4—The Daily Collegian Thursday, June 23,1983
PSU has summer camp
for computer whiz kids
By GRACE LoMONACO
Collegian Staff Writer
With the computer age upon us,
elementary and high school students
can get a head start for the future by
attending the computer camps of
fered by the University this summer.
Melinda Harr, conference coordi
nator at the Keller Conference Cen
ter, said the camps, co-sponsored by
Continuing Education and the College
of Education, are being offered to
students between the ages of 12 and 17
to learn introductory computer skills.
Mike Patrilak, Continuing Educa
tion and State College High School
teacher, said the students learn to
type and run programs and complete
exercises in a text during the six-day
camp.
During the first day of cqmp, stu
dents are instructed in the program
ming language LOGO, which was
developed at Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Patrilak said. The
language BASIC is taught during the
remainder of the week.
®aimn
On the Diamond In Boalsburg
Dinner Daily 5-10 p.m.
Rooms lor private parties or banquets
Excellent wine list
Sandwiches till 11:30 p.m.
Bar Service till 1:00 a.m.
For Reservations
Phone 466-6241
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to discourage the placement of
advertising that may be cruel or
unnecessarily embarrassing to
individuals or organizations.
AUTHENTIC WESTERN CLOTH
ING, boots by Tony Lama, Noco
ha, Justin, & Bona Allen. Made
in Texas and all leather. Also
western shirts, vests, sport
coats, square dance accesso
ries & hats. Quality is Hat Ta'
Boot 1359 E. College Avenue.
237-8725
COMPUTER DISKETTES COM
PATIBLE with.most computers,
3M Scotch and Verbatim at dis
count prices, Acorn, 232 S.Allen,
238-6021
COUCH, DOUBLE BED, kit table,
bass, electric guitars w/amps.
Call 234-0738 mornings. All ne
gotiable
DRESSERS, CHESTS, MAT
TRESSES and box springs, di
nettes, end tables, desks,
applicances and more. Furniture
Exchange, 522 East College Ave,
238-1181
FOR SALE: NUMARK 2400, 10
band equalizer $140; U.S. Divers
wetsuit (medium), bibs w/top,
hood, gloves $150; Rocket tins
$25; U.D.T. Llfevest $4O; Seiko
Automatic Chronograph watch
many features $120; Call 237-
7696 after 6pm ’
FOUR ALL SEASON radials.
Firestone Trax 12.165/15 almost
new. Call 237-5693
GUILD SOLID BODY electric gui
tar w/case. New Gibson tuna
matic bridge. Best offer call
Scott 237-0342
INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto,
motorcycle, home, personal be
longings, hospitalization. For
professional, courteous service,
238-6633
MRTIN TWELVE STRING D-35
for sale. $6OO or best offer, call
craig 234-2944
MOBILE HOME FURNISHED,
appliances, ‘1 mile from campus.
Good condition and $3,500. Call
Phil: leave message 863-0525, or
keep trying 238-5989
MOBILE HOME, 12’X60\ car
peted, utility shed, porch, nice
lot, available July 25th, $5OOO,
238-6389
MOBILE HOME 12'x60', 2 bdrm,
on large wooded lot In park. 25
minutes from S.C. 422-8712
ONE BEDROOM MOBILE home
for sale In Boalsburg with fire
place. 237-5993 anytime, $3700
/Ufa. A.
m m m
901 W. Aaron Dr.
State College, PA
Now leasing for
summer & fall
• free bus service • swimming pods
• free parking • laundry facilities
• cable TV
1 & 2 br. units available
9 & 12 month leases
“(LOGO) is a programming lan
guage excellent for introducing pro
gramming techniques, in particular,
at the elementary and secondary
levels,” Patrilak said.
Although most of the students have
no background in microcomputer op
eration, they will cover 27 lessons
including low resolution graphics.
Harr said the classes are held from
8-30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday
through Thursday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings and for half a day
on Fridays.
Sunday evening, the students are
taken on a tour of the campus and the
computer facilities, she said. The
students also go to Stone Valley Rec
reation Area for a picnic Monday
evening, she said.
The students stay in the University
dorms and eat in the cafeteria, Harr
said.
For information contact Melinda
Harr at the Conference Center at 865-
8820.
COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
USED COLOR, BLACK and
white TV’s. Pat or Boyd, 364-
9664
74 YAMAHA 500, new engine,
excellent condition, $750. Call
234-0738, mornings
23” YELLOW MEN'S 10-speed,
virtually new $lOO neg. 234-3674
DBX 122 NOISE reduction unit.
DBX 117 compressor/expander.
Best offer. Call 237-5194 (nights)
or 863-3214 (days)
MUST SELL: TECHNICS direct
drive turntable SL-Q2 w/car
tridge $170; Technics SA6I6 re
ceiver (85 watts) $350; Pioneer
10 1/2 inch reel-reel stereo tape
deck Rt-1011L (brand new) $500;
KSA custom loudspeakers-list
$llOO-only $700; tapes, cabinet;
George 234-3393 PIONEER SX
535 AM/FM stereo receiver.
Clean sound. Call Greg after
5:00 238-1754 $lOO.OO .
LIONS GATE
apartments
424 Waupelanl Drive
238-2600
10a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri
10a.m. -3 p.m. Sat.
APARTMENT LEASE FOR SALE:
one-bedroom Penn Tower apart
ment starting third week in Au
gust. Call 234 ; 5633 for more
information.
AVAILABLE FALL TERM: five
bedroom duplex, Legion Lane
and University Drive,
$720/month plus electric. Call
4pm to 10 pm 234-1007
TWO BEDROOM (THREE per
son) apts. available starting fall
term. 4 blocks from campus
395/mo. includes heat. Call 355-
7479 (days) , 466-6489, 466*6360
(evenings)
Park Forest
Apartments
814-23 8-1443
CENTURY TOWERS 710 South
Atherton St., State College. Lo
cated 7 blocks from campus,
next to tennis courts, baseball
field and shopping center. Furni
shed/unfurnished efficiencies
and one-bedrooms starting at
$330/month, Includes all utili
ties, electricity, cable and park
ing. Phone 238-5081
WAGNER
AND
GILLILAND
1 ANd 2 bEdROOM
fußNished
. APARTMENTS.
1 block From CAMpus.
AvAiUblf AuqusT 21.
214-4001
ACCOMPANIST NEEDED FOR
ballet classes. No experience
necesssary. Good sight reading
skills useful, not required. 237-
2784
ACCOMPANIST NEEDED FOR
modern dance classes. No expe
rience necessary. Improvisation
skills useful, not required. 237-
2784
ENJOY AN AMISH Barnraising
Dinner- presented by P.S.U.
Food Service Students June 30,
6pm in Maple Room of Human
Development Building. Tickets
$7.25. Reservations Required:
865-1736
THE MUSIC WORKSHOP. Qual- MALE NEEDS ROOM for fall a*
ity instruction on guitar, pi- main campus. Call 814-454-2630
ano,voice, and more. For more or write Doug Wheeler 3318
information: 238-2660 Chapin Street, Erie, Pa. 16508
STUDENTS!
With every new application submitted after May Ist, 1983
on'a Parkway Plaiza (B-building) or Logan House Apartment,
you’ll be entitled to either a FREE Raquetball or Nautilus
membership at the State College Racquet Club.
FREE POCKET BILLIARDS! To WANTED: OWN ROOM In apt. 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT avail
introduce you to the HUB Bil- w |th one or two other grad, able August 22. Pleasant coun
liard Room for Summer Term, students. Fall 1983. Dale 234- try setting 10 mi n u, ®s
we are pleased to announce free 3974 campus. On bus route. Pets uk.
play from 11am to I:4spm week- , 12 month lease. $375/month.
days, June 23 thru June 29. We | . | 355-8927 evenings after 6
appreciate our customers
RENT A T.V., low rates. Color or
b/w. Any length of time. Acorn,
232 S.AIIen
SMALL REFRIGERATORS FOR
rent. $42.20 summer term. Un
limited Rent-Alls, 140 N. Ather
ton, near bus station. 238-3037
STUDENT looking to help you
flx-up or repair your house or
apartment. Skilled in carpentry
and other handy work. Own
tools. 237-0427 after 5 p.m.
TELEVISION SERVICE CENTER
at Acorn. Prompt, expert, affor
dable. Specializing and
Sony. 232 S.AIIen, 238-6021
THE UNITARIAN UNIVERSAL
IST FELLOWSHIP open to all,
seeking to unify all people in a
large spiritual fellowship
through a philosophy of religion
that stresses reason, goodness,
and service; helping each per
son to gain increased depth of
faith, strength of character, and
greatness of soul. We invite you
to join us, Sundays, 11:00 a.m.,
758 Glenn Road. For a ride,
please call: 237-7605.
UtfINKD TO fI€NT
FEMALE GRADUATE STUDENT
looking for room with Christian
family, fall 'B3-spring 'B4. Karen
(717)278-3134
GRAD STUDENT SEEKS room in
group house 250-300/mo rent,
non-smoker. Aug. 15. Call(w)
800-424-2774 Julie
Explore the cozy hideaways at PARKWAY
PLAZA. Hibernate any hot summer day on
your balcony and study in air-conditioned
comfort. . .or enjoy a refreshing plunge in your
private pool. Your swim-club membership is
free. PARKWAY is solidly constructed too;
that means you. won’t be distracted by your
neighbor’s new amp system. ALL utilities are
provided at the PLAZA including cable TV and
our famous 24-hour “We Care” maintenance.
Rent is a breeze from $130.00 per person,
furnished. Free bus service available. Office
hours Mon-Fri 9-5 Sat. 10-4
CHOICE STUDIOS and 1-BEDRM
APARTMENTS STILL AVAILABLE.
Call Irene at the PLAZA at 238-3432.
HOM€S
2 and 3 bedroom
houses. Carpeted.
Some uiith fire
places. Reason
able rent.
Students per
mitted. Available
August 21.
234-4001
DOWNTOWN FURNISHED
APARTMENTS for rent begin
ning fall. Starting at $275. Call
237-1923 for Ambassador Bldg,
and 234-7243 for E.College Ave
EFF., ONE, TWO, and three bed
room apartments for rent, avail
able Summer and Fall. Some
apts available for late August.
All utilities included,(except 2&3
bedrooms). Pets welcome,
pleasant and private country set
tings. Free parking and cable
TV. Call Pennwood North Apts,
at 234-4309, 10-5, M-F
FIVE EFFICIENCIES FOR fall in
Ambassador Building across
from South Halls. Call 466-6878
or 234-4084,
MALE WANTED FOR own room
in an exceptional apartment
close to campus. Very private.
Low cost. 234-5269
SUMMER RENTALS: REDUCED
rates on town view apartments,
for further information Call 466-
6878
Two new trustees
added in election
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for 12 years. In 1979-80, he chaired the
House Agriculture Committee. A Uni
versity alumnus, he graduated in 1943
with a bachelor’s of science.
Saying he has “no chips on my
shoulder” and “no axes to grind,”
Thomas stressed that he would at
tempt to ensure that the University’s
College of Agriculture is treated
fairly in budgetary matters.
“I’m interested in seeing that agri
culture doesn’t get a back seat when
all the dollars are handed out,” said
Thomas, co-owner of Brooks End
Farm, which produces purebred
Yorkshire and Landrace breeding
swine.
Because there “has never been a
healthy economy without a healthy
agriculture,” Thomas said he “does
not want to see agriculture short
changed.”
Asked what he thinks about Univer
sity President John W. Oswald’s re
peated request to the state for a 50-50
ratio between state appropriations
■ESI
LOST BLACK RAY—BANS,
name Inside frame. $5 for return.
Call 238-8724
Laughter
is the shock absorber
of life's blows
Spqcial rental opportunity
for summer and fall
EFFICIENCIES, ONE-BEDROOM,
AND TWO-BEDROOM
9 and 12-month Leases Available
o Free Centre Line Bus Passes
• Concerned Management
• Free Parking • Free Tennis Courts
• Gas Heating and Cooking included in Rent
• Air Conditioning • Pets Allowed
• Large Rooms & Closets • Beautiful Grounds
• Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments
ON THE
GROW...
“FOUND" NOTICES
ARE PUBLISHED
FOR THREE DAYS AT NO
CHARGE
FOUND; CLASS RING found In
Rec Hall Identify by calling 238-
2385
FOUND PAIR OF glasses
w/case, front of SAE, 6/22, call to
Identify and claim 238-3473
Introducing Alexander Court, the new
member of our family,... now on the
grow at Locust Lane and East Beaver
Avenue in State College. Timed for a
bountiful spring 'B3 harvest of hand
some one- and two-bedroom apart
ments in a perfect locale. . .juststeps
from campus, shopping, movies and
eateries. Alexander Court will feature a
laundry oh each floor, 24-hour
maintenance, and TV'cable included
in the down-to-earth rents. Plus wall;
to-wall carpeting, draperies, dish
washers and air conditioning for
added comfort and convenience. Call
237-0363 now and reserve your own
spanking new apartment at Alexander
Court!
NOW
and student tuition, Thomas said he
was not in the position to answer that
question. He added, however, that
when he attended the University, he
did not “ask for a nickel.”
“Students should not have their
hand out asking for something for
nothing,” Thomas said.
In addition to Kidd, the University
alumni re-elected Walter J. Conti,
current president of the board, and
Lawrence G. Foster, vice president of
public relations for Johnson and
Johnson. Trustee Ralph D. Hetzel Jr.,
a member of the board since 1956,
was not re-elected
The agricultural societies re-elect
ed state Rep. Roger A. Madigan, R-
Bradford County. Trustee Raymond
E. Sperry, who has served since 1977,
was not re-elected. And delegates
from Pennsylvania industrial socie
ties re-elected two trustees: H. Thom
as Hallowell Jr., chairman of the
board „of STS Technologies, and J.
Lloyd Huck, president and chief oper
ations officer of Merck and Co. Inc.
The
ENJOY THE GOOD
LIFE HERE, AT
RATES THAT
CAN'T BE BEAT
A.W. & Sons Enterprise Rental Office Hours
M-F 8:30-5, Sat. 10-4
Committee's bill
harsher warning
By TOM SEPPY
Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON A harsher warn
ing would be placed on cigarette
packages and advertising if a bill
approved yesterday by the Senate
Labor and Human Resources Com
mittee becomes law.
Under a proposal sponsored by Sen.
Thomas F. Eagleton, D-Mo., the la
bels would read:, “Warning! Ciga
rette smoking causes CANCER,
EMPHYSEMA, HEART DISEASE;
may complicate PREGNANCY, and
is ADDICTIVE.”
Cigarette packages and advertising
now must carry: ‘Warning: The Sur
geon General Has Determined That
Cigarette Smoking is Dangerous to
Your Health.”
The committee adopted Eagleton’s
measure by a vote of 15-1, with Sen.
John P. East, R-N.C., dissenting. The
panel then voted 15-1-1, with East
again dissenting and Sen. Dan
Quayle, R-Ind., voting present, to
send the Smoking Prevention Health
COLl€GlflN CinSSIF l€P APS
GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick
up. Leland Enterprises 238-2553
GOLD! CLASS RINGS! Jewelry,
etc. Don't sell before you see
me! To 100% cash market! For
fast pickup --466-7713 Boalsburg
PROGRAM COORDINATOR:
MUST have strong background
j . in physical education and recre
! i' ation. Responsabillties will be to
•; develop youth programs and
team sports for youth and
adults. Fulltime position. Send
*; * resume to Bellefonte YMCA, 125
W. High Street, Bellefonte, PA.,
16823, Attention: Executive Di
;; rector by 6/30/83
>, WANTED MALE DORM contract
•!V for fall semester. Call collect 1-
717-424-0970 Jeff Ruben
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. 1/2
of large one bedroom apt. Bea
ver Hill. $lOO for entire summer.
Call Dave at 234-3946
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATLY WITH
fall option: own bedroom In two
person apartment, one block
from campus, females only, no
pets. Call 237-8409 after spm
DEAL! ON OWN room, two
blocks from campus. Available
Immediately. Please call 234-
4905
FEMALE NEEDED TO sublet for
rest of summer, $l4O w/util. Ask
for Danny, 237-4232
MY SUBLETER SKIPPED town!
Please me and yourself by tak
ing your own room in a house
very close to campus. Reasona
ble price. Available now, fall
option 234 0197 *
ONE BEDROOM WITH large
.kitchen. $l9O per month. June
free. 237-1618
SUMMER SUBLET OWN room in
house. Furnished. Free June
rent. Call 234-3709
SUMMER SUBLET 2 BED
ROOMS 2 baths. Call David at 1-
717-766-0549 collect. 501 West
College .
SUMMER. Vaof two bedroom
apartment. Park Forest. Free
bus pass, swimming pool. Call
234-7831
to win at:
ASK MR. FOSTER
TRAVEL
For all your
travel needs
220 Calder Way
237-6501
H€LP mnNT€l>
DO YOU HAVE a summer work
study grant? We need you in the
German Department. Interesting
position; some typing required.
Call 865-5481
HELPER FOR HANOI—CAPPED
lady. Flexible days and hours.
Strong female please call 238-
5535
MONEY IN YOUR pocket- be
come a sera-tec plasma donor
and earn $BO-$lOO per month
237-5761
ACCURATE PROFESSIONAL
TYPIST close campus, IBM
Memory typewriter, letters, re
sumes, papers, theses, Diane
237-4948, 237-3027
EXPERT TYPIST: NEAR campus,
graduate school approved for
thesis typing. Great speller. Call
Roberta 238-4514
and Education Act to the Senate floor
for action.
In addition to the warning label, the
bill directs the Secretary of Health
and Human Services to establish and
carry out a program to inform the
public of the dangers to health from
from cigarette smoking. It also re
quires cigarette companies to pro
vide the secretary with a complete
list of each chemical additive and its
quantity used in the manufacture of
its cigarettes, under penality of a
$lO,OOO fine
Horace R. Kornegay, chairman of
the Tobacco Institute, was upset by
the committee’s action because the
industry had already reached
agreement with the government on a
new warning.
“The compromise warning was
HHS’s warning, not the industry’s
warning,” said Kornegay after the
vote. “But we are pragmatists, so we
were willing to go along. It is the
strongest label in the free world.”
Under the agreement, reached be
tween Kornegay and Dr. Edward
JUST YOUR TYPE f§st friendly
typing pick-up/deliver call Karen
(local calls) 692-8509 or 238-2968
PROFESSIONAL TYPING FOR
all your needs. Grad school cer
tified. Campus delivery. Rush
lobs possible. 359-3068
BooMwintcs
APARTMENT HUNTING? TWO
males and one female seek sec
ond' female to share four bed
room townhouse next year. Call
Mike 234-7211, or Chuck 238-
3274 after 7 pm
MALE ROOMMATE FOR Sum
mer: Reg. 148/mo asking 99/mo.
Buspass. Park Forest Apt. Call
Mark 2’38-8346
ONE ROOMMATE MALE/FE
MALE own room, Lions Gate,
$l3O/month. Call Rob after 11pm
(717) 652-4465
STUDIOUS GRAD DESIRED to
share two bedroom apartment
for fall, spring, summer. Call Bill
234-6685 ,
JODON’S
STAPLES
Is now enrolling
fora summer
RIDING SCHOOL
PROGRAM .
Centro Line Bus Service to Stable
Phone 237-4364
234-0960
AIRLANDSEA TRAVEL 216
W.College Ave. 238-6000. We
offer the' lowest airfares to
worldwide destinations, free
ticket delivery, and we love
groups!
APPALACHIAN OUTDOOR
H.OUSE, 324 W.College Ave.,
234-4284. We have a large selec
tion of spring outdoor clothing
for men and women, hiking and
casual shorts, rugby shirts,
shoes and hiking boots. Some
thing for everyone!
ATTENTION: THE NEW York
Times and USA Today are avail
able at reduced rates to stu
dents and staff. Call 234-1788 for
more information
A-1 COPY: COPIES - Reductions,
oversize, Self-Serve/We-Serve,
stamps,’label copy- daiiv C* lEAfI B St M Classified Information
ing, laminating, typesetting. 224 aally |fl tp Vfl Idl B Mail-lfl Form
S. Fraser-• across from the post
office-237-4411 • Policy
COMPLETE HARDWARE UNE,' Changes canno/be made alter the first Insertion
minwax stains, plant care needs. cash refunds will only be given for ads cancelled by 1 p.m. the day before the first Insertion. Only credit
Full service hardware since ■ vouchers will be given alter this time.
c ,„„ „_ rl/ i n „ inr cneinm. The Dally Collegian will only be responsible for one day's Incorrect Insertion. Please come to room 126
1944. Free parking tor custom Carnegie Building Immediately If there Is an error In your ad.
ers. Centre Hardware, Inc. d.c\ The Dally Collegian will not knowingly cause to be printed or published any notice or advertisement relating
South Allen St. 237*4962 to employment or membership Indicating any preference, limitation, specification or descrlmlnatlon based
—. ■ —— upon race, color, sexual orientation, religious creed, ancestry, age, sex, national orgln or non*Job related
FLYING FINGERS TYPING Serv* handicap or disability.
Ice: a complete typing service . p repa | d order Form Ads
one block from campus. 10.30- Just MAIL In the classified order form with the correct payment and your ad will appear when requested.
4:3opm Mon-Frl 119 S. Fraser We must receive the ad the morning before publication.
St., Suite B. 237-2905 No PERSONAL ads accepted by mall.
FROM NEW YORK The Chang- . • Deadlines
ina Times Hair Designs-A very classified 1 p.m. one business day before publication
n, r( A f 7nmq cancellation 1 p.m. one business day before publication
special place. Hart or f,' , renewal —no later than 1 p.m. the last day the ad Is to appear In the paper.
creative design team. 111 West r . * ;
Nlttany Ave. 238-3315 Classified Mail Order Form
GNOfvIAN COPY. 130 W. College N , PhnnP #
Ave./237-1111. Open Bam to Name , : nnone ff
9pm. Thesis and resume quality Address I
and° laminating' Widfmnge of <P hono numbßr P ub,l3hßd ""'V «Included below)
paper Please print your ad one word per box:
MCADAM'S TRAVEL WORLD,
103 E. Beaver Ave, 237-6463-
Book now for all European trav-
el. Eurail passes, charters
Surviving in the
Real World ALL ADS MUST B 6 PREPA | O AND MUST follow collegian policy
rheortgina Date ad begins ■. Make checks payable to:
"How ro" seminar Total days in paper Collegian Inc.
Limited Number ot Amount paid 126 Carnegie Building
°[mc) l, grads Classification University Park, PA 16802
Seminar key areas: number of days
• |y of words dayi [day 2 days | day 4 pays |
• WhiinSr 1-15 2,05 3.04 4,03 5.02 6.01 -99
• Assertiveness training 16-20 2.58 3.83 5.08 6.33 7.58 1.25
• planning 21-25 3,09 4.60 6.11 7.62 9.13 1.51
• Sexuality in the 26.-30 3.62 5.39 7.16 8.93 10.70 1.77
workplan' 31-35 4.09 6.07 8.05 10.03 12.01 1.98
For further intormaiion “ :
anil free application. . Classifications
send name. arlilress.anL apartmontp found (free) rooms
phom* numlx r to. attention help wanted roommates H
"suivlving in the Real World otlvo , h ? O UB f B Cng I
(>(>4 torrent parties wanted I
Siau' College. I’A K>Bt)l for sale rlaes/rlders wanted to rent |
would require
on cigarettes
Brandt, assistant HHS secretary, the
label would have said: “SURGEON
GENERAL’S WARNING: Cigarette
smoking increases your risk of can
cer and heart, lung and other serious
diseases.”
Committee Chairman Orrin G.
Hatch, R-Utah, who had delayed ac
tion on the bill while the industry and
the administration held discussions,
said the compromise warning was
inadequate.
He said he favored multiple warn
ings to be rotated on the cigarette
packages, but he said he would go
along with the wishes of the commit
tee.
East, who said he had several
amendments to the bill but would
introduce them on the Senate floor,
said the compromise is “a very se
rious warning
“I think the government, including
Congress, can become too heavy
handed, over zealous,” he said.
Eagleton, a persistent critic of the
tobacco industry, is a heavy smoker
who took up the practice 37 years ago.
NAOMI & CO Your cmplete hair
care center! Hair styling, perms,
cellophanes and much more
OLD WOOD ANTIQUES Special
izing In buying and selling fine
antiques and collectables. 328
S.AIIen (814) 234-3570 Tues-Sat.
12-5
OLD WOOD ANTIQUES Special
izing In buying and selling fine
antiques and collectables. 328
S. Allen St. (814) 234-3570 fues-
Sat. 12-5
PARCEL SERVICE WITH $lOO
insurance for less than the P.O.
Optional overnight service any
where, free world. Klaban's sa
tellite parcel service, 206 S.
Allen St. State College
PAT’S TYPING SERVICE. Versa
tile, .very qualified, reasonable,
experienced resumes, letters,
term papers, dissertations. Call
237-2461
PAT’S TYPING SERVICE. Versa
tile, very qualified, reasonable,
experienced resumes, letters,
term papers, dissertations. Call
237-2461
RENT: IBM SELECTRICS and
small refrigerators. Bulk sales:
balloons, other party supplies
Unlimited Rent-Alls, 140 N. Ath
erton, Near bus station
RENT: IBM SELECTRICS and
small refrigerators. Bulk sales:
bqllons, and other party sup
plles, Unlimited rentalls
STAMPS BOUGHT AND sold,
also supplies and appraisals, All
at The Stamp Shop. 119 S. Fra
ser St., 238-7833 ,
THE WESLEY STUDENT Center
256 E. College Ave. has rooms
for student activities. Call 238-
6739
TRY A NEW look for summer.
Call Valerie, 234-2073 for a com
pllmentary facial from Mary Kay
TV, STEREO BROKEN down?
Our service Is exceptional! We
service all brands of television
and stereo equipment. T & R
Electronics, 225 South Allen St.
238-3800
YARD WORK—weekends we
will clean and beautify your yard
for you. You supply the tools
and we do the chores. Call for
appointments and fees. 237-
0427.
BEAUTIFY YOUR RESIDENCE.
Earn beautiful soilfree plants.
Have a plant party. Call Kris 355-
8781
PREGNANT?
State Licensed
Child Placing Agency
has loving couples eager to
adopt your child. All medical
and legal expenses paid. All
replies held in strictest
confidence. Free housing and
Free counseling available.
CALL (215) 289-BABY
Recipient of United Way
Donor Option Plan
GOLDENCRADLE
ABORTION ALTERNATIVE
GOLDEN Cradle Adoption Serv
ices. Free housing, counseling,
medical care. Recipient of Unit
ed Way Donor Option plan. A
state licensed agency. Call col
lect (215)289-BABY
DEAR CLAUDE, COME by Good
Buy Mr Chips, behind the Train
Station, beside Domino's, for an
awesome ice cream cookie
sandwich. Besides them, you're
my favorite cookie in town! Sally
GET ACQUAINTED WITH an in
ternational daily newspaper. The
Christian Science Monitor, 208
South Allen St
SEE WHAT A difference a perm
makes. Long lasting body, rich
in conditioners, the style of your
choice. Call Elwood’s Hair Stu
dio at 237-6663.
FRATERNITY ROOMS AVAIL
ABLE: singles for summer, dou
bles in the fall. Kitchen and
social privileges included. Call
Mike 234-6072 or 237-9923. After
6pm please
NON-SMOKING GRADUATE
STUDENTS preferred for private
rooms near campus with quiet
study environment, 237-6581
POOL SIDE LIVING summer
term co-ed accomodations, 2
blocks from campus, kitchen
privileges,cable tv, optional so
cial, Call 238-9911 or 238-5553
ROOMS FOR SUMMER in house
2 blocks from campus. Own
bedrooms, laundry, kitchen,
parking, utilities, yard. Call 237-
3941
Collision
A Philadelphia city policeman surveys the scene at 36th and Market streets where a SEPTA trolley, left, collided with a
tractor trailer yesterday. There were no serious injuries.
HOUSE FOR RENT, August 15,
1983, max 6 persons, one block
from campus, 6 bedrooms. Call
238-3347
ROOM FOR SUMMER two
blocks from campus with fall
option, own bedroom, kitchen
privileges etp, parking, utilities,
yard. Call 238-1741 or 863-0802
3 BEDROOM UNIT, one block
from campus, four' persons,
available August 15, twelve
month lease. Call 238-1741, 863-
0802
3 BEDROOM UNIT close to cam
pus, 3 people, available 8/15/83,
12 month lease. Call 238-1741 or
863-0802. Unit on Sunrise Ter
race
AUTOMOTIVE
71 VOLKSWAGON SQ.BK. 4
new mlchelins, mechanically
good. $BOO .Call Frank 238-6909
1969 VW BUG, good body Interi
or. Needs engine work, $6OO or
best offer
' The
TROPHY ROOM
will be closed for
vacation from 1 pm
Friday, July 1 to 10
am Tuesday, Sept. 6
The Trophy Soon?
In the Parking Garage
126 S. Pugh 237-3067
answers
(o Monday’s puzzle
REASONS
TO LIVE IN THE DOWNTOWN CROUP
• Cedarhrook • PeunTowers •
• Beaver Hill * Garner Court •
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1 M iliT! BkU MilWB distance to campus!
SMI w (onlV 5 minutes away |
LOCATION
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1 Bedroom and Studios
Available
The Daily Collegian Thursday, June 23, 1983—5
Give Jerry’s
kids a hand.
Support s|
the u //
Muscular \ JJ
Dystrophy n^ociav^ 7
Association.
CALL TODAY
237-0363
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