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Pep Ra There will be a pep rally tonig at 7 -p.m. on the Russell Hol patio. The new Carolina fight so "The Fighting Gamecocks L e The F1c GAMECOCK WANT ADS Office 308 Russell House RATES Five cents per word with a minimum of 10 words. A discount of 10% off the regular price is allowed any ad that will run consecu tively and verbatim after its initial appearance. ERRORS If notified within t h r e e d a y s, The Gamecock will print a corrected ad with out charge in the following Fleamarket section. WANTED THREE STUDENTS to share nine-room house on Devine Street. Forty dollars per month each. Con tact Tim Collins in Student Union Office (nightclub box) or at 282 5421 after 6 p.m. GIRLS interested in modeling for Gamecock photographers. Apply Gamecock Office. 308 Russell House. WANTED: A ride to the Sara sota. Fla. area. Thanksgiving and Christmas vacations. Willing to pay for gas. Contact: Tom Mills. Dorm H. 254-9652 between 10 & I1 p.m. CAROLINA BLOOD BANK, INC. Blood Donors Needed Immediate Cash Payment 1317 Taylor St. 253-6232 FOR SALE TINY TOY WHITE POODLES, A.K.C. registered. Championship stock. Call 782-6353. FOR SALE-white kitchen cabi nets. One has formica top with light fixture underneath top cabi net. The other is six feet tall with two doors. Call 782-6353. FOR SALE - Carpet and rug shampooer. Good condition. $15. Call 782-6353. NEW STEREO ALBUMS, top 100 hits, $3.29. Eight-track stereo tapes. all brands. $5.49. Ranger 8-track model available. Call now: 777-5394, 782-6617. FOR SALE: 1965 Honda "Dream," 300 cc. good condition, $300. Call 787-0509. FOR SALE - Harley-Davidson Chopper. 1200cc 1963. 74 FL. Totally chopped, tank shift. suicide clutch. A real Hell's Angels ma chine. Phone 782-2087. FOR SALE-1956 Pontiac. Four door straight. Make offer. 795-9425. NORMANDY CLA R I N E T FOR SALE-G o o d condition, $40. Call 777-5333. . FOR SALE-Bell & Howell-Can non 35mm camera. Like new. Cam era has 1.8 lens. automatic eye and many other extras. $50. Cali 796 0002 or contact Rollie Waters in THE GAMECOCK Office. FOR SALE - Ose- Navy dinner dress blue uniform, size 37R-call 253-5686. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Man's gold wedding band, initials P. L. K. D. E. T. Date was 6/10/67 In library parking lot. Re. ward. Call 794-7608 after 5 p.m. SERVICES ON CAMPUS TY PiN G-Theses, dissertations. Term papers, supplies furnished, electric typewriter. Il years experience. Double spaced NEE COLUMBIA INVITES I'l RATES 1Milii ly Tonight ht The Way," will be sung to the ise tune of "Step to the Rear," from rig, the Broadway musical, "How Now, a d Dow Jones?" a Market ' page 50. single spaced page S.75: carbons $.05. Call 253-9593 or stop by at University Terrace Apt. 126 (south of Russell House), Mrs. Marner. COMPUTER DATING IS FUNT Computa-Date Corp. is the one! Applications in Russell H e u a a or write Box 324. Columbia. TYPING. COPYING. LAMINATING. meeting services, visual display Mac's Community Business Services 305 Westwood Ave. Walter McDowell call owner 256-8574 member. CBSA 254-0259 TYPING V A R I O U S PAPERS. theses and dissertations. 15 years experience. Electric typewriter. Day or night. Call Mrs. Stokes at 782 0347. TYPING- Term papers, theses. dissertationa, manuscripts, briefs. Experienced all categories. Prompt service. Call Mrs. Holms. 782-1296 any hour. PERSONALS SHERMAN took Atlanta and so will I, if you are willing. John C. Calhoun ATTENTION: WUS is coming! PROBLEMS WITH THE DRAFT? Call 253-4123. Columbia Draft In formation Service. SPOTTS is alive and well In the Campus Barber shop! *POWER Is supported by ODAKO. because * lives. CARROTT to rabbit-Why. Why? TO KATHY: June 1971 Is coming sooner than you think! Tom MAKE Danny talk. Verna LESLIE. TF THPSIVE PZ LTWAF' "Tonto" erfctI THE SURREY SHOP B WHE 'S NEWEST CAR RENTn YOU TO TAKE AD)VA] 1S ECONOMICAL SERV (You must be 21 or over) FROM $4.99 FOR 2 PLUS Sc PER MILE RENT WEEKEND SPECIAL $12.00 PLUS Sc PER MILE OM NOON FRIDAY 'TIL NOON MOlt 779-4445 201 MEETING STREET WEST COLUMBIA e From Capital Aeroas erars Sni troe BURLINGTON'S LORD Burlington Gh William Lord, vice president of Burlington Industries and presi dent of Galey and Lord textiles, presented $2,000 to the College of Business Administration Wednes (lay, prior to his address to the Marketing Club. Lord, who was here on a recruit ing trip, projected the future on marketing by saying, "In 1 9 7 5 COFFEE HOUSE MOVES The Common Grounds C o f f e e House has moved to Gantt's Res taurant at 1008 Sumter St. The coffee house will open at its new location tonight from 8 to 12 with a combined menu of its coffees and the restaurant's sandwiches. Plans are to expand the coffee: house to several nights a week if the new location is successful. En tertainment tonight includes guitar playing, poetry reading and a film. et 31mai. I N e. ERRYIS * Downtown * Richland Mall ELS? 'AL AGENCY V4TAGE OF ICE. I HOURS DAY Carolina Midyear G For the first time since shortly after World War II, Carolina will have a midyear graduation cere mony in January. The event has been scheduled for 10:30 a.m., Jan. 28, William H. Patterson, provost, announced -es BA $2,000 we're going to be a young, reason ably a f f I u e n t society. We'll be more automated because we won't have enough labor." On the textile import problem, Lord stated, "The tariffs are not what's killing us today. High taxes and government subsidies are what is eating us up. We will be able to compete with foreign imports unless there's a drastic change. Army F PAt Camot PAt RAIN PARII and muost MOE E CORNER LADY Shol Richland Mall The Mos W THE OOL) 10. Royal K Igold la We say"mos waned bec evrtigyuwn na made of8%wol'5 y solds& hes Msho cr THEbOOL. r o Hold raduation this week. The ceremony will be in the Carolina Coliseum. Patterson s a i d the ceremony would be simple, with no formal speaker and no honorary degree presentations. During World War II and short ly afterwards, the University op erated on a trimester schedule, with graduation ceremonies after each semester. AWARE TALKS AWARE met Wednesday night to discuss students' rights and in particular liberalization of girls' dorm hours and search and seizure in the dormitories. A motion to provide f o r non student membership in AWARE was tabled. atig ue ITS if lage ITS AS - LEVIS anything EVY'S & ASSEMBLY 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Saturday 'til 6:00 ,V nte Styl -VERHR 0 aight bel ln;e srtylin --i us thdis mahinies wash LOURIE'S SUPPORTS THE FIGHTING GAMECOCKS1 A A 'The W\NooIster Outer-Shirt by Cut generously full to wear over a turtleneck or sweater. Very warm. Light on the shoulders. Choice wool - the kind that purrs when you feel it. Tailored with singular precision -- patently Gant. Great colors: wheat, sinter blue, Cambridge grey, bronze and gold with large multicolored plaids. 20.00 P. S. We have Gant turtlenecks that deftly color match the Woolster. 15.00 USE YOUR "GAMECOCK" CHARGE ACCOUNT. If you don't have one, easily open one by presenting your student 1. D. card to our credit department. Park 2 hours FREE (with purchase) in the Municipal Parking Building. CAUIRWGE $1OPPE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9 P.M. "No one should miss it!. "A tender love of two youngsters that surges and explodes. A stunningly beautiful drama. The picture is fascinating in magnificent natural colors. The exceptionally appealing young players, their nude scene together and one candid glimpse of a sauna bath, are entirely within the content of this extraordinary picture, joining beauty and horror in a rich, scalding eyeful and a haunting love story."~ -N.Y. 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