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A senate bill making it mandatory
that all finance bills be sent
to the treasurer before senate
action was given approval by Gale.
There have been past problems
with money spent through senate
finance bills that the treasurer was
not aware of, Gale said.
Gale said the Student Allocations
Commission's current guideline's
bill is an "ambiguous mess."
All funding for SG travel have
been cut, Gale said. Past administrations
have proposed as
much as $3,500 for travel and that
could not exist in this year's
budget.
The Speaker's Bureau was not
funded by SG this year, Wilsford
said. University Union's Ideas and
Issues Committtee got $10,000 from
SAC. This should be sufficient
funding to get the national
speakers the committee has
planned, Wilsford added.
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The Speaker's Bureau had taken
away the authority specifically
designed for the University Union,
Gale said with regard to the end of
funding for the bureau.
Plans are being made for my
taking over the role of clerk of the
senate, Bell said. A constitutional
amendment might be proposed to
make this official, she said.
The constitution is designed to
make the SG secretary an
executive officer to manage paper
work, Bell said. Among many
other things the secretary must
correct the inadequate filing
system, she said.
Wilsford announced he has
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the president's cabinet.
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POLICY
The Gamecock classified advertising
department is open from 10:00-5:00 TTh and
2:30-5:00 MWF in room 317 of the Russell
House. Public service for students are run free
when space is available with a maximum of 15
words (thisdoes not apply to personals). 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 advance.
Phone Linda Caldwell, 777-4249 or 7778178
for additional information.
SERVICES
TYPING DUE? Will type at $1.00 per page.
Call Delores at 252 3148 after 6 pm.
FAST, NEAT, ACCURATE TYPIST to do all
Kinds of typing in my home. 782-2866. 75 cents
per page.
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TYPING, ALL TYPES prompt,
professional service, proofreading included,
reasonable, convenient. 799-7587.
JANET'S TYPING SERVICE, Inc. 1210
Pickens St. 771-8841. Experienced, Reliable,
Fast. Proof for spelling, punctuation, grammar.
Work guaranteed.
EUROPE ISRAEL-AFRICA ASIA - Travel
discounts year round. Student Air Travel
Agency, Inc. 4228 First Avenue, Tucker, Ga.
30084 ( 404 ) 934-AAA?
GETTING MARRIED? Very nice wedding
invitations and accessories done at a
reasonable price. Call Broughton Rogers at
Rigdon Office Supply Company. Phone 7798820.
Abortion and birth control information and
referral. No-fee referral up to 24 weeks.
General anesthesia. Vasectomy and tubal
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Expert T.V., radio, stereo repair by fellow
Gamecock. Call Clyde at 787-1493.
THE WRITING LAB - Free Tutorial service
for all students. 13-13 Humanities Classroom
Building. Phone 777-2078.
SUZY Q CHILD CARE CENTER INC.
ROSEWOOD AREA - Will offer a special
Summer Program for youngsters, ages 6-12.
Included in the activities will be: swimming,
tennis, arts and crafts, music, field trips,
foreign languages and dramatics. Hot lunch is
served daily and extended care is available.
no registering for Fall session of kindergarten,
limited openings in 3, 4, and 5 year
classes. For additional information call 254
0287 or 776-1493. Hours 6:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 317
S. Ravenel Street.
WANTED
VOLUNTEER INSTRUCTORS needed to
teach summer and fall Free U Short courses:
Belly dancing, and painting, nomadic furniture,
ballroom dancing, theatre, folk &
square dance, woodcarvlng, guitar, personal
finance, houseplants, food planning, cassino
games, or others. Call 4144.
Subjects needed for Child Development
Study - an investigation of normal activities in
child development. Mothers with children
between the ages of I'/a and 4 are needed.
Please call 777-4887.
Summer Help wanted Counter Hostess.
Part Time. Day 8< Night shift. Burger King.
Apply at 1211 College St.
SUMMER JOBS Job site statewide. Full
and parttime work offer. Average earnings
$4.25 per hr. Transportation required. Age 18
and up. Call 796-6984 from 10 to 12 & 3 to 6 pm
only.
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OVERSEAS JOBS summer, year-round.
Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, etc. All
fields, J500-S1200 monthly. Free inform. Write:
International Job Center, Dept. SC, Box4490,
Berkeley, Ca. 94074.
OVERSEAS JOBS. Asia, Australia, Africa,
Europe, South America. All occupations. WOO
$2,500. Invaluable experience. Details 25 cents.
International Employment Research, Box 3893
F2, Seattle, Wa. 89124.
WANTED: MALE COUNSELORS wltti WSI
or horseback experience for small, rugged
camp in NC Mountains. 5 week Boys session,
July 11-Aug. 14. Contact W C. Ross, Chimlee
Hill, Pacelot, S C.
FOR SALE
Small, Smart, and lovable 100 per cent Mutt
Puppies. Make excellent family pets, companions,
watchdogs? Wormed and already
have distemper shot. $8.00. Call 771-0039.
AKC Reg. Irish Setter Pups. Champ Blood
Line. Call 788 4317 after 5:00.
RENTALS
Available AAay-Aug. 1 bedroom, furnished
Senate Plaza, across from campus, call 7994852
early or late.
MISCELLANEOUS
Could you use an extra monthly income of
*125.00? With a small investment of $900.00
Warrior Portable Signs will give you training
on how to Keep you in business and start you
with a guaranteed of $125.00 month. For more
info call Mr. Leo 919-424 3176.
Taiwanese
plan show
for Bicentennial
A variety show will be presented
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Booker
T. Washington Auditorium by the
Youth Goodwill Mission from the
Republic of China (Taiwan).
The group is composed of 12
students and two professors from
various colleges and universities in
Taiwan who are touring the United
States to help celebrate the
Bicentennial and to promote
cultural exchange between the two
countries.
The show will feature Chinese
folk dances and songs, Chinese
dress from 1112 B.C. to A.D. 1932,
Chinese painting and calligraphy
and a Kung-Fu demonstration.
Admission is free, and there will
be a reception following the show
in the M&N lounge located in
Snowden dormitory.
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