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By, RYAN POOLE However, in the consolation round 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, while Susan Whiteside 6-3, AP Sports Writer • . at the faculty board room of Hofstra University in this a
Collegian Sports Writer they pulled upsets against Princeton, 6-0 lost to Joy Cummings, the defend- l ' It was tough going this weekend for Rose did cite Nancy Hensler and than we are making good use of now.
'Northwestern ends losing streak with 31-6 win
, New York City suburb. The building is adjacent to .!, v the women ' s volleyball team as it Lori Barberich for their parlor- "I am disappOinted in our perfor-
who won ,the team tournament by a ing Easterns champion. - HEMPSTEAD,' N.Y. While the nation's pro foot- Weeb Eubank Hall, the training facilities of the New 0, o By HERSCHEL NISSENSON ' back to Oct. 22, 1966, when Notre Pitt's defense surrendered 215
It was not a joyous weekend for the score of 7-5, 2-6, 7-5, • and against A dropped the second match of the mances. mance," he said. "We should have
-In Flight B singles, Sue Dißiase lost ball fans found alternative ways of spending their York Jets. AP Sports Writer Dame blanked the Sooners 38-0. passing yards to Illinois' Tony Ea
women's tennis team, as it was for William & Mary 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, in a 21 / 2- to Boston University's Brigett Hiller game-less Sunday, Ed Garvey, Jack Donlan and their ;JO
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poor. A'serve is the only ball a player . • Only 10 times in those 181 games son, but intercepted five passes,
most students . It went to Syracuse, hour match. • 6-1, 6-3, while ,Bessy Paragas fell to asSociates resumed negotiations in the player union's Upshaw, also a guard for the Los Angles Raiders, ...- . istheeasponitttocraiststicanrdaticaadm-reahuiptsthaourrtaain..
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N.Y., to participate in the Syracuse The Whiteside Robinson connection July Levering 7-5, 6-1. first regular-season strike in the 63-year history of the -
and Garvey arrived from New York, tailed by a -- ° ment . i ' ball," he said. "Lori also played has-COmplete control of and we need end .. . like Oklahoma's record 181- points and the closest thing to a Illini runners to minus 27 yards.
Invitational and out of 12 teams they ended their winning streak in the •
caravan of media people, after Upshaw had appeared ~* Penn tate won the first game, of really well, she hit for 42 percent."
'Ai 0' to/take advantage of that and serve game scoring streak. All bad things shutout was a 23-3 loss to Kansas The Panthers erased a 3-0 deficit in
finished 11th. semifinals against the University of •In the Flight B doubles, Pam Per- NFL.
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,(1 :the dual match with Pittsburghls-,11, Hensler wai t returning to her home- mitch better:" must come to an end . . Ake North- late in the 1975 season. the second quarter when defensive
' rotta and Pam Trafford won their But even before the talks began for the first time ' :but lost the next three 15-12, 15-9 and town to play this match. The Ohio 'State match during the
"This was a tough weekend," Pennsylvania by losing 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. Donlan was to have appeared but he withdrew, citing -, 4- western's record 34-game losing But Southern Cal held the tackle Dave Puzzuoli intercepted a
Coach . Jan Bortner said. "Every "Considering that this was only the first match against West Virginia 7-6, \ since they broke off Sept. 17, there were - signs that the negotiations. . ~ , " 15-13. The Pitt Classic saw Penn State
!I "I was really excited to play for Pitt Classic , was a little better. The streak. But Grambling's Eddie vaunted Wishbone to 43 yards on P
team that's invited to participate in second match that we played togeth- 6-0, but fell in three sets to William ' more than just this third regular -season weekend (14 111,
Also at the bargaining session were Chip Yablonski I win the first match against Ohio State . Penn State for the first time at my Lady Lioni won thematch in three
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Robinson, the fourth coach in col- - the ground, while the Trojans Marino added a 15-yard scoring
this tournament is good, not medio- er, I thought we did well," Whiteside and Mary 7-5, 3-6, 6-1. . games) would be affected. 11.
and Dick Berthelsen, counsel for the union, and exec- . 4in three games: 15-8,. 15-8, and 15-12; hOmetown in front of my friends," games and advanced to the next lege football history to win 300 scored on a 1-yard pass from Sean pass to John Brown.
cre. We have our work cut out for us said. "The competition was ' real "They (William and Mary) Gene Upshaw, president of the union, said on one TV , utive board members Iclark Murphy (Washington), .. • : but a loss to :University of Tennessee she said. "But we lacked the intensity round of play. games, just goes on and on. Salisbury to John Kamana and a 67- Craig Turner scored twice as
program both sides . were "very, very far apart" and Tom Condon (Kansas City), Dan Jiggetts (Chicago),- a"We played pretty well we
this week." tough up there. All the matches were changed their strategy (in the third All those things took place to yard option pass from flanker Tim- fourth-ranked Alabama built a 24-7
three sets." . 1 „, .A . removed the Lady Lions from further We needed. We need to get a feel for
• , : competition. each other, we are still getting used to passed well and served well, Rose
If there was one bright spot for set)," Bortner said, "and we didn't that the strike could be prolonged because of the James Lofton (Green Bay), Jeff Van Note (Atlanta), . highlight a weekend in which four my White to split end Jeff Sim- halftime lead over Vanderbilt, then
Penn State in the tournament, it "We played well, Robinson make the proper adjustments." league's contract with the three teleYision networks. ' John Bunting (Philadelphia) and Stan White (Detroit). 4 "We were flat against Pitt," Coach playing with each other."
0 said. "We looked like I wish we had members of the Top Twenty were . mons. withstood a passing barrage by
would be the play of the first doubles agreed. "It was tough adjusting to Bortner said that one of his team's They will pay the NFL about $3O million for this ' Jimmy Cefalo (Miami) was delayed when his flight ..
0 Russ Rose said. "It really looked like Rose also commented on the team's looked in other games. All our games '
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, a match between an experienced , need to find a leader, someone to were close so I know we are going to beaten —three of them, however, . All the major powers, however, second-string quarterback Kurt
team of freshmen Amy Robinson and two matches a day or three matches a problems was that they would hang weekend's ' games and another $3O million for next from Florida was fogged in. - lost to other ranked teams and must share the spotlight with Page and held on 24-21. .
Janet Whiteside. day. I feel better than I did in the close in most of the first sets of their weekend's, the money, to be refunded next year only. if • . get better." most of the others had to survive a Grambling's 63-year-old Robinson, Fifth-ranked Florida 'got three
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were rough for the two from The other Lady Lions did not fare city in the second set. :.handle —that's us. The disappointing is what you need out there to make 125 total sets, 55 kills and hit for 30 The only Top Twenty member to dominantly black school in Louisia- . Lorenzo Hampton a pair of 2-
Things the start as they had to play Boston as well. •
"We have a team that will keep However, some four hours after the talks began, Jim too. He had to show a credit card to prove his identity ,:; ‘+ .' , 0
* P I thing about this is that we were' so everyone contribute their utmost," percent.
, . lose to an unranked team was na, whose record'is a glittering 300-
College, the No. 1 seed of the tourna- In Flight A Division singles, Linda fighting," Bortner said. "We won't Miller, an NFL Management Council spokesman, said before the guards would let him pass. ' . , : close in all the games, we made he said. . "Lori is playing really well, but like No. 13 Ohio State, which fell to 98-13 following a 43-21 victory over ytuarrndaddivhaesckanmdisas6is9s-yipapridsrtuante—na4n7d.
that no progress had been made at the meeting and that At about 6 p.m., Jiggetts left the building for a • "We are not accustomed to , losing, I keep saying this is a team sport,"
meet. They ended up losing 6-3, 6-1. Learmont lost to Penn's July Sutton roll over." ) : mistakes." Stanford 23-20 on John Elway's 18- ' Florida A&M. The only other The victory stamped the Gators .as
both sides - reiterated their previous positions. moment and,when asked how the talks were going said, d Rose voiced concern over the serve neither am I. We are mentally tired Rose said. "You can't depend uponyard touchdown pass to Emile Har- coaches to win 300 games are Bear the chief threat to end the decade
. And on another program, NFL Commissioner Pete "No progress."and we will have to work that much just one person to win the game." ry with 34 seconds left to play. Bryant (318 and counting), Amos long domination of the Southeast-
BLICS shut out Expos, Mets drop Phi
lg Rozelle said the strike would have to be settled by . Jiggetts, a 270-pound tackle, Condon, a 275-pound ' •reception .
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Thursday in order to rescue next Sunday's and Monday guard, and Murphy, a 210-pound safety, reported they .: ' 0 • ranked Nebraska, which bowed to (313). Georgia.
night's games. took a taxi from New York City to the site of the talks :
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No. 8 Penn State 27-24 on Todd "On a clear day you can see Eric Dickerson rushed for 160
MONTREAL (AP). Larry McWil- batters on base after Andre Dawson Trailing 4-3, Mike Howard started Donlan, the executive director of the Management and were given an unscheduled tour of parts of Long k ßlackledge's 2-yard pass to Kirk forever, and on a night like this you , yards and two touchdowns and fel
liams fired alive-hitter and Jason singled and Al Oliver was hit by a the Mets' seventh with a walk, Ron Council, the owners' negotiating team, and Garvey, his Island in the process. )1 . ' ' •
. 1 GBy DENISE LANGIONE But her final goal was a one-on-one competition with the Bowman with four seconds remain- might feel you can go on forever. low tailback Craig James added 122
Thompson cracked a two-run home pitch. Gardenhire singled to center and - • • . . ,
:,Collegian .Sports Writer Rutger's goalie who came out on defense only to watch the ing; No, 19 Illinois, which ran afoul . This is the kind of thing you dream
run and Jim Morrison added a solo Montreal, the defending National Ellis Valentine hit a double to left that . ' • -- • ball shoot past her to the far post. yards, but sixth-ranked Southern
of third-ranked Pitt's mighty . de- about happening," Robinson said. Methodist needed Jeff Harrell's 19-
Shot as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeat- League East champitins, entered the drove in Howard. Dave Kingman si . - The women's soccer club contributed to Penn State's "Amie worked very hard on left-wing all day and I was fence and lost 20-3, and No. 20 Mich- 'The full impact probably won't hit yard field goal with 9:31 left to fend
ed the Montreal Expos 3-0 yesterday. game on the verge. of being elimi f walked ' and Ed Farmer, 2-6, gave. .'
a harriers finish close 2nd victorious weekend after netting a 6-0 win over Rutgers impressed by her unselfishness," said Coach Dan Palum- ' igan, which blew a 21-0 lead and fell me until later. I have so much off Texas Christian 16-13.
McWilliams, 8-8, won for the first nated from the pennant race. Any St. way to . Tug McGraw, who was • . r ilk Saturday at Jeffrey Field. • .. • bo. "She was making a lot of excellent passes." r to No. 12 UCLA 31-27. The Wolver- respect for the guys over 300." John Lastinger passed for two
time since July 27. He had been 04 Louis victory during the remainder of greeted by Wilson's hit. • '
with seven no decisions Since then. the season or a Montreal loss will now Farmer, , who had relieved starter By ANDRIJA SILICH and second place respectively. Penn needed one of them, or all of them to ro The nearby tailgaters at Beaver Stadium were an added 'On the Opposite end of the playing field, Penn State ' Ines are 0-2 for the first time since Sterling Hinds ran for three t a o a u d ct r i l d e o r mNcl ai La r n rt fz e =l;e 4 r 3
morale booSter and the Lady Lions entered the game on an goalie Patti Wisnewski wasn't getting much action. The 1959; they have not been 0-3 since touchdowns, two of them in the
The left-hander walked two and eliminate the Expos.. John Denny, who was lifted for a • Collegian Staff Writer . . State's Heather Carmichael ' took pass Kim Sharpe for fourth place,,,
struck out five in tossing his second pinch-hitter after'six innings, was the '
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Other top finishers for Penn' State "he said. , . any shots on goal. Northwestern didn't exactly beat i f n in g a to l
shutout and second complete game of loser. Charlie Puleo earned the victo- In what was to be one of their ~ for 11th, "All the people from the tailgates got us psyched up and
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the season. toughestmeets of the year, the wom- include Paula Renzi in fifth, Doreen -to get the balls before they had an'opportunity to score," a Division I-AA school this year, Penn State's Bowman, who first 1982 start, scored once and
NEW YORK (AP) Mookie Wil- Philadelphia took a 2-0 lead in the his team looked much better than ' Our of the six goals for Penn State.
Thompson gave the• Pirates a 24) son's broken bat, two-run pinch-hit first on a bases-loaded groundnut by en's cross country team ran astrong Startare (sixth), Heidi Gerken (sev- Wisnewski said. "I wasn't too busy, but I tried my best to but the Wildcats, who hadn't won caught a 14-yard pass from Black
. lead in the first when he connected on * single capped a three-run seventh- George Vukovich and bases-loaded' race and came in a very close second enth); and Natalie Undegrove,(l2th). they did in last week's 26-31 victory '• '*
4 'Jill Mann, playing the right fullback position, moved up concentrate since you tend to lay back in a game like that. since a 27-22 victory over Wyomin'g ledge to start the scoring, grabbed passed for another TD, helping
ninth-ranked Arkansas edge Mis
a 3-2 pitch from Charlie Lea, 12-10, to one of the strongest teams in the "It came down to who had the over North Carolina: . • to score the first goal with an angled shot that hit the . Still I think it's good for a team to get a win like that to.give 'on Sept . 15, 1979, aren't about to the game-winning 2-yarder after. sissippi 14-12.
inning •• rally, giving the New York walk to Luis Aguayo. ' . "Going into the meet, Geiger was
• . overall best race, and they had two or - goalpost landing in the lower-right corner. ' , I you more confidence." give back Saturday's 31-6 triumph. Nebraska had gone ahead 24-21 on • Phil Carter rushed for 154 yards,
sending a towering two-out drive into Mets a 6-4 victory 'over the Philadel- The Mets tied the game in the country Saturday.
•legitimately concerned that we could .
• "Pat Guinan followed with a similar Shot which she "It's like a picture I'd imagined Turner Gills 1-yard run with 1:18 to including second half touchdowns
the left field bleachers. Omar More- phia Phillies yesterday. • second inning on Hubie Brooks' RBI In a quadrangular meet at North three kids who rose to the occasion," beat them," Schwartz said. The .Lady -Lions are determined to keep their winning
Lady Lion Coach Gary Schwartz said •
no, who had singled and stolen second Despite the setback, their second in double and Brian Giles' run scoring • Carolina, North Carolina State won - • "I still have high expectations for . attitude especially for their next opponent Cortland. for months and I just wanted to get go. Blackledge, who also threw an of 6 and 10 yards, as No.lo Notre
and third, scored ahead of Thompson. with a score of 26, followed closely by placed from 15 yards directly in front of the Rutger's
oalie, to end the half with a 2-0 edge. "Cortland has always been a tough. rivalry for us and out in one piece. I was' trying to 18-yard touchdown pass to Kenny Dame downed Purdue 28-14.
a three-game series, Philadelphia RBI single. The Phillies took a 4-2 "Heather had to either win the the team later in the season, we have
Penn State (33), Texas (66), and race,. or break up the top two runners, plenty of ability. We learned a lot ,
•'.t "The plaYers, however, were some,what dissappointed there's always been alot of enthusiasm on both sides, but make sure the players didn't drop Jackson to give the Nittany Lions a . Ethan Horton and Tyrone Antho-
Pittsburgh went ahead 3-0 in the remained mathematically alive in lead in the fourth on Pete Rose's
which she didn't. But to say she ran a today, and we will be having higher
Virginia Tech (112): ' - • me," said second-year Coach Den- 21-7 lead in the third period —he ny scored .two touchdowns apiece
sixth as Morrison, filling in at third the National League East. Any com- bases-loaded walk and Gary Mat-. we feel real confident this year in pulling out a victory,:' ...
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their offensive performance,. considering . ' they upset
10-0 last year. . , Club President Elvira Falsetta said: nis Green, who was carried off the has 15 TD passes in four games and No. 11 North Carolina swamp
. base for Bill Madlock, led off with his ' bination of two victories by, the first- thews' sacrifice fly. With their two best 'runners sitting bad race because she came ' in third quality work outs, and trying some ,_,
fourth homer and second in as many place StLouis Cardinals or losses by Brooks helped the Mets close the out, N.C. State runners Connie Jo would be 'ridiculous. She ran a good new things," he said. "`"Our defense was good, but we just couldn't seem to get "We have the best squad we've ever had,'.' Wisnewski . field. "To us, this is not an end, but took. Penn State 65 yards following ed Army 62-8.
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beginning. I could . feel it even the kickoff and a 15-yard personal
games. the Phillies will eliminate Philadel- gap to .4-3 in the bottom of the inning, Robinson and Sande Cullinane led the race, they were just a little better." Next week, the team will be on the • the ball, into the net, . said Breckenridge. "In the second said, and since most of us are seniors, this is .our last
. .•f : . though the sun wasn't shining. It foul penalty. The key play was an half touchdowns and passed for
• The Expos failed to score in the phia. The Cardinals were beaten 6-1 hitting his second homer of the sea- team by breaking the old course "We • had a good grouping with road again as they travel to Rutgers . ,hplf, though, we started pqtting it all together and working • chance to beat them." '
The Lady Lions are scheduled to host Cortland at 1 p.m.
sixth despite having the first two by the Chicago Cubs yesterday. son, a 371-foot shot into left field. - record of 17:24, and finishing in first Renzi, Startare, and Gerken, but we to face some of the Eastern teams:',' as a team." . was a football day." 11-yard pass to Jackson on fourth- another as No. 15 West Virginia
• 'Breckenridge scored the next three goals on break-a- Saturday on .Pollock Field. Cortland is first in the Mid- Oklahoma's scoring streak dated and-11 from the Nebraska 34. buried Richmond 43-10.
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bles, lots of lamps. 238 . 3208 excellent condition. $l9OO, negotia- . r ROOMMATES:, considered. (U.S. citizenship i..:;•.: : :m E .,ii:•'''!':•":::•..... -41 : :::k;:i:.!.:; : ',X3 ii;ii! : cranky. So I want all you : ' w/wire, $225. Call 237-5752 *Wide, green lawns . TYPEWRITER REPAIR. McCLOSKEY
EXTRA SET PHOTO prints with prtic- ble. Call 234-1846 . • is required.) ••.:-: : ::liViVi; . •asw . ,e..::,.•::.:-.. , :.::- . .;::• : .!g Og smokers, to quit once •: Ia . "Information on
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Office Equipment services most 20 minutes from Philadelphia
essing, only $1 with this ad. The RELIABLE, CHEAP WHEELS! 1972 FEMALE: OWN BEDROOM In spa- Send resume in confidence '.:••:4V-:•i'.i.'.MNiWi. , :••:••••:' . -•••:•:::! . :: 1g and for all. And who '''
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recreation areas t w o bedr oo m make typewriters: Adler, Royal, IBM, DeKALB PIKE AND BORO LINE ROAD
Candy Cane, 128 W. College, next to Duster, slant 6, 225 cu.in., runs well. cious three bedroom apartment. Free to: Dr. Dennis E. Smith g•stkin :,. , ::iu: ., ,i,a:NEF:K;:::.:7 , .,.-:. , .:. , ... - .....,.. , 1: - ::wl,i,ii,
~ x , . .„, , ,:.:., , ,:,,,],i.,:,i,g,i,,, . , : ::.......:al knows? You might even • : . East Halls on show. Film has senti- speaker. All interested welcome. 912.7 November 13th, 234-8479. Ask for •Free heating end • a P P le a rtt m y O e l n c s ioset and SCM, and Sears. Just a short drive
College Diner Stereo/radio, 4 Goodyear Polygiass washerldryer, cable TV, quiet area, • -. ~,.. */ ~ . .i.i0., : , : .•. . :. ••••• .. • ...„ .. s . .:':.,E.iij.i]E:, ''''i • : mental value. 865-3083 . 413 Boucke 7pm ' Ruth cooking
•F pa re s e w te s nnis and
living space down to 1223 E. College Avenue 234- KING OF PRUSSIA, PA 19406
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FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for sale: tires. $6OO/negotlable. Call 234-1047 $125/month + elec. Includes: HBO, , .....; . ~..:.::....:. ' .."*e. ' :. , SN,;.W ' '
call Cheryl 865.0806 or 863.3399 .' dishwasher, extras. 466-7550 . . ably near I.M. building on 9/19. Sent!- tion's newspaper is available for cam- ets, as many as I can get. Willing to ..
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lent condition. Call Rick 234-8311 •
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FEMALE DORM CONTRACT for sale
Price negotiable. Call Ann 234.0556
FOR SALE DORM contracts for fall
and winter term. For additional info.
call 237-6795
FOR SALE: 1980 Liberty mobile
home. 2-bdrm, unfurnished, close to
campus. Price nego. 814.237-2970
FOR SALE: 1978 Fiat 1315, 4-door, air
conditioning, 28-30 m.p.g., 5 speed,
$2500, call 238-0329
FOR SALE 1973 Honda-500 4 cylin
der, excellent condition. Must sell
soon 234.5269
GIBSON RIPPER BASS, Fender jazz
bass pickup in front position, fender
pickup in rear, hard shell case $275.
234.0964
HP-41C POCKET PROGRAMMABLE
computer with quad memory, rechar
geable battery pack, charger, card
reader, 30 cards in holder. Original
boxes with Instruction books. Like
new. $385. Call 238-1053
INSURANCE FOR YOUR car, motor
cycle, personal belongings, and resi
dence. For prompt, courteous
service, phone 238.6633.
MOBILE HOME: 12x70. 1/2 mile off
campus- 2 br, reflrge, w/d, oil heat,
central a/c, ww carpet, many extras,
$B5OO. Call 237-7216
MUST SELL BY Oct. 1, 8x23 mobile
home w/Ig. insul. porch; near Hills._
Best offer. Art, 234-4595 after 10 pm .
TEN SPEED BIKE, 27" Schwinn, ex
cellent condition, extras Included,
234.8768
TI-59 CALCULATOR $175. Sears corn
municator typewriter $l7O. Both like
new. 865-0283 or 2373417
TOP QUALITY BUNK bed frames!
Made for beds In East Halls. $35 or
best offer. Call. Michael, 865.0811,
weekdays/evenings
UPRIGHT PIANO for sale. $75.00.
Needs work, but soundboard Is good.
Attractive wood finish. Call Rhonda at
234.8088.
8 TRACKS, EXCELLENT selection
cheap- excellent condition• Styx, Bos
ton, Fogelberg, Cars, Allan Parsons,
Van Halon, Torn Petty, more. Call Lisa
238.3964
75 HONDA C8360T, Excellent condi
tion, includes: electric start, rack,
new rear tire, $650.00 Bob 238.7596
35 MM CAMERA (Mamlya) 55 mm, 1.4
lens, 85 to 205 zoom, close-up ring,
flash, $225. Call 364.9236, evenings
2 COUCHES VERY sturdy construc
tion covered w/blue velour washable
covers. Perfect for your dorm room,
4'5" long. One for you and one for
your roommate to stretch out and
study! $55 each, separate or together.
238.7567
25" COLOR ZENITH console tele
vision. $129 guaranteed. Will dellveri
Pat 364.9664
ATTENTION
DISCOUNT PHOTO PROCESSING.
Fast, quality service. •The Candy
Cane, 128 W. College, by College
Diner. 237-4253
DIVORCES: NO FAULT $125 total
cost. Local attorney Robert Storch.
Call 234-2468 day or evening
EXPERIENCED DRUMMER SEEKS
part-time working band, plays all
styles, phone Sam 234.9682
THE MUSIC WORKSHOP. Quality in
struction. Reasonable rates. Guitar,
piano, voice, and more. Call 238-2660
PREGNANCY TESTS
CONFIDENTIAL
COUNSELING
nWomen's
Health
Services...
625 STANWDC ST.
DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH
'(412) 5624900
AUDIO
A 50 WATT HMS receiver, 2 high
powered speakers. Excellent sound.
Dave 238.2710
FOR SALE: NITSUBISHI: DT•10 cas-
sette deck. Paid $425 must sacrifice
for $3OO. Stereo dolby, master rec.
level, tape counter with memory, re
sidual time meter. Like new. Phone
238.3383 Tony
DIRECT DRIVE seml-auto turnta•
Excellent condition. Audio-Tech
cartridge also.ex•condition. Call
865.9988
JVC
ble.
nica
Paul
McINTOSH MR-71 FM tuner, all tube
chasis, superb condition, $3OO, 865-
5726 Mon.-Wed., after 6pm
1981 MAZDA (GLC) Sport 5-Speed,
excellent condition, am/fm, sunroof,
11,900rn1, $6lOO, 5-Bpm. 234.5854
1976 SUBARU GF, 2-door, Coupe, 5
speed, 25 to 35 mpg, $lBOO, John 234
2703
1974 RX-4 MAZDA Station Wagon.
New tune-up, recent clutch-job runs
well $2OOO or best offer 238-4711
1974 SUBARU STATIONWAGON runs
great, inspected; 35 mpg, $l5OO nego
tiable, 237-8887, 237.7524, must sell,
moving
1973 GRAN TORINO very good condi
tlon; must sell; best offer. Call 238
4636 or 863-3583
1971 PONTIAC VENTURA II 6 cyl.,
auto. 51,000 orig. miles. Good condi
tion. $995, 238-7808
1970 BUICK OPEL Kadette. Yellow
black. Good condition w/dash cas
sette, Mag tires included 238.0756
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TOWNHOUSE IN QUIET country re
s.area, new in 81, 2 stories, 2 bed
rooms, 1 1 /2 baths, breakfast bar,
washer, dryer, dishwasher, stove, re
frig, private screened-In rear porch for
cookouts, large lawn, walk to play
ground, campus 5 minutes by car or
bus, families pref. and grad. students
welcome, 11/25, $3BO plus elect.(ap
prox.sso) 237-1562
TWO BEDROOM GARDEN apt. for
rent - State College after Oct. 15. $385
heat Included. Call after seven or
weekends. 237.2989
2 BEDROOM APTS. AU close to cam
pus. Short team leases, 237.1564 ,
FOR RENT
LARGE DOWNTOWN EFFICIENCY.
Across from Old Main. Available
1011/82. 237.5497 (late). $276 includes
heat
I•CAR GARAGE NEAR campus. Call
(312) 752.3210 after 11 pm weekdays,
anytime weekends
WE'VE MOVED!
EXTRA 10% OFF
all instruments and
accessories with this, ad
eor'es
I 126 N. Atherton I
1 Hrs: Mon-Fri 10-8, Sat 10.71
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to
'share 1/3-large 1-bedroom apartment.
Newly furnished, a/c, balcony, dish
washer, reasonable! 238-5970
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED 1/3 of
apt, on Beaver Avenue. Fully fur
nished $l3O/mo., util. Included 237-
9855
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to
share 1/2 efficiency for 82-83. One
block from campus. Call 238.2166
GRAD OR PRdFFESSIONAL room
mate wanted, own bedroom, walking
distance to campus $172.50/mo. (heat
included) + electric call Andy 238-
2591, 5.1589
LION'S GATE APTS. Looking for 3rd
person to fulfill present lease for
winter and spring terms. Call 2313-
3059
MALE ROOMMATE WANTED to
share 1/2 a large Heritage Oaks apart
ment, call 238-8237
ROOMMATE NEEDED TO share 1/3 of
2 bdrm. apt. Univ. Terrace-Female
preferred. Call 234.0556. Ask for Paull
or Al
PREGNANT?
NEED HELP?
• ABORTION SERVICES
• CONFIDENTIAL COUNSELING
ALLEGHENY REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH CENTER
A Non-profit Clinic Dedicated to
Providing Medical Care
with Dignity and Confidentiality
Call Collect 412-661-8811
(Pittsburgh)
(A) GOLDI CLASS rings! Jewelry etc.
Don't sell before you see me! 100%
cash market! For fast pickup, 466-
7713, Boalsburg
ALABAMA TICKETS WANTED to buy
Call Tim afternoons/evenlngs
238-7339.
GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick up
Leland Enterprises 238.2553
HELPI NOV. 6 Is Dad's 50th birthday
Need any tickets for N.C. State. 865
2177, Gary, sssss
SPANISH 003 CORRESPONDANCE
answers. Call Trish, 234.0578.
WANTED ROCK LEAD guitarist with
gear and wheels, also Female Vocal
ist 1.345-6972
WANTED: TWO TICKETS for the
WEST VIRGINIA game. CALL Tom or
Jim 238.8968
Desmatics, Inc
P.O. Box 618
State College, PA 16801
(For further information
phone him at 238-9621)
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
.:,.ifie.. - ,.w.pNTEp.......i.
EARN $195.75 WEEKLY while work
ing in your home. Part or full time. No
experience necessary. Complete de
tails and application sent on request.
Send self-addressed, stamped enve
lope to: RLG-B P.O. Box 505, Boals:
burg, PA 16827
FALL TERM WORK study positions
Dept. of Vet Science. Wash Lab glass
ware. See Dr. Wilson, 105 An. Ind
Bldg., 863.2630
FEMALE HELPERS FOR hand
'capped lady - part tlrhe - call 238
5535, flexible hours and days
HELP: NOW YOU can earn $2O. or
more per week for approximately 3.4
hours of your time. No experience
required to become a plasma donor.
237.5761 hours: Mon.-Thurs. • 8-6:30
p.m., Fri. - 8.3:30 p.m.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, ALSO
therapy position at Home Health
Agency. Send resume to 2 Hudson
Ave., Juniata Terrace, Lewistown, PA
17044
PLASMA DONORS NEEDED $BO
$l2O a month. Call 237-5761
WORK STUDY AIDING exciting pesti
cide residue analysis studies (must
have grant) Dr. Ralph Mumma, 863-
0844
FAST, ACCURATE, PROFESSIONAL
typing. On•campus pick•upldelivery.
Call Karen or Maryann after 6. 466-
6048. (Boalsburg)
FAST, ACCURATE, CHEAP, basic
rate, 900/page. IBM selectric, on cam•
pus service, call Claire: 234.5868, 238-
0317
FAST, EFFICIENT, PRQFESSIONAL
typing of everything, Including
theses. Grad. school certified. Cam•
pus delivery. Debbie 359.3068
GOOD TYPIST- IBM selectrlc close to
campus, experienced. Papers, re
sumes, thesis work. Toni 237.9468
BEST, FASTEST. AND •cheapest typ
ing, located on campus. Call Jane,
238.5273 anytime •
TYPING RE S UMES, THESES, re
ports, etc. One block from campus.
Mon - Frl. 10/4:3opm. Beth or Dianne,
238-7833.
UNIVERSITY SECRETARY QUIT to
type from home theses, resumes,
term papers, etc. Call anytime 238-
2388
WILLING TO TYPE reports, letters,
announcements, Please call Terry
238.8014 mornings and weekends
RN's, GN's
Let your career take off
with our "Space Shuttle"...
Our enterprising, community 'based
hospital is launched on a direct flight
path to optimal, quality patient care.
We're in the midst of an extensive
renovation, with space at a premium.
Our staff works around the construc
tion because we feel achieving future
goals makes the temporary "Shuttle"
worth it!
Our future depends on• an enthusiastic and qualified
crew, dedicated to reaching the heights of their profes
sion. We offer competitive salaries and benefits, intern
ships for GN's, and full tuition reimbursement—plus
books.
BSN completion program on-site.
Positions Available
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• Telemetry
• Med/Surg
• ER
• House Supervisors
• Pedallc Head
Nurse
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Saturday, Oct. 2.::
Price: s 26 °° with..-:
partial refund from the
casino on arrival.
Departure: 5:00 am Return; 7:00 pm ~
(That's 9 fantastic hours to cruise the casinos!) ',,
TICKETS SOLD AT THE USG OFFICE IN 203 HUB.',;„
FROM SEPT. 27 UNTIL SEPT. 30 ~
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sponsored by the Undergraduate Student GovemmenCl
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Contact:
Betty Rlpka
Personnel Assistant
(call collect)
b(717) 248.5411
L i zist i ow i n
Lewistown, Pk 17044
CURLY, HAPPY 20TH B-day. Sorry for 99: What's wrong with the University
the way things have been. We'll make' of Florida anywhy? -Bear- ,
it a special celebration! Love, Wylie
Quality Pipes DEAR CINDY S: I only have one foot, ' ... ' Pty II TIES
but Ido have twelve close friends. •
Tobaccos & Cigars How do you measure up? Who am I? WMAJ/WXLR and
'Your AGR Big Bro! n. BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE. Earn
Imported Cigarettes
EDDIE: HAPPY 19TH Birthday, babyo beautlful sollfree plants. Have a plant
bro'. I won't tell Mom if you booze it • ~?4 party. Call Kris 355-8781
.....-, upl Luv ya, Melissa ) 41.4 , TC SOUNDS PROFESSIONAL Disc
Jockey service, now booking for
:
. FAST, QUALITY PHOTOFINISHING. I ' I 1982-83, fraternities, dormitories,
1 We'll 12 exp. - $3.47, 24 exp. -SSA2. Studio Li U , clubs, 234-6828 237-5166
' - z, • 4.1/1 2, 444 E. College Ave. Suite 250. 234-
j jilt your . 2000 WHIPPED CREAM MAKERS and cha
present roers. Great deals. The Candy Cane,
FOR SALE: FEMALE dorm contract
• Pipe free
\. .- , for Fall, Winter, Spring -in South Monday Night Football 128 W. College, by College Diner
anytime! 'Hails. Call Sue: 238-0434
, GAYLINE 863-0588 7-9 pm, Daily Infor- on the big screen •
. mation and raps on . homosexuality with 1968 & 1969 - ' SERVICES.
&tatty &went and gay lifestyles Penn State
at the Nittany Mall GREAT BANDS AT The Scorpion ev- ALICE + DON'S style cuts only $6!
ery Wednesday in September-'Billy
Highlights Also - complete hairstyling for men
'
open 10-9, Mon-Sat Price', 'Daddy Licks', 'Allies', 'Harpo.' 118 S. Gamer St. and women by appointment. 225 W.
Beaver Ave. 237.2201
• 237-8.252 HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY Mike! I feel Open at 4:30
like this is a special day for me too. CENTRE FOR TRAVEL 114 Hiester
'l'll be thinking of you all day. 1.L.Y., Stop by and check out St. Phone 238.4987. Any way you
Mel The New Lion's Den want to go, any place in the world at
Bottle Shop no 'service charge.
F . 9 .1.)..N ; p : „- : :,7
"FOUND" NOTICES
• • ARE PUBLISHED
FOR THREE DAYS AT NO CHARGE
FOUND: CALCULATOR AFTER sth
~thursday in 112 Walker. If you can
Identify It call Ron, 865.2230
FOUND: RAQUETBALL RAQUET In
IM locker room. Call 865.6781 •
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS . ring, Wed, am,
ip Willard. Call 237.3871 after 5
PITTSBURGH'S FAMOUS NICHOLAS
coffee. Weekly specials In Friday's
Collegian. The Candy Cane by Col
lege Diner
TI CALCULATOR FOUND In 108 Fo
4 rum 9116, Call Karen 234-4510
Ipr. preppy, dark rim glasses. Brown
polka-dot case. Paths near Pollock
!!•;...lbrary, 9/21. Call 865-2531
HEY ED, THE girl who loves to dance,
loves you! Give it a try. LII
I NEED AN E-Mech 13 solutions book
to buy or I'll pay to let me copy It. Call
John, 5-0184
KEVIN: KOOL AID, this visit will keep
you happy until next weekend, iguar
anteedl Weeee, mmmmm, slurp,
sweet, El-b-b-but, Yayl Can we be
"bad"? Room 224, Yes! Love ya,
Tracey; Minnow
KISS MY COOKIES delivers: Monday
thru Thursday 9:00 p.m. - midnight
237-kiss
"NEW RIDERS OF the Purple Sage"-
coming Oct.l3th to the Scorpion-tick
ets on sale
OCEAN FRONT DAYTONA Motel
seeks energetic student as campus
rep. for Spring break trip. Go free and
earn good money. Resume: Safari
Motel 357 South Atlantic Ave.Dayto
na Beach, Florida 32018 Attention
Terry Abdo
PUSSY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY today;
evicted tomorrow. Love Mich and
Hitler
RED—HEADED WENCH! NNAYL
LOM: used / by certain nomadic tribes
(Brumbaughlan) to mean where are
you?!
RIDE NEEDED: WHO concert In Pitts
burgh, $, 865.0536
SAY IT SOFT and sweet. Say It hot
and wild. But say It In cookies. Choc
olate chip cookie messages $3.50.
Kiss my cookies 231 East Beaver
SEND HER/HIM ROSES, Chocolates,
Champagne, etc. Deliveries with a
flair. Daydreams Inc. 237.8324
THE SCORPION OFFERS great rock
n' roll Tuesdays with the Toyz plus
Happy Hours all night
STUDENT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
GERMAN TUTORING FOR course
work or personal knowledge. Refer
ence, reasonable. Call 234-0895, 8 to
10 am
IMPROVE YOUR GRADES. Research
catalog- 306 pages- 10,278 topics.
Rush $l.OO. Box 25097 C Los Angeles,
90025. (213)477-8226
PAT'S TYPING SERVICE. Versatile,
very qualified, reasonable, experi
enced resumes, letters, term papers,
dissertations. Call 237-2461 •
THE NEW YORK Times is available at
reduced campus prices. Call Pat at
234-1788 for more Information
COCINO'S SHOE REPAIR, 10 per
cent off, student 1.D., 323 East Beaver
Ave. 234.5208. .6
KINKO'S • QUALITY XEROX copies,
passport photos, theslses, bulk dis
counts, photo finishing, rubber
stamps, business cards. Call 238-
COPY.
CUT AND DRIED • Hairstyling for men
and women. Call for appointment.
Open six days a week 9 to 5. Evening
appointments available.
ELWOOD'S HAIR STUDIO. The most
talked about haircutting salon on
carppus. Begin this term with a fresh
cut. Call today 237-6663
FIXING UP YOUR room? Centre Hard
ware has chains, stains, and com
plete plant care. 221 S. Allen. 237-
4962
FOR FAST, EFFICIENT, economical
copies visit Gnomon Copy. 130 West
College Avenue. 237-1111
FOR SALE: USED furniture: chests,
beds, sofas, chairs; dinettes, desks-
Everything For Your Apartment Furni
tdre Exchange, 522 East College Ave
nue. Dial 238.1181
KING PRINTING. WE offer quality
work at reasonable prices. Free park
ing, fast service. 616 E. College Ave.
238.2536
KNOOK AND CRANNY, 201 W. Bea
ver Ave. 237-8350- Counted cross
stitch, needlepoint, and DMC stitch-.
Ing supplies. Unusual even-weave
fabrics- complete line of macrame
materials
KOPEASE- FOR ALL your photocopy
needs. Free collating, reduction, au
tomatic front to back copying, thesis,
labels, free stapling, term papers. 436
E. College Ave. 236.484
T.V., STEREO BROKEN down? Our
service is exceptional! Competent,
fast, economical! We service all
brands, all types of electronic equip
ment. T & R Electronics. 225 South
Allen St. 238.3800 •
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