Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Gamecock Classified. Ads $1.25 Bi 3 vegetables, sal tea $1.75 1 meat or fried salad, bread anc \Meal TFickets: l'1N(il open 11:11-2: 1 SUPPE R Cornell 2 Corner Sumter o Open Mon SGA Vice Presic Towers Preside, e Student Represe to Board of Ti A Vote For Lev help Wanted NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: Bus driver for Volunteer Services. Must qualify for work study, have valid driver's license and have bus driving experience. Contact John Elkins, Volunteer Services, 777 2780 immediately. Wanted writers of any style. Newly formed newspaper "Veteran's Voice" needs writers. Call 254-2522 after 6 p.m. or write: Carolina Veterans, 107 S. Sims St., Cola, S. C. 29205 ACCURATE TYPISTS required to transcribe handwritten catalogue cards on to larger cards for a bibliography. This job can be done at your own pace, at home. Make money during idie moments: $2.25 an hour. Contact Prof. T. H. Howard-Hill (Rm. 508 Humantities) 777-2273. Help Wanted- diversified work. Mon. thru Fri. 11:30-3 p.m., 6 11:30 p.m. and week-ends. Hours can be arranged. Apply in person. Granby's Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop, 1114 College St. JFFET $1.25 ad, bread and butter, or coffee OR JFFET $1.75 chicken, 3 vegetables, butter, tea or coft"(, $11 vaIue for 1() l-'ature" ii 1. ((ent ('1entre 5:00-h:()( p.m1. krms Buffet ;nd Pendleton Streets day Thru Friday paid political ad LEVI SGAP *Pre In - Wee P4 ' Self lentV it ntotive -us tees I p B entis Is A Vote For Coi And Responsivennes SUMMER EMPLOYMENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN MYRTLE BEACH!! We will be on campus March 5 and 6 in terviewing persons interested in summer resort work. We have positions available as maids, bartenders, desk clerks, waiters, waitresses, and bellmen. Please check the Placement Bureau on U. S. C. Campus for time and location of interview. Leonard, Call and Associates, Operators of the Yachtsman Resort Inn, Myrtle Beach, S. C. SERVICEs TYPING: ALL TYPES. Prompt, professional service. Proofreading inckided. Reasonable, convenient. 254-5921 Income tax prepared. 3702 Rosewood Dr., 782-4222. Established 1947 TYPING theses, dissertations, termpapers. Extensive ex perience. Electric typewriter. Mrs. Stokes, 782-0347. Legal, medical abortions from i day to 24 wks., as low as $125.oo. Free pregnancy tests and birth control information. Ms. Rogers Washington. D.C. (202) 628-7656 or Watch What al USC Campi Look for it in of The te ENTIS res ident Regis tra tion All Courses k-Long Reading ~riod Prior to cams -Regula tory isitation in )ormnIto ries ~ove Off-Compus is Service >tinued Growth (301) 484-7424 A N VT IM E. Ceramic pottery of all types for sale. New ware weekly. Stoneware planters. compotes, teapots, punch sets, candle holders, etc. Reasonable prices Also private lessons and classes, adults or youths, or tutoring on the potters wheel in my studio. 772 4757 for more information. PROBLEM PREGNANCY? Because your health is important to you, only high quality medical care is available. To talk to someone who cares, call (803) 254 2703. 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Women's Educational Services, a non-profit organization. ItENT ANI) SALE HEY! AT LAST!! Own your own compact refrigerator for dor mitory use. Slightly used - $50.00 plus tax. 90 day guarantee. All refrigerators conform to University requirements. J. H. Epps T.V. Service. Incor. 2201 Green St. 252-4345. HAMPTON BOOKS (founded N.Y., 1946), Old and rare history, cinema-TV, aerospace, South Carolina. and general. Prints. posters, maps. It. I, Box 76, Newberry. S.C. 29108. Ph. 276-6870 's Happening the is Bookstore the Mar. 4th issue ;anieeoek paid politI '"9te i P aig'e dutg a k -Ge.ekat Butck Ste*, Watter Med vies Peident AEIugk the American 8iseg Hera.ikeewap nj5, Ma(xe~g. T karme.tI Weseduew. 9edeuaissat H su.e Wsee's Twee Seu&k Btu&ldng Cap.bee Sciec 8 Maf (US Hwy. 176, 2 mi. N. of S.C. 34). SPECIAL SALE on all items in stock including existing jewelry, pottery, prints, and paintings through Fri. only. THE ENAMELIST, 2107 Green St. MWFS 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. TTH 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. LOST AND FOUND LOST - Medium size gray dog curly hair - answers to Jessica. Please call 777-5075. Reward. LOST - Photo-gray wire rim glasses. Reward-Call Judy, 3678. FOUND - ID at tennis courts. Call 777-3676 or Rm. 710 Moore. LOST - Pure-bred collie puppy, 4 months, male. Sable and white coat with black spot on tail. Reward offered. Call Tim, 252-0153 or 256-7214. MlIS(CELLANE~oL.S WANTED: Male roommate to share 3 bedroom apt. 794-3037. ATTENTION CORVETTE OWNERS!! Starting Corvette club in Columbia. All owners interested in traveling. rallies, parties, etc. meet at Briargate Apts. Sun. at :3:00u at clubhouse. For more in formation contact 772-5823. Everyone at this damn school keeps giving you what you need. Get what you want. Vote the American Bison Party ticket. 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