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The Gamecock classified advertising
department is open from 3-4 pm MWF and 1-4
pm TTh in room 317 of the Russell House.
Public service ads for students are run free
with a maximum of 15 words. These ads must
be made In person.
Other ads cost five cents per word with a
minimum of 50 cents per ad, paid for in ad
vance. Phone Adrienne Ness, 777-4249 or 777
8178 for additional information.
SERVICES
The 100 most frequently used words of the
English language comprise 60 per cent of all
writing. The next 100 most frequently used
words comprise an additional 10 per cent. The
next 200 most frequently used words comprise
an additional 10 per cent. List of these words
with symbols and abbreviations will enable one
to put respective amounts of his or her writing
into shorthand and correct spelling. For free
list contact Counseling Bureau 777-5223.
Certified instructors in Archery, tennis,
riflery & horseback riding needed for Camp
Mountain Lake in Hendersonville, N.C. Call
799-2083 - (305) 866-3045.
USC Flying Club-Help wanted. Flying Club
needs flight instructors. S4 per hr. Contact G.
Kastanes 794-0369.
Blow Yourself Up...to a giant 2x3 feet.
Perfect for parties, room decoration, in
dividuals, groups. Posters made from
polarold prints, magazine photos, B&W or
color photo or anything written or drawn.
Original returned. (No slides or negatives).
Send $4.98 (plus 20 cents tax) name, address,
photo to: The Rod Davis Company, Dept. GC
4, P.O. Box 4275, Columbia, S.C. 29250.
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BY DEBBIE HOWARD
Of The Gamecock staff
The Facilities and Grounds
Advisory Committee (FGAC)
supported by student government
presented yesterday another plar
for Green Street to the Columbia
City Council.
The new proposal allows Greer
Street to remain open but will slom
traffic flow.
Dr. Richard Rempel, FGA(
chairman, said, "The safet3
problem will be further ac
centuate4 when the addition to thi
Russell House is opened becaust
the main entrance will then b4
located directly east of the presen,
auditorium."
WUSC FM
awaits FC(
BY MICKEY TRIMARCHI
Of The Gamecock staff
WUSC will receive an FM license
for the fall semester pending the
approval of the Federal Coin
munications Commission (FCC)
Pro'vost Keith E. Davis said.
"The President and I are it
favor," Davis said. "If the budgel
proposal for next year doesn't gel
cut, WUSC should go FM as earl)
as September."
The report, initiated by E<
Turner, general manager o:
WUSC, and J. Allen Reames
program director, was first sub~
mitted to Dean of Student Ac
tivities Robert Alexander or
March 12. Dean Charles Whitten o
Student Affairs received it nex
and Davis got It Tuesday.
"Patterson already okaye<
WUSC's search for an FM license.
All that is left to do now is to get the
FCC application written and senl
off," Davis said.
Before the application can bi
sent to the FCC, the Board (
rustees must give final approval
mecock
Student-Veteran Movers. Moving Alter
native. Inner, outer city. Night, Day. Call 799.
3809 or 779-8977.
Apartment Hunte(sl The office for Off.
Campus Married Students has listings. Free.
Room 111 Pendleton Bldg.
Opportunity, spare time, earn up to $100
weekly in your home addressing circularsl
List of firms with offers sent for just $2.001
Guaranteedl WG Smith Enterprises, Box 561.
C74, Sunnyvale, Calif. 94068
Wedding presents galore. New Jewelry, new
pottery, new art arriving daily. Also T-shirts.
The Enamelist. 2107 Green St. M-W-F-Sat. -
11-5:30. Ph. 771-4251.
The Trips and Expeditions Committee is
sponsoring its Second Annual River Raft Race
on April 12, 1975, on the Saluda River. All rafts
must be homemade. People who wish to enter
the race contact the Travel Center at 6460 for
further information.
Expert T.V., radio, stereo repair by felipw
Gamecock. Call Clyde at 187-1493.
Abortion, birth control Info & referral. No
fee. Up to 24 weeks. General Anesthesia.
Vasectomy, tubal ligation also available. Free
Pregnancy test. Call PCS, non-profit. 202-29.
7995.
Europe - Israel - Africa - Asia - Travel
discounts year-round. Student Air Travel
Agency, Inc. 5299 Roswell Rd., Atlanta, Ga.
30342, 934-6662.
Typing - all types--prompt, professional
service. Proofreading included. Reasonable,
conveneint 799-7587.
i City Coul
n Street pr
This location will encourage jay
walking and the "potential safety
hazard will be vastly increased,"
Rempel said.
The proposed plan would
eliminate parking on both sides of
Green between Sumter and Bull
streets and place a landscaped
island in the middle of the street
between Sumter and Bull.
In addition, cars could not ex
ceed 15 miles per hour between
Sumter and Pickens.
The island would approximate
the landscaped mall previously
requested by the Student Govern
ment Association (SGA)
pedestrian safety, according to
license
" approval
"The Board doesn't meet agalir
until the beginning of the summei
semester," Turner said. "If
Patterson can talk them into a
special meeting, then things will
-move quicker. If not, we'll have tc
,sit down and wait. We've done a lot
of work already and it would be a
shame to wait any longer."
In a student survey initiated b3
the WUSC staff, 84 per cent of 1,001
students polled at random were ir
favor of WUSC-AM obtaining ar
FM license. "It is our presenl
r feeling that this percentage 1h
,highly representative of th4
-complete USC student body ant
- that our proposal will be receive<
completely and enthusiastically b3
f the USC student body," the reporl
t said.
The basic text and outline for the
proposal was taken from "The Lay
and The Student Press," publishet
e in 1973 by Iowa State University.
t proposal of the University o
Colorado station KCFR was als<
used. "They had some reall:
e together proposals. I used most o
if them, but I did change i
somewhat." Turner said.
S classi
Typing theses, dissertations, various papers.
Extensive experience. Mrs. Stokes, 782-0347.
FOR SALE
Old upright piano, very good condition. $150.
Call Vonda at 765-2564.
'65 Austin Healey 3000 see and make offer
771-6930 after 6:00.
Hotpoint electric stove, self-cleaning, built
in barbecue, Avocado. Also GE 18 cu. ft.
Coppertone freezer-refrigerator. Both new
condition. Each $275. Call 777-6820 - Beiley.
Partnerships in a 31-foot Mariner Ketch
cruising sailboat; sleeps 6, much more. More
info. call 254-8808.
Pair van-size speakers $40. Amplifier
without tuner $45. Excellent quality and
condition. Call 3905.
FOR RENT
Sub-rent: modern, furnished apt; AC,
carpeted, utilities included - May-Aug.
Reliable couple, or female(s). close to cam
pus. 771-0993 $160 month.
Want to Sublease - 2 females need an apt.
near campus, for June thru Mid-July 777-3732.
LOST
Brown, tri-fold wallet, Coliseum. $25. Call
Doug, 777-2716 or 794-7443 after 5 p.m. Reward.
1 Black key pack with 3 keys. If found,
please call C. Daab 799-0386.
Set of keys in Wardlaw College, reward
offered, please call Robby Baird - 782-4571.
icil gets -
boposal
Rempel.
Slightly elevated walkwayg
would cross main student traffi4
lines. "The wa,kways would b
leveled to allow passage of cars a
a slow speed," said Rempel.
City Council members maintair
residents of Columbia opose to the
closing of Green Street. FGAC and
SGA are formulating a petition tc
educate the public. This petitior
will probably begin circulating or
Thursday, Rempel said.
If all else fails, SGA is con
sidering conducting its own stud3
of Green Street. This study woult
consider closing Green fror
Sumter to Bull.
Renaissance
banquets
April 16, 17
Tickets are now on sale for USC'S
annual Renaissance Banquets
which will be held April 16 and 17
Providing a rousing evening o
food and entertainmen
reminiscent of the Renaissance
period, the two banquets will kick
off a week of activities which this
year will pay tribute ti
Michelangelo.
Tickets for the banquet are $5.54
for students and $8 for all other:
Sand may b?e purchased at thi
Department of Theatre anc
Speech, Russell House and th4
Department of English.
Other activities throughout th
Sweek include "Lord Clark'
Renaissance," films from th
"Civilization" series on Friday
April 18; a multi-media productio1
r of music and art on Sunday, Apri
.20; a four day run of Williami
i Shakespeare's "Love's Labor'
f Lost" beginning April 23 an<
t several lectures, symposiums an<
exhibits.
ied ads
WANTED
10 Speed bike, Schwinn or Raleigh. Will
negotiate price on type & condition. Call 787.
988 after 6.
MISCELLANEOUS
Can you give a home to Toby, an owner
abandoned 3-legged dog. Strong. Beautiful
Healthy. Mixed German Shepherd and St.
8crnard. Call 779-4498 after 5:30.
PERSONAL
Summer In Europe. Uni-Travel charters at
less than W reg. economy fare. 65 day advance
payment required. U.S. Govt. approved.
TWA-Pan Am-Transavia 707's. Call toll free 1
800-325-4867.
SUMMER JOBS
Summer jobs available for girls at Camp
located In the Mountains of North Carolina.
Representative will be on campus Thursday,
April 10. Go by Placement OffIce to sign up for
Interview.
SneOucaiHgi
kK
Gov. James B. Edwards will be
the main speaker at this year's
ROTC Governor's Award
Ceremony at USC today at 2 p.m.
in - the NROTC Armory on Pen
dleton Street.
Gov. Edwards also will present
awards to outstanding Air Force
ROTC cadets and Naval ROTC
midshipmen.
Also participating in this year's
ceremony will be USC President
William H. Patterson; Maj. Gen.
W.B. Caldwell, III, commanding
general at Fort Jackson; Brig.
Gen. R.H. Morrell, commanding
general, South Carolina Air
National Guard; Col. E.L. Mott,
professor of aerospace studies at
USC; and Capt. H.D. Mann,
professor of naval science at USC.
l8tour coths doIt oo
Country Set sets off pants
with zingy stripes on top.
Short sleeve shirt jacket
plus tank In light stripes.
The pants, classics
with fly-front styling. i
Washable polyester
crepe doubleknit.
Pants $25
Jacket $35
Tank $15
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