B—The Daily Collegian Thursday, March 20, 1980
Icers' varsity future on thin ice
Despite winning the Mid-Atlantic
Hockey Conference championship for
the second year in a row, the ice
hockey team's battle has just begun.
Before their season opener against
Navy, the Lions had only practiced
three times a week at Mechanicsburg
due to the inclement weather con
ditions which closed down the tem
porary outside rink.
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After getting off to a 1-2 start, Penn
State coach Mark Horgas was under
the gun. Why.was this championship
team off to such a shaky start?
"The ice conditions hampered us
early in the season," Horgas said.
"But most importantly, I was unsure
of the line combinations which I had
selected, and that added to the
problems:
"More specifically, our new talent
was unsure of their teammates and
they didn't have that much time to
show me what they could do."
But after returning from break in
early January, the Lions started to
play their best hockey of the still
young season.
Losing only one more game the rest
of the regular season, Penn State
finished at 13-4 and advanced to the
semifinals of the MAHC playoffs
against West Chester.
A 7-1 win in the semis advanced the
Lions into the championship round
against Villanova where Penn State
won the MAHC title for the second
straight year.
You might sit back and say, wow,
that's great! But when you consider
all the adversities the team over
came, it makes this an even greater
success story.
Consider the following facts.
NHL fines Philadelphia's Myre $5OO
MONTREAL (AP) Goaltender Phil Myre of the
Philadelphia Flyers has been fined $5OO for swinging his stick
at the glass in front of a goal judge during a National Hockey
League game at Chicago against the Black Hawks March 12,
Brian O'Neill, NHL executive vice-president, announced
yesterday.
Myre swung his stick after he disputed a Chicago goal during
the early part of the third period in that game. He was
assessed a minor penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct and a
Misconduct penalty for those actions.
At the con'c'lusion of the 6-6 tie , game, however, Myre again
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• Every game was played on the
road and thus players never had the
opportunity to play before a
hometown crowd. Even though it
does have a "home" rink,
Mechanicsburg, the Lions have to
travel 100 miles to play there.
• The team is faced with poor
practice facilities. There is no
plexiglass surrounding the boards or
nets, and pucks fly out of the rink
easily. In fact, the team spent over,
$5OO on pucks this season. If it is
warm, or if it rains or snows, like it
did early in the season, the team
doesn't have a place to practice.
• Because the outside rink is so
small, it cannot be considered a real
game condition practice facility,
although the team is forced to pay $3O
an hour to practice there. The team
has no outdoor dressing facilities.
They must come to practice dressed
and ready to go.
• Unlike varsity sports, the club
must pay for its practice facilities -
$9O an hour for its ice time at
Mechanicsburg. Fleet Services, a
University owned organization, rents
vans to the team for transportation to
its games, and they must - pay for
rooms on overnight roadtrips. Late in
the year, the team was forced to drive
to a game in their cars because Fleet
Services didn't allow ,them to use the
vans.
• Players must pay a s7s'fee to join
the team and then spend between $4OO
and $5OO during the season on
equipment.
• The team also lacks access to an
University athletic doctor. Thus, any
costs involving injuries must be paid
out of the players' pockets.
• The College of Health, Physical
Education and Recreation, however,
does fund the team with a lump sum
of money at the beginning of the
season. They also provide the team
with complete uniforms and helmets.
But this is not a very reasonable
amount, considering the short
comings already described.
Horgas is unsure that varsity status
would solve all the problems.
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attacked the cage in which the goal judge was situated, before
being restrained by his teammates.
The incensed goalie also flung his stick in the direction of a
television cameraman while proceeding to the dressing room.
He did not strike either the goal judge or the television
crewman.
"In reaching this decision it was realized that Myre had no
intention of striking the official," a statement released by
O'Neill said. "But a display of histrionics which has a's its
purpose the public demeaning of a game'official will not be
tolerated." „
"I hope this team becomes a
varsity sport," Horgas said. "But
right now it doesn't look too good.
When I was a player three years ago,
they said the new rink would hold
4,000. Then it was lowered to 2,200.
And now it is 1,057."
Horgas doesn't feel that a
University of this size can support a
varsity team with such a small rink.
"If they had hopes of making
hockey a varsity sport, then they
probably would have made the rink
bigger," Horgas said.
With the footVall team supporting
all the varsity sports on campus,
along with supporting the biggest
intramural program in the country,
Horgas said the loss of the old ice
pavilion came as no suprise to him.
"You have to be realistic, when it
comes to that. Football deserves all
the recognition they get because they
keep every other sport in business up
here," he said.
Horgas was well aware of these
situations before he took over the
head coaching duties this season.
"_!l.,knew it was going to be a dif
ficult task right from the very
beginning, because I was a player up
here for four years," he said. "With
all the problems . we had, I think this
says something about the character
and determination our players had."
But Horgas was the first one to
admit that he thinks hockey could
catch on , big at Penn State.
! . `The four major sports in the
nation are football, baseball,
basketball and ice hockey," Horgas
said. "With two pro teams close by
and several minor league teams
near, I think hockey would be a big
success here."
Although the Lions may not be
accredited varsity status, and
although they've encountered many
hardships trying to get there, their
high level of play hasn't been af
fected.
Ron Musselman is a ninth-term
journalism major and sports writer
for The Daily Collegian.
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By TODD LIGHTY
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
"Tee it up and tip it off. That way if
you tip it off farther than you tee it,
you're doing all right."
Those are the words of women's golf
coach Annette Thompson as she spoke
about the Duke Invitational, a
prestigious tourney the women's golf
team is competing in today through
Saturday in North Carolina.
The Lady Lions will be matching
strokes against some of the best teams in
the country and Thompson said she
would be happy if the team finishes in
the top 10.
"We are going down and playing our
best," Thompson said. "We have the
best representatives of the team going.
TheY all give 110 percent. We have too
much talent to do badly. I'm just won
dering how good we will do."
Thompson is a little concerned that the
team is not , quite prepared for the
tournament because of the wet weather,
which has restricted the team from
practicing outside. ,
But Thompson said that the team has a
nucleus of players who will provide
leadership at the tournament. The
tourney will also give some freshmen
exposure to good competition.
Duke's golf course may be a little
rough on the golfers' games due to the
amount of rain that has fallen on it in the
last week. The course is not one of the
better draining courses in the country.
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"I expect it to be slow and muddy,"
Thompson said. "The ball will plug and
we won't get the role.
"I tried to express to the girls the
positive aspects the competiton is
good and we've never shot terribly bad."
Last year the tournament, only
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one day due to rain. The Lady Lions
were ninth in the 22-team tournament
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Veteran Lady Lion Sally Slater leads
the team with an 81 average, which she
shot in the fall. Joining Slater is junior
Lynn Marriott (81). The third, fourth
and fifth golfers are Anne Holmes (83),
Jane Abood (84) and Ellen Black (86),
all of which are freshmen.
"We had an exceptionally good
recruiting year," Thompson said. "And
we have mature players. We also have a
very strong back-up crew, with the top
eight players within one stroke of each
other."
Because of a good recruiting year, the
women golfers will be competing against
each other to assure a spot in making the
trip to the tournaments this year.
"It is a particularly difficult task to
start and to qualify for the trips,"
Thompson said. "It's hard to chose who
will go. We have a hard working team."
Thompson is expecting a strong
season in which the team will compete in
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nationals last year and are hoping to
improve on their ranking this year.
This is the first year the golfers 41
play in the highly competitive Southern
Invitational. Last year they finished
eighth on the difficult Ohio State course
and a respectable third in the Marshall
Invitational.
Thompson is looking forward to
starting the season because of tPC
quality of the players. She has high
praise for them, especially Slater.
"Sally is a very, very hard worker,"
Thompson said. "She really
distinguished herself this year by
shooting a record 71 at the Eastern
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Women tournament."
Thompson added that the freshmen
will be able to contribute a lot to the
quality of the team this season.
"We have more talent than we have
ever had," Thompson said.
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CANON F-1 BODY $250. Letca M-4 $750
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AING BOOTS —size 3t,4, smooth leather
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3UNDY FLUTE, excellent condition, newly
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...iMPEG V 4.8 head. Badstone phase shifter.
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68 FORD FALCON - good condition, $250
565.5193 or 237.6072 atter 6 p.m
VARGAME FIGURINES
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'AtiS GUI All AMP 55 watts. single 15'
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'if 50 237.4509
SHURE VOCAL Master sound system, three
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StgALL REFRIGERATORS for rent or sale
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SEAMTRESS DOES clothing repair: makes
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SUBLET TILL 5/31/80 one bedroom semi
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immediately. Call 234.8144 evenings.
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Philadelphia Phillies' catcher Bob
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since tearing ligaments in his left knee
against the New York Mets last Sept. 13.
Boone caught the first three innings in
an 11-1 exhibition game win over the
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Boone, 32, who underwent surgery and
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apartment with two bathrooms. Nice
location. Rent very negotiable. Call 234-5646
alter 5 p.m.
SUBLET IMMEDIATELY 1 bedroom of 2
bedroom apartment furnished near
campus 130/mo. Call Jeff 234-0836 or Frank
collect 1.412-437-4714
SUBLET SUMMER Spacious 2 bedroom 1 'A
bath Park Forest apt. includes bus pass
cable TV NC call late evenings 238.1634*
HELP! LEAVING Town must sublet ell: apt. as
April 15 In University Towers. Utilities and
furnished (fall option) Rent nego. Call 234-
4044 after 4 p.m. Call 237-7967 before 5
SUMMER SUBLET: One bedroom apartment, FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for 2 bedroom
quiet, carpeted and furnished, two blocks duplex within walking distance of cam:.
from campus $125/Mo. plus electricity. 237• Pus. After 6 call 2364048
7297 -
FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to share 1/4
SUBLET SUMMER Only: spacious furnished Beaver Terr. apt., March rent paid, April
four bedroom apartment; four blocks from and May rent negotiable. Call 234-0731
campus, 238.5826
SUMMER SUBLET FALL option sunny two
bedroom apartment $279.00/mo. utilities
included. Campus walking distance 237-
7530.
SUMMER SUBLET PENN Tower Apt. Small 2
bedroom All utilities included. Rent
negotiable. Call 237-0668.
MALE SUBLET V 2 bdrm apt. Spring, Summer.
$130 3 ,:m0. all utilities, 2 blocks from
campus, 238-4250.
SUMMER SOUTHGATE townhouse large
room one or two people, a/c, possible tall
option, extras 237.6053 after 5
FEMALE WANTED TO sublet 2 bedroom
Beaver Terrace Apt.— Spring and/or
Summer Rent negotiable— 238.9585.
SUMMER SUBLET: modern one bedroom
apartment, free utilities, cable, air con•
ditioning, dishwasher. Reasonable. 234-
1082.
VERY CONVENIENT, 1 block from campus,
three bedroom, 2 bath apartment in
house, summer sublet, fall option. 237-7046
SUMMER SUBLET, fall option, Parkway
Plaza. One or two nonsmoking females.
Sunny, spacious, beautifully furnished, utilities
Included, $lO6 month. 234-1582
SUMMER SUBLET • two bedroom furnished,
two minutes from HUB. $3OO month. Call
238-4713
SUMMER EAST College Ave, two bedroom
apt, A/C, dishwasher, furnished, parking.
Molly 865.8816, Jeanne, 865.2716
FEMALE SUBLET 'A Southgate apt. Own
bedroom, bath. $l5O month March's rent
tree. 237.6356 Renae
SUMMER SUBLET: Comfortable el ficienay.
Great location V, block from campus,
stove, refrig., air cond, only $142 month plus
electric. For infor call 234.3783 alter 1 p.m.
SUMMER SUBLET • really nice! Spacious
two bedroom apt., air cond., dishwasher
carpeting, utilities included. 237-3949 Carol
SUBLET BEAVER Terrace apt., for summer
rent very negotiable. 237.0870
SUMMER SUBLET: One bedroom
Cedarbrook apartment. $240 month.
Was $315 month. Includes everything 238-
2576
TWO FEMALE Roommates needed to share
two•bedroom Penn Tower Apt. Fall 'BO
to Spring 'Bl. Call Lisa or Sue 234-2354
soon!
WANTED: three roommates for summer
sublet. One block from campus,
Reasonable!! Call Sam at 5-7187.
SUMMER SUBLET one block from campus
Spacious 2 bedroom furnished apt. Air
cond., dishwasher, disposal, utilities included,
cable and HBO, parking available. Price
negotiable call now: 234.2406
SUMMER SUBLET, efficiency in town, shag
carpet, cable, NC, furnished, groat
condition, rent negotiable, 234.2035
SUMMER SUBLET spacious one bedroom
apt, furnished, dishwasher, cable, a-c, all
utilities paid, free parking, 2 blocks from
campus, rent negotiable. Call 238-5412
SUMMER SUBLET one bedroom, College
Avenue, A/C, balcony, dishwasher,
furnished, low rent Includes utilities. Call 237-
4600 anytime!SUMMER SUBLET - fall option,
large efficiency near campus, 237.4236 or
237.7246
RESPONSIBLE PERSON wanted to sublet a
fully furnished efficiency summer term.
Rent negotiable. Call 865.0035 9 - 5 p.m. or
234.8856
SUMMER SUBLET two blocks from campus
on South Burrows CAII 237.5898 or
238.8872 one bedroom
SUMMER SUBLET/ fall option, large one
bedroom, next to campus. Rent
negotiable, good value. 234.2249
LARGE EFFICIENCY, $l3O plus utilities
234.2627 after 6 pm
3 rm apt plus large kitchen, furnished, new
paint, 4 blocks from campus, wall•wall
carpet, $205 month plus utilities, front•back
porch, available Juno Ist. CAII after 6th 238-
3257
CHEAP SUMMER sublet, Beaver Terrace 1/4
of two bedroom, utilities included, A/C,
view. Jeff 237.2436
SUMMER SUBLET: Yr large furnished, one
bedroom apt, one block from campus.
Call 237-6596 Neil
FURNISHED bedroom, available mid Apnl.
April rent paid. Quiet and very close to
campus. Fall option. $2lO month. Heat
parking included. 238-1922
PAYING TOP sss for gold class rings, you
SUMMER SUBLET fall option, large one never wear. For information phone Iry
bedroom, close to campus. 237.0442 2340155
anytime keep trying
1i ; i
MALE ROOMMATE wanted to share master
bedroom of a University Terrace apt., GOLD AND SILVER: buying all classrings,
$lO3. 863.0895 scrap metal, and coin silver call Leland
Enterprises 355.1642
WANTED MALE roommate for fall term
(only) 1980. One bedroom in Park HIGHEST PRICES for old gold class rings
Forest. Bob 237-3091 $5OO 8 up Ed's Discount 1655 N.
Atherton (Next to Temple Drive•tn) 237.5112
WANTED FEMALE roommate to share one
third one bedroom Beaver Hill apt from NEED EXTA MONEY? Sell me your class ring
Fall 'BO to Sp 'Bl with Su. option. Call Linda or other gold rings. silver coins. Amber 885
Jane 234.0814 5789
FEMALE IS LOOKING for' a nonsmoking WANTED: SHARP accounting major
roommate who has or is looking for an (preferably senior) to tutor student for
apartment near campus. Lit 234.4727 Acctng. 102. Will pay $lO per hour. Phone
- 237-9363 (keep trying).
DO YOU NEED a male roommate for fall to
share your apartment or house? Call Mark USED REMINGTON Mark II typewriter
865.8950 needed. Will pay top dollar. Call 234-
TWO FEMALES Needed to share bedroom 9820
and bathroom In spacious apartment. BABYSITTING JOBS. All evenings and
Rent negotialbo. Call 234-5646 after 5 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursday free. Call 237-
for info. 4169
FEMALE ROOMMATE Fall 1980 Spring
1981 to share 1 . 3 two bedroom apart
ment. Furnished, close to campus. Call 238-
6051
ROOMMATE NEEDED September through EXCELLENT TYPING service theses, books,
August for male grad. Two bedroom with proposals, etc... 10 years experience
utilities. $l5O. Phone 238-4405. typing theses 50 plus pages/day. 355.9234
has undergone knee surgery. His right
knee was operated on after the 1977
season.
Boone hit .286 with nine home runs and
58 RBIs in 119 games last season, and
started for the National Leagiie All-Star
team.
His health is an important ingredient
in the Phillies' hopes of regaining the
National League East division cham
pionship. Manager Dallas Green plans to
carry only two catchers, and it appears
Boone's backup will be rookie Keith
Moreland, a promising young receiver
with only 15 games of major league
experience
"I felt fine," said Boone after being
Own room. all utilities, laundry, bus route
$lOO month 238.7006 6.10 p.m.
MALE ROOMMATE wanted for summer term
only. Rent divided by two is cheaper! Call
Jim at 234-2976
ROOMMATE WANTED. Nonsmoking male or
female. Own room in trailer. Only two
miles from campus. REnt negotiable. Call Ron
238-0821
1 or 2 nonsmoking female roommates needed
for next year 98/mo. Call 865-4817,
885-6788
SHARE HALF OF Iwo bedroom house; 9
miles from campus; grad nonsmoker
pert erred 355.0362 238.8961
FEMALE ROOMMATE Needed to share apt
in housethis summer. Own bedroom
Close to campus. Carol 237-7513'
WANT
A
SUMMER
JOB?
Positions available (male
female) Specialists in all
athletic areas; Assistants to
Tennis Pro; Golf; Gym
nastics; Swimming (WSI);
Smallcraft (sailing-canoeing)
Riflery; Archery; Arts and
Crafts (general shop,
woodworking); Ceramics;
Sewing; Photography;
Science (general•electron
ics); Music; Dramatics;
Pioneering; Tripping;
General Counselors, 20+.
Camp located in North
eastern Pennsylvania
(Poconos). For further in- •
formation write to: Trail's
End Camp, c/o Beach Lake
Inc., (0 4) 215 Adams
Street, Brooklyn. N.Y
ROOMS gai
CLOSE TO CAMPUS. Kitchen, TV room
parking, no lease. Low winter rates 466
6042
OWN ROOM in house, three blocks from
campus, $65 month plus utilities, starts
summer. JOhn 234.4056
SUMMER SUBLET— female, 5 bdrm. house,
• backyard, parking, 10 min. walk to
campu5.237.2113
HOUSES ilt
THREE BEDROOM house for sublet during
summer in great shape includes bak
cyard, front porch, garage and free parking.
Living room kitchen, dining room. THis house
is the best deal in town! Stop by 439 E. Foster
AVenue
WANTED TO RENT
3 bdrm house/apt summer•fall option (semi)
furnished, walk dist. CAII 865.8414 or
865.8267
A summer In PEOPLE'S
. REPUBLIC OF CHINA
in 1980. June 22 to July 22
at Hangchow University near
Shanghai and July 27 to Aug
ust 27 at Hopei University
near Peking to learn Chinese
culture. The total cost is
$2950 including air travel,
tuition, lodging and meals,
etc. Further information, con
tact An-Ming Inc., 115 Wood
shire Dr., Pittsburgh, PA
15215, (412) 782-3095.
WANTED
WANTED GOLD and SILVER: Class rings
coins, sterling. etc. Leland Enterprlsis
355.1642
HIGHEST PRICES for old gold, class rings
$5OO & up Ed's Discount 1655 N.
Atherton (Next to Temple Drive•ln) 237-5112
TYPING
44.1 d
lifted from the game following the third
inning. "It was nice to hit in a game
situation."
The Phillies had been bringing along
their first string catcher very
cautiously. This was the sixth exhibition
game of the 1980 spring training camp
and Boone is expected to work briefly for
another week or 10 days and be ready to
go the full nine innings the last week of
camp.
Asked why he . started yesterday,
Boone replied, "It was their (the
Phillies') decision. I've been ready to
go."
The catcher insisted that he had no
qualms or worries and that he could
IBM CORRECTING Selectrics for rent.
Unlimited Rent• Alls. 140 N. Atherton St.
238.3037
THESES, REPORTS, resumes, etc. Fast
service by experienced secretaries. Call
Peggy or Shireen at 865.0478
PERSONAL
DON'T GO to Europe looking like a nerd. Get
your instant passport pits at Studio 2.
234.2000
I'm sorry
THANKS
"Congratulations", or "I Love You" with a
beautiful, healthy plant from Plants by
Suzanne, 105 E. Beaver Ave.
HELP! WITH 'any problem; free and
confidential. Call 23.4.0323, Oasis Help
Center 2:30 pm til 12:30 am 7 days•a•week.
SIGMA PSI DELTA Birthday Bash March 20
for information call 237.6834
JOB HUNTING? We can show you how to
make the best possible impression... to
get results! Best Resume Service 234-1220
ALPHA CHI OMEGA'S lyre sing (musical
variety show) benefitting cystic fibrosis is
March 23rd, HUB Ballroom. Groups or in
dividuals may register in HUB basement
March 18.21, 2nd•sth periods. For in
formation call 865.5863 or 865-2822
COME TO ALPHA CHI'S Lyre Sing, a musical
variety show benefitting Cystic Fibrosis
on Sunday March 23rd at I p.m. in the HUB
Ballroom. 50 cents donation
ARE YOU GAY ? God Loves You Too!
! Metropolitan Community Church 7:30
p.m. Sundays Eisenhower Chapel: Leader:
Dave Garinger 865.0156
STEPHEN, I GOT somethin' to show ya!
Easter weekend at the Sheraton,
Smoochie, Smoochie, Sonia.
NOW ACCEPTING Appllcalions for teaching
positions In local. Hebrew and Sunday
School for more information call 237.3408
9:00 to 3:00 p.m. •
I-10PS GAYLINE 863-0588 7-9 p.m. daily for
raps and information on homosexuality
and pay lifestyles.
GIRL (believe named Karen) using phone at
HUB desk about 5:45 Friday 3/14. We
passed a smile between us, care to do so
again In more detail? Guy in blue parka, yellow
backpac.
WANT A LIGHT beer that tastes great? Try an
I.C. Light!
THE BEER Drinkers Beer: Iron City
KIBBUTZ • MOSHAV Summer Programing.
HUB information table every day this
week for information call Wayne. 238.8381
ATTENTION LADIES 213 Lyons would like
to end its life of celibacy. Call Anytime!
OCEAN CITY, N.J. Female roommate wanted
for summer apartment at the shore. Call
Debbe: 665-6244
LISA INGEBRETSEN, Congratulations on your
award and good luck at the regionals.
P.S. would you please autograph my
calendar? Please reply personals. R.I.P.
GIRL IN blue coat outside 108 Forum Monday
before 4th you have a fan. Call 234-
5637
BRUCE • COUNCILROCK football jacket, last
term calc, this term BiSci, you are fan
tastic! Secret Admirer
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you, Happy Birthday to
you. Happy Birthday Lisa B. Happy
Birthday to you. Love, Shelley
TO OUR Uttle Brother Frank and his class.
Congratulations on your recent initiation
into Acacia. Love and abuse. Shelley and John
PAUL H. t like Camelot, Blondie, hearing you
play guitar, and most of all you. Happy 20
you nut. Barbette
START SPRING term off on the right f oot.-Pick
yourself up on Sunday morining and point
that foot down Hillcrest Ave. where one of
God's families worhsips. Church of Christ,
405 Hillcrest Ave., 238.1788
MARY LEE: What if your parents had never
met? I'm glad they did! Have a "dynamic"
20th birthday! Love, Robert
"TENNIS . ' GIRL I'm' not a wall, just another
brick. Was wearing sweats, hat,
basketball jacket. Still interested? Yes? Meet
near HUB desk. Monday 6:30 "S"
DARK HAIRED girl with pink raincoat at Arby's
9 p.m. St. Patrick's Day. I had green
jacket. Our eyes met could we? Reply per
sonals. Bowler
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANNE. Hope it's good but
easy on the brew. Love Yagrbs Karen
SANDY, CONGRATULATIONS on your three
firsts at Regionals. Good luck at
Nationals. Love ya lots! Your Roomie
KLG ALL men on my team score 9.5 or better.
If you can handle the pressure see me for
a tryout. Nancy
GWEN: Phyrst on St. Patty's I came back late
• and where were you? We talked for
awhile-want very much to see you again.
Reply persoansl. Jim the blond Irishman
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The Daily Collegian Thursday, March 20, 1980-9
have played longer against the Expos.
"If the season opened tomorrow, I'd be
ready," Boone said.
CLASSY APT. available for summer sublet; all
utilities, near campus, I bedroom. CAll
865.2217, 865.4138
WALLET LOST outside Cattle Car East.
Please drop off at HUB desk or phone. OVER 270.000 Summer Jobs. Full refund II
Must be returned. 422.8654 you don't get your choice through us.
DON'T MISS Women's Awareness Week! It's Send $2.95 to: Collegiate Press Box 566,
coming March 24.30 Belleville. Michigan 48111
ATTENTION: FIVE star haren member • your
brilliance Is lading. CAII for recharging.
Your ruthless proprietors.
ATTENTION WOMEN: Future Nobel Prize
Winners wish to be of assistance to
qualified women. For further information and
free samples, contact Dick at McKee Hall
Spermbank Hotline. 865.4037
RIDES
RIDE FOR 2 needed to Philadelphia Friday A SPECIAL Experience! Needed men and
afternoon or early Saturday morning will women counselors for resident camp
help with expenses. 234.8250 or 237.1932 serving mentally retarded children and adults.
May 27-July6. in Western Pa. CAI' 2380759
. . • after 4pm for more information
LOST
LOST: GOLD hoop earring 3/13 near or in WORK STUDY Scientific Journalism, David
Schwab reward call 234.0614 Kurtz or Ralph Mumma 863.0844
GOLD ELGEN Watch lost at Rec Hall WORK STUDY Pesticide Residue
sentimental value. Reward. Call 238• Laboratory Analysis Spring and Summer
7017 terms David Kurtz 863.0844
LARGE GREEN COAT was taken from East CRUISESHIPS! SAILING expeditions! Sailing
Pattee on Saturday alter noon. Any in• camps. No experience. Good pay.
fomation on its whereabouts or. abductor Summer. Career. Nationwide, worldwide!
would be helpful. Reward offered. Call 865• Send $4.95 for application, info. referrals to
2115. Ask for Leon. Cruisoworld 93 Box 50129, Sacramento, CA
95860
REWARD FOR return of a ladies silver 'watch
of sentimental value. Missng since 3/7. OVERSEAS JOBS Summer/year round.
CAII Sue 865.8864 please. Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, etc.
LOST A•wallet Saturday night during the Eddie All fields, 5500-1200 monthly. Expenses
V. gig at Zeta Psi Reward. 238.9911 paid. Sightseeing. Free info Write: IJC, Box
52•P8 Corona Del Mar, CA. 92625
BLUE DOWN jacket at TKE, Sat. night. Any
info., call 865.9228
STRONG FEMAEL Helper to accompany,
handicapped lady to Pittsburgh April 1 to
WALLET LOST outside Cattle Car East 4, Call alter 7 p.m. 238.5535
Please drop off at HUB desk or phone.
FEMALE HELPER for MS lady. Various
Must be returned. 422.8654
chores, flexible hours and days. Call after
7 p.m. 238.5535 •
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STUDENT
SERVICE
1)1 RECTORY
PROFESSIONALLY DESIGNED bar•shirts
highlighting your favorite downtown
bars. Order now. $5.50 tree delivery call
237-7505
,CUSTOM PRINTED silkscreened t-shirts
and sportswear. Shop around then
call Jay Berman at 234.4414, 238-
10135.
126,
Carnegie
9:30-4:00
Collegian C a ssifieds
Episcopal
10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist
6:15 p.m. Holy Eucharist
7:00 p.m. CULTS!
Movie and Discussion
Sunday All Welcome
Thursdays
11:45 a.m. Lenten Eucharist
Eisenhower Chapel
(across from Pattee)
Boone, however, admitted that he
wasn't completely comfortable squat
ting behind the plate to receive the
pitches from starter Randy Lerch.
Boone said that his one problem was
that he couldn't put as much weight on
his left knee as he could on the right.
"I get in the squatting position but I
can't hold it as long," Boone explained.
"It's sort of like warming a pitcher up on
the sidelines. You sit in that squat
position for 15 or 30 minutes. Now I get
that same feeling as soon as I get down."
HELP WANTED
COUNSELORS, ASSOCIATION of
Independent Camps seeks qualified
counselors for 75 accredited camps located
N. Eastern U.S.. July and August. Contact:
Association of Independent Camps, 55 West
42nd Street, NY, NY. 10036 (212) 736•
6595
COUNSELORS male and female for
community-sponsored Jewish•oriented
coed overnight children's camp, 35 miles
from Phila. Write or call JYC camps, 401
South Broad SI., Phila., Pa. 19147 (215)
546.6600
EARN WHILE You Learn. Sell Avon part•time
and earn good money to help you through
school. Call 238.7070.
PETITIONERS NEEDED: Earn $4 to $8 hour
PT or $lOO to $3OO week FT. Collect
Signatures allowing political candidates names
to appear on general election ballot in PA. Call
Bob 238.4114 alter 6 p.m.
TEMPORARY WORK 2 to 3 weeksmaking
phone calls for local civic organization day
and evening hours available. Contact Mrs. Hill
at 237.5605
FOUND
FOUND MEN'S SILVER pracelet at Roc Hall
' 2/22' (Mein gym by 'Weights) Call Ron
865-5955
To help you
buy or sell
Sundays