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Students found the road
blocked last week by a tree t
across the walk beside Davii
Union Oj
T h e Student Union Lec
tures Committee will sponso,r
two "Short Courses" entitled
"The Fundanntals of In
The Flel
GAMECOCK
WANT ADS
Office
308 Russell House
RAT ES
Five cents per wvor wilith
a minimum of i0 ors. \
discount of 10" off the
regular price is allowed any
ad that will run consecu
tively and verbatim after
its initial appearance.
I-RRORS
If notified within t h r e e
d a y s, The Gamecock will
print a correct- ad with
out charge in the folltwilrng
Fleamarket section.
WANTED1)
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.
CAROLINA BLOOD BANK. INC.
Blood Donors Needed
Immediate Cash Payment
1317 Taylor St. 253-6232
LOST~ AND) FO'ND)
WILL THE PERSON who took
the lady's suede jacket from Room
314 of the Business Administration
Building on Wednesday. October 30.
please return it to owner whose
name and address are printed on
the inside oocket.
LOST Raincoat with inItials
P.A.W. on lapel in Engineering
Building Room 223. Please return
to W. D. Wilson. Room 219. Engi
neering Building.
FOR SALE
1966 VICEROY 2 BR MOBILE
HOME. 12' x 56'. Pay small equity
and assume payments. For informa
tion contact Rollie Waters In the
G.amsero-k office or call 796-0002.
WE ARE MOVING from Univer-.
sIty Terrace. Would like to sell
some furniture. Available are : a
chest, dresser, table and chairs and
a portable stereo, all in good con
dition. Call 254-3229 after 7 p.m.
TINY TOY WITE~~POOLES.
A.K.C. regIstered. ChampionshIp
stock. Call 782-6353.
FOR SALE--wliIte kitchien cabi
nets. One has formIca top with
lIght fixture underneath top cabi
net. The other Is sIx feet tell with
two doors. Call 782-6353.
C1/i, Jo S3
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comle Tax" and "The Funda
mientals o)f Insurance."
The topics wvere c h o s e n
from suggestions phaced in
Market
FOR SALE - Carpet and rug
shampooer. Good condition. $15.
Call 782-6353.
FOR 9_SAILE -HarIey-D avldson
Chopper, 1 200cc 1963. 714 F L.
Totally chopped, tank shift, suicide
clutch. A real Hell'% Angels ma
chine. Phone 782-2087.
FbFR SALE-1956 -Po-ntlac. Four
door str -aight._-Make offer. 795-9425.
1 urn yourself -on with -Stereo
Magic. Stereo Albums. $3.29. top
100 hits ; 8-Track stereo tapes.
$5.49; radio-tape player combina
tion. $25.55. Tape players also
available. reasonable prices. Call
now, 782-6617. after 6 p.m.
SERVICES
SHAPE UP AT COUNT DOWN
LTO figure salon. Figure contour
ing machines. massage. sauna, spe
cial rates to USC students. One
free treatment. 44H6 Jackson Blvd.
Phone 787-57-34.
GLASS INSTACLLEDIJ_W-H-LE_YO6U
WAIT. Free estimates. Call or
come by Locklier Auto Glass Com
pany. 20 Marion St. Phone 256
8931.
0N dA MPUS TYPING -Thses.
dissertations. Term papers. supplies
furnished. electric typewriter, 11
years experience. Double spaced
liage S.50. single spaced page $.75;
carbons $.05. Call 253-9593 or stop
by at University Terrace Apt. 126
south of Russell House). Mrs.
Marner
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Russell H o u s e information
desk. pe:
The Income Ta x course tai
will he taught on Tuesdays, f
Dec. 3 and 10 from 7 :30 to 9 tat
p.m. in room 10.1 of Currell
College. Associate Professor
of Accounting E. L. McGow
an of the College of Business
Administration will teach the
Vourse.
Dr. Ron C. Ilorn, associate
professor of insurance in the
College of Business Admin
istration will teach the in
surance course, which will
meet in room 105 of Currell
from 7 :30 to 9 (luring the
same dates.
The classes will be small
enough for the students to
discuss their individual prob
leis with the professor.
T h e Lectures Committee
plans to offer 10 to 15 short
coursEs next semester.
BEARYS
on main
PRESENTS
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BY KI'ITY MeCASKILL
Staff Writer
Producing a college annual is a
ir-round job and the Carolina
iual staff is hard at work. The
st of four different deadlines
s Monday, Nov. 18. By this (late
pages of finished material had
be in the publisher's hands in
mbridge, Massachusetts.
? r i d a y afternoon the atmo
kcre of the Garnet and Black
m was hectic as students pecked
ewriters and sorted pictures.
ven before one year's annual
distributed, work on the next
tr's has begun. Since the final
dline for all contents is in
rch, in the spring photograph
must be busy taking pictures
activities which won't appear in
nt until the following spring.
nvitations
Lvailable
rhe annual Carolina W i n t e r
11, scheduled for Dec. 14, will
ture the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
rhe event will be in the national
Ard armory. Attire is formal.
dmission is by one invitation
. couple. Invitations can be ob
ned from the Russell House in
1mation desk beginning Dec. 2.
e II) card is required per invi
ion.
THE
PRE-DATE DROP.
JUST ONE
FRESHENS
BREATH.
Binaca
ntown
fond Mall
PRICES
9.
JD! MOD STYLES . ..YOUNG'
TING!~ SOFT SUEDE! SHINY
G KID! SMASHING DAYTIME
)ESIGNS! Three from the fabu
inging London Colors!
nor & R|r a,n,d M,.ll
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fers Fig
During the school year there are of
four separate deadlines. This is
to avoid the panic which would gu
occur if all the material were due ev
at once. This November deadline coi
included the classes and adminis-lesl
tration sections and also part of sh<
the editor's own section at the fol
front of the annual-the candid ml
shots. col
Also sent to press was a new ac
section called "Campus Beauty"
which will appear near the middle soi
GAMETIME, DAN
YOU'LL BE IN
"DANCETIME"
WIGS $22.50 S-T-R
100% HUM
STYLE S/
Let our expert sty
Wiglet, Fall, Casca
11 1
Across
Free
Open 6 D
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s Acct
ht De v
the annual.
olost of the annual is kept a
irded secret by the staff. How
r Miss Craft promises that thel
,er will be unique. Also she is
iecially excited about the color
ts. Coates Crewe, who worked
- National Geographic this sum.
r, has taken "some gorgeous
or shots-mainly action shots,"
ording to Miss Craft.
)ection editors are Adair Wat
i, classes; Jim Crosby, Greeks;
CETIME ... WHATEVER
STYLE FOR THE NEW '
ONE
FALL
CAN BE
STYLED
MANY
WAYS
s395
-E-T-C-H WIGS $35.00
AN HAIR . . . FINEST
LON NOM
'list create a special looh
de and even the new S
NIG KING
6% Taylor St., Columbia, S. C
From Mrsunicipal Parking Bu
Parking With Every Purelu
ays .4 W eek - 9:30 A...5:
b..16
. .
imulate
Ldlines
L a r r y Newton, comimunication
and beauty; Missy Given, pop con.
certs and artist series; Beverly
Eargle, organizations, a n d Hal
Barnes, sports.
Pat Guinn is managing editor.
Bob La Monde is business manager
and Candy Smith and Mary Miller
are in charge of layouts. Color
photographer is C o a t e s Crewe
while Mike Tyler, Chuck Keefer
and Chip Galloway are working
on black and white photography.
THE REASON,
'FALL" SEASON
"GAMETIME"
WIGLETS $7.50
QUALITY
OPEN
for your Wig,
-t-r-e-t-c-h Wigs!
iding BANKAMERICAD
ise
30 PM.
c.'I9.
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