.2—The Daily Collegian Thursday, April 12, 1984 Clark's single leads 'Giants past Buds By The Associated Press . Jack Clark's bases-loaded one-out single in the bottom of the 10th inning cracked a tie and gave the San Francisco Giants a 2-1 victory over the Pitts ,burgh Pirates in major league baseball action yesterday. "Clark wasn't the guy I'd want up there," Pirate reliever Kent Tekulve conceded following his 1984 debut. "I made what I thought was a pretty good pitch, down and on the inside half of the plate. He hit it on the ground, but not at somebody." In other National League action, Andre Dawson drove in four runs to pace Montreal to a 9-3 victory yesterday over the Cincinnati Reds. Montreal's Pete Rose, who is one hit shy of 4,000 Softball team set for Liberty Baptist By RAY ECKENRODE Collegian Sports Writer It's time for the softball team to get serious. It has compiled a 10-6 record so far this season, but has yet to play a conference game. Penn State will be tuning up for those important Atlantic 10 matchups today through Sunday against some tough competition in the Liberty Bap tist Tournament. The tournament, at Lynchburg, Va., features' 12 teams and three initial brackets. The other teams in Penn State's bracket are Virginia, in his career, walked in the first, second, fourth and eighth innings, and hit a bouncer back to the mound in the sixth. He scored the Expos' first run, drawing the first walk from Bruce Berenyi, 0-2, and coming around on Bryan Little's double and Dawson's grounder Dawson was credited with an RBI when he was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the fourth. Then the outfielder walloped a two-run double in Montreal's four-run eighth to complete the scoring. Bryn Smith, 2-0, was the winner for Montreal, scattering six hits over six innings as the Expos halted a three-game losing streak. The Expos cashed in on 10 walks by three Reds pitchers. "In the eighth, we had allowed only (six) hits, but North Carolina, and Ohio State. The Lady Lions will play each of those teams over the next two days in the preliminary round robin phase of the tourney. Then on Saturday and Sunday, the teams will be placed into new brack ets, based on round robin records, and will play single elimination games until a champion is crowned on Sunday. Penn State Head Coach Sue Rankin said the tournament will offer her team its toughest test of the year. "North Carolina has a good team and Ohio State is always strong so It vir s tw , . 0 01 r. . .... viro . r - , 1 4.1 t Three Bodroom Townhouse . 1 Large, spacious apartments and townhouses available now and fall semester. i . Free heat, free parking, lots of closet space, wall-to-wall carpeting, draperies; beautifully designed. Come over and see us! , Briarwood 681-B Waupelani Dr. M-F 238.7134 Sat. 1.5 9.6 Sun. 1.5 we'll have to play well to win some games," Rankin said. The third team the Lady Lions will face, Virginia, has already beaten them twice this year but Rankin is happy to. see the Lady Cavaliers again. "I'm glad they're in our bracket," she said, "we want some revenge." Rankin and her squad felt they gaVe Virginia the two wins with its own shoddy defensive play. She said if Penn State is to fare well in this tournament, consistent defense will be a key. Senior co-captain Michelle Turk nine walks and one intentional walk," Reds Man ager Vern Rapp said. "That's 10 times you can't get somebody out." Although Rose got loud ovations from the expec tant fans, he swung only twice, on a foul ball and his groundout. "When I'm ahead in the count, I'm not going to swing at a borderline pitch," he said. ' Mookie Wilson and Hubie Brooks drove in two runs apiece and Walt Terrell and Doug Sisk com bined on a five-hitter to give the streaking New York Mets a 6-1 triumph over the Atlanta Braves in a twi-night game. The victory was the sixth straight for the Mets, whose'6-1 record is the best start in the team's 23-year history. tourney agrees. She said improving the glove play is a top priority going into this weekend's action. "First, we have to get our defense back together," she said, "that will be the key. The hitting will come around because playing good defense builds confidence." The Lady Lions started down that path on Tuesday with a sweep of Ithaca. They played errorless ball in the two games. Whether they contin ue that type of play into the weekend will decide how they fare in the tour nament. daily Collegian La•Cauece FUnning• 84 Is your education preparing you for life as well as a career? Find out how a Liberal Arts education fits into your future at the Liberal Arts Career Planning Day. • Opening forum (12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. HUB Assembly Room) Herald P. Fahringer (1950 graduate in Arts and Letters; 1951 graduate Speech Com munication) now a trial attorney for Lipsitz, Green, Fahringer, Roll, Schuller & James. 'Defended the Claus von Buldw and Jean Harris appeals. . Paul Adams (1967 graduate in Economics) now president of First American Bank of Maryland, Silver Spring. Dada Wilson, college recruiter, manage ment employment division of AT&T Infor mation Systems. •, Enjoy informal conversation with alumni representing many diversified professions in the social services, govern ment, law, communications, languages, health professions, and business. (1:30 p.m. -.4:30 p.m. HUB Ballroom) • Talk with representatives from the Career Development and Placement Center. Learn more about Penn State's Alumni Association and what it can mean for you. (1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. HUB Ballroom) La• Career Planning. 84 Tripucka scores 38 in Pistons' rout of Sixers PHILADELPHIA (AP) Kelly Tri pucka found himself getting stronger as the game went on much to the disappointment of the Philadelphia 76ers. Tripucka scored 38 points, includ ing 29 in the, second half, and Isiah Thomas added 33 to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 126-113 NBA victory over the 76ers last night. It was the first Detroit victory in Philadelphia since Nov. 2, 1974. "I've been getting more minutes than last year," Tripucka said after the game.• "And I always do well when I have a lot of minutes in the game. I get stronger as the game goes on. I wear down my opponent, and I begin making the shots. " Thomas, who was held scoreless in the first quarter, credited the Detroit defense. "Our defense was able to sustain us tonight until Kelly and I got going in the second half," he said. Philadelphia Coach Billy Cunning ham said Tripucka played his best game ever against the 76ers, while Thomas "did whatever he wanted to do out there. • "I'm ,concerned about our concen tration," Cunningham said. "For us, it's not a matter of x's and o's. We just need to regroup mentally." without is unbearable Thursday, April 12 In the HUD 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. The 76ers also got another blow, learning that reserve forward Bobby Jones, often called the league's best sixth man, might miss the rest of the season because of a leg injury. The victory, the second in a row and 10th in the last 13 games for Detroit, kept the Pistons tied for first place in the Eastern •Conference's Central Division with Milwaukee, a 108-95 winner over Cleveland yester day. Detroit, 48-32, went ahead for good 33-32 when Thomas made one of two free throws with 8:48 left in the sec ond quarter. The Pistons led 53-44 at halftime. The 76ers made a charge in / the third period when Julius Erving scored 10 points. His two free throws with 3:48 left in the period knotted the score at 71. 'But the Pistons drew away, out scoring the Sixers 13-2 to lead 84-73 with 1:13 left in the third period. The Pistons gained their biggest lead of the game, 16 points, on an Earl Cure ton dunk that made it 101-85 with 7:06 left. The closest the 76ers got in the fourth quarter was eight points. Andrew Toney led Philadelphia with 27 points. a day NOTICE Collegian Inc. reserves the right to release the names of individuals who place advertis ing In The Daily Collegian, Colle gian Magazine and The Weekly Collegian. The decision on whether to release this information shall be made by the management of Collegian Inc. The purpose of this policy Is to discourage the placement of advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily embarrassing to individuals or organizations. ...i..1.f..pa....± - -...5..0 . ki.::i.. APPEALS REJECTED! ZONING terminates "Dinky Shop", (Fra it ser beside Marriott's), May 31st Open afternoons. Bargains, free bies CAP AND GOWN with doctoral hood size 6'2"; used once; $25, 238-8961 after 3:30 pm DOG KENNEL (CAGE) for large animal, 5x2x2, heavy construc tion, must go. $25, 234-7779 af ter 5 pm FISHERMEN CATCH YOUR limit with Pcola's Nitl-1 Trout Lures. U.S. patented. Only $1.50. Call 234-7287 HAPPY HOURS SPECIAL $2.69 for any sandwich and soda after 2p.m. at Stage Door Deli. HONDA ACCORD HATCH BACK, 1981; excellent condi . tion; sunroof; aluminum wheels; am/fm cassette, $6,000 (negotia ble). Call 863-4470 weekdays 8.5 or (814)387-4137 nights and weekends INSURANCE FOR YOUR auto, motorcycle, home, personal be , longings, hospitalization. For professional, courteous service, 238-6633 LEAVING THE COUNTRY, must sell 30 gallon aquarium furni ture. Excellent condition, very cheap. Call Chuck, 234-3162 SCANNER--BEARCAT 210 pro grammable, digital readout $l4O also 2 handheld CBs, 5-watt, 23- channel $lOO. For both call Bob 237-2251 SCHWINN 10 SPEED• with gen erator and light. New tire, tube Must sell cheap. Call 865.4657. USED 16" AND 19" color porta ble TV's. $ll9 guaranteed. Pat 364-9664 VIOLINS 3 / 4 Giam Strad style, original condition, fine tone. Also, 1 / 2 size Franz Forster strad style, totally restored; both vio lins in excellent playing condi tion; great for beginner or Intermediate player as well. Phone (717) 543-6066. 1976 BUICK SKYLARK auto PS PB just inspeCted, 85,000. Good cond., $l,BOO. 355-5025 ATTENTION ACORN ANNOUNCES PENN State day, 10% discount on rent als or. reservations, made on Tuesday, April 17th Acorn 232 S: Allen, 238.6021 GAY AND LESBIAN switch 4board information, talk and re ferrals. 6.9:00 p.m. daily, 237 1950 SUMMER STORAGE • CONVE NIENT, safe, economical. Hold it Self Storage Centre - 238-2101 TEACH A FREE U class this ,summer! The deadline for sub mitting summer Free U Courses is April 20. Pick course forms and drops them off at 223 HUB or call 863-0038 for more infor mation THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE mon ,itor, an international daily news paper, on sale at 208 south alien street. AUDIO ,TURNTABLE, SANYO BELT drive with sure cartridge. Good condition! $5O firm. Call Kevin 865-7268 AUTOMOTIVE CAR STEREO? PROFESSIONAL installing, servicing, consulting available. Old-fashioned quality workmanship, reasonable rates, simple repairs up to exotic sys tems. Free estimates. Call Mike at 238-1001, 237.1687 evenings. References available upon re quest FOR SALE: 1968 CAMARO call atter 6:00 P.M. 814667-2059 SAFE DRIVER? OVER 25? Ho race Mann's auto insurance is .very competitive. 238-7006; free quote 1-BDRM CEDARBROOK APART MENT available for 84.85 year Call 237-6998 1977 KAWASAKI kH4OO. Excel 'ant condition, has Halogen Headlight and Plexifaring. 7000 miles. $6OO. Call Mark at 234- 3114 1974 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS am/fm stereo tape, rally wheels, black. excellent condition, buck et seats. call jon 238.5980 $1500.00. AFFORDABLE ONE BEDROOM apartment. Perfect for one or related couple. $295 + utilities 238.3651 COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIED ADS APARTMENT, ROOMS, SUM MER, fail semesters. Two blocks from campus. Call 234.8294 or 234-2640 after six FURNISHED APARTMENTS FALL rentals. Efficiencies. Bar croft at $2BO/month. Ambassa dor at $295/month. 1 and 2 bedrooms at Hetzel and Beaver Plaza at $475 and $675. Semi-1 bedroom at Armenara at $350. 1, 2, 3 bedrooms Towneview $335 to $650. Call Associated Realty at 234-2382 FURNISHED TWO BEDROOMS and efficiencies for fall. New two bedrooms in Hetzel Plaza on East College, $675 plus electric. Efficiencies in Ambassador and Barcroft $2BO and $290 plus electric. Twelve month leases 238-4684 leave message. FURNISHED THREE-BEDROOM apartment on College Avenue available August 15 or sooner. $650 per month plus heat. Call 237.3449 GRAD OR PROFESSIONAL summer sublet, large 1-bedroom apt., just 1 1/2 blocks from cam pus. 234-0679. ONE BEDROOM BEAVER Hill apartment available next Fall. Call 234.8683 REDUCED RATES—PEPPER MILL 710 South Atherton street, State College, now offering re• duced rates on current and sum• mer leases through August 15, 1984. For details call 238-5081. TIRED of typing dozens of cover letters that all say roughly the same thing? Let us computerize your mailings. Low rates, per— sonal service, often over— night. Please call us at 234-1057. STAR * MAKER MACHINE * WORKS ----1014 S. Atherton St. ---- We'd love to make you look like a star) ~•. : ,..FPR''':: l 3...T.:;::. ACORN ANNONCES PENN State Day, 10% discount on rentals or reservations made on Tuesday, April 17th. Acorn, 232 S. Allen, 238.6021 AVAILABLE AUGUST 20 3-bed room Boalsburg Rancher. Coun try kitchen, washer, dryer, yard, patio, CATA—line. Call 238-6620 CO-ED SUMMER ROOMS- frater nity house near campus. Kitch en priviledges, swimming pool Call 238-0934 or 238-9911 FALL RENT LARGE efficiency in condo across from South Halls call 238.0486 evenings LARGE QUIET ROOM for non smoking female; light cooking Call 238.2705 after 5 MALE NON—SMOKER SUBLET summer w/fall option; 1/3 house near Tof tree's, quiet area. Rent $l3O negotiable 863.3198 Arthur NOW RENTING FALL semester fraternity rooms with optional meal plan. Professional staff (house manager, chef, janitorial service). Private pool and recre ational area. Quiet study hours 7pm-9am weekdays. Call 238- 0934 or 238-9911 ONE AND TWO bedroom apart ments available fall, walk to campus. Applications accepted M•F 9.5, 237.1564 ONE BEDROOM HOUSE; newly remodeled, 6 blocks from cam pus, quiet neighborhood, avail able June 1, 1-year lease or summer sublet $350/month 234- 3901 SPEND SUMMER AT the Univer sity Club, 331 W. College Ave., fully furnished single rooms for graduate students and faculty members. Club is adjacent to campus, has maid service, color tv, pool table, and other advan tages. Call: Rooms Manager 237- 2391 WELL FURNISHED efficiency available for next. year. One block from campus. Call Stu 234-8540 WELL—FURNISHED EFFICIEN CY one block from campus avail able fall semester. Call Stu 234 8540 3 BEDROOMS, COUNTRY SET TING, pets OK; on bus route Rent $395, available August 20 Call 355-8927 after 6pm. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT avail able May 1. Very clean, walking distance to campus. $2BO/month plus utilities. 237-5458 AAAAAH! LARGE ONE bedroom apt. w/AC, cable, dishwasher, balcony. Bonus, we'll give you $5O if you sublet now. Call 238- 2035 AAAAH! FALL OPTION on Sum mer sublet. Two private bed rooms separated by spacious livingroom-kitchen. $315m0. in cludes heat, parking. Negotia ble. 234.4974 AAA! OWN ROOM in large apt. for summer sublet. Corner of College and Atherton. Sun porch. Great Location! 234-1573 Kathy AATENTION SUMMER SUBLET for one male. Furnished apt. with A/C, balcony, dishwasher. Rent .is cheap! Call 234.2247. Ask for Kevin A BEAVER TERRACE sublet, 2 bedroom, balcony, air condition ing, dishwasher, cable hook-up, furnished, all utilities paid. Rent negotiable, call 238.3903 A CEDERBROOK SUMMER sub let, very clean, one bedroom, 1-3 persons, all utilities, A/C, cable, furnished. $BO/person! 237-4250. A CHEAP SUMMER sublet fe male' 1/3 of 1 bedroom apart ment, Beaver Hill, utilities included, fully furnished A/C call today 234-6932 AFFORDABLE SUMMER SUB• LET cedarbrook efficiency super cheap. 234.3802. AFFORDABLE CLEAN SUM MER living at Alpha Gamma Rho. Large, single rooms, kitch en,two blocks from downtown. $225 for entire summer. Call Mick: 234-3937, Jay: 234.8979 A GRADUATING SENIOR must sublet! Great apartment 50% off original rent! Kathie 234-2906 A GREAT SUMMER Sublet in Park Hill Apartments. All utili ties, furnished, air conditioning. cable included. Rent very nego tiable. Call 237-7839. AN EXPERIMENT IN out of town living. Own bedroom in three bedroom. Heritage Oaks Apart ment. $l5O/month. Summer only. Bob 238-7593. A PARK HILL summer sublet - room for three • $llO/month/per• son. Furnished. Cable. Amy, 234-1885 A SUMMER SUBLET available. Close to campus only a 1 minute walk. Own room in a house. Call 234-7462 • ATTRACTIVE TWO PERSON apartment for summer. Fall op tion. A/C, parking. Regularly $355/mo., Now $l9O/mo. 234- 8775 BARGAIN SUMMER SUBLET 3 Bedroom, 6 room townhouse, washer, dryer, dishwasher,2 1/2 baths, a/c, pool, tennis courts, rent negotiable. 237.2261 BEAVER HILL SUMMER sublet Everything Included. Laundry fa cilities, a/c, t.v. cable. Rent ne gotiable. Call'Andrea 234.4934. BEST BEAVER HILL summer sublet! a/c, fully furnished and carpeted. all utilities included. rent newitiable. call soon! 237- 3074. CHEAP SUMMER SUBLET! 2 bedrooms and balcony! One block from campus. Call 237- 4889 CHRISTIAN FEMALE SEEKING non-smoking housemate for fall. Your own bedroom. $llO & utili ties. Approx 1 mile from cam pus. Lynn 865-2048 COLLEGE AVE SUMMER sublet 2 females needed to share one bedroom of two bedroom apart. ment across from Old Main. Rent negotiable. 234.6897 COZY ONE BEDROOM apart ment two blocks from campus. Summer sublet, fall option, call 238-7761 EXCELLENT LOCATION ACROSS from PSU! Summer sublet $ll5/month, great home, parking, washer, furnished, 238- 7289 FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED for summer. Reeve! Hill. Large one-bedroom, walk-in closet, balcony,lloo/month. In• cludes all utilities. Hurry! 234• 4929. FEMALES SUMMER, SUBLET fall option. Furnished house Yard. Parking. 818 Walnut street $143.75 Karen 237-5643 FEMALE SUBLET BEAVER Hill 1,2, or 3 persons. Rent negotia ble call 237-6930 FEMALE(S) WANTED FOR sum mer sublet. Large, cozy one bed room apt. Furnished, convenient location. Rent negotiable. Call 237-0341. FEMALE WANTED FOR half large, two bedroom, furnished apartment, walking distance. Rent negotiable. Radhika 238- 2786 FREE BEER, BUS, pool with 1/3 of Deluxe one-bedroom Heritage Oaks Apartment. Rose 237-7137 GET AWAY FROM noisy high rise living. Clean roomy one bedroom apartment two blocks from campus, quiet neighbor hood. Ideal for grad student or couple. Rent' negotiable. Tina 238.2745 FREE MAY RENT! Luxurious modern duplex. 1.4 bedrooms, 3 floors, dishwasher, sun-deck. 238-1577 FREE TYPEWRITER AND week end fishing/scuba trip with Park Hill summer sublet. One block from campus. Large bedroom sleeps three. Full kitchen. A/C, utilities, cable included, parking available. Rent negotiable. Call 237.8425 FURNISHED APARTMENT AVAILABLE for summer sublet. Close to campus; includes a/c, cable, parking, utilities, laundry facilities. Great,price! 234.9087. FURNISHED EFFICIENCY FOR summer sublet $l2O/month plus electric. Call 234-2973 FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM apt May rent-free. A/C, pool priv fledges. Rent neg. 238-1507 HOUSE SUMMER SUBLET 3 bedrooms 4 people 1 Fall option. Rent negotiable 237.1256 • HOUSE: 3 SUMMER Sublets pri vate rooms, garage, laundry fa duffles, $125 negotiable 237 7566 Bob LARGE ROOMS IN house for summer sublet. 4 blocks to cam pus. $lOO plus unities. 238-3419 LARGE SINGLE ROOM— fur- nished, carpeted separate en trance, washing machine, parking. Rent negotiable. Call Stacey 234.8725 LET'S TALK BUCKS! Bring your best offer to us. If we don't beat it, you get a lollipop. Beaverhill 3-person summer alr/cond. 234- 8054 MARRIED GRADS ONLY grad uate circle one bedroom $207/ month available May 15 fall op tion 234-3220. NEED TO RENT for summer 1/2 large one bedroom apt. Price neg. Call Dan 234.6901 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT, $250, air-conditioned, spacious, near campus. Available May 15. Phone 234-1002 (evenings), 863- 2299 or 863.4234 (daytime) ONE BEDROOM ACROSS from South Halls air conditioning all utilities included. Dishwasher, balcony call 237.7260 ONE MONTH FREE rent. Sum mer sublet-Beaver Terrace 2 bdrm. apt., A.G., dishwasher. Females call 237-8286 OWN ROOM IN Furnished apt. $BO/mo. Unbeatable - Call Ralph, Rick 234.3037 Fall' option OWN ROOM IN 2BFI townhouse. Rent includes parking, laundry, electric. Close to campus, IGA, State Store. Call Lisa 234-9034 or Pat 237-0509 for more infor mation PARKWAY PLAZA SUMMER sublet. 2-bedroom, two bath, air, buspass, pool, furnished, dish washer, rent cheap. 238.4753 PRACTICAL SUMMER SUBLET $9O/mo. includes everything but phone. 3 blocks to campus. 237- 6293. PRIVATE ROOM FOR sublet at $lOB/month. Great location over Old Main Restautant. Call 234- 8018. SINGLE SUMMER SUBLET. Have your own apartment this summer one block from campus call 238.6764 SPACIOUS SINGLE BEDROOM. Utilities, alc, dishwasher, balco ny, carpeting, close shopping center, cable, $3OO negotiable. 234-2761. SUMMER SUBLET SPACIOUS two bedroom apartment Ameri cana House one half block from campus. Rates cheap and nego tiable. Call 865-4347 ask for Shelly SUMMER SUBLET: UP to 3 peo pie for furnished 2 bedroom apt $91.25/month. Call 238.8143 SUBLET AVAILABLE MAY 1: 1/4 Alexander Ct. Apt. with very negotiable rent. Call now, 238- 0851 ....YOURSELF TIME AND MONEY. CHECK OUR APARTMENTS FOR SIZE AND PRICE • EFFICIENCIES FROM s2Bolmonth • ONE BEDROOM FROM s32slmonth • TWO BEDROOMS FROM s4oolmonth Lions Gate Apartments 424 Waupelani Drive State College, PA. 16801 (814) 238-2600 M•F 10.5; Sat. 10.3 SUBLET, OWN ROOM in 3 bdrm. apt. Pool, A/C, HBO. $165/mo. util. Included, first month's rent -free!! Avail. June Ist. Call Mary Lynn at 237.5483 after 6. SUMMER AT THE Lofts--Our lux urious 3•BDRM townhouse is now available for sublet. Fur nished, dishwasher, A/C, large storage/closet space, conve nient laundry facilities, qui et/modern/spacious. s37slmonth, (3 or more roo mates), s3oodnonth (2 roo• mates), negotiable. 237-2585 SUMMER SUBLET FURNISHED two bedroom, two•three people, sundeck. Free cable, parking. East Beaver. One block from campus. $7OO for May 21 to August 19. Call 237-8751 SUMMER SUBLET WITH fall op tion. 2 roommates needed to share large .2 bedroom Cedar brook apartment 234.8371 SUMMER SUBLET, ONE bed room, University Tower, A/C, uti lities paid, balcony, furnished, dishwasher, close to campus, $250 / month. 237.8292 or 238- 1285 SUMMER SUBLET. ONE female to take my 113 of a two bedroom apartment. At Lions Gate. Free bus pass. Call Slmonne at 234- 4774 SUMMER SUBLET EFFICIENCY South Burrowes, 3 blocks from campus, pleasant neighbor. hood. Call Bob 237.9898, 863- 2457 , SUMMER SUBLET EFFICIENCY one block from campus East College. May to August. Rent negotiable 238.5833 SUMMER SUBLET: CEDAR BROOK, studio apt., spacious, great location, all utilities in• cluded, rent very negotiable, 238.8142 SUMMER SUBLET / FALL op tion, own room in house (fur nished), four-blocks from campus $lOO/mo. John 234• 5013. SUMMER SUBLET•TWO minute walk to campus, A/C, furnished. Ambassador Building, 237.1828 $lOO per person(4) Wagner & Gilliland 1 & 2 Bedroom Furnished Apartments 1 block from campus Available August 21 Reasonable Rents 234-4001 SUMMER SUBLET: THREE bed room ranch house; close to cam pus, IGA, laundromat-rent negotiable. Call 238-5773. SUMMER SUBLET LARGE 1- bedroom , 1-block from campus, furnished 1.3 people, air-condi tioned, rent negotiable, Call 238- 4780 SUMMER SUBLET / FALL Op tion furnished, Large one bed room two blocks from Hammond. Call 238.0883 / 234- 3952 SUMMER SUBLET FOR one or two persons- Pool, A.C., Free Bus. Rent negotiable. Call 234- 1168 THREE SUMMER SUBLETS available. Female, large apart ment, close to campus. 238-2797 TOFTREES SUBLET 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath w/d a/c quiet sunny location call 237-5888 TWO BEDROOM APT. with air conditioning. 421 East Beaver Ave. Directly above Dominoes Rent is negotiable. Call now 865- 9006 SUMMER SUBLET- ONE bed• room completely furnished love ly apartment. Almond., five minutes from HUB. Call 237- 4528 , SUMMER SUBLET: House, one to five rooms. Dishwasher, washer/dryer, carpet, parking, back yard with garden. 237.4840 SUMMER SUBLET 2 females 1/2 2 bedroom $75 each per month all utilities included Karen 234- 0690 SUTTON COURT SUMMER Sub let-- Fully furnished, alc, one double bedroom. Rent very ne gotiable. Call 238-5549 WASHINGTON, D.C., SUMMER sublet. 1 br, A.C., two blocks from Georgetown Univ., safe neighborhoodoppx. June 3-Aug 30. Call Gary (202) 298.8487 be• fore midnight $60.00 A MONTH, summer sub let at Beaver Terrace. Need two females. Call Susan or Lisa at 234-3659 after seven 2 BEDROOM SUMMER sublet 1/2 block from campus. $9O/month negotiable. Call 23.4- 3465 ASSOCIATED REALTY 234-2382 RENT A CONDOMINIUM FOR FALL HETZEL PLAZA AMBASSADOR 1 Bedroom Efficiencies 3 students max. 2 students max. $475 Electric & Cable $295 ± electric & cable BEAVER PLAZA Summer sublet $l5O • 2 Bedrooms 5 students max. $675 -4- electric & cable BARCROFT ARMENARA PLAZA Efficiencies Semi-1 bedroom 2 students max. 2 students max. $2BO + electric & cable $350 electric & cable Summer sublet $l4O . . • Burglars are out - looming tor careless farmers. They aren't finding many. • \lore and more farmers are finding that the hest defense ligainst rural crime is I%lllllllOn sense. These simple precautions seem prem basic. hut over the long haul thee firmed to he most ellecti\ e. • Keep \ our equipment and gas pumps under lock and Ist: Liken they're not in use, • Keep :In alert watchdog on sour propert\ • • Set tip securitu lights in key areas. Burglar\ Ime to \\ ork in the dark. Don't let them. Remember. the ;I\ erage burglar is no genius. When he finds the odds are ag:1111 , 1 111111. he generalb nun es on to easier pickings l'ou'se done a lot to build up dour farm operation. Noll do a little more to protect it. Make Crime More Trouble Than It's Worth. • WATCH! (imernor's Justice Commission liki‘ 1167. Ilarri•burg. 1712.0 • The Daily Collegian Thursday, April 12, 1984-13 lIIDES RIDERS NEEDED EVERY Friday HOUSE ON PUGH street has to Exits 23, 24. Round trips only summer sublet. Walking .dis s2o. Call Steve 234-2483 tance to campus. Cheap and negotiable. Call Rich. 234.2802 COMPUTER CONSULTANTS STATISTICAL packages, pro- • TOWNHOUSE YOUR OWN gramming languages, MA—PHD washer/dryer,dishwasher, cable theses, research projects. Call AC, Free parking, furnished Frank 237-0770 evenings summer sublet. Call 237-0267 WANT A SUMMER CAMP JOB? Positions available (male-female) Specialists in all athletic areas: Assistants to Tennis Pro; Golf; Gymnastics; Swimming (WSI); Smallcraft (sailing canoeing); Riflery; Archery; Arts and Crafts (general shop, woodworking); Ceramics; Sewing; Computer Science; Photography; Science (general electronics); Music; Dramatics; Pioneering; Tripping; General Counselors, 20 plus. Camp located in Northeastern Pennsylvania (Poconos). For further information write to: Trail's End Camp, c/o Beach Lake, Inc., Al 2 215 Adams Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201 HOUSES HOUSE TO SUBLET• 2 bed rooms, study, porch, yard, park ing, block from campus $lOO/ person 238.8833
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