Living costs keep many workers out of town
Continued from Page 1.
are quite high; these people can't afford it —that's why
they live outside the area. They have to live where they
vp'n afford to live."
The businessmen of State College seem to feel there is
nothing wrong with growth if it can be controlled and
the benefits go to the community. "Anytime we see it
advantageous to expand we're going to expand. You
Organizations seek 1979-80 activities funds
By, JAN CORWIN
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
:About 50 groups have requested 1979-
80 :budgets from the Associated Student
ACtivities Budget Committee, Chairman
14,rk Bell said.
'Under the new budget request system,
grpups were limited to a ceiling figure
established by the ASA on the basis of
tlio group's services and membership.
:Director of Student Activities Melvyn,
Klein said the ceiling figures do not
inelude' special programs, such as
ZNntle Thursday (sponsored by Free
Uriiversity) and Movin' On (sponsored
by; the Association of Residence Hall
Stadents ), since the sponsoring
organizations request funds for these
programs in the fall.
,Klein said "all organizations had the
cOportunity to identify additional
programs, services or activities they
would like the committee to fund."'
FREE FRIES
WITH ANY SANDWICH & DRINK
OFFER EXPIRESMAY 13 1979
i WUV I S Win ...I
a. a
fsst• • .
lead this
tapcir and
Bass It cn.
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
Tuesday, May 8
Science Fiction Society/STS, Tomorrows Program. STS videotapes, all day,
HUB lounge; panel discussion, chaired by Phillip Klass, English, (pen
name, William Tenn), on "Futurism: Preparing for Tomorrow Today," 7
p.m., HUB Assembly Hall; Richard Barnet, Institute for Policy Studies,
Washington, D.C., on "Nuclear Disarmament: The Issue of Security,"
8:30 p.m., HUB Assembly Hall.
PS Credit Union Board meeting, noon, Telephone Bldg. Members welcome.
Comp. Lit. Luncheon, 12:15; talk, 1 p.m., Hotel State College. Ernst Schurer,
German, on "Gunther Grass: Germany's Voice of Conscience."
Sports: women's tennis, vs. West Chester, 3 p.m.
Campus Colleagues, 4 p.m., Nittany Lion Inn. E-Tu Zen Sun, Loise Gentry,
Doris Seward, Beverly Lindsay and Nancy Chiswick on "Glimpses of
Today's China."
Latin American Forum, John Nichols, journalism, and Isabel Borland,
Spanish, on "Cuba Today," 7 p.m., Room 158 Willard.
Artists Series film, Marx Brothers, A Night at the Opera, 8 p.m., Eisenhower
Auditorium.
University Theatre, William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream, 8
p.m., The Playhouse.
Meetings:
Circle K Club, 7 p.m., Room 321 Boucke.
Colloquy, 7 p.m., Room 320 HUB.
Wargamers, 7 p.m., Room 107 Sackett.
Management Club, 7:30 p.m., Room 308 Willard
Star Trek Fans, 7:30 p.m., Room 169 Willard.
Water Ski Club, 7:30 p.m., Room 373 Willard.
VitAtuttm6MMAtiliblillWatiituttiWtialdiAolviAi6MmitillialkiDivitiAAldmi
". . . funny beyond the power of words to be funny—
i ss i _
. i l l ". ` v f i
, : c . ,4 1/71
i
11 •
L q:
ARTISTS SERIES FILM FESTIVAL
BONUS FILM*
The Zany, Madcap
MARX BROS.
"A NIGHT AT THE OPERA"
Tuesday, May 8 8:00 PM Eisenhower Auditorium*
either progress or regress —.you can't ride the fence,"
Shirk says
"Normally, following stagnation you have decline,"
Martin says. "I think it behooves us living here in State
College to start thinking about what we're going to do 20
years from now." . .. . . .
The economic picture looks "pretty bright right
now," he says, "and I think it will remain that way
Supplemental requests will be funded
by "soft" funds ASA receives over the
summer from the University. Last year
ASA received $53,000 in soft funds, and
$119,048 in "hard" (or annual) funds.
Bill Tracy, chairman-elect of the
committee, said the ceiling figures give
organizations "a little more respon
sibility as far as money management
goes."
Tracy said . the committee will begin
deciding allocations today and
organizations will be notified of their
allocations by the third week in June.
Klein said the committee will assess
the system next year to see how well it
has worked, but said he does not know if
ceiling figures will be changed.
Bell said most groups requested their
ceiling figure. The largest ceiling is
$20,000, for Colloquy. Other major
groups funded by ASA include:
Organization for Town Independent
Tickets on sale at door 7:30 p.m.
Students: $l.OO General Sale: $1.50
e note this film will be shown in Eisenhower Auditorium
Schwab, and admission is free to Tues. Night Subscribers.
Students $11,000; Undergraduate
Student Government $10,000;
Graduate Student Association $10,000;
WDFM radio $10,000; Interfraternity
and Panhellenic Councils $6,000; and
Blue Band = $6,000.
Also, On Drugs Inc. $5,000;
Association of Residence Hall Students
$3,000 (does not include Movin' On);
Black Caucus $3,000; Free University
$3,000 (does not include Gentle
Thursday); and Hetzel Union Board
$3,000.
All residence hall associations have a
ceiling of $l,OOO. Other groups with a
$l,OOO ceiling are: Homophiles of Penn
State, University Choirs, Penn State
Symphony Orchestra and the Penn State
Glee Club. The Veterans' Organization
has a $6OO ceiling.
Under the new budget system, student
councils have a ceiling of $5OO. Requests
were made by student councils for the
" Mark ,Van Doren, Nation
barring a national problem."
But Short seems to sum up the prospects for the
future of the Center Region best when he says the area
must bring in more people before it can accommodate
any more business or industrial expansion.
"We can't base our growth on just retail hot dog
stands," he says, "because they have to have someone
in the area to buy all the hot dogs."
Colleges of Engineering, Human
Development, Liberal Arts, Science,
Agriculture, Business Administration
and Earth and Mineral Sciences. The
International Council also has a $5OO
ceiling.
Special interest groups have a ceiling
of $2OO, Bell said. Groups in this category
who requested funding were Friends of
India, Alpha Phi Omega and Gamma
Sigma Sigma service organizations,
Model Railroad Club, Astronomy Club,
Yachad, Chinese Student Association,
Circle K, Folklore Soceity and Eco-
Action.
New groups with a ceiling of $lOO were
the Student Health Resource
Organization, the Vocational Industrial
Club and the Student Foundation for the
Performing Arts. The Ukrainian Club
has a ceiling of $5O.
" THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
OFFICE OF RESIDENTIAL LIFE PROGRAMS
OFFICE OF HOUSING
AND FOOD SERVICE OPERATIONS
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO UNDERGRADUATES WITH
FALL TERM 1979 RESIDENCE HALL CONTRACTS
The VOLUNTARY CANCELLATION deadline has been extended to Friday, June 1,
1979. Undergraduates cancelling their contracts by written notice to the Assign
ment Office for Campus Residences, 101 Shields Building, University Park, PA
16802, will receive a full refund of their $45.00 Advance Payments.
Students considering off-campus housing for Fall Term 1979 are advised to make
their decision prior to the new deadline.
The estimated number of students scheduled to be assigned to temporary ac
commodations in Residence• Halls Fall Term 1979, will not permit CONTRACT
EXCHANGES to be made prior to Winter Term 1979. -,
Therefore, students holding Fall Term contracts and wanting to avoid financial
responsibility for the 1979-80 academic year, should cancel their contracts now.
Full refunds of the $45.00 Advance Payments are not authorized beyond the
voluntary cancellation deadline (June 1, 1979).
Questions should be referred to the Assignment Office, 101 Shields Building, 865-
7501.
(c ft
-10
\ 4\o l / 4 4\ol/4ivisstl/4ivitkvol/4-N-40
6:00 0 WEATHER-WORLD
5 I LOVE LUCY
) 0 © (iti NEWS
0 JOKER'S WILD
ID ODD COUPLE
6:30 CEI STUDIO SEE
0 SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
(13 , NBC NEWS
i ABC NEWS
Ci BOWLING FOR DOLLARS
&bat a CBS NEWS
SANFORD AND SON
7:00 (I MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT
CE) a DAILY NUMBER
0 DATING GAME
ii SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
(D ODD COUPLE
i MAKE ME LAUGH
7:01 rx DANCE FEVER
3) NEWLYWED GAME
CROSS WITS
7:30 M I TALKABOUT 'Taiwan'
CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest
Alan Alda.
a) MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW
MI TIC TAC DOUGH
41 NEWLYWED GAME
NEWS
a JOKER'S WILD
OD COMEDY SHOP
7:58 8 NEWS
8:00 THE LONG SEARCH 'Protestant Spirit U.-
S.A.' The first episode in the series dealing with
the world's primary religions and their roles in
the 20thcentury,examinesthevigorofreligious
expression among American Protestants. (60
mins.)
MCROSS WITS
GREATEST HEROES OF THE BIBLE 'The
Ten Commandments' Moses, the venerated 9:58
lawgiver, struggles to lead his long-suffering 10:00
peoplethrough thedesertanddeliverGod's law
to them. Stars: John Marley, Anson Williams.
MO mins.)
(1) HAPPY DAYS When Fonzie's cousin, Cha
chi, needing a part-time job, isconnedby a slick
operatorintopeddlinga'miraclewax' that turns
out to be phony, the Fonz decides to teach the
con man a lesson he'll never forget.
co MOVIE -(DRAMA) ** "Confessions of a
Police Captain" 1972 Martin Balsam, Franco
Nero. A police commissioner frustrated for
years in pinning a rap on a local lawbreaker
loses faith injustice and Inflicts a justice of his
own. (2 hrs.)
TUESDAY EVENING
AU r I H ECKENDORN
& BRUCE
APARTMENT RENTALS
We offer the largest selection of Apartment Rentals in the area. To find the
apartment that suits your specific needs step in at any one of our three State
College Rental Offices. All Offices open Saturday 8:30-5:00: Summer Rates
Available.
OFFICE
132 Sowers Street,
State College 814-238-3801
• Armenara Apartments
• Ambassador Apartments
• Dorchester House
• Dexter Club
• Barcroft House
OFFICE
478 East Beaver Avenue,
State College 814-237-4619
• Park Hill Apartments
• Lexington House
Numerous other apts., houses an. r 11- r are al o managed fr. 1 hi .ffi •
An umbrella, a frisbee, or both.
Be prepared for the great outdoors. Check the
Collegian weather forecast before gearing up for
another day.
(ik ®4D PAPER CHASE John Houseman re- 10:300 NEWS
createshis Academy Award-winning role of the 11:0000 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT
fearsome professor of law who petrifies yet 0 CARL BURNETT AND FRIENDS
captivates his students. (R; 60 mins.) (1)0 (a an NEWS
il MI BASEBALL New York Yankees vs Seattle 0 BENNY HILL SHOW
Mariners 0 SANFORD AND SON
8:30 OMERVGRlFFlNGuests:Robertßlake,Char- 11:30 0 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS
lie Callas, Sister Sledge, David Letterman, 0 GONG SHOW
Charles Berlitz. (1) THETONIGHTSHOWHost.JohnnyCarson
CE) LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY When Laverne (.10 mins.)
finds that no one will believe her story that IW TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK
there's a spy aftera secret formula at the Shotz 0 MOVIE -(ADVENTURE)•• "Macao" 1952
Brewery, sheconvincesShirley tostakeout the Robert Mitchum, Jane Russell. An adventurer
vat room with her one night to catch the spy. and a singer cross paths with a gangster in the
9:00 0 ALEXANDER'S BACHTIME BAND This is ap_crt of Macao. (105 mins )
documentaryaboutyoungstringmusicianswho MI a ca CBS LATE MOVIE 'BARNABY
come from all over the country to play at Car- JONES. Rendezvous With Terror' Blindfolded
negie Hall. Included are scenes of perfor- and held at gunpoint, Barnaby is hired by a man
mances, rehearsals and behind-the-scenes he cannot see to find his son. (R) 'TERRACES'
at-togethers. (60 mins.) 1977 Stars. Julie Newmar, Lloyd Bochner
(1) BIG EVENT MOVIE 'Hanging By A Thread' 0 ODD COUPLE
1979 Stars: Donna Mills, Bert Convy. A festive 12:00 C 7 SOUND OF PROGRESS
picnic turns into a nightmare when a party of 0 I LOVE LUCY
friends istrapped insidea disabledsightseeing 0 HONEYMOONERS
tram left dangling high above a treacherous 12:30 0 MOVIE -(COMEDY-DRAMA) ••• "Wel
mountain gorge. (Pt. I of a two-part series; 2 como Stranger" 1947 Bing Crosby, Barry
hrs.) Fitzgerald. A small town doctor hires a summer
1:1 1 THREE'S COMPANY Jack becomes so substitute who becomes involved eventually
angrywith Janet and Chrissy that he storms out with a pretty schoolmarm and a rival doclor. (2
and accepts a positionasa live-incookwith pal hrs., 17 mins )
Larry's boss, Mr. Layton, unaware that Mrs. 0 TWILIGHT ZONE
Layton has an overwhelming passion for men. 1:00 a) TOMORROW Host. Tom Snyder. Guest:
a) a In TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE Frederick Mellinger, founder of Frederick's of
'Diamonds' 1975 Stars: Robert Shaw, Richard Hollywood (60 mins )
Roundtree. An important London diamond 0 NEWS
' broker teams up with an accomplished 1:15 0 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW
safecracker to snatch a fortune in gems from 1:30 0 NEW YORK, NEW YORK
the Diamond Exchange in Jerusalem. a NEWS
9:30 Cip TAXI The cabbies' egos fall victim to a 2:00 @l NEWS
Hollywood•style roller coaster ride when a film 0 MOVIE -(HORROR) •St "Castle of Evil"
company that is making a filmabout taxi drivers 1966 Scott Brady, Virginia Mayo A group of
turns their garage into a glamorous setting, heirs, gathered for the reading of the will, arrive
Guest star: Martin Mull. at a castle on a Caribbean island filled with
0 NEWSBREAK unprecedented horror (90 mins.)
U.) LA LA, MAKlNGlTlNL.A.Thisdocumentary 2:10 IM THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
chronicles the lives of musicians and per- 2:15 0 NEWS
formers who strive to attain stardom and 2:20 0) NEWS
success In Los Angeles. (60 mins.) 2:30 0 PRAYER
0 NEWS 2:47 OMOVIE -(DRAMA) •• 1 / 2 "Madeleine" 1950
OD STARSKY AND HUTCH Starsky and Hutch Ann Todd, Leslie Banks Awoman is accused of
compete for the affections of an attractive poisoning her lover but is acquitted by a jury (2
policewoman working with them, and they hrs., 28 mins.)
become so intensely involved with winning her 3:30 0 BIOGRAPHY
love, that they nearly neglect their pursuit of a
deranged murderer. (60 mins.)
0 THRILLER
(E 9 TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE 'Anatomy of a
Seduction' Continues
The Daily Collegian Tuesday, May 8,1979-1
OFFICE
1840 North Atherton Street,
State College 814-234-6860
• Chateau Clair
• Fairview Apts.
• University Courts
• Nittany View
• Hiland Court
• Coyne Galen •
• Prospect Ave. Apts
• Deaver/High Apts
• Sundown Apts.
• Foster Arms
• W. Beaver Ave Townhouses
• Atherton House
• Circleville Rd Apts.
HEIM
REALTORS