28 7 -The Daily Collegian Thursday, Dec. 3, 1981 Third rabid skunk found near campus horse barns - The third rabid skunk to be found on University property in just over a month was discovered Monday near the Universi ty's horse barns, said Dr. John A. Hargleroad,. director of University Health Services. Because of the discovery, students should refrain from feeding or handling wild animals, he said. However, rabies in the local skunk population should not affect students who choose to play with squirrels. Local squirrels have not been known to carry rabies, he said The main danger is to those who keep pets, Hargleroad said "There is probably no danger to humans . . . the danger is their animals will come in contact with wild animals," he said. Anyone who keeps a pet should be sure its rabies shots are updated, Hargleroad said. The first rabid skunk was discovered in late October near the University's Institute for Land and Water Research. The second was found near Beaver Stadium during Thanksgiving break, Hargleroad said. Dwight Smith, of University Safety Services, said box-type traps are set around campus and animals captured are tested for rabies. Although these traps are always there, the program was intensified after the second rabid skunk was found. Sports to be discussed Professionalism in intercollegiate sports will be discussed tonight at Colloquy's first Winter term program. Allen L. Sack, director of the Center for Athlete's Rights and Education, will speak at 7:30 p.m. in the HUB main lounge. Sack has promoted a "bill of rights" -for intercollegiate athletes that calls for the right to form unions and share of revenue generated by intercollegiate sports. The Daily Collegian's Business And Service Directory Appliances Small SERVICE FOR ALL SMALL APPLIANCES • -lairdryers • Curling Irons • Irons • Blenders • Shavers • etc. • ALL BRANDS REPAIRED ' SPECIAL Study lamps 18" ' • • Set 'hit on repair charge & we'll notify you t if our price will exceed - - 114..„„. and Appliance c„„„„k„, Formerly Hartman's Electric Co. 206 S. Allen Street, State College Beauty Salons CUT AND DRIED . Hairstyling For Nen & Women Call for .Appointment 138 S. Allen St. • 234-1478 r, mess lek i Nee eoc-et `SA` - -Skin Care -Make-up products available :New rage in Sculptured Nails -Hair removed by Electrolysis Calder Way 238.2933 Westerly Pkwy 237.6253 Resume Service Best Resume - 103 E. Beaver, Suite 11 come visit our enlarged facilities. since 1962 RESUMES 234-1220 by app't. Special Student Rates Specialists in Job Search BEST RESUME SERVICE - r) P State College, PA 16801 OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES (Not an employment agency) —by Brian E. Bowers —by Brian E. Bowers Chiropractors, D.C. State College Family Chiropractic Center conveniently located at 905 W. Beaver Ave. staffed by Dr. John L. Scipione Dr. Cheryl Scipione . Open weekdays 9-9 Saturday 9-12 Closed Thurs. & Sun. We accept all chiropractic cases regardless of ability to pay. phone: 238-0250 Jewelry —design Jewelry repair GUARANTEED WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING E44Wt gettlefeta 125 S. Allen St. 238-3896 • No Charge For Credit Kennels DOGGIE HAIR DO'S "Where every dog is styled to look his best" Professional Grooming of all Breeds . ,\•, Complete Line of 4 1 4.; Grooming Aids Lyon's Kennels 328 W. College Ave. 234.2370 Interested in the ' Business and Service Directory? Contact your Collegian ad rep or 865-2531 Shiou-Chuan Sun Opticians OPTICALS Your #1 Name In Designer Frames trol 119 S. Fraser St. State College 234-1048 - and in Bellefonte 315 W. High St. 355-1354 Paint tr, Z: 0 /2r any Everyday Paint Discounts THE DEe@RATOR!.S 200 West College Ave, 237-8900 Photographers DAN BRODY • „. COLLEGE v .• AND g FRASER 12 EXPOSURES....S3.S3 24 EXPOSURES....S6.O7 36 EXPOSURES..:.SB.II FAST QUALITY PRINTS AT SENSIBLE PRICES* OPEN DAILY 10-5 Infinity 00 PHOTOGRAPHY Infinity photo Printers gnomon -copy 130 W. COLLEGE AVE. STATE COLLEGE, PA 237-1111 Thesis & Resume Quality - Xerox ' & Offset Copies • Binding & Laminating No minimum • Wide Range - of Paper • Charge Accounts Available tereo repair and service T.V., Stereo Broken Down? ea up Our Service Is Exceptional! EXCEPTIONALLY 'Competent • Fast • Economical We service all brands, all types • of electronic equipment T&R ELECTRONICS 225 S. Allen St.. State College (next to Centre Hardware) 238.3800 Shoe repair CUSTOM SHOE REPAIR QUALITY MATERIALS EXPERT CRAFTSMANSHIP For all your footwear 210 S. ALLENST: 238-082 Travel ' CENTRE 00. FOR TRAVEL Any way you want to go . . .Any place in the world • computerized reservations • free parking • • no service charge 114 Heister St. 111014111 State College .o?•,spr 238.4987 This page has a readership of 32,000 Sun, local landlord, dead at 71 Shiou-Chuan Sun, State College landlord and profCssor emeritus of mineral processing at the University, died Nov. 16. He was 71. Sun, known as "Dr. Sun" to many students, was the owner of about 265 conversion unit apartments, seven communal houses Vi and two rooming houses. Sun came to the University in 1946 as an assistant professor of mineral' processing, became an associate pro fessor in 1951 and was named a full professor in 1957. He also served as acting department head of mineral preparation from 1946 to 1948. He retired in 1976. It's business As of now, there are no plans for any major structural changes within the S. C. , Sun Corp., said E-Tu Zen Sun, widow of the former manager of the corporation, Shiou-Chuan Sun. Shiou-Chuan Sun, the founder and president of S.C. Sun Corp. for the past 25 years, died Nov. 16. "Housing will be available, the of fice is open and everything is operat ing as before," E-Tu Zen Sun said. Though the corporation is undergoing a period of internal transition I:kcause . cr.A r, , [,,,} ~,- , \_, j ,,,,, ye, ~, _Ju .i 4 ..1' s -131:113 0 7 a144.110 .0... 1 . 7 - u z .l i I 5 - \ 1... ' f o -5. ct, . . tD r e.. v . 11 1 3 7:1t 11401 H \•2 o \ I. o vt ---- L___ v t,' 1 -- . n . t x. c-- - _ - \ovi . 4 4. . 8L- 0 t_ LU ..U.. \ \--An lA, 3 \------- ----- E --- ----ia"ys ------ : rip [t i [ „,. d.,.i, u., 2 Ito ....... ~,,t\--_-\ . \ \ (7IVI1 -11 M r . . 1 0 1 4 -ce .-, -- I / --ii __.'•\ ,[§2J=AITCIS - u si. 0 ~..,. r _ lrrfil, -- 1 1___ L . _ it -ta l Mi., V 8 f I .4.1"‘ \ ll ...4 1 . .° ; 'II - 31513 H 1•49.-. --- 1 \ L) . •z i • 5 • ' ' 11 ' \ • . I.J 1 I uhu. .3k----.--..„-- . T., .., . 36 1 3 \ _____\ ua l. 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L LIL .!....l• ___ i ---!--- L ... sei7Filr3TATni i sTl g____l El I__i_ i I , Q om nig ] .7 110Hinos lO L___. ,-- —=. . 2 1 .-------- INdVdS H. 1.110 51 I p - 7 Ati_Liti 1:. - z_ ~. L__., -oNo Fiva .,,, w 9 . 13"21 ,9 . - en 3HI I[l4 ADfl U 1 ilrrar c t LIU lu 1-100' NC 5 zee 0 <-Lii cl CL - > CD U.6 ° Z o tX 2 1:: 1 • 11 U'l o).# re " 1 1 • • - x vi-CL While at the University, Sun served mining and m_etallurgy from Peiyang as a consultant to nine businesses and University in Tientsin, China, in 1935 spent much of his time working with , and a master's degree in the same graduate students and doing research field from the Missouri School of Min with money his department had re- es in 1938. He received his doctorate of ceived from outside grants. Sun was science in metallurgy from the Mas also the holder of two patents in min- sachusetts Institute 01 Technology in eral processing. 1945. Sun was a member of several honor ary and professional societies includ ing American Men of Science, Who's Who in Engineering, the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers and the American Chemical Society. Sun received a bachelor'sdegree in as usual at of the death of Shiou-Chuan Sun, it is maintaining normal operations, she said. William Grove, office manager for the S.C. Sun Corp., said, "As far l as we're concerned here, it's business as usual." S.C. Sun Corp. is now being rim by E-Tu Zen Sun and the attorney for the corporation, ,Wayland Dunaway, Grove said. S.C. Sun Corp. is a privately held corporation, with the Sun family hav- 1. Klaban's Home and Appliance Co. 2. Cut and Dried 3. Pietro of Italy . 4. Best Resume Service • (/.4. 0 et/ - 1 44 I CO. ;9 \ 5. The State College Family Chiropractic Center 6. The Silver Cellar 7. Mur Jewelers 8. Lyon's Kennels 9. Wise Eyes 10. The' Decorators Workshop 11. Dan Brody 12. Infinity Photography 13. Gnomon Copy 14. T & R Electronics 15. Custom Shoe Repair 16. Centre for Travel . MMI i 4.1.972151 l_ L-. EICi rmyri pi iz, ' ,l * - 11101 - II 1 --- z , L>6'7 [-.....,.. • ir ----- - A to State College c { -~ QQ~~/ r -v-'7 O • cr I <1 . ( i 7) 7 '.---:-----s-- .("-- -.--'''' I/ 41 ° No wr i --, i LI 2/ r ------ ~..° ,f.."/ (b, „,.. w. -,,,, CC lIJ 3 . (az , : 2. i --' ~ „ . . .. 4j p . ~ . . . , s ' s " , - . . . ) . ..---• \-41‘'`..,..,..1 0 r . • ( 1 Sun is survived by his wife, E-Tu Sun, and two sons, filbert Yen Sun of Madison, Wis., and Raymond Chien Sun, a student at Swarthmore College. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Associa tion. —by Mark Featherstone Sun Corp. ing the controlling interest. Because the company is a corporation instead of a partnership or sole propri etorship, the company can continue to function despite the death of an own er, Dunaway said. "Dr. Sun was an active manager of the corporation, so arrangements must be made to replace him," Duna way said. "In the foreseeable future, it will be a holding corporation business will go on ." —by Suzanne M. Cassidy ‘1 ' 42 VZ V/ci ---1 "Concept by: CDC"
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