The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 15, 1968, Page Page Eight, Image 10
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at 7 -p.m. on the Russell Hol
patio. The new Carolina fight so
"The Fighting Gamecocks L e
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GAMECOCK
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Office
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discount of 10% off the
regular price is allowed any
ad that will run consecu
tively and verbatim after
its initial appearance.
ERRORS
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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
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COLUMBIA
INVITES
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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?"
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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.
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WEST COLUMBIA
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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."~
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"Strangly evocative, very beautiful.
- Time MagazineC
'Something very rare in films today.
-N. Y. Daily News
"Exquisite! A haunting visual
and emotional quality. -Cue Magazine
"!lM1THTAKING, Irecommend it very highly.
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