B—The Daily Collegian Tuesday; Dec. 8, 1981
OTIS sets term goals:
Off-campus housing
lists and Town Day
By SUZANNE M. CASSIDY
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
The Organization for Town Indepen
dent Students established last ,night its
two major priorities for this term —plan
ning Town Day, to be held in early May,
and redesigning the OTIS apartment list
'for 1982.
"The way I see it this term, one priori
ty is the Town Day project and the other
is the apartment list and I think the
apartment list is the most important,"
said OTIS President Bob Karp.
In the past, OTIS has included only the
major realtors in State College, those
with ten or more units, on their apart
inent lists, Karp said. However, now that
information pertaining to smaller land
lords can be included in the computer in
their office, it must be decided whether
or not to print that same information on
the 1982 apartment list, he said.
A committee, chaired by OTIS vice
president Keith Stambaugh, will discuss
possibilities for the reorganization of the
apartment list and will report back to
OTIS, Karp said.
Another committee, to be chaired by
Karp, was formed to begin platming
Town Day, an annual program that
brings studentS and members of the
community together to discuss various
topics.
Stambaugh also gave a report on the
operation of the computer that OTIS
obtained to facilitate access to informa
tion about the availability of off-campus
housing.
Stambaugh reminded OTIS members
that if a student comes in looking for
housing for this year, the computer can
give them definite prices and availabili
ties. But for students inquiring about
housing for next fall, the information in
the computer can only project what may
be available, he said.
"All we know now is what's probably
going to be available because the real-
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HOURS: Tucs. and Thurs., 10
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p.m.; Wed. and Fri., 10 a.m. to
I p.m.; or by appointment.
PERSONALS
ANCHORS AWEIGH! FIVE days till
the Dee Gees make a splash at the
Nat. on Sun. Dec. 13. Be there at
1-:00 pm
ANYONE WITH - INFORMATION
about tan suede-leather coat taken
from skull house Friday night,
please call 865-8857. Great senti
mental value
-ATTENTION! IF YOU are a couple
; using the on-campus recruiting sys
tem, contact Mary Surridge or
Louise Sandmeyer at CDPC. We are
'planning programs for couples
looking •for a job in same geograph
ical location
BAGGING YOUR DIET for the holi
days? - don't! The P.S.U. Nutrition
clinic Is ready to help you. Call 863-
0613 or stop by room 232 Ritenour
to make your free appointment .
BASS PLAYER left mainstream
Long Island recording band to
come to PSU. Serious bands or
'musicians interested in conquering
Penn State call Bill 237-4937
CARDHANDLER, I WOULD be hap
'py to tell you. Call me, 238-6913
.Blue raincoat-Alex S
'COOKING AROUND THE College' -
For all the cooks back home - the
perfect holiday gift! $3.50
DEAR CUTE AEROSPACE engineer
at last term's botched resume pre•
paration: I would like to see you
again, but this time under better
circumstances. If interested, reply
'Personals-curious Chem. E
DEAR GOD: THANKS for helping
me through a difficult term. Joe
DEAR SAE ESPECIALLY Bros, Hap
py Anniversary on your bolt. Hope
to party with you next year on our
,anniversary. Badlands
DEB, AFTER CELEBRATING your
,special day, your boats will be
•docked for awhile. Can you believe
it? Lord, you'll be so-o•o tired. Hap
py 21st. Joe your momma
DISC-JOCKEY APARTMENT sale:
albums, 45's, new, used,
collectables. 536 West College Ave
nue December 7-8
DONNA • TO A beautiful, Phyrst•
class girl. I don't want to let you get
away. Please call me. Dale
ED FROM N.J. • we met Saturday
night at Sigma Chi. Your kiss make
my day. Reply personals. Serri from
Phllly • Simmons
tors don't even know what's going to be
available next year," Stambaugh said.
At this point, the computer has infor
mation primarily about the units of the
major realtors, Stambaugh said.
Charlene Harrison, University assis
tant director for community relations
and OTIS adviser, said that smaller
realtors should be encouraged to submit
information about their units so that it
can be included in the computer.
In other business:
• Karp asked for volunteers from
OTIS to answer telephones at the Phone-
A-Thon to be held from Dec. 14-17 to
benefit the Norm Constantine Fund.
• Stephen Osborn (graduate-business
administration) said he is planning an in
depth analysis of the data in the comput
er to determine what groups are best
having their housing needs met, how
rental rates vary according to distance
form campus and size of the rentals, and
also to develop a general information
system for use by OTIS.
• OTIS member Rodger Frank said
that copies of Foundations (the OTIS
guide to off-campus housing), apartment
lists, and supplemental information
sheets will be mailed to University
branch campuses before the holiday
break.
• Stambaugh asked that the Consum
er Committee try to get to know better
the businesses downtown and said that it
should also organize the consumer com
plaint file.
• Harrison reported to OTIS members
that over Thanksgiving break, about 430
students visited the OTIS break head
quarters in 135 Boucke and about 50
people called.
• Voting for the memberships of the
following students was tabled until the
next meeting: Sally Bucceri (Bth-busi
ness administration and economics),
Fred Schuler (10th-microbiology) and
Osborn.
DON'T miss tonight's Colloquy pro
gram "Professionalism In Women's
Sports." Find out from a few of the
first women professionals in the
squash, field how intense the com
petition Is, professional pressures
Involved, and other pertinent top
ics. The program will be held on
Tues., Dec. 8, at Bpm, in the HUB
Reading Room. Co-sponsored by
the Physical Education Dept. FREE
Admission •
DON'T TRASH YOUR scratched re
cords! If they are functional, Plastic
Fantastic will pay you 50 cents for
each one. Bring them to 352 E.
College 234.3200
GIVE PEACE A Chance. John Len
non's memory lives with . us. Chris
and Jan
HAVING TROUBLE FILLING' your
Christmas gift list? For friends and
relatives, who are single, a unique
and very 'special gift is a mem
bership to innovative Dating. $lB
for six months (at least ten
matches.) Call 238.4200 for free
Information package. And.... how
about a gift membership for your
self! Merry Christmas.
HEY ST. PAUL'S PEOPLE and
friends: Don't forget about the
Christman semi-formal on Friday,
December 11 I I l It's from 9-12 pm on
3rd floor, Education Building. Ques
tions? Call Ellen, 865.7203
IE MAJOR GIRL who wanted to add
IE 452 on Friday, would like to talk
to you again. I am the EE major who
had the same problem. 238.7757
INDEPENDENT MOBILE D.J. Asso
dation. 234.0691
I NEED A male Siamese cat to
breed with my female. Call Wendy
238-2504
LILLIAN: ALTHOUGH WE "trained
In vain" (I.e. you did not wait for
me), I still wish you a happy 21st
birthday. Robert
LOST AT SKULLHOUSE Fri., Dec. 4:
gray, wool stadium coat with red
plaid lining. Room key in pocket.
Desperate need of both! REWARD.
Anna 5-1087
MAKE ME HOT! Whoever mistaken
ly took a rust Woolrich down coat at
Sigma Nu on Sat., 12/5, please
return. I'm COLD! 237.6381
MUSICIANS: OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS! Last Spring's hottest
new band is reforming. Guitarists,
keyboardists call now 234-0754
PLANNING EXOTIC BIRTHDAY par
ty: Adventuresome mature persons
needed to help celebrate. Reply
Personals
"REWARD" FOR ANYONE leading
to the arrest of a hit & run driver in
an auto-motorcycle accident Nov.
21 at 2:2oam, corner of College and
Garner. All calls confidential. Call
237-0508
REWARD LOST BLUE and white
White Stag ski jacket at Fiji Dec.l
Please call 865-0990
STEVE—INDUSTRIAL ENGI
NEERING major-flattered by your
personal-Interested In talking to
you again. Lynda, microb. major.
865-3358
"BIG S" - WELL, BUCKO, I finally
remembered that Personal I prom
ised you!! Better late than never, I
guess! Thanks for making Hallow
een Happy Hours the best...and for
making last Friday even more inter
esting.
ROOMS
COUPLES; MALE-FEMALE or fe
male-female, we have one double
room left. 2 blocks to campus and
all utilities paid. $250 per month
-237.2895
LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOMS
available at Alpha Phi Delta
fraternity for winter and spring
terms. Call 238-4589
PRIVATE ROOM IN single family
home, College Heights, own en
trance, some cooking, color T.V.
863.1896
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ei s
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Over 200 designs
only at
116 S. Pu g h
above New World
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GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick up
Leland Enterprises 238.2553
ICE HOCKEY GOALIE equipment,
used. Call Roger 234-9917
HELP WANTED
BUILD UP YOUR cash for upcoming
holidays. By donating plasma at
Sera•Tec, you can earn $2O or more
per week. 237-5761
EXOTIC RESORTS, SAILING expe
ditions! Needed: sports instructors,
office personnel, counselors. Eu
rope, Carribean, Worldwide! Sum
mer. Career. Send $6.95 + $1
handling for application, openings,
guide to Cruiseworld, 93, Box
60129, Sacramento, Ca. 95860
GOOD DISC—JOCKEY with own
records wanted. Play your records
on our system. Must be available
weekends. 237.3729
NEED MONEY? WORK for yourself!
32 ways, guaranteed to make mon
ey In State College. Send $l.OO,
SASE, to Sweetwater Publishing,
Box 518, Boalsburg, PA 16827
OVERSEAS JOBS - SUMMER/year
round. Europe, S. America, Austra-
Ha, Asia. All fields. $5OO-$l2OO
monthly. Sightseeing. Free info.
Write IJC Box 52-PA7 Corona Del
Mar, CA 92625
P.A. SYSTEM/ SOUNDMAN needed
for Saturday, Dec. 12. will pay.
Glenn 238-3664
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NEW EXTENDED HOURS
OPEN 7 DAYS .A WEEK
7AM UNTIL 12 O'CLOCK MIDNIGHT
Check cashing open until 9:30 p.m.
Hours effective during winter term.
STOP IN AND SAY "HELLO"
LOST
BRIGHT ORANGE WALLET. Brown
trim, Velcro close. Lost in town
Friday. If found, please contact
Tammy,238.3446 or leave at HUB
desk. Contents-great sentimental
value! . -;
LOST in Atherton Hall: Blue Gore-
Tex down jacket from Recreational
Equipment Incorporated with
matching hood. Medium sized with
pair of wool-lined men's leather
gloves in right pocket. Contact
Steve at 5-4927 or 5-1667.
LOST: WOMAN'S SLATE grey full
length raincoat on Thurs. 0ct.29 in
BAB. Reward. Call 364.9911
TWO SISTERS
1982 CLASS GRADUATION ring In
Rec. Hall or vicinity. Black onyx
stone. If _ found, please. call 234-
2165. Thanks
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Beaver Ave. Phone 234,1220. Job
hunting? We can show you how to
get the best results
CENTRE FOR TRAVEL 114 Heister
St. Phone 238-4987. Any way you
want to go, any place In the world at
no service charge
CUSTOM SHOE REPAIR, quality
materials, expert craftmanship for
all your footwear. 210 South Allen
St. 237-0827
CUT AND DRIED Hairstyling for
men and women. Call for appoint
ment. Open six days a week 9 to 5
GUARANTEED WATCH AND jewel
ry repairing. Mur Jewelers 125 S.
Allen St. 237-3896. No charge for
credit, free estimates
INFINITY PHOTOGRAPHY 140
West Nittany Avenue 238-0583. We
do Sorority and Fraternity formals,
socials, composites. Also wed
dings, graduations, other special
occasions
LYON'S KENNELS 328 W. College
Avenue 234-2370 'Where every dog
is styled to look his best.' Motes
sional grooming and grooming aids
THE 'DECORATOR'S WORKSHOP
'2OO West College Ave. 237.8900.
Open Monday through Saturday
7:30 to 5:30, Tuesday and Thursday
til 9. Offering everyday discounts
on paint, carpeting, draperies and
wallpaper
THE SILVER CELLAR 153 S. Allen
St. 257-1566. Custom design work
by local goldsmiths. Repairs and
remounting, gemstone restringing,
yours or ours
THE STATE COLLEGE Family
Chiropractic Center 905 West Bea
ier Avenue. Open weekdays 9.9
Phone 238-0250
TOASTER OVENS AND all small
appliances 10% off Pre- Christmas
sale Klaban's Home and Appliance
Co.
T V. or Stereo broken down? Our
service is exceptionally competent,
fast, and economical: All brands
serviced T & R Electronics 225
South Allen St. 238.3800
COMMUTING FROM WILLIAMS
PORT Monday, Wednesday, Friday?
Riders wanted. Call Bob 717-326-
9822
RIDE NEEDED TO Erie Thursday
12/17. Will help pay for gas. Call
Joanne 865-7907
RIDE WANTED TO Dallas, Texas or
vicinity over Xmas break. Call
Grant at 234-2013
TWO RIDERS NEEDED for
Christmas break trip to Florida call
Emily 234-4663 or Ilene 238-1275
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your child or a disabled depen
dent so you can work, you may
be able to claim a credit up to
$4OO if you have one qualifying
dependent, or up to $BOO if you
have two or more qualifying
dependents
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Campus groups to
inform and recruit
A speech by Undergraduate Student Government I,
President Bill Cluck and a cogfeehouse with Menagerie
are among the featured events of this week'S Student
Organization Week, ending Thursday.
"We are trying to bring publicity to organizations
that students might not be familiar with," said Laura
Cerar, president of Centre Halls Residence Associa
tion, a sponsor of the program.
During the week, representatives from several cam
pus organizations, including the Association of Resi
dence' Hall Students, Black Caucus, Colloquy and the
University Concert Committee, will discuss the func
tions of their organizations with students. Representa
tives will• be recruiting as well as informing students
about the organizations, Cerar said. .
The program, co-sponsored by Residential Life, last
night featured Tom Swerzenski, chairman of the con
, cert committee, and Colloquy President Dan Bollag.
At 8 tonight, a coffeehouse with Menagerie will be
presented in the McElwain piano lounge.
Wednesday at 8 p.m., USG President Bill Cluck will
, •
speak in Simmons Piano Lounge.
ARHS President Chris Calkins, and Black Caucus
President Avery Rose, will speak on Thursday. Calkins
will speak at 8, and at 9, Rose will speak for Black
Caucus. Both programs will be held in McElwain piano
lounge.
Refreshments will also be served.
College Bowl
What do the Killer Tomatoes, the Lizard Kings, the
Piranha Brothers and Zeta Psi all have in common? They
were among the winning teams in the first round of thet,
Undergraduate Student Governmdnt's Academic Assem
bly College Bowl last night.
Students were quizzed on questions ranging from geog
raphy to music and art.
Other winners last night were the White Dwarfs, Inte
grated Circuits, Chimes, Oracle of Colloquy and Skolers.
All of the winners advanced to the second round, which ,
begins next Wednesday.
Jeff Confer, Academic Assembly College Bowl chairman
called last night's round preliminary because there was an '
odd number of winners. There were nine games last night,
he said, but in the second round there will be 16.
Semifinal and final rounds of the competition will be held
on Jan. 6 and 7
=I If your income for 1981 is
more than your average in
come for the past four years,
try "income averaging." It
could save you money. See
Schedule G, (Form 1040,) In
come Averaging.
EN If you receive alimony, it is
considered taxable income to
you. On the other hand, if you
are required to pay alimony
you may deduct these
payments from your gross in
come. You need not itemize
deductions to claim alimony
payments.
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By MARCY MERMEL
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
Television station WPSX has surpassed its $40,000 goal
for an on-the-air pledge drive which was concluded mid
night Sunday, said William J. Planders, station coordina
tor of development activities.
The money raised will aid the station in purchasing and
producing programs, Planders said.
Robert C. Dudley, assistant director of broadcasting at
WPSX, said viewers contributed $44,785 during the 10-day
pledge drive.
With the increased inflation rate, anticipated federal
cutbacks and limited state and University budget increas
es institutions which help subsidize the station the
drive was used to get funds needed to continue program
ming, Dudley said.
Planders said community volunteers from companies
such. as Corning Glass Works, King Printing and the
Central Pennsylvania Arts Council manned the phones as
viewers called in pledges. The station received calls from
as far away as Olean, N.Y.
Prof: Programs exclude women
By MARY HUNDLEY
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
The international development process
in many instances, has left women be
hind, M. Eloise Murray, associate pro
fessor 'of home economics and education
said yesterday.
Murray's comments came at a day
long symposium entitled, "International
Development: Are Women Losing Out?"
which dealt with a wide variety of devel
opmental issues in an attempt to in
crease awareness of their impact on
women, she said.
Issues included education, health,
technology, economics, politics and the
family as a framework for examining
what the present program of devel
opment is doing to women, Murray said.
A panel of representatives for "Wom
en's Status in Society" examined the
exclusion of women in agricultural devel
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For
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Gifts
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Ornaments & Cards
Jewelery
Tues-Sun
• 11.4:30 PM
PENN STATE UNIV.
FOR SALE
BACH STRADIVARIUS TRUMPET. SPRING BREAK PACKAGE - Baha-
Model =43, mint condition, $325, mas - for more information call
negotiable. Call 865-3904 Debra at Centre for Travel 238.4987
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN c'olor con
cert photos. Top quality. Reasonab
ly priced. 238.1476
DOUBLE BED, CHEST of drawers,
dinette set, swivel office chair, of
fice coat rack, lamps, chairs. 238-
3208
FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for
sale. Available immediately. Call
865-3145
FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for
sale must Reward call 238-
6182
FOR SALE: FEMALE dorm contract.
Desperate!! Will offer reward!
Please call Denise 238.1419. Keep
trying!
FOR SALE HOMEMADE Beer Meis
ter In excellent condition. Call Terry
237-2318
HONDA CL4SO, 1970. Artley flute. 2
chairs. Come and check It out! 238-
2803 - Alan
ICE HOCKEY EQUIPMENT. Excel
lent condition, reasonable prices
Call Allen at 234-2432, must sell!
MOTOBECANE NOMAD 10-SPEED,
brand new-$l5O. Marantz 3-way ste
reo speakers, new $250. Call Amy at
234-1459, evenings
OLIN MARK IV 160 cm skis, excel
lent freestyle skis; Marker M• 412
bindings wiskibreaks. Package
$2OO Includes FREE poles. Also will
sell separately. Call 466.6201 before
11:00pm
OVAL SHAPED. 1 / 2 K diamond en
gagement ring. Brushed yellow 14
karat gold band. Excellent
Christmas gift. Must sell. Accept
best offer. 237.3740
OVATION CLASSICAL HARD shell
case ecellent condition must sell
$4OO or b/o call Kevin 865.2626
SALE: CB RADIOS, slightly used,
don't use enough to keep. Mark
-237-963
SHI- ON PITT buttons and shirts
Great gifts for favorite Pitt fans
237-3085 before 9pm
TAME . FERRETS. SMART, loveable
house-pets. ,Raccoon faces. Great
mousers. Quiet. Clean. $60.00-
$75.00. 1-717-349.7610
TECHNICS. SL-B3 turntable - belt
driven, fully automatic, bickering
cartridge - XV-15(625E, excellent
condition - $llO - 234-0457
USED VACUUM CLEANERS
uprights and canisters- starting at
514.95 and up. Penn State Kirby
355.9239
WPSX-TV fund-raiser a success
opment programs.
"Development planners direct agricul
tural development towards men, while
women are seen as reproducers of the
labor force," said Carolyn Sachs, asso
ciate professor of rural sociology.
This exclusion of women from agricul
tural development has widespread con
sequences. throughout the world, Sachs
said. Policies excluding women must be
re-evaluated for the status of women as
well as for the world's food production,
she said.
The belief that women's increased par
ticipation in the work force has improved
the status of women was refuted by
several panelists.
Emilia Martinez-Brawley, associate
profeisor of social welfare, said sociolog
ists need to define status not in formal
economic position, but in interaction and
meaningful participation in society. •
76 CHEVY MALIBOU classic,
AC/PS/PB, new radials. Best offer.
238.6193
1980 4-DOOR OMEGA (Olds) V-6
PSPBAC, automatic, AM-FM, 22,000
miles. Original owner, like new.
$5700. Call 237-8005
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A CHRISTMAS SEMI-FORMALI The
first annual Starlight Holiday Ball,
December 13, Bpm,. in the HUB
Ballroom, featuring Mainstr,eam,
The Trend, the University Singers,
and the Nittany Lion. Ticket sales
begin Friday, December 4 in the
HUB--$4 single/$7 couple
ARE YOU INTERESTED In personal
change, growth, via a group experi
ence? Variety of groups available
call CAPS 863-0395 or stop by 217
Ritenour
LIBERAL ARTS JOB h'unting infor
mation. Sociology Alum '73 coming
to 301 HUB to describe his Mellon
Bank positions and how he got
them. Thursday, 10:30am
PORTRAITS•SKETCHED IN char
coal by local artist. A unique gift for
X-Mas. Only $l6. Call for appoint
ment. Jeff 466-7510
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
FELLOWSHIP is a liberal faith, a
caring community of free and disci
plined women and men who are
seeking to unify all people in alarge
spiritual fellowship through a phi
losophy of religion that stresses
reason, goodness, and service. Join
us Sundays, 10:30 am at 758 Glenn
Road, State College
WATERCOLOR PORTRAITS OF
friends, family, or your home from
color prints. Make great gifts. For
Info. call Sue 237-4049
DAN
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FIRASER 237.6708
"My 12 years experience can
help you take better pictures!!"
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OPEN DAILY 10.5
AUDIO
AUDIO SPEAKERS - TWO-way 10-
Inch made by Electro - Voice. Must
hear to appreciate. Call 234-1872
DYNACO SCABOQ AMPLIFIER 40
watts/channel, $BO. Garrarh Syn
chro-lab JSB turntable, $4O. 238-
4932
FOR SALE: KENWOOD KD-1033
turntable, belt drive, cartridge; $55. BASKETBALL IN SOUTH gym Rec.
Charley 237-2536 Hall on the evening of Dec. 1. Call
865.9897
GENESIS 2+ SPEAKERS good
con. great bass response $250. FOUND: BLUE FLOWERED umbrel-
Price firm. 234.3884 M-F 9.2 pm la on Monday Nov. 16 19 Willard
wkends anytime bldg. Call 364-9911
MUST SELL. JVC reclever, Infinity FOUND EVENING OF Notre Dame
QA speakers. $475 or best offer. game: gold Bulova quartz watch.
Call Walt. 234-4739
Stop at 606 Mueller and Identify
SONY PS-T22 TURNTABLE with FOUND: GOLD BRACELET at end
Ortofon LM2O Cartridge. Only used of fall term. Call 865-5196. Must
6 months. $l6O. 238-5195 describe
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FOUND MAN'S GOLD high school
'73 BUICK REGAL, Inspected ring before Thanksgiving break.
loaded, excellent condition. 234- Call 238-3083 to identify. Ask for
0186 Guy
the mark
WPSX will spend more than $200,000 this year for its
programming.
To assist with the costs, the station will also seek local
businesses and corporations to underwrite programs that
must be purchased from the Public Broadcasting System
and other sources.
WPSX has 15 underwriters, including HRB Singer,
which underwrites the Fast Forward program, and Mid
State Bank, which partially subsidizes the "Nova" series,
Flanders said.
"People underwrite not simply as adyertisement, but
because they feel public television is an important part of
the community," Planders said. "They feel it adds to the
enrichment of the quality of life in the area."
The contributions from viewers assist programs that are
not underwritten and local productions like Weather
/World and TV Quarterbacks, he said.
"We'll continue to seek both underwriters and viewer
support," Planders said.
WPSX will hold a 16-{lay pledge drive in March, Pland
ers said.
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FOUND ORANGE AND white kitten
LEMONT ONE BEDROOM ui?fur- between Pugh and Allen in 600
nished, $2201m0. Utilities Included, block Nov. 20 237.5455
grad or prof. No pets, 238.8874 or
238.9639
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT in
scenic Toftrees. Available January •' ••• -
Ist. $315/month. Utilities included . •
(with A.C.) 237-6590 ' SUBLET.
PRESTIGIOUS APARTMENT, 3 bed
room, 2 full bath, LR-DR, kitchen. AMITE ONE BEDROOM loft apt.
Heat and water, furnished. Good with fireplace $320 monthly, call
maintenance. Excellent location, Jim at 234.6017
Kemmerer Drive. Professional or FEMALE NEEDED FOR 1 / 4 2 bed-
Grad students only. $425/mo. Call room apt. winter/spring utilities 4'-
237-8005 cluded. Call 237.1417, 118/mo.
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ATELY for winter term. Fully fur
nished, close to campus. Asking
$125, but will negotiate. Call 234-
1636 after 3pm
FURNISHED ONE-BEDROOM APT.
$215 plus security, heat, parking
'lncluded. Available now. 237-7246,
or 237-1932
NICE ONE BEDROOM APT. In
home, Pleasant Gap. Ideal for pro
fessional or grad. $178.50 Includes
heat and utilities except electricity.
Available immediately. 359-2101 or
234-0339
TOWNHOUSE ABUTTING THE
woods in quiet reskl. area; new In
'81; two stories; two bdrms; 1 1 / 2 ba.;
washer, dryer, dishwasher, stove,
ref rig.; breakfast bar; private
screened-in rear porch for
cookouts; large lawn; walk to play
ground; campus 5 minutes by car or
bus; families, professionals, and
grad students welcome; $350 plus
electric (approx. $45). 237-1562
WANTED: NON-SMOKING MALE to
share large one bedroom apart
ment. $193/mo. Including all utili
ties and cable. Call Andy (collect)
215.443-0866
FOUND
"FOUND" NOTICES
ARE PUBLISHED
FOR THREE DAYS AT NO CHARGE
AT A LOCAL BAR
FOUND: GREY AND white kitten,
about six weeks old, vicinity North
Patterson. Call Scott 237-9172
The impact of family planning on wom
en of developing countries was also ex
amined. Although an increase in the
female labor force his lead to fewer
children per family in some developing
countries, this is not always the case,
said Shannon Stokes, professor of rural
sociology.
In many countries, a woman's status is
determinedby the number of children she
has; therefore, the working woman is
still likely to prefer a large family,
Stokes said.
Alternative methods of reducing fami
ly size through education campaigns and
sterilization should be employed, he said.
The Committee on Women and Devel
opment, sponsor of the symposium, will
meet 11 tomorrow morning in 212 Rack
ley. Anyone with an interest in partici
pating in study groups, seminars, or
research proposals is invited to attend.
FOUND: ONE LADIES wallet. Call
John at 355-2688
MARK McF. FOUND coat at Sigma
Nu Sat. night. Call 237.6381
FEMALE NEEDED TO sublet Spring
term. 1/3 of a apartment $133 a
month Includes utilities and bus
pass. Kathie 234.2322
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED/
Share large bedroom/Park Hill
Apt./Close, to campus/furnished-
Now • summer/Rent negotiable/Call
Cindy 238-1629
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to
sub-let Park Hill apt.. Dec. rent free.
Call 237-0729
FEMALE SUBLET: GREAT location,
above Music Mart. 1/3 of 2-bed
room. Rent negotiable. Call 238-
/1100
FEMALE WANTED TO sublet Uni
versity Terrace apt. Winter term.
December rent free, free bus pass.
Call 238.5250
MALE NEEDED TO SHARE 1/3 of a
large bedroom apartment for Winter
Term. Dec. rent already paid. Call
238-7756
ONE BEDROOM apartment avalible
for spring term. Location Is 1013
South Allen Street. Rent is 330
dollars a month including utilities.
Call 237-0621
SPRING SUBLET one of three bed
room apartment, two blocks from
downtown, very comfortable. 238-
2143 -
SUBLET AVAILABLE DEC.I• 1 / 2
cozy one bedroom apt. in house.
Female nonsmoker. Five minutes
from campus. Wendy 234.4382, Pam
237-4049
SUBLET - ONE BEDROOM apart
ment, close to campus, March
through,August. 234-8860, John
TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES
needed, sublet 213 Beaver Hill win
ter, spring-summer optkm.Valerie,
Sharon 237-8414
Immediate openings in ICU-CCU,
Psychiatry, and Telemetry. Full-time and part
time. Rotating, evening and night shifts
available. We offer excellent salary and
hospital paid benefits including:
Medical Insurance
Dental Insurance
Life Insurance
Long Term Disability Insurance
3 wks. vacation (4wks. after 7 yrs.)
12 sick days per year
10 holidays per year
Uniform allowance
Tuition reimbursement
4 weeks orientation
Contact PERSONNEL DEPT., or call collect
Lewistown .Hospital
Lewistown, PA 17044
(717) 248.5411
Eaual. Opportunity Employer . _
collegian notes
The. Society of;-Automotive Engi
neers will meet at 7 tonight in 105 Me
chanical Engineering. John J. Henry and
James Wambold will speak on road sur
face roughness and vehicle dynamics.
• The Student Assistance Center will
hold student counselor applicant inter
views today in 227 HUB.
• The Gavel Club will sponsor a
speech contest from 8 to 9 tonight at 240
E. Prospect Ave. The contest is open to
the public.
• Students for a United Ireland will
meet at 7:30 tonight at the Wesley Foun
dation, 256 E. College Ave.
• The Pennsylvania APPLEs Micro
computer Club will meet at 7 tonight in
189 Material Research Laboratory. A
beginners session will start at 7 and the
regular meeting will begin at 7:30, when
elections will be held. Software disks will
be available for club members after the
meeting. Trevar Miles will speak on
computers and mineral milling.
• Phi Alpha Theta Epsilon-Upsilon
Chapter will meet tonight at 7 in 605
Liberal Arts Tower. Plans for the current
academic year will be discussed.
• The Paul Robeson Cultural Center
will hold a coffeehour from 2 to 4 today in
the conference room of Walnut Building.
• The Paul Robeson Cultural Center
police log
• Alphonso Lingis, 132% E. Prospect
Ave., told the State College Police De
partment on Sunday that 180 claissical
record albums were missing from his
home. •
The record albums are valued at about
$1,440, police said.
• Joseph Gardiner, 421 E. Beaver
Ave., told State College police Sunday
that his 12-speed bicycle was missing
• Joann Fogerty, Pittsburgh, was • Allen Lewis, 125 W. Park Ave., told from 200 S. Allen St.
driving her car south on Garner Street on State College police Sunday that his 1976 —by Francine Kaufman
WANTED: ONE MALE roommate to
share efficiency. Close to campus
238.2677
1 BEDROOM - WAUPELANI Drive
across from Weis. Bus pass, water
/heating included. Call 234-4914 (Ex
ecutive house)
1 BEDROOM IN large 3 bedroom
apt..slo9lmonth. Dec. free, avail.
immed. 466.7091
abortion
free pregnancy
testing
confidential
counseling
WOMEN'S HEALTH
SERVICES, INC.
Downrown FIMb./Cp
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ATTENTION: ROOMMATE NEEDED
to sublet for an efficiency apart
ment at $137.50/mo. Call 234-6287
soon
1 / 2 EFFICIENCY FOR male non
smoker 2 blocks from campus, Am
bassador Bldg. $l3B and 1 / 2 electric
Hy. Call Yukon 234-8649
FEMALE NEEDED TO share a small
one•bedroom apartment located
across the street from campus.
Everything included, only
$137.50/month. December rent free!
Debbie, 863.1326
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to
share a spacious two bedroom
Southgate apartment. Utilities in
cluded, rent $ll7/month call Radha
238-0233
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED for
Winter and Spring $l4O/mo. E. Col
lege 238.2260
FEMALE WANTED: SHARE 1/4 of
two bedroom apt. $137.50/month -
neg. at loft apt. Non-smoking pre
ferably. Call 237-0579 ask for Terri
or Donna
FEMALE WANTED SHARE 1 / 2 of
one bedroom apt. $135/mo. Dec. 81
thru May 82 237-1312
GRAD STUDENT NEEDED to share
1 / 2 of two•bedroom, furnished apart
ment. $l6O/month plus electric. Call
Joe. 237-6314
NURSES
RN'S-GN'S
will sponsor. Assertive. Training for Mi
norities at 7:30 tonight in the conference
room of Walnut Building. Howard Hall,
assistant professor of psychology, will
conduct this series of workshops de
signed to assist the individual who is
concerned about his or her assertiveness
skills.
• The Pennsylvania Studies Commit
tee will hold a brown bag lunch today at
noon in 124 Sparks. Stephen R. Couch,
assistant professor of sociology, will
speak on "More Cossacks of the Local
Country: Pennsylvania Coal and Iron
Police." Coffee will be provided by the
College of The Liberal Arts.
• The Forum for Free Religious
Thought will present a panel discussion
on "Penn State . . . A Quality Educa
tion?" at 7:30 tonight in the lounge of
Warnock Union Building.
• The Penn State Science Fiction So
ciety will meet at 7 tonight in 314 Boucke.
New members are welcome.
• The Gymnastics Club will hold its
first workout of Winter Term at 7:30
tonight in the gymnastics room in White
Building.
• Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
will hold a Habakkuk at 7:30 tonight, and
'at 7 and 9 tomorrow night in the HUB
ballroom. Admission is free.
• The Ag Student Council will meet at
Sunday when the car swerved left, went
up over a curve at the Irvin Avenue
intersection and struck a house at 801 S.
Garner St., State College police said.
Damage to Fogerty's car is estimated
at $9OO and damage to the house is
estimated at $5,000, police said.
GRADUATE OR PROFESSIONAL
share 1 / 2 of 2 bdrm Toftrees apt.
$l9O/mo. Includes all utilities 234-
7235
LARGE CONDO near campus. 1-2
girls now - Aug $175/ea. Completely
furnished, gorgeous, quiet. 237-
2678 10-11 pm
TWO FEMALES NEEDED, Spring
term, furnished apartment, close to
MALE FOR ONE-THIRD large one campus, call Kathi or Carol, 238-
bedroom. Lion's Gate $125 month. 1732
Dec. 1 through May 31. Bus pass
included and furnished call 234-
8242
NEEDED: ROOMMATE FOR Winter
and Spring Terms to share 4-bed
room house In Park Forest: $B5 per
month. 237.6695
NEED ONE FEMALE Roommate for
Winter/Spring terms $ll5 +elec
tric. Call 237.5010
I/2 of 2-bedroom trailer. Furnished.
Everything included $l5O/mo. Ne
gotiable. Circleville Road. Winter
Term. 237-3856
ONE OR TWO roommates wanted
for winter and spring term. Furl
nished three bedroom Briarwood
townhouse. Call 238-5931-
ROOMMATE WANTED TO share a
beautiful three bedroom apartment.
Low rent! Call 238-6193
ROOMMATE NEEDED SPRING
term to share 1/2 1 bedroom.
$l5O/mo call Walt 234-4739
ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR rest of
winter and/or.sprlng terms. Call Jeff
after 6pm $135/month incl. every
thing 237.4307 •
ARE YOU TENSE? Experience hour
of Relax-A•Massage. Student dis-
ROOMMATES WANTED: 2.3 count available. 237-0009 before
needed, private room or large room 9Pm
to share with a roommate in a DEER AND OTHER skins tanned
house about one mile from down- and bought. No prime f urbearers
town. Mark 237-9633 please. Call 238-2803 - Alan
ROOMMATE WANTED TO sublet EXPERIENCED ACOUSTIC GUITAR
apartment spring term, 'BlOO/mo.. instructor now scheduling students
Balcony, cable, nice roommates. for winter term. Reasonable rates.
Call Pam 237-4014 Glenn Kricher 238.3664
Collegian Inc. is seeking two students
to serve on the Board of Directors
Collegian Inc. is a private non-profit
corporation, which is legally and
financially responsible for The Daily
Collegian and related publications.
The Board of Directors of Collegian
Inc. comprises 11 members, who are
charged with:
• Overseeing the operation of The
Daily Collegian and related
publications.
• Selecting the management
personnel, including the student editor
and the student business manager of
The Daily Collegian.
• Setting board policy and long
range goals.
• Ensuring the financial
independence and the editorial
The Daily Collegian
ROOMMATE WANTED SHARE 1 / 4
of two bedroom apt.. Mature room
mates, comtemporary furniture, col
or T.V. with cable, laundry facilities,
free bus, A/C. For $lO5/mo. Call Bill
238-4876. Available now or Jan. 1
STUDENT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
Collegian Inc.
Collegian Magazine
The Daily Collegian Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1981-9
7 tonight in 301 Agriculture Adminigtra
tion Building.
• The Conversant Program is seeking
American volunteers to meet with inter
national students for a few hours a week.
The program operates from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. everyday in 305 Sparks. For more
information, call 863-1604.
• The Executive Energy Conserva
tion Committee is conducting a survey on
student attitudes and knowledge on en
ergy issues. For information call 865-
2291.
• The HUB Gallery is holding a la'ser
photography and art print exhibit and
sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Friday
on the first floor of the HUB.
• The Hetzel Union Board will meet at
7 tonight in 307 HUB. New members are
welcome.
• Entries for Women's intramural
squash and racquetball tournaments will
be accepted from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 pan.
today, and tomorrow, and from 8 a.m. to
noon on Thursday in 4 Intramural Build
ing.
• College reading improvement
classes are held every Tuesday and
Thursday during second and third peri
ods in 202 Carpenter. There are still
openings in these classes. For inforMa
tiou call 863-2937.
white AMC Gremlin was missing from in
front of his home.
The vehicle is valued at about $l,OOO,
police said.
AARDVARK AUDIO MUSIC for ydur
party or dance. Professional sound
and lighting. Call 238-1320, 237-
3729
BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE. Earn
beautiful soilfree plants. Have, a
plant party. Call Kris 355.8781 t
INDEPENDENT MOBILE DIS.C
JOCKEY Association has a disc
jockey for your next party, 234-0691.
Over 10,000 selections to requdst
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freedom of the publications under the
jurisdiction of Collegian Inc.
The Board has vacancies for two
Penn State students to fill unexpired
terms. Undergraduate and graduate
students are eligible to apply.
Interested students must submit a
letter of application no later than 5
p.m. Dec. 9 to Gerry Lynn Hamilton;
Executive Secretary; Collegian Inc.;
126 Carnegie Building; University
Park, Pa. 16802.
Applicants should include in their
letters their term standing, major and
details on qualifications.
Staff members of The Daily
Collegian are not eligible for these
positions.
The Weekly Collegian