The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 27, 1975, Page Page 13, Image 15

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Baby Tm Steak S Hambu GRITS & C GRITS & TV The spe include ci To LUNCHEON- AT SHIMMYS RESTAUI 111 Lady Stree Columbia, S.C Tel. No. 254-449: Open 7 Days A W4 Mon-Thru Sat 4:00 P.A Sunday 1:00 P.M. L Seating Capacity 2 Nith Student ID Card y4 get these specials: Bone ---------- $2.95 Sm< andwich----$1.75 Chi4 rger Steak--$1.65 Spc Char-Broiled Hamburger. VE ALSO HAVE EGG OMFLE' HAM OR BACON OMFLFTTF ON.E EGG'WITH HAM, BACON /0 EGGS WITH HAM, BACOt cial prices on steaks do not ioice of potato. We also every 15th person we will gi Served wil if you pr Stuffed b4 Tossed Sa French Br UNIVERSITY DINING SEi tANT Dek %. Until Intil !00 ou can ll Sirloin ----------$3.95 :ken Basket-----$1.65 ighetti -------------$1.50 ----$1.25 rTES---- $1.00 -----$1.25 1 OR SAUSAGE -----$.75 4 OR SAUSAGE---$1.OC include a salad but do have seafood platters. ve a free steak. :h mushroom sauce or ?fer, Au Jus. iked potato Lad sad - lauttered/toasted 1.85 tVICEs Tennis seasorn From Page II Geller, a Brooklyn, New York native, posted a 7-2 singles record and teamed with Dukes for a 15-4 doubles record. LeGrand and Rosenblum are the team's only seniors. LeGrand, from Shelby, N.C., was used primarily as a reserve last year and posted a 6-3 singles record. Rosenblum, from Fairlawn, New Jersey, saw more action, winning 11 of 16 matches. But recruits, and one in par ticular, hold an important in this year's team. Clyde Skaflestad transferred HELP M Female help want masseuses. Good 1 6-11 p.m., 6 eveni Contact Mr. Joe J P.O. &.x 4618 Women's Educati< non-profit agencv * Free Pregnancy Te 0 Free Abortion Refe * Referrals t6 Social * Problem Pregnancy 9 Family Planning In: If you're a woman and hav Educational Services to tall The number to call is 77943 after five o'clock call 254-; mmmmmlIusneu mummIgggg3Ingmnunumngmggg DEAR STUDENTS, People have asked us why language. After all, everybody what's the point? Well, everyone * if we couldn't speak French jus * human contact we'd have misse I versations we've had have certaih views of the people of other cour x every-day things - it really broad * fresh ideas. Of course, there's the you get just being in a city that's I history is hard to describe. And w i museums, cinemas, cinemathec never a dull moment! If you've r Paris, you ought to consider it. ' I experience. E Get your own priv minutes from the Cai pools, lighted tennis < much more. Call 794-2948 for r Corner of Cri iin West 0. opens soon from Lake City (Fla.) Junior College and will open the season at the number one singles position. An experienced tournament player, Skaflestad advanced to the finals of the Gainesville Club 300 Championship, the semifinals of the Lakeland Invitational and the quarterfinals of the Birmingham Indoor Invitational and The Citrus Bowl in 1974. Two freshmen join Carolina's team this spring. Both Declan Heavey from Dublin, Ireland and Jeff Hull from Mountain Lake, New Jersey will ad much to this years squad. RAN TED ed to train as Say - good tips. ngs per week. Ldanis at 754-9489 Mat Seruce. 9n=. C.hesi. S.C. t9204 >nal Services is a that offers: sting rrals Services Agencies Counseling formation i a problem call Women's with someone who cares. 55. FOR EMERGENCIES ve bother to study a foreign ;peaks English, don't they? So here doesn't speak English, and ' think of the opportunities for d here in Paris! And the con ily been interesting, getting the itries on world affairs and just ens your outlook, and gives you cultural aspect, too. The feeling seen and been a part of so much ith all the theatres, exhibitions, ues and other events, there's ever thought about studying in le've found it a very rewarding Signed Some American Students at the Sorbonne ate apartment just npus. We have two :ourt, and much, riore information. eft and Lucas| ['olumbia7I