to campus. Prefer
vegetarian, 592.50, 2341136 '
WANTED: room or apartment
close to campus. Now or winter
term. Beth, 865-5154
ESTABLISHED FUNK BAND
needs horns and lead vocalist.
Good money, gigs begin October.
Call 865.6933
HELP WANTED
GRADER FOR stat 200, 250, 451
865.1348
DISHWASHER wanted at
fraternity. Free meals and social.
Call Dan at 238.2473
COUNTER SALES clerk. Elec
tronics background, 20 to 30
hours weekly. Call 238-0507. Alvo
Electronics
POTWASHERS and dishwashers
wanted in exchange for meals
'and social privileges. Call 238-6789
an time
DISHWASHERS needed for on
campus fraternity. Free dinners
and social. Ask for Chris. 238.1847
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FOR RENT
EFFICIENCY apartment: large,
and nicely furnished. Air con
ditioning and cable. Phone 237-
7520 or 238-5E196
FOR RENT: mobil home; 2
bedroom furnished; call collect,
De 6-4247
APARTMENTS
ROOM IN it% bedroom furnished
apartment on corner of West
College and Fraser Streets, right
across from campus. September
rent paid. Female preferred.
$75.00 per month plus electricity.
Call 234-1184
FURNISHED studio apartment
close to campus. A.C., all
utilities. Covered parking, 5240-
mo. 237-5129
prints by Judy Kellas. Subject
matter here ranges from
figures to abstractions, with
the simplified landscapes
being the most successful.
"American Paintings and
Furniture from the Per
manent Collection." Runs
through Sept. 26. A small and
pleasant selection, this
exhibit includes works by
Pear!stein, Sloan, and Luks.
"Selections •from the
Permanent Collection. 18th
and 19th Centuries." Runs
through Oct. 10.
"Stephen Porter Recent
Work," sculpture by PSU
professor. Runs through Oct.
31. Media used include
aluminum, bronze, steel and
wood.
Wayne, over the years, has
learned how to handle the
quieter parts of his films, as
well as the action sequences.
In "The Shootist," he gives a
better, more complex per
formance than he did as
Rooster Cogburn in "True
Grit", which won him an
Oscar.
Lauren Bacall, playing the
widow, does well, although
she seems a bit sophisticated
for such rustic surroundings.
James Stewart does nicely
with his small part..
Director Don Siegel has
gotten as much out of this
movie as there was to be had.
It's not a masterpiece, but it's
more than adequate. Siegel,
who is , a skilled action
director, shows a deft touch in
some of the softer more
reflective scenes. .He is
helped nicely by. Elmer
Bernstein's complementary,
unobtrusive score.
"The Shootist" is just about Museum post Stephen Porter's "Post 7" is currently being
on target. exhibited among his works at the Museum
of Art. ,
SINGLE ROOM: preferably male
graduate student. Private bath -
shower and entrance. No cooking.
Call 238.0666
SUBLET beautiful
Briarwood efficiency: air
condittioned, fully equipped
kitchen, bath, 5170 plus electric.
237.5298, Bob
LARGE EFFICIENCY available
winter and spring, 5175.00-
month including T.V. and
utilities; parking available. Stop
by or write Bonnie Bricker, 306
Logan House, 333 Logan Ave.
ONE BEDROOM apartment -
furnished. Winter-spring. Utilities
included. Near campus. $215.
month. 238-4248 "
FEMALE roommate wanted. One
bedroom, University Towers,
Nice, convenient. Call Karen, 237-
9203
ROOMMATE NEEDED f6r 1 / 4 of
large, two bedroom apartment.
10 minutes walk from HUB. $81.50
per month, utilities included.
Available immediately. Call
Larr at 237.5834 or 234.6257
NEEDED: 1 or 2 females for large
one bedroom apartment. Close
to campus, all utilities included,
under SlOO-month. Call Sue at 238-
1719 after 5 PM
FEMALE GRADUATE, quiet,
responsible to share comfortable,
large 2 bedroom apartment (own
room) with same. Walking
distance to campus. 575.00 in
cluding utilities. 234.0498,
evenings
FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to
share large, two bedroom apt.
Call Kath at 238-3482
RIDES
COMMUTING daily from
Altoona. Need a ride? or share
driving. 944.8659
STUDENT NEEDS RIDE from
Tipon to PSU weekdays. Phone
684-4569
DESPERATE! Ride needed to
Olean, (St. Bonaventure) New
York, this weekend. Call Barry,
238-8209
V W
repairs
USED VWs for sale
1 block from campus
AMIGO
MOTORS
237-6666,
515 Clay Lane
FOUND
FOUND: set of 3 keys in woods
near Whi • • le Dam. Call 234-3483
CAT FEMALE, front paws
declawed, carmel colored, Pl 2 yrs.
approx. Call Deb, 234-9672 .
dtzCollegian arts
GLASSES ON S. Pugh across
. from Sheetz Market. Blue case q
with Dr. E.H. Wolfe, Pottstown,
Pa. 865.5167
FOUND: GOLD watch at Black
Moshannon State Park. Call Bob
at 865-9978
SMALL STERLING silver ring
with turquoise stone found
behind Whitmore Lab near
Fenske. Call 865.0063
LOST
LOST: gold wire rim glasses in
blue case, 9-6-76. Call Barbie at
5-7902
LOST: SILVER wire frame
glasses. Vicinity of bookstores
or Corner Room. Please call
Brian, 234.8036
LOST SILVER and turquoise ring
in HUB vicinity. Reward. Call 234-
4695
PERSONAL
MISS DAWN is dat you ? • Felipe
and The Kid
EARN WHILE you learn. Paid
Mgt. trainee positions avail.
Army ROTC. 863
0368, Capt. Carlson
CHARCOAL portraits drawn, call
Rob at 237.4892 after 5:30 for
ap•ointment
CLIMB MOUNTAINS, swim
rivers, learn to leap. Get cretin
for it. Arm ROTC, 863.0368
OASIS HELP CENTER - 234.0323;
help for any problem; open 1:30
pm • midnight daily. Volunteers
who were unable to attend
scheduling meeting are asked to
come in tonight (9.13) at 7 pm to
sign up for a shift
VIACI DAN
YCIOREI BRODY
01ClUT2 STUDIO
237- 6708
106 south Fraser street et college
ATTENTION
BAND LOOKING for bass and
keyboard players. Must sing.
Contact Rich, 865.3230 or John,
865.5822
BASS GUITAR technique and
theory. Jazz, rock, etc. Call
Todd, 865-7797
LONGHAIR kittens, male and
female; calico, grey tiger,
smoke, black. Call 237-1862
PSYCH MAJORS: we want to
know what's on your minds!!
Join Psi Chi • applications in 511
Moore Building
BARTENDERS for private
parties. Graduate couple, ex
perienced, reliable. Information,
238.3845
KEYBOARD man available for
local groups. Temporary or
permanent work. Experienced In
all types of music. 238-6267
RIGHT NOW you can save from
one third to 75 per cent off
regular prices, on summer
clothing bt Sunshine, 220 S. Fraser
(across from the Post Office)
IBM correcting-seiectric
typewriters for rent. 545.00 per
month. Also, regular selectrics.
Unlimited Rent-Alts, 140 N.
Atherton St., 238.3037
• WANTED
" MEN SINGERS
To Join Nittany Knights
Barbershop Chorus
Special Program for
Prospective Members
Wed. Sept. 15 8 p.m
,ig;:;)
Calvary Baptist Church
1250 University Drive
State College
II transportation is needed, call 237.9531
GUITAR LESSONS, jazz, coun
try, $4.00-hour. Call Steve, 238
4181
EXPERIENCED typist, IBM
machine, thesis and•or papers.
Call after 5:30. 238.4715 '
THE THIRD annual Kappa Delta
mixed doubles tennis open is
comin• Sunda , Se •t. 26, 1976
LEARN TO play the guitar. Will
trade lessons for singing
lessons. Informal. Call Tom, 234-
0633
PROFESSIONALS Tennis Clinics.
Learn the forehand, backhand,
serve, or volley from an ex
perienced teaching professional
for little as $3-hr.!! Student rates
for private lessons also. Uncon•
ditionally guaranteed satisfaction
or money back. Call 234-7013, 8-5
PM, Mon.-Fri.
CLASSICAL GUITAR, folk, jazz,
faculty Juniata College, 14
years, teaching experience. John
Mitchell, 238.9429
PASSPORTS, I.D.'s, weddings,
groups, engagements. Beese
Studio, 200 W. College Ave., 2nd.
floor. Phone, 237-6647
FRESH SEAFOOD every MILLS TYPING service.
' Thursday, Please order by Professional work, fast,
Monday. Lemont Grocery, 908 dependable service. Pickup and
Pike Street, Lemont, 234.5200 deliver , twice dail . 355-7351
PSU CAMERA CLUB
MEETING
7 PM 303 Willard
Wednesday, Sept. 15th
STATE COLLEGE Optical honors FINE GOURMET coffees, exotic
the Inflation Fighter 111. Buy teas, imported confections,
yours at Nittany News or WMAJ brewing and serving accessories.
L
20 PER CENT discount? At the Largest selection. The Candy
candle Shoppe when you present Cane, 128 W. College Ave. 237.4253
your Inflation Fighter 111 mem
bership card. Buy yours: send
$2.00 to IF 111, P.O. Box 466, S.O
BICYCLISTS- 10 percent
discounts to Inflation Fighter 111
members at the Bicycle Shop for
bicycle accessories. Buy your
membership at Nittany News or
WMAJ
SUNSHINE on S. Fraser Street
honors the Inflation Fighter 111.
Stop in and save. Buy your card at
WMAJ or Nittan News
SUPPORT OTIS! Buy an Inflation
Fighter 111 membership card and
save at over 55 merchants.
Available at the OTIS office
SAVE SSUSS on your class ring.
Receive a 57.50 coupon with your
Inflation Fighter 111 membership.
Mail $2.00 to IF 111, P.O. Box 466,
S.C.
THE PENNSYLVANIA State
University hereby gives public
notice that Its Board of Trustees
will hold a regular meeting which
is open to the public on Friday,
September 17 at 2:00 pm in Room
403. J. Orvis Keller Building,
Universit Park, Pa.
USG GAYLINE, 863.0588, every
day 7-9 pm. For information raps,
referrals on homosexuality, and
ga lifest les
PORTABLE WASHER-DRYER
rentals. Long or short term
rates. Easy to install ' and use.
Free delivery available.
Unlimited Rent-Alls, 140 N.
Atherton St., 238.3037
SMALL REFRIGERATORS for
rent. $24.00 for 3 months, $36.00
for 6 months, $42.00 for 9 months. 0
'Unlimited Rent• Alls, 140 N.
Atherton St. 238.3037
TELEVISION REPAIR, Zenith
and Sony products. Quality work.
Television Service Center, 232
South Allen St.
DAN BRODY Studio offers no
waiting, no appointments for ,
instant color passport pictures.
106 S. Fraser. tall 237.6708 for
information
DISCOUNT FILM processing,
fast service, quality Kodak film.
The Candy Cane, 128 W. College
Ave. 237-4253
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Dance Workshop is offering
classes in Ballet, Modern Dance,
Jazz and Tap. Call 237.278411 a.m.
to 7 •.m.
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