Free test for Tay
• Free testing for the genetic disorder,
Tay Sachs disease, will take place from
1-4 p.m. Sunday in the HUB Ballroom.
Sponsored by the Hillel Foundation,
Alpha Phi Omega, the Departments of
Microbiology and Cell Biology, and the
College of Science.
• The Student Film Organization will
premiere the science fiction movie
"Dark Star” at 7, 9 and 11 tonight in 102
Forum.
, • The University’s Population Issues
* Research Center will sponsor a seminar
* by Samuel H. Preston, a United Nations
I* demographer, on “The Incidence of
Divorce in the United Slates" at 2:30
p.m. today in 167 Willard.
**
• A record exchange will be held by
** the Undergraduate Student Government
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today in the HUB
reading room.
p* • The Free University courses for
*■> today include: The Small Farmer’s
| Speaker recalls legislators' telephone credit cards
HARRISBURG (AP) House Speaker K. Leroy Irvis
►*said yesterday he is cracking down on state legislators’
telephone credit card privileges because the cards
apparently have been used in some instances for per
sonal calls.
C Irvis’ decision to temporarily recall the 25 cards was
£an unusual move, since the credit cards fall under the
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Collective at 7:30 p.m. in 309 Boucke;
English Conversation for International
Women from 10 a.m. to noon in the Phi
Kappa room of the Wesley Foundation,
256 E. College Ave.; Interlandia Folk
dancing from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the HUB
Ballroom, and Co-ed Volleyball at 7 p.m.
in Rec Hall’s south gym.
• The Ballroom Dance Club invites
everyone to its meeting at 7 tonight in 133
White Building.
• The Community Development
Society will hold a party beginning at 9
tonight in 322 D Laurel Glen Apartments.
• A Fall Festival will be sponsored by
the Landscape Architecture Student
Society from noon to 6 today, and from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday,
outside Willard.
• A Fall Bible Conference on ‘‘Family
Life” will be held at 7 tonight and
tomorrow night, and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday, at the Bible Baptist Church, 133
control of House Chief Clerk Vincent Scarcelli, the man
who hands out House expense money.
“Scarcelli may not be happy about us recalling the
cards, since technically it’s not the responsibility of the
Speaker’s office to do this,” Thomas Smith, an aide to
Irvis, said.
Irvis said he is recalling the cards and will reissue
University Concert Committee Presents
DAVE EDMUNDS 1 ROCKPILE
Sachs Sunday
Academy St., Boalsburg. Call Pastor
Gilmore at 238-1178 for information on
transportation.
• Four films by New York un
derground filmmaker R. Allen Kirk
patrick will be shown at 7 p.m. tomorrow
in 112 Chambers. A discussion with
Kirkpatrick will follow the showings.
• “State of Seige,” a movie program
on political kidnapping in Latin
America, will be presented at 7:30 p.m.
tomorrow in the HUB Assembly Room.
• The Pre-Vet Club and the Nittany
Kennel Club is sponsoring an AKC
sanctioned dog match from 11 a.m.' to 3
p.m. Sunday at the fields south of Beaver
Stadium. Spectators are welcome. •
• The Penn State Outing Club’s Hiking
Division will hold its annual Mount
Nittany hike Sunday. See the PSOC
board in the HUB basement for details.
• Free testing for Tay-Sachs disease
SATURDAY OCT. 21 8:00 pm
FRIDAY AT THE HUB DESK
AND SATURDAY AT THE DOOR
Alumni Remember
Eutaw House
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Thick U.S. Prime Steaks. . . :
Properly Aged Not Frozen
Ham & Pork Chops. . .Seafood
Cocktails
13 mi. S.E. of State College
Routes 322 & 144 at Potters Mills
Visit our gift shop
and Introducing
featuring Nick Lowe
TICKETS ON SALE
will be provided Sunday in the HUB
Ballroom.
• The Free U course for Sunday is
Publish, Then Perish at 7:30 p.m. in 309
Boucke. Faster Reading Workshop has
been canceled.'
* Ovcrcomers Christian Fellowship
will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday in the library
of Eisenhower Chapel.
• The Penn State Orienteering Club
will hold a practice meet at Stone Valley
Sunday. Participants should meet
behind Wagner at 10 a.m.
• USG Department of Political Affairs
will hold an important meeting at 7:30
p.m. Sunday in 316 HUB.
• The Penn State Unicycle Club -will
hold a hockey game and instruction for'"
beginners at 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon in
Parking Lot 80.
them later along with stricter guidelines for officers of
the House, House leadership, committee chairmen and
top senior House staff personnel.
The Philadelphia Inquirer last month detailed how
some legislators were building up large monthly phone
bills as a result of personal calls apparently being made
with the credit cards.
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Two apartments on
Beaver burglarized
• Two apartments at 340 E. Beaver
Ave. were robbed Wednesday
morning, State College police said.
According to police, a television,
wristwatch and personal checks were
taken from the apartment of Larry
Van Dessel, Frank Martin and Allen
Tsung shortly after midnight. The
second robbery occurred at about
8:00 a.m. in the apartment of Steve
Laleff and James Antohip, where a
stereo and a basketball were stolen.
The items stolen from the Van
Dessel apartment are valued at $115;
those taken from the Laleff apart
ment are worth $3lO.
• State police at Rockview said
Lynne Reese, Clark’s Summit, was
Groups untangling party costs
The Association of Residence Hall
Students and the Organization for Town
Independent Students still are trying to
decide who for the summer
Arts Festival party.
According ,to Jeff, Glazier, ARHS
president,, they are waiting for a letter
from Tom- Andress, ARHS summer
treasurer, who_is on a ship somewhere,
to help clear up the situation. - ;
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injured in a car accident on Route 144 «
early yesterday morning. <* 3
A police spokesman said the Reese
car was traveling north on '•■the
highway in Spring Township when it u
skidded off the wet road into a ditch.
Reese was taken to the Mountainview cr
Unit of Centre Community Hospital
where she was treated and released;
• Mark Walsh, 216 Pinchot Hall, ( ..
reported the theft of his bicycle t,o
University Police Services yester- ~
day. The bike was stolen while , !f
chained to a tree outside Pinchot and ,
is valued at $lOO.
—by Bill Leonard i-r
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The party was held, last summep.
between ARHS and OTIS and half of thp
$425 original budget set for the was
to be paid by OTIS, according to Marina,
Murphy, ARHS summer president., ltn
Glenn Meyer, OTIS president, sajjj;
ARHS has the money and until they gef.
their own books in order, it’s, theijj;
problem. , . :
—by Mary Annesfji ,
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