4—The Daily Collegian Tuesday, Feb. 14, 1984
Don't tamper with animals,
The College of Agriculture will
make sure students know they will be
prosecuted if caught tampering with
animals being used for research pro
jects, a professor of poultry science
said yesterday.
Kenneth Goodwin said the college
plans to put up signs warning poten
tial vandals of prosecution and is
considering placing a similar warn
ing in the student handbook.
George F. McCoikle, agriculture
safety officer, said that while all the
University's farms and barns are
subject to various types of vandal
ism, the college is most concerned
with the theft of chickens from the
Poultry research farm. Those thefts
occur more frequently and are usual
ly more damaging than other inci
dents, he said.
The most recent incident was in
December when two students were
fined more than $2OO each for stealing
four chickens from We poultry re
search farm, Paul W. Parsons, man
ager of the research poultry farm,
said.
. Goodwin said it was not the loss of
the chickens that bothered the de
partment, but that these incidents
often ruin important research pro
jects.
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"The problem is that the (poultry
farm) is a research facility and these
people don't realize when they tam
per with it they hamper months of
research," Goodwin said.
"As far as we are concerned, there
is no such thing as an unimportant
bird in the farm research project,"•he
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APARTMENTS
APARTMENTS, HOUSES,
ROOMS, available now and fall
applications accepted. 237.1564
CENTURY TOWERS 710 South
Atherton St., State College. Lo
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next to tennis courts, baseball
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parking. Office open 8:30 to 6
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DESPERATELY NEEDED!
APARTMENT for 3 or 5 girls In a
downtown complex for next fall.
Preferably Cedarbrook. Call 865-
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FEMALE ROOMATE needed to
share 115 of 2 bedroom apt. in
Cedarbrook. 237-9841.
GRAD STUDENTS 2 bdrm. town
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Assume our lease In June, Fall
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$425/mo 238.2339, 863.2946
HOUSEMATE TO SHARE 1/2 of
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ONE BEDROOM UNFUR
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call Sharon: days 237-0462,
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PARKING SPACES available pri-
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STUDENTS... INTERESTED' IN
living this Fall in an exciting
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nity with emphasis on tenant
involvement? Call 237-4486 for
further info.
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE on E.
Beaver Ave. Available now thru
May 31. $400.00/month. Walking
distance to campus. Quiet
neighborhood. 234.3961.
Parsons said most of the chickens
in the farm now are part of research
projects and some are very valuable.
"We do have a couple of lines of
birds that cannot be replaced," Par
sons said.
1 1/2 BEDROOM MOBILE home;
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electric and oil. Call 234-3901
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❑ 1 & 2 Bedroom
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SECURITY
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901 E W.
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238.1443
Hours
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ACROSS FROM CAMPUS: $l2O
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113 of 1 bedroom, alc and other
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nowt 237-7828, evenings.
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Non-smoking female wanted.
University Terrace, pool, a/c,
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Located downtown, only one
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New furniture, A/C, all utilities,
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mFEMALE TO SHARE 1 / 2 sum
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Call 238-3204
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237.6662 after 6:00
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Enroll directly in courses at the
University of Leeds, England
Applications must be submitted no later than
Thursday, 1 March 1984
Office of Education Abroad Programs
313 Willard Building
•
• University Park, PA 16802
prof warns
—by Steve Wilson
SPACIOUS, TWO BEDROOM
apartment, summer sublet, fall
option. Rent negotiable. Great
location. Call 234-9642
SPRING OR SUMMER sublet
female 1 / 2 large bedroom. Fur
nished house, yard. Parking.
$143.75 Karen 237-5643
SUBLET AVAILABLE IMMEDI-
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one block from campus. A/C,
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SUBLET AVAILABLE IMMEDI
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s26olmonth or roommate (fe
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SUBLET: EFFICIENCY. UNFUR
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pus. Available 3-15 or sooner.
Call 238-7533 evenings
SUMMER SUBLET 1/3 Beaver
Hill apartment, block from cam
pus. Rent negotiable. 23843936.
Mike or. Joe
SUMMER SUBLET—PARKWAY
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ing, negotiable. 234.8093
SUMMER SUBLET LARGE 1-
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to campus airconditioned free
parking includes' all utilities.
Rent negotiable 238-3879
SUMMER SUBLET. SUNNY, spa
cious efficiency. 3 blocks from
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SUMMER SUBLET WITH fall op
tion 500 block East Beaver one
block from campus. Two bed
rooms, free parking and cable
TV, sundeck. Rent negotiable.
Call 237-8751
SUMMER SUBLET: PARKWAY
Plaza 2 bedroom; 2 baths; air
conditioning; free bus , pass;
pool; rent negotiable. Call 238-
4753
SUMMER: 1/4 OF two bedroom
spacious apartment. $75 month
ly. All utilities included. Call
Patty 234.0690
THREE SUMMER SUBLETS
available: Female, large apart
ment, close to campus. 238.2797
2 BDRM. DUPLEX avail. March
15th. Professional couple
$290.00 month. Near or on bus
route. Call after 6p.m. 4666035.
Water and sewage included.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
FOR SUMMER AND FALL
UNIVERSITY TERRACE
SUTTON COURT THE LOFTS
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825 BELLAIRE AVENUE, STATE COLLEGE, 238-4911
Academic Year Abroad
Fall 1984 - Spring 1985
Telephone: (814)'865-7681
Interest community
90 more interested
said. -
• The applications so far have come from students in
the University Scholars Progiam, campus ministry
About 45 students have applied to reside in the organizations and the Lion Ambassadors, among oth
interest community that .would allow students from ers, Lichtig said.
various campus groups to live; in a self-governing- "No particular group dominates • the number of
setting, a project sponsor said yesterday. applicants so far, which is what will make this commu-
Managing general partner. Benson Lichtig said the nity work because, with diversified representation )
additional 90 students needed to fill occupancy 'of the there will be more ideas and better communication
community, to be in ' Orchard Park Village near South- among students," Lichtig said.
gate Drive, probably will apply closer to the Feb. 25 Raymond G. Studer, professor of environmental
deadline. design, said he thinks other interest communities have
'Applications are not coming in as quickly as I would been successful, but he does not think a privately
like them to, but I think students are organizing next funded interest community has been tried before.
year's living arrangements with their friends right now ' Lichtig said although the townhouses would be rented
and a lot of people like to wait until the last minute," to anyone if enough application are not received, he
Lichtig said. hopes it will not become "another rental project."
After, having his interest community idea rejected by Lichtig said although he could make more money if
the University 13 years ago when he was Undergrad- he would rent the townhouses to anyone, that is not the
uate Student Government president, Lichtig decided to purpose of building the community.
fund the project privately. "We're putting the money up for the project; now it's
About 400 applications have been distributed among up to the students to make it work," Lichtig said.
more than 35 student groups and 18 Commonwealth Applications for the interest community may be
campuses, Lichtig said. picked up in 305 Kern, 203 and 1018 HUB and 352 E.
"Every group I have spoken with has expressed 1 College Ave. Applicants will know by early March
nothing but praise and encouragement for the idea;" he whether they were accepted, he said.
By MARK DiAI4ITONIO
Collegian Staff Writer
ROOMMATES
FEMALE ROOMMATES
NEEDED to rent an apartment
With for Fall 'B4 -Spring 'B5. Call
8656485 after 3pm and, ask for
Andrea
HATE YOUR ROOMMATE? Just
need a change? Well, I need a
male roommate to share half of
a one bedroom appartment. Call
234-8808. -
MALE/FEMALE NEEDED to
share 1/3 of 3•bedroom duplex.
Available immediately.
$125/month plus utilities. Call
237-7104
MALE ROOMMATE wanted - one
bedroom apartment In Beaver
Terrace beginning Fall 'B4. Kevin
865.3915
ROOMMATE NEEDED 0 share
1/3 of an apartment. Rent . is
negotiable and 1 free months
rent is included. Call 237-2809
ROOMS
JOE. They say "love is a guy
named Joe." Yes, there is some
truth in that. Love and frustra•
tion and satisfaction,
NON-SMOKING GRADUATE
Students preferred ,for private
; room near campus with quiet
study environment 237.6581
ONE BEDROOM IN six bedroom
house, two blocks from campus,
$l2O plus utilities 238-3347.
DANCE WITH T C SOUNDS-pro
fessional disc Jockey service
1000 watts of sound light show
All requests 234-2614.
RAY ANTHONY AND ASSO
CIATES have dates available to
spin records during Spring Se
mester-having a party-give us a
call 237-RAYA. We don't. hide
behind lights or videos w/crum
my sound no gimmicks-just a
good selection of all types of
music-quality sound-excellent
announcing (yes we talk) and a
lot of fun. We have dozens of
references-just ask around-our
name precedes us. 11 years
experience and several hundred
parties speak for themselves
plus we play till your party is
over. If this sounds good call us
-237-7292
HELP WANTED
•AG STUDENTS: ARE you hon
.eStly satisfied? Let Conklin
Company help you reach your
career goals. Full time, part time
contact. 238-7742. 7-11p.m. M•F
call Tonight!
CAMP COUNSELORS out
standing slim and trim down
camps: tennis, dance, slimnas
,tics, WSI, athletics, nutrition
/dietetlas. 23plus separate girls' '
and boys' camps, 7 weeks. Camp
Camelot on college campuses
at Mass., Penn., N. Carolina,
Calif. Send resume: Michele
Friedman, Director, 947 Hewlett
Drive, North Woodmere, N.Y.
11581, (518) 374-0785
COUNSELORS WANTED FOR
childrens' overnight camp.
Swimming, sailing, athletics,
hiking, etc. M. Glaser 7577 Mal
vern Ave., Phila., PA. 19151
(215)477.1968
COUNSELORS WANTED FOR
childrens overnight camp.
Swimming, sailing, athletics,
hiking, etc. Mark G. 7577 Mal
vern Ave. Phila. PA 19151 (215)
477- 1968.
• • . ,
® INTERESTED IN LIVING IN A
I BRAND -.NEW STUDENT
I TOWNHOUSEEXPERIMENTAL I
I COMMUNITY THIS FALL? I
. We're looking for 135 students who would. 1
I like to take part in an experimental OFF
1 CAMPUS student hdusing program.
11l Students who are selected for participation •
must demonstrate a record of involvement in I
lone or more student activities at Penn State. •
These activities may include involvement with
• any chartered student organization, academic
II , honors or scholar 6 programs, arts or music,
. varsity athletics, campus media, or any other I
s appropiate activity. ;
The student selection committee, will li
assure that a broad range of these various 1
lactivities will be represented.
Those students who are selected, will I
I establish their own rules and regulations for
I this community through its own tenant
or association.
I All community residents will have use of a I
II community center, equipped with three I
i computer terminals with hook ups to the PSU •
I computers.
• Various types of programs of interest to the I
I selected tenants will be conducted in the
I community center throughout the school year. I
M As one of the participants in this program
you will live in a brand new two or three
bedroom roomy townhouse with every modern
lappliance. For a comfortable living
lexperience, at a very reasonable monthly
rental.
If this sounds like the kind of living I
environment you and your friends find exciting
land challenging Please Call Roundhay
Associates at 237-4486 for complete details.
lOr stop by 203 HUB,IOI B HUB, 305 Kern, or
1352 E. College Ave. (The Family Clothesline) 1
for a complete information package.
LApplication Deadline is Feb. 25,1984.
il
requires
students
CRUISERSHIPS ARE HIRING!
$l6-$30,0001 Carribean, Hawaii,
World. Call for guide directory,
newsletter, (916)944-4440 ext.
PennStateCruise
OVERSEAS JOBS.. SUMMER,
year round. Europe, South Amer
ica, Australia, Asia. All fields.
$9OO-20001month. Sightseeing.
Free information. Write IJC, PO
Box 52•PA7 Corona del Mar, CA
92625
SUMMER BAND DIRECTOR.
Temporary position available
May through early September,
1984. Previous experience as a
band director or music educator
is not required, but music knowl
edge and instrumental proficien
cy is essential. Leadership tasks
include organizing, directing
and supervising student re
hearsals and performances, and
working with an adult band
booster group. Salary estab
lished by the board, with eligible
expenses. For information on
how to apply, call Mrs. Joy
Leitch at (814) 422.8814 Penns
Valley Area School District, R.D.
2 Spring Mills, Pa. 16875. Dead
line for inquiries: Wednesday
February 29, 1984.
PART—TIME PHOTOGRA
PHERS to work campus parties.
Must own 35mm camera. Flash
and film provided. $6.00-
$lO.OO/hr. Send resume to: Pic
ture Perfect 101 Woodland St.,
Morganton,N.C. 28655
$553.75/hr. is the starting sala
ry!!! Your choice of only two
nights per week -Fits ideally
Into your schedule. Phone solic
itation to PSU alumni. Applica
tions available in 113 EEW.
BUYING CLASS RINGS, gold,
silver. Highest prices paid any
where. We also sell diamonds
and fine Jewelry at wholesale
prices. The Diamond and Jewel
ry Exchange, in the Allenway
Bldg., 301 S. Allen Street. Call
for prices. 237-9073
GOLD AND SILVER. Will pick
up. Leland Enterprises 238.2553
WANTED TO BUY used down
hill ski poles in good condition
but inexpensively priced. Call
Emily at 466-6201 before B:3opm
collegian notes
• Students interested in applying
for the Manchester Program can find
out more information about the pro
gram at 7 tonight in 73 Willard. Stu
dents in film, telecommunications,
print and broadcast journalism, ad
vertising and other communications
majors who are interested in foreign
study are encouraged to attend the
meeting.
• All freshman students who have
a 3.50 GPA or better and were not , • The Association of Residence
contacted by Alpha Lambda Delta Hall Students will meet at 6:30 to
may obtain membership applications night in 225 HUB
at 135 Boucke until Feb. 20
o Deadline to reserve your space
for the Daytona, Florida trip spon
sored by The Association of Resi
dence Hall 'Students is Feb. 20. Call
865-9982.
• Alpha Lambda Delta is coordi
nating an Honors Fair. All interested
honor societies should check their
HUB communication boxes or con
tact Dr. Wore in 135 Boucke or call
863-2020.
• The Student Counselors provide
a counseling and referral service to
the Penn State Community between 4
WORD PROCESSING - rough
draftlletter quality: theses, re
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more! Call: STAR MAKER '
MACHINE ' WORKS Weekdays,
10 a.m:to 5 p.m. - 234-1057.
ACCURATE PROFESSIONAL
P
IST near campus. IBM memory
typewriter. Letters, papers, theses.
Diane, after 2,.237.4948, 237.3027
CALL BARBARA, 238.7207,
pof e s -
slonal typist. Registered wlGrad
School for dissertationsltheses.
All business corresPondence, aca
demic work, tape transcription.
Quality/experience. Also: Mailing
11st/repetitive letters.
PROFESSIONAL TYPING FOR all
your needs. Grad school certified.
Campus delivery. Rush jobs possi
ble. 359-3068
TYPING/SECRETARIAL SERVICE.
Resumes, theses, dissertations,
term papers, letters. Excellent
proofreading 238-0372/238-6060
ATTENTION! I NEED A ride for
my skis and myself to Snow
Shoe(WV) or surrounding area
for Spring Break. Call Mark 237-
9200
RIDERS NEEDED EVERY Friday
to Exits 23, 24. Round trips only
$2O. Call Steve 234-2483
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LOST
LOST GIRL'S CLASS ring, red
stone. If found please call Lydia
at 865.3393
LOST: GOLD BRACELET- On
campus, Feb. 7• Please help,
Reward offered• Sentimental Va
lue• 865.5674
LOST: GOLD SEIKO watch Feb.
6th at Kern. Name and Social
Security number on back. RE
WARD! Maria, 5.2910 •
LOST WOMAN'S GOLD Seiko
watch. Sentimental value. Some
where between Forum and West
Halls . Reward. 8654250
OLIVE CALVIN KLEIN Jacket
and wallet at Sigma Pi. Largia
srewards. Has sentimental va
lue. No questions asked. Call
Marc 865-8530
FOUN . Ii
"Found" notices
are published
for three days at no charge
BLACK WOOL coat and keys
found at TKE 214. Do you have
mine? 865-3094.
FOUND: ANKLE WEIGHTS In
Rec Hall-Call Butch 865-4425
FOUND KEYCHAIN WITH single
key near busstop at Shortlidge
and Pollock. Contact Collegian
Office
FOUND: KEYS AT party above
Campus Stereo 1120. Call 237-
8693
FOUND MAN'S WATCH near
Findley Dining Hall. Call 885-
3154 to identify
FOUND NEAR ARBY'S on west
college ladles watch call Greg at
237.2594 to claim.
FOUND PUKA SHELL, coral and
gold and white pendant neck
lace between Pugh and Locust
on E. Nlttany (near Unimart). Call
234-9929 Found last week
GREEN RAINCOAT FOUND at
Chi Phi Sunday morning. Taken
by mistake. Call 234-3754
.p''!l.s .. oN.oL.s:. - .
BUFFY, K, AND Viv, you're three
of a kind - I was touched! Thanx.
Love, Spanky
and midnight on weeknights. Call 863-
2020 or drop in to 135 Boucke for
confidential help.
• Energetics, will hold an exercise
hour at 5:30 tonight in the Assembly
Room of the Walnut Building.
• The Free University will hold a
satisfying vegetarian cooking course
at 6 tonight in 369 Willard. police log
• The Learning Assistance Center
will give free tutoring in composition
from trained tutors from 7 to 9 tonight
in 12 Sparks.
• The Penn State Students for Life
. will meet and distribute valentines at
7 tonight in 316 HUB.
•. Al-Anon will meet at 7 tonight in
135 Boucke.
• APPLE Microcomputer Users
Group will meet at 7 tonight in 189
Materials Research Laboratory.
Doug Parsons will demonstrate the
Mcintosh computer and Bob Hale Will
COLLEGIAN: . .:CLASSIfIep . .....ApS
BALLOON BOUQUETS FOR Val
entine's Day. Call Balloons In
stead, 237.4792
BALLOONS, BALLOONS, BAL
LOONS, delivered by the . BAL
LOON BABOON for any
occasion from Truly Yours, 238-
4619
BECOME A SERA-TEC plasma
donor and earn $BO-120 per
month. Health care depends on
plasma. Can we depend on you?
237.5761
BELLY-GRAMS ARE here! Deliv
ered by Hetty Lamore an exotic
dance for the birthday boy 234-
3030
BIOLOGY 341 NOTES. Do you
have a complete set? I need a
copy. It will be worth your while!
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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. We care! .
ATTENTION P.S.U. SUNBATH
ERS!! Spring break in Ft. Lau
derdale, from $129, roundtriP
motor coach available $B5. Call
Mark Kaplan at 237-2936 or Mark
238.5783, Al at - 237.3971 or LUV
Tours 800.368-2006 •
CALL DAN 865.7131, and wis
him a Hapy Birthday and Valen
tine's Day
"COME TO THE Mountains" Top
brother/sister camps in Poconos
of Pennsylvania-June 25-August
21. Counselor positions avail
able -Rocketry, arts and crafts,
photography, rock climbing,
computer, wrestling, waterski
ing, sailing, land sports and dra
ma. Call (215)224.2100 or write
110 A Benson-East, Jenkintown;
PA 19046
COUNSELORS: CAMP .WAYNE,
Northeastern Penria. Co-ed chil
dren's camp. We will interview
on Camp Day March 29th. Write:
12 Allevard St., Lido Beach, NY,
11561. (Include your telephone
number)
DAYTONA BEACH I II- Spring
break in the sun-$209. Don't be a
paleface!! Bring some sunshine
back to Happy Valley. Last
chance! Call today! Erin, 237-
1656
DONNA C. HAPPY Valentine's
Day! Thanks for making me so
happy,' sweetheart. I love you
very, very much! Love, John C.
D.M.A.M. LAUGHING, LIVING,
rolling always 86! I love you. P.s.
123.31 equals 92 Shel
ED FROM GATSBY'S Enjoyed
meeting you at the all male
review. Love to meet yOu again.
Interedted? Amaretto Sour...
EXCELLENT SUMMER COUN
SELING opportunities for men
and women who are Interested
in serving boys and girls ages 7-
16, guiding them in their physi
cal, mental, and spiritual devel
opment. Only those persons
who will dedicate their whole
hearted efforts to help each
individual child develop his or
her potential should apply. One
must have ability to teach in one
or more of our specialized activ
ities. College students, teach
' ers, and coaches should apply.
CAMP THUNDERBIRD, located
17 miles southeast of Charlotte,
N.C., is an ACA accredited camp
,member, specializing In water
sports (sailing, water skiing,
swimming, and canoeing), yet
an added emphasis is placed on
the land sports (general athlet
ics, tennis, golf, archery, riflery,
and backpacking). Horseback
riding, white-water canoeing and
tripping are extras In our excel
lent program. For further infor
mation write or call G. William
Gilmer, Jr., Director, Camp Thun
derbird, Route 7, Box 50, Clover,
S.C., 29710 (803.831-2121)
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at
10 am in Eisenhower Chapel. It's
FOUR GUYS AND one girl? a nondenominational prayer of
What's the world coming to? praise and need, too. Do butt In
The URGE. Thursday. The Phyrst and join us for a few minutes
speak about computers and the hand
icapped. .
• Pollock-Nittany Residence Hall
Association will present "Dr.
Wickersham Talks on Sex" at 7 to
night in Pollock Rec Room.
• David Landis, assistant professor
of electrical engineering, told Univer
sity Police Services on Sunday a
computer and various. computer
equipment were missing from 113 A
Electrical Engineering West. The
items were valued at $4,500, police
said.
• Bradley Mason, 756 Devonshire
Road; told University police Sunday a
pair of skis and ski pole were missing
from a vehicle while it was parked at
either The Nittany Lion Inn parking
lot or Uniyersity Parking Lot Orange
M. The items are valued at $350,
police said.
• The State College Police Depart
ment reported Sunday that two
GUITAR LESSONS. CALL Al at
Hevenly Gifts 237-6881
IS IT TRUE you can buy jeeps for
$44 through the U.S. Govern
ment? Get the facts today! Call
312-7421142 Ext. 3700
IS IT TRUE you can buy Jeeps
for $44 through the U.S. Govern
ment? Get the facts today! Call
312-742-1142 Ext. 3700
JOEL—I'M "TICKLED" pink
whenever we are together. Hap
py three months anniversary. I
love you-Beth
JOHN, HAPPY VALENTINES
Day. I love you. Yours always,
Jeannie
KARL SOCKO, NICE polyester
suit!. Expecting flowers Holly
and Linda
KEITH HAPPY VALENTINES
Day! I'll be yours always. Please
be mine. Love me.
KINKO'S IS expanding In Mar
ch...into College Centre 1 across
from Hammond Bldg. Featuring
lettering machines and self serv
ice typewriters. Watch for it!!.
MARATHON DANCERS: VIDEO
project needs two or three cou
ples interested In being filmed
extensively while dancing. Con
tact Malcolm 238-5606
MARY, WHAT GREAT pink
stockings! Instead of doing 'it'
In the mud, let's go for the bars?
Fred
MEN'S LACROSSE CLUB meet
ing thursday 2116 52 White bldg.
7:00 pm. All interested welcome
MICHAEL I MISS you, but more
Important, I love you. Happy
Valentines Day. Love, Juli
MICHAEL: ONE TWO three, hap
py VD. Hope you've picked It up
by now. Terra Nova
MR. TOMATO, HAPPY Valen
tine's Day to someone who has
shared some special moments
with me; walks in the rain, snow
sliding, pea fights, and studying
in the FUB. Thanks for being
you! Much Love, Banana
NEED CASH?— WE'RE buying
Boy Scout patches, books, uni
forms, etc. before 1970. All
CSP's and OA flaps. Write or call
us. The Carolina Trader, Box
26986, Charlotte, 28221. 704-597-
9779
If you responded to • a help
wanted classified ad that ap
peared in The Daily Collegian
within the last 12 months and
you wish to report any inappro
priate conduct on the part of the
prospective employer, please
contact the following: Gerry
Lynn Hamilton, general man
ager, Collegian Inc. 814.865-2531
PETER I THOUGHT You'd never
ask! I'm glad you care so much.
Let's go to a PCEP Session
soon. I want to know all about
our contraceptive choices. PS.
Happy Valentine's Day! Love,
Ginny V.
RAY, WE REALLY do have It all
now. You've kept it together for
me. Your love makes every day
speacial and it's Just a prelude
to forever. Love, Anne
SEEKING QUALIFIED counsel
ors for 75 children's camps in
north east July, August. Con
tact: Association of Indepen
dent Camps (ps), 60 Madison
Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10010
(212) 679-3230.
SHERRI, HAPPY VALENTINES
DAY. Not much to say besides, I
Love You. Love Donn
SKI, PARTY, ALL night long,
camelback, Poconosll Feb.
25th, 10:30pm- 7:30a.m Sunday
morning. $39.50 includes trans
portation, lift ticket, general in
sanity! For more information,
Call USG at 863-0295
TELL JESUS CHRIST thank you
out loud or in your heart with us
SPORTSTER, WHEN WAS the
last time I said I love you! Happy
Valentine's Day, John. P.S. I love
you
SWEATSUITS: many sizes, col
ors. Sell for $ll.OO/piece, your§
for 8.99 or 16.99/suit. Mitch 234-
4100. Legwarmers too!!
TED IN HARTRANFT, the pop-
,tart was great, like to share
another sometime soon? Lauren
TO LITTLE SISTERS of DTS
You're very special to us and a
Happy Valentine's Day. Love,
the Brothers of DTS
TO MY PUNKIN: Happy Valen
, tine's Day! You're my BMO-
C...and I love you lots. Don't ever
forget It! Hugs and Kisses,
Becky
TONY, TODD, DEREK, John,
Chuck, Dave, Brian, Tim, Ed,
Dempster, Happy Valentine's
Day to a group of fun and crazy
guys who mean a lot to me.
Thanks for the good times and
laughs. I love you all! Love,Tracy
TO THE GIRLS from SBA (Katie,
Mindy , Kathy, Sally, Amy) I
count myself a lucky man to
have known you all. Here's wish
ing you a Happy. Valentine's
Day! Love, Uncle Ted • • •
VALENTINE'S BALLOON BOU
QUETS by Cheeta Lamore order
yours today lamores 234.3030
VALERY, HEY CUTIE! Make
time for a Happy Birthday! Wan
na fall In love sometime? Could
be a good idea. Love, Paul
YENTL BEN, HAPPY Valentines
Day! also expecting flowers Lin
da and Holly
YOU TAKE THE Cake Inc. Spea
in Designer Cakes. WE COME UP TO contemporary at
cializing
DO ANYTHING!! Call Holly 238- the Hairloft by Charles. Hair and
skin care, pedicures, and elec
-9577
trolysis, 512 E. College Ave., no
appt. necessary
Rent Increase
For 'B4 at
Heritage Oaks
For the second year in a row, rates have
either dropped or remained the same at
Heritage Oaks Apartments. Even though
there has been no increase, you still
receive free bus service, free cable TV,
use of the swimming pool and tennis
courts as well as a tastefully decorated
apartment. Come see us today it'll be
well worth your time.
Now Renting for Summer
and Fall
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PROFESSMALLY MANAGED BY BENCHMARK REALTY INC. ICI %IMO BLVD. STATE COLLEGE 2.31e201
• The College of 'Arts and Ar
chitecture will present a lecture by
Jerzy Soltan, Professor Emeritus and
former head of the School of Architec
ture at Harvard University at 7:30
tonight in 112 Walker. The lecture is
entitled "Form in Architecture . . .
What About It?"
speakers, a Budweiser digital light
clock and a Budweiser light were
missing from Phi Kappa Sigma Fra
ternity, 234 E. Beaver Ave. The items
are valued at $5BO, police said.
• Andrew M. Frank told State
College police Sunday a passenger
car window was smashed while his
car was parked in the Acacia Frater
nity parking lot, 234 Locust Lane. No
damage estimate was available, po
lice said.
e Melinda Wilson, 134 S. Gill St.,
told State College police Friday a set
of coins was missing from Stowaway
Mini Storage, 2600 Clyde Ave. The
coins are valued at $175, police said ;
—by Leslie Thomas
ACTION SPORTS: FOR the best
selection of sporting goods and
Woolrich Clothing. Look for
20% off coupon, Feb. 6 and April
16.
AIRLINES ARE HIRING! Flight
attendants reservationists! $l4-
39,000 Worldwide! Call for direc
tory, guide, newsletter. (916)
944.4440 ext. PennStateAir
ANTIQUES, FINE FURNITURE,
beautiful objets d'art, consult
ing services, personalize your
living/ working space. Designs
by Sherri Dershimer. Something
01d... Something New
APPALACHIAN OUTDOOR
HOUSE Winter Sale. 20.40% off
sweaters, parkas, skiwear,
pants, thermals, cross-country
ski equipment, men's and wom
en's sizes
AWARDS OF all kinds; prompt,
personalized service; quality en
graving, The Trophy Room, 126
S. Pugh, in Parking Garage, 237-
3067.
BIG WRANGLER STEAK House,
1860 North Atherton Street, 237-
8634. Open 11 am-B:3opm.
Steaks, seafood, salad bar,
soups, soft serve vanilla
BRIGHTEN YOUR LIFE with a
new lamp or lighting fixture from
the area's Largest Selection.
Whitehill Lighting, 1524 North
Atherton
COME,TO T's custom printing:
118 S. Pugh St. for all your
sportswear and advertising spe
cialty needs. T-shirts start at a
buck. 237.2726
CRABTREE JEWELERS -132 S.
Allen. Expert jewelry repairs/
appraisals; free gift wrapping;
doggies welcome. No job too
large or small
DECORATOR'S WORKSHOP
FEBRUARY Blahs sale. Paint,
wallpaper, carpeting, draperies.
Up to 50% off on paints. Open
7:30.5:30. Thursdays till 9 pm
DON'T LET BAD weather ruin
your boots and shoes - have
them fixed at Custom Shoe Re
pair, 210 S. Allen Street, 238-
0827
(jaimacApas Imo% Living
Jordan to speak at
GSA meeting tonight
University President. Bryce Jor- ment to graduate students, the
dan is scheduled to speak at. to- effect of strategic planning on
night's meeting of the Graduate them and his goals for the grad- ,
Student Association, according to uate school, Azevedo said. Stu-
GSA President Dave Azevedo. dents will be given time to ask
Jordan is scheduled to talk questions, he added.
about the University's commit- —by Kim Bower
Tax forms tell 10,000
workers they're dead
' BATON ROUGE, La. (AP)
According to their W-2 forms, all
10,000 employees of the East Baton
Rouge Parish school system are
dead.
•
"It's causing some confusion
and questions, but it ought not to
cause any problems," said Rich
ard Raether, financial officer for
the school board.
He said the fault lies with a
printer. An X was supposed to be
EVERY MONDAY SPECIAL-two
enchiladas, beans, rice, and cof
fee (no refill), $1.99. Only at
TACO ED'S, 226 West College
Ave.
FINE SELECTION MUSIC acces
sories and musical instruments.
Quality repair work done on any
instrument in our own shop
Music Mart
FISHNOOK PET EMPORIUM
check our prices. Over 1000 gal
lons of fish plus reptiles and
more 2100 North Atherton Street
238-4570
FLYING FINGERS TYPING Serv
ice: A complete typing service
one block from campus 10:30-
4:3opm Mon.-Fri., 119 S. Fraser
Street, Suite B, 237-3315
FOREIGN CAR PARTS Store,
parts for all imported cars, corn- PARK FOREST CAR Wash- Two DAVE S., FIVE going on six and k
plete stock. 1680 W. College automatics open daily 8.6. still love • you very very much'
Ave. 238.8021 Heated high pressure bays al- Happy Valentine's Day. Love
ways open. 2108 North Atherton Robin
FREEPORT FOR SPRING Break! St. 238.4622
3 and 4 night vacations from
$199 reserve now! Professional
travel 237-7809, Below Mid-State
Bank
GNOMON COPY 130 W. College
Ave., 237-1111. Open Bam to
9pm, thesis and resume, quality
xerox and offset, copies, bind
ing and luminating. Wide range
of paper
HALL'S MOTEL, walk to Univer- - MY BIG BROWN puppy Rich:
sity campus. Luxury rooms at RENT TERMINALS, VIDEO- Precious are the - moments tha(
budget prices. 1040 North Ather- DISCS, televisions, videorecord
we share,for they are eternal. It's
ton 238.6783 ers. Repairs on all televisions been wonderful. Che'rie, .le
and stereos. Buy audiotape, vi- T'aime beacoup. Toujour 'a Tol:
KEYSTONE TV AND Appliance. deotape, audiovisual supplies. Be mine. Forever, Gina
TV's, appliances, all available Acorn, 232 S. Allen, 238.6021
below retail prices. White-west
inghouse, Maytag, Panasonic
Microwaves, Zenith sales and
service, 111 Fraser Street
LAUREL HALLMAR: STUDIO', ONE, TWO, and three
Hallmark cards, writ King paperfeaturing, bedroom S apartments. Pleasant
candles, puzzles, gifts, party- and private country setting. Pets
ware. Across from Old Main. M- welcome, Call Pennwood North,
W 9.5:30, Th-Fri 9.9, Sat 9-5. 234.4309
LYONS KENNELS CARES about SUITS AND SPORTSCOATS at
your pet! Excellent grooming the lowest prices-unbeatable -
and boarding facilities, Pet Sup- savings on PENNSHIRE'S win-. TWO FEMALES NEED place s t4
plies , and Spring Pets-ferrets, ter clearance. Hurry to save at live:
se Fall semester 1984 only.
gerbils, guinea pigs, mice Pennshire Clothes! Plea call 238-3204
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apartments
attention
audio
automotive
for rent
for sale
The Daily Collegian Tuesday, Feb. 14, 1984-5
printed to indicate that the em
ployees participate in a pension
plan.
However, he said, the mistake
was only on the printed forms
not on the official magnetic tape
sent to the Internal Revenue Serv
ice.
"We checked with the IRS, and
we don't think it'll cause anybody
any problem," he said.
MASTER SWEEP! I have over
1000 clean chimneys to my cred
it. Call Red Lion 234.3740.
MID•STATE WHOLESALERS-
Home and car stereo, video,
tools, appliances, tires. Check
our daily classified ads. We in
stall car stereo 238-1165.
MILLER MCVEIGH RENTAL will
rent you a new 1984 Ford for that
time in need. Call us now
NEED TO RELAX? Facials, mai
cures, scuipturnalls, pedicures,
haircutting, styling• men/wo
men. We do it all!! Images 111 220
West College 237-0562
NEW YORK TIMES campus de
livery, 50% off newsstand price
Call 234-1788 for more Informs
tion
PERMANENT BRAIN DAMAGE
offered at a cheap price daily.
The best roastbeef sandwiches.
Open noon-2am. Live entertain
ment nightly. Brickhouse
PLANNING. TO' TAKE graduate
school entrance exam In the
near future, GRE, GMAT, LSAT,
contact the Stanley H. Kaplan
Educational Center 238.1423
STAMPS BOUGHT AND sold,
also supplies and appraisals. All
at the Stamp Shop, 119 S. Fraser
Street, 238.7833
Classifications
found (free)
help wanted
houses
lost
parties
rldeslriders
SUPERIOR MUFFLER for you?
one stop car care. From wind•
shield wipers to complete brake
system repairs
WE CARRY A complete line of
foreign and domestic auto parts.
Open till 6. Stoicheff's Auto
Parts, 238.8448
1101110-10-10 . 1 10. * -
LOVELINES
CARERIE: THANKS for yciur
love, support, understanding.
Happy 21st. Love always and all
ways.T
CRYSTAL, LETS GROW old to.
gether and remember I love, you
Just the way you are, 6/2184
Happy Valentines Day-- Matt
DEAR BABE, IT'S BEEN a great
seventeen. Happy Valentine'i
Day! All my love, Scott
DEAR RODNEY• Face crimes o
passion won't make the po
licelog but they'll make my day •'
JANET AND DEB: Have a hecku•
va, swelluva Happy ValentineV,
Day. C.M.
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