6—The Daily Collegian Friday, March 12, 1982
elections
Candidate opposes
economic
By ANN H. FISHER
Collegian Staff Writer
Stressing that the United States is
facing a depression far worse than the
Great Depression of the 19305, Demo
crat Steve Douglas, 30, has announced
his gubernatorial candidacy to oppose
the federal administration's current
economic policies.
During a press conference yester
day at the State College Municipal
Building, 118 S. Fraser St., Douglas
explained his serious concern for the
nation's economy.
Calling Federal Reserve Board
Chairman Paul Volcker "the biggest
bloodsucker since Dracula," Douglas
blames Volcker for causing the col
lapse of Pennsylvania's, as well as the
nation's, economy.
Douglas, of Philadelphia, identified
Gov. Dick Thornburgh as one of Vol
cker's biggest supporters, and there
fore decided to seek a state, rather
than federal office.
"I question Thornburgh's thinking
about creating jobs in Pennsylvania
since he supports a man under whom
unemployment has risen to 11.3 per
cent," Douglas said.
Political mobilization of labor, in
dustry and agriculture must occur
within the states before the economic
problems can be attacked on a federal
level, he said.
A former Labor Party candidate,
Douglas said he joined the Democrats
because they were "the motor force
for getting the economy moving out of
the Depression in the 19305."
He said no congressmen, state and
local officials, or citizens have done
anything to protest the debilitating
economic policies. Douglas said he is
alarmed by their apathy.
"It is our moral fiber which is being
destroyed as well," he said. "The
same impotent passivity which per
vades people's attitudes toward the
collapse of the economy is the attitude
which pervades their outlook on other
vital issues."
For education, Douglas proposes "a
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sweeping, fundamental curriculum
reform along classical lines" because
too many illiterate students are grad
uating from high school.
Subjects important for cultivating
intelligent minds, such as natural
sciences and literary classics, are
being junked for useless courses like
the "new math" and sex education,
Douglas said.
He strongly opposes any of Presi
dent Reagan's budget proposals to cut
funding for education. "Higher educa
tion is a prudent investment to make.
Importantly, the economy must pro
vide jobs to employ them," he said.
Douglas is also concerned about the
future of the country's energy supply.
He said he believes more nuclear
power plants must be built because
"it is the safest, cheapest energy
source available to us today."
"It is not th 6 governor's job to see if
the people are more anti- or pro-nucle
ar. Rather, it is his job to educate the
people on policies that will benefit the
state," he said.
Nuclear power is safe and the risks
have been distorted by the press.
"The reports that there was the prob
ability of a meltdown at Three Mile
Island were grossly exaggerated," he
said.
"I put a priority on human life over
wildlife," he said.
Douglas said he opposes all forces
which attack the sanctity of life, such
as abortion, euthanasia and drug
abuse. He said he believes that the
people in the Right to Life movement
should broaden their scope to include
all those topics.
Douglas stressed that he was not a
token candidate and that he believes
that he does have a chance to win,
depending on•what happens with the
economy.
If defeated in the primary, he said
he would earnestly support the Demo
cratic gubernatorial candidate. He
said he hopes some of his economic'
policies would be incorporated by
other candidate's platforms.
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Democrat to fight for jobless
Candidate for seat in 77th looks to create coal jobs
By DAVID YAROSH
Collegian Staff Writer
Albert V. Brelo of Rush Township near Philips
burg has announced his candidacy for the Demo
cratic nomination to the state House in the 77th
District.
Brelo, 32, a construction worker, said his main
objective would be to create jobs especially in the
coal industry in the district. He said his method for
creating jobs would be through easing regulations in
mining and developing a larger market for coal. A
larger market for coal would create jobs for heavy
equipment operators and truck drivers, he said.
Brelo said he does not favor raising taxes in order
to increase state funds to the University.
"I don't honestly know about state allocations if the
funds have to be raised by raising the taxes. There
must be some other way to fund the University, but I
don't know of any other options," he said.
Brelo is one of four Democrats and 10 total candi
dates to announce their candidacy for the 77th Dis
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Other announced Democratic candidates in the
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Republican candidates are: J. Stephen Dershimer,
Donald W. Ealy, both of State College; Dave Gordeuk
of Pine Grove Mills; Lynn Herman of Philipsburg;
and Joseph Amendola of Pennsylvania Furnace.
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Clinger scheduled to announce
candidacy in new district today
By SCOTT G. OTT
Collegian Staff Writer
U.S. Rep. William F. Clinger, R-cen
tral Pa., is scheduled this morning to
announce that he will run for a third term
in the reshaped 23rd congressional dig
trict.
Clinger's press secretary Mark Heuer
said the congressman will announce his
candidacy at 9 a.m. at the Nittany Lion
Inn.
So far, no other candidate has been
announced in the 23rd district.
Candidacy announcements for con
gress could not be made until the state
legislature had completed drawing the
new congressional district boundaries.
Last week Gov. Dick Thornburgh signed
a reapportionment plan which keeps
Centre County in Clinger's "new, but
basically the same" district.
While the district lost part or all of
nearby Clinton, Clearfield and Potter
counties, Centre County remains at
tached to the rest of the district by one
township.
The shape of the district has some local
politicians upset, including state Rep.
Gregg L. Cunningham, R-Centre County.
Cunningham said that because Centre
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' Undergraduate Student Government President Bill
Cluck said he has decided not to run for the state House
seat vacated by state Rep. Gregg L. Cunningham, R-
Centre County. .
Cluck said he is more interested in working with
USG's efforts to convince legislators to vote against
financial aid reductions. The next few months will be
the most important time for students to get involved in
trying to stop the cuts and Cluck would
,have to spend
them campaigning if he ran, he said.
Also, "one complicating factor was the field of candi
dates opened up" during term break, he said. Four
candidates will be running for the Democratic party
nomination that Cluck would have campaigned for.
He said he does not know if he will run for public office
in the future.
"Right now I'm looking forward to graduating,"
Cluck said. —by Marcy Mermel
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County is now a "remotely attached
appendage," the 23rd will be . a difficult
district to govern.
The new plan has been challenged in
U.S. District Court by U.S. Rep. Doug
Walgren, D-Pittsburgh, who filed suit
last Friday asking that the plan be
thrown out because it is based on innac
curate census figures.
Walgren had previously filed suit to
have a three-judge panel draw the reap
portionment lines.
In a telephone interview Wednesday,
Clinger said he does not think that the
courts will throw the plan our because
that would delay the scheduled May 18
primaries.
The proper role 'of the federal govern
ment will be a key issue in Clinger's re
election bid.
He said the main campaign question
should be "what role will the federal
government play in promoting the poten
tial of the citizens of the United States?"
Thomas E. Africa, treasurer of the ir ,
Clinger for Congress 'B2 Committee, said
"little, if any, money has been raised for
the new campaign."
Africa said fund-raising efforts should
begin within the next two or three weeks.
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Area businessman to run for state senator
By DAVID YAROSH not have one and therefore, some people may move to
Collegian Staff Writer those areas to avoid the tax, he said.
State College resident Mel Hodes has announced his In addition, a general fund could be created to ease
candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state property and school taxes for senior citizens, he said. A
'senator in the 39th district. formula for a hometown or county could be used to
The 38-year-old Pleasant Gap businessman said that allocate the funds.
instead of running on a specific platform, he will devote Industry could also be promoted in the area by
his campaign time to listening to the constituents. broadening the industrial base through professional or
Hodes said he would rather not run on a platform local promotion. Another way to promote industry
because a platform places unfair demands on people in would be to alleviate red tape for development authori
politics at times, and issues may change by the election ties by assuring that site plans and procedures are done
in November. correctly before the money is invested, Hodes said.
The only other announced candidate for the seat is Hodes said he supports allocation of funds to the
incumbent state Sen. J. Doyle Corman, R-central Pa., of University. "The best defense for the country is edu-
Bellefonte. The reapportioned district encompasses all cated people," he said.
of Centre, Cameron, Clinton and Mifflin counties, east- "Our technology (through education) put this country
ern Clearfield county and northern Juniata county. back on the sea after Pearl Harbor," he said.
Hodes said he would like to see some legislation However, he added, a bond program to establish a
passed that differs from what Corman has supported. fund for Guaranteed Student Loans would not work now
Nuisance taxes such as per capita taxes, property taxes , because of a low rate return on investment. He also said
and occupational taxes should be eliminated, he said. In that "we must put excellence back into education
addition, a simpler state income tax should be insti- because the quality goes down with the cuts."
tuted. Hodes, a graduae of Lock Haven State College, said
The occupational tax is unfair because some areas do his "opponent has been in office several years and he
Candidate for state seat
says 'it's a duty' to run
By JACQUELYN GOSS
Collegian Staff Writer
James F. Keeney of State College
has announced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for state
House in the 77th District in the May
18 primary.
Keeney, 62, taught mining engi
neering in the College of Earth and
Mineral Sciences at the University
from 1975 until last year, and did
methane degasification research.
Keeney administered a
_scholarship
program for students majoring in
mining engineering.
"That was my community service,"
Keeney said.
Keeney said he is running for office
because every citizen has a duty to do
so, and it is the best way to learn how
the political system works.
"I feel everybody should run for
office. It's a duty call it patriot
ism," he said.
Keeney said he is concerned with
the failure of college students to repay
their educational loans.
"I would like to see the payment
procedure beCome more efficient. A
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offer. 865-3321 or 237-6466 Dennis
system of loans where repayment is
high will not offend the electorate, and
it will benefit the students in the long
run," Keeney said.
Keeney said he is also concerned
with the condition of the state's econ
omy.
"I would like to see the University
get more deeply involved in produc
tivity research for industry to help the
economy of the state," he said.
The state's coal industry is suffer
ing because of competition from for
eign countries, Keeney said.
The Pennsylvania Technical Assis
tance Program, under the Continuing
Education Department of the Univer
sity, is doing an excellent job serving
industry, Keeney said.
In this program, experts from va
rious disciplines are contacted by
small industries for help on produc
tion and any other problems. These
experts tell the industries how to solve
the problem if they know what to do,
do research for them, or send them to
consulting agencies, Keeney said.
"I'd like to see an expansion of
PENNTAP and programs like it ."
BRAND NEW TAPE deck Technics
RS-M 205 $135. Call 234-0985.
CLEARANCE SALE • EVERYTHING
must go! Laser photography and art
prints at 40-60% oft. Thurs., Fri.
only in Kern 10.5:30pm.
FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for
sale. Call Christy: 238.7735.
FOR SALE MALE dorm contract
$5OO. Call Steve 234.2145
ATTENTION • FEMALE DORM con
tract for sale Spring Term • S. Halls
Move near your sorority sisters
234-1301. Keep trying
BIKE: 10• SPEED LIGHTWEIGHT
many accessories $9O. Oven: small
sized; bakes. broils, rotisserie $25•
Phil 238.933/1
ATTENTION
BIKINI TIME'S COMING! Need to
loose weight? For natural weight
loss. try Herbalife. Call Angie af-
ternoons or evenings at 237-4647
DIVORCES - $125 TOTAL - No-Fault
Local attorney. Call day or evening
234.2468
ENJOY THE RUSTICAL quality
string band in a night of square.
dance and music on Friday, March
12 at 9 p.m. in the HUB Ballroom.
No experience necessary, see you
there!
KEYTO COMPREHENSION. Private
research reveals new study method
(study tech). Coffee hour, Friday,
7pm workshops available. 238.1981
for information'
LOVING COUPLE, CHILDLESS
eager to adopt infant. All responses
strictly confidential. Write: PA Cou
ple. P.O. Box 13047 Pittsburgh, PA
15243
PROFITABLE, EXCITING SUMMER
sparetime jobs. Don't wall! Beat
Reganomics! Free information: Lin
craf t, W 279 N 2907 Pewaukee, Wis-
consin
SEE RUSSIA NOW for yourself.
"The Politics of Soviet Education"
(PSC 595). Optional undergradlgrad
SUNY credit for study tour. April 4-
18 from JFK via Air France. $1350
inclusive. Prof. Miles Wolpin, Politi
cal Science, SUNY, Potsdam, N.Y.
13676. 315-265-9421, 267-2552, 267-
2556
SIGNATURE LOANS ARRANGED,
$l5OO-$lO,OOO. Call or write anytime
Northwest Financial Service P.O.
Box 37 Sinnemahoning, PA. 15861
(814) 546.2466
THE LESBIAN CONNECTION'S
monthly meeting- Tuesday March
16th at 7:3opm; social ---bring des
sert; for information call Gayline
863-0588 or 234.5222
THE MUSIC WORKSHOP. Guitar,
voice, piano, and more. Quality In
struction. Reasonable rates. Call:
238-2660
APARTMENTS
APARTMENT FOR RENT Immedl.
ately; March/April Rent free. Call
(717)737-8917 ih block from campus
APT. no. 3 for rent above Bumble
bee. 3 rooms, downtown, March
$240 monthly. 237.9165. Cable T.V.
BOALSBURG 3-BEDROOM APART
MENT available now. $327/month
Call Associated Realty 234.2382
HEY! FEMALE SUBLET Spring
Summer Beaver Terrace $lOO/mo.
Call 234.1426.
SPRING TERM. HAVE your own
room or share the other in a two
bedroom apartment. Free bus pass.
Close to shopping. Rent negotiable
234-2742
SUBLET—ONE BEDROOM-Park
Forest $258/mo. and elec. Avail.
now until Sept. 1. 237-6211 ext. 37
lit 4:30. 238.5297 after 7:oopm
3BDR APARTMENT AVAILABLE
summer with fall option. Close to
campus. Call 234.0918
FEMALE GRAD STUDENT wanted
for 1 / 2 two bedroom apt. Spring
/summer. Call Lysa 234-8245
FOR RENT: QUIET room with bath,
TV. garage, near Inn and Kern,
would like male with driver's li
cense. Rent negotiable. 237.2359
FOR RENT TWO and three bedroom
apts. plus individual rooms one
block from campus. Available im
mediately. Call 234-8294
FOR RENT 1/3 of 2 bedroom apt
$l4O/mo. Call 215-723-4446
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY, MALE,
full bath and kitchen. Term or year
lease. 238-3208
FURNISHED ROOM IN private
home. $l5O per month. Walking
distance to campus, close to
'busstop. Avail. immediately. Phone
234-2362 after 5:30
SUMMER SHARE 1/2 1 Bdrm apt
with Fall option entire apt, close to
campus female grads please call
Jan, Karen 237-1371
SUMMER TERM, NEWLY remod
eled, air conditioned, two-bedroom
condo on College Avenue. Rent
negotiable 238.8356
abortion
free pregnancy
testing
confidential
counseling
WOMEN'S HEALTH
SERVICES, INC.
X 4121 562-1900
AMERICANA HOUSE: NONSMOR
ING female for large, furnished
efficiency. Spring/summer option.
$ll5/mo. Call Barbara 238.5412
ATTENTION• SP/SUM subletee -fe
male. 1-bdrm/bath across from S.
Halls, furn/ut/cable/a.c. incl.. Rent
negotiable, 234-1301. Keep trying
AVAILABLE NOW UNTIL summer
furnished 1-br 1/2 block from cam
pus, $2BO. Carl 238.8326
CHEAP SUMMER SUBLET:
$225/mo. for two bedrooms. A step
from bars and Arts Festival. 238.
4448
DESPERATELY NEED FEMALE
summer sublet. 1/2 one bedroom
University Towers a/c, dishwasher,
balcony, all utilities. $135.00/month.
238-9610
DESPERATE SPRING SUBLET, A/C,
dishwasher all utilities, March rent
free. Call now 234.3465
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED! To
sublet IA of a two bedroom In
Parkway Plaza. $123.75 month w/uti•
lilies. Free bus pass. Call 234-8379
PSU legal counselor
to run for state rep
By JACQUELYN GOSS
Collegian Staff Writer
Yates Mast, , the legal counselor for
University students for the past 10 years,
has announced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination to the state
House in the 77th District in the May 18
primary.
Mast, 58, an attorney, said he decided
to run for office because of his deep
interest in the law.
His grandfather, who was in the state
legislature from 1895-1899, helped pro
mote Mast's interest in running for of
fice, he said.
"When I was a little boy, he told me
stories that just thrilled me."
He furthered his interest and knowl
edge of government in college, where he
studied government, he said.
A legislator's function is to pass laws to
help his district, and help his constituents
with their concerns, Mast said. Because
of that, one of Mast's major concerns is
education.
"I am strongly worried about cutbacks
in student aid. I know how tough the cuts
are going to be," he said. "I'll get to work
on that right away."
Mast said he would like to stop the
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to
sublet 1 / 2 large efficiency (separate
bedroom) for Sp/Sum. University
Towers A/C, balcony, furn., all utili
ties. 137.50/month. Call Debbie 865-
2758
FEMALE TO SUBLET 1/3 of three
bedroom apartment In Boalsburg.
Near busline, $lO5/mo. plus utili
ties. Call 466-6117 after 5 p.m.
IBM CORRECTING SELECTRICS
for rent Unlimited Rent-Ails, 140 N.
Atherton St. 238.3037
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
ACROSS from campus. Efficiency,
$2401m0. plus utilities. March rent
paid. 2386340
OWN ROOM IN University Terrace
apartment. Private back entrance.
For spring only. $l2B/mo. 234-0732
ROOMMATE NEEDED SPRING spa
cious 2 bedroom Cedarbrook, fur
nished, balcony, Rent negotiable
Call Donna 234-0765
SMALL REFRIGERATORS FOR rent
or sale. Unlimited Rent• Alls, 140 N.
Atherton St. 238.3037
SPRING SUBLET: MALE own bed
room, bathroom. Furnished, HBO,
more! Lion's Gate. Very reasonable.
Pat 237-5998
SPRING SUBLET YOUR own bed
room in 3-person furnished Park
Forest apartment $lOO/mon. Call
238-7410 or 238-1045
SPRING/SUMMER. 2—bedroom
apartment. One block from campus.
$240 month plus electric. Call Jane
238-4203
SUBLET EFFICIENCY FOR one or
two people. Furnished, carpeted,
air conditioned. Five min. walk. All
utilities included. $248/mo., March
paid. 234-6860. Dorchester 203
SUBLET: 1 BDRM Apt. $275 per mo.
+ elec. Heat Inc. Many x-tras. Call
238.3762
SUMMER SUBLET LARGE Efficien
cy for two or three. Clean and Quiet.
Two blocks from campus. Fur
nished or not. Nice neighbors. Very
cheap rent. Call 237-8992
SUMMER SUBLET - EFFICIENCY
apartment close to campus. Air
conditioning,laundry facilities.
Price negotiable. Call Brenda, eve
nings 237.7389
SUMMER SUBLET FALL option 1
bedroom 1 block from campus.
$290/mo. Phone 237-2432 Call eve
nings
SUMMER SUBLET SPACIOUS one
bedroon apartment close to cam
pus. Great for two. Rent negotiable
238-5134
TWO PEOPLE TO sublet 1 / 2 -2 bed
roomapt. Beaver Terrace. Newly
furnished, AC, cable, full kitchen,
balcony, $l5O/month. 237.2436
2-BEDROOM APT., heat, bus pass,
cable, included. Available April Ist.
Price negotiable. Call 237-2123 after
spm.
ROOMS
FEMALE GRAD. QUIET, private.
Large yard. Utilities, food/meals
Included. Rent reduction possible.
264.5661 after 4pm
MALE GRAD PRIVATE bath and
entrance nonsmoker $23/ week, no
cooking, campus one and a half
miles 238-0666.
NO LEASE, KITCHEN, TV room,
free parking, 1 block from Sheraton.
Low spring rates. 238.2038
should have shown us a better employment ratio than
the current 9 percent unemployment in the State Col
lege.-Bellefonte area or the 23 percent rate in Lock
Haven." The national unemployment average was 9.4
percent in January.
"Even worse, this same senator thinks so little of his
constituents that he has actively supported a reduction
in unemployment benefits and the number of weeks an
unemployed individual may collect," Hodes said. "He
has done this in the midst of unemployment at record
levels. This is unhuman."
However, he said, the Pennsylvania Employment
Fund is in debt by more than $1.5 billion to the federal
government. He said he would do whatever is necessary
to get state residents back to work even if it means
additional cuts. One solution, he said, could be to assess
more money to major industries for unemployment
benefits.
Hodes is a member of the board of directors of the
Bellefonte-State College Industrial Development Cor
poration and secretary of the Centre County Democrat
ic Committee.
decline in government aid for students
and veterans so that they can continue
their education.
Mast said he would also like to increase
government aid for the University as a
whole, so -that tuition would not increase
and so that the University can increase
its research activities.
"They do a good job in research. They
need money to help the people of Penn
sylvania," he said.
He said he would work to improve
secondary and elementary education by
increasing aid in that area.
The state should also try to help day
care centers, preschool programs, corre
spondence courses and other nontraditio
nal programs to help advance education,
he said.
Mast said that he would use his position
as a legislator and as a person known in
all 67 counties of the state to influence
what direction the legislature's actions
take.
He is also concerned about the econ
omy, and the high unemployment rate.
In addition, Mast acknowledged the
special concerns of state's farmers and
businessmen.
QUIET STUDY HOURS in private
room with private bath near cam
pus. 237.6581
ROOMS WITH KITCHEN privileges,
$300.00 and $340.00 per term; Roger
237-5603
•
urnm s macEs
OF EARTH
FOR SALE...
4 1 ;
Diamonds
Rubies—Sapphires
Emeralds
Set In Earrings
of Gold and Silver
THE SILVER CELLAR
53 S. Allen St. 237.1566
ROOMMATES:,
FEMALE NEEDED, ONE bedrom,
spring term, furnished; rent nego
tiable. Near campus. First month
free. 237.4848
FEMALE, OWN ROOM 2 bdrm. apt.,
$l5O/mo. utilities included, mostly
furnished 234.4619.
MALE NEEDED DESPERATELY-
Cozy Apt. cross street from cam
pus, new furniture all utilities paid,
rent negotiable (dirt cheap) Call 238-
7696 Scott, or Tom
NEED ONE OR two roommates
immediately for Spring Term 222 E.
College $l4O/mo or $2lO/mo 238-
2260
NON-SMOKING MALE needed im
meditately. Only $B5 per month,
utilities included. Super deal! 234-
3529
ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR spring
term in 7- bedroom house 5 blocks
from campus. Large kitchen, 3
baths, 2 living rooms. Rent negotia
ble. Please call 234-6673
3 ROOMMATES NEEDED Briar
wood Townhouse Directly above
the Bash $128.75 per month. Ask for
Mark. 238-5931, Spring Term
LARGE TWO BEDROOM apartment
in house near campus. $540 month.
Call Don 237-1645 evenings
Summer Staff
for
Camp William Penn
June 30-August 28, 1982.
Unit Leaders, R.N., Counselors.
W. 5.1., Booting, Noture and Cook.
Good bb and three weekends off.
Meet Mary Weber, Director in HUD
Ballroom March 18, 1982. Call for
application or interview appt.
(215)686.3620 doy, or
(215)277.7715 evenings.
In Poconos
collegian notes
• Tours of Pattee will be given today
at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Tours
begin in the main lobby.
• . The deadline for applications for the
Annual Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition for
this year's Central Pennsylvania Festi
val of the Arts is fast approaching. Appli
cations must be postmarked by midnight
tonight. Applications are available at
local libraries, art supply stores and the
HUB Desk and Kern Building.
• The department of communications
disorders will sponsor a program on
death, folklore and humor with speaker
Sinjon Carmel at 2:30 today in 101 Kern.
• The Krishna Yoga Society will spon
sor a free vegetarian feast at 7 tonight
and 5 p.m. Sunday at the Krisha Yoga
Center, 102 E. Hamilton Ave.
• The Music Academy, 519 W. College
Ave., is sponsoring a benefit dance for
the Music Academy Scholarship Fund
from 9 p.m. to midnight today at the
Centre Hills Country Club, 901 E. Branch
Road. The requested donation is $lO per
couple.
• The Committee Concerned with
Women in International Development
will sponsor a program on "The Invisibil
ity of Women in Development: Breaking
the Perceptual Barriers" with Elise
Boulding at noon today in the HUB As
sembly Room.
• The Office of Religious Affairs and
the Episcopal Student Parish will spon
sor a program with Rev. Canon Bryan
Green, noted author, lecturer and evan
gelist in the Church of England, at 11:45
a.m. Sunday in the Eisenhower Chapel.
e The Office of Religious Affairs will
present a videotaped interview with Rev.
Canon Bryan Green from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
today in the informal lounge of the Eisen
hower Chapel.
• National Teacher Examinations
will be given April 17., Scores from the
examinations are used by some states for
certification of teachers and by some
school systems in the selection and hiring
of teachers. Prospective teachers are
reminded that registration forms must
he mailed to the Educational Testing
Service before March 15 when the regu
lar registration closes. Information bul-
FOUND
"FOUND" NOTICES
ARE PUBLISHED
FOR THREE DAYS AT NO CHARGE
BRACELET outside of Furguson
Building. Call 238-2710 to identify.
DIGITAL WATCH. SILVER. Parking
lot between Kern and Rec. Hall Call
Gsa 865.4211
FOUND: CAMERA, GLASSES, keys,
textbook, watch can be claimed at
HUB desk Lost and Found
L.J. SPARE - found your ID card; call
237.5370
WHITE MITTENS FOUND 2/17 in
Calder Alley behind church. Call
Becky 237-6379, keep trying.
WOMAN'S LOCKET FOUND on 2nd
floor Willard on 2.12-81 Call 865-
3877 to describe and claim
WANTED
BUNK BEDS! NEEDED desperately,
price negotiable. Call Mike 5-4285
GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick up
Leland Enterprises 238.2553
ICE HOCKEY GOALIE equipment,
used. Call Roger 234.9917
WANTED: SERIOUS PERSON/ cou
ple to help on organic vegetable
farm. Room, board, small salary,
learning experience. Knowledge of
machinery or crops helpful, not
required. (814) 448.3904
.FOR ,R E NT
Avoid the housing hassles. Pur
chase your own condominium in
downtown. Priced as low as $23,-
800, financing available at 12.75%.
Call now for an appointment 234-
6000.
BRAND NEW 2 bedroom town
house available immediately. All
kitchen appliances included. 1 1/2
baths. Pets welcome. Plenty of stor
age space. Located in State Col
lege. Call Aaron 237-5933
`RIDES
RIDE NEEDED TO Syracuse Friday,
March 19. Will share expenses. i
Please call Cissy 865.2844
• 2/20/82
• 2/28/82
SIGN UP NOW hilLph,
Dionne Warwick
says: "Get your
blood into
circulation:'
Call Red Cross now
for a blood donor
appointment.
HILLEL
/82 - Liberal Services plus
Oneg -7:45 PM
/82 -Traditional Services
plus Kiddush -9:30 AM
-Games Night plus
Munchies-8:00 PM
ING UP!
-Masquerade Ball with "Mr. B"
-Coffee House In April,
Passover Seders
The Daily Collegian Friday, March 12, 1982-7
letins describing the examination and
registration procedures may be obtained
in 181 Chambers.
• Eco-Action is sponsoring a night of
square dance and music with the Rusti
cal Quality Sfring Band at 9 tonight in the
HUB Ballroom. Admission is $1.50, $1 for
those over 55 and free for children undei
12.
• The Shaver's Creek Environmental
Center is sponsoring a training session
for those interested in learning maple
sugaring from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomor
row at the center.
' • The State College Area Music Guild
will sponsor a free French horn bash with
Christopher Callahan, professor of mu
sic, at 8 Sunday night at the Unitarian
Fellowship, 758 Glenn Road.
• Kalliope, the University literary:
magazine, is accepting short fiction sto4
ries, poetry and art from students, fac
ulty and town residents until March 20.
Leave submissions in the box at the
Student Book Store, 330 E. College Ave.,
in the box at 424 N. Burrowes Building
in the Kalliope mailbox behind the HUB
Desk.
• Horizons is accepting program pro
posals. Organizations can pick up forms
in 202, 203 and 214 HUB. Deadline for
submission is March 19.
fi Penn State Thespians will meet at
1:30 tomorrow in 318 HUB.
• Rugby practice will be held at 7:45
tomorrow night in the Indoor Sports
Complex.
• The water polo spring season org.v
nizational meeting will be held for those
interested at 7:30 Sunday night in 201
Natatorium. Daily practice from 3:45 to
5:30 p.m. will start March 15.
• Openings are still available for Col
lege Reading and Study Skills Im
provement, RCLED 005 A, a two-credit
reading/study skills improvement
course being offered this term on Tues
days and Thursdays second period or
Tuesdays and Thursdays third period.
• Yachad is seeking officers for next
year. If interested, leave your name with:
someone in the Yachad office in 212 HUB.: