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POLK Classified %J orgai Minir durin V advertising M?9 T?3:1 ? Ads I * & S All the wc ? when you f You're a ^ M on ^ # '76 in M super J; detail. ^ to 13. swea * li ^Iebry^ "V Monday's paper is F Deadline (or Thursday's dent rates *.15 per word. Non-student 4:30 PM. See Willis Be > $.20 per word, all SAC-funded Russell House, or call 7 liiations rates are $.10 per word?IDT. num charge $1.00. Ads will be taken SERVICES g the following times: TYPIST?EXPERIE CLOSE IN. 799 7 587. :30 11:00AM W?9:30-11.00 AM 00-4:00 PM 1:30-4:30 PM Expert TV, stereo 10-4:30 PM Th?3:30-4:30 PM Gamecock. Vidisonix 78 F?1:00-4:00 PM Have your thesis or d must be made in person and arc on a typed on an IBM Mag in-Advance basis only. Deadline for Custom Business Servic grid's your stage jf $ IC.^ step out with Jody! te , star, a sure winner ?| Y|5?t^W^P; ishion ticket for fall p nis soft wrap Arnel -He with stitch j ^ *izes 3 j Silted Red or White, _ , Great partner for a ,ter! I36. C; r. DRESS WORLD \ l i I s t i i i downtown f richland mall ^ dutch square / riday at 4:00 PM. JANET'S TYPING SERVICE paper it Tuesday at Bull St. 771 8641. Experienced, thea in Room 311-A, Proof for spelling, punctuatio 77-7181 or 777-7182. Work guaranteed. Need a fast accurate typist? I delivery available. Phone Nane NCED, PROMPT, 0159. Quality stereo components repairs By fellow discount prices. Savings up to 3J 7 3443. ' 771 6489 after 6 PM. issertation flawlessly Phi Delta Ttieta?Selling Card typewriter by corsages, October 4-8. 9:00 AAi es. 787 6583. S2.50 Russell House Patio. j, J|r a Mkss& V ^ K n ^ ^ <^y \ :S. INC.?1226 Parking a Problem? If so come to Russell .tnouic, io3i, nome room jia weanesaay ucrooer 6 at 12 n, grammar, noon and get some solutions. COUPLES COMMUNICATIONS PATPickup and-or TERNS RESEARCH?any married couples y Warren 776 interested, in participating in a one week study of communication styles please contact Elin Call, Carol Menustik,or Mary Schneider at the available at Psychological Services Center, phones 777-4864 >per cent. Call or 777 4865 for further information. Children's h*tl#t fl??? thru rnntlnxion Homecoming education ages 5-14, registration and in* to 5:00 PM. formation 777 3808. HELP WANTED % 8 Ice skating pro needed Nov.-March at local , M country club. Please call manager. 782-3424. Anyone with talent in being a magazine /> / editor for the Garnet 9. Black Yearbook call y / B Ann 4170. Positions open for Academics, News / ? Feature, and as copy editor. / K I FOR SALE ~~ B Boch trumpet and case, used 6 months. $475. 7720263. f/ 40 watt H H SroM amn nru?mn ? ? ? Y $125. Miracord record changer $75. 777 0763. 74 Austin Marina AM FM, rear window * defogger, 13,000 miles good gas saver. 782 0273 n ^ \ after 5 PM weekdays, anytime weekends lW\ V *2,000. * MISCELLANEOUS There will be a meeting of ttie Young Democrats in room 302 in the Russell House at 6:30 Tuesday October 5. LOST Lost at PSC. Book, Introduction to Criminal Justice, by Donald Newm&n. If found call 786 6307. PERSONAL Todd?Happy Anniversary. Love always. Suicide From Page 1 MANY TIMES a person will walk into the bureau and say they are going to commit suicide, Bowersock said. "We try to find out why that person is giving up hope," he said. "The problem with I suicides is that you can't tell them they'll be sorry tomorrow." Another problem among cfllHnnte ie InnnlSnftno 1 [ . vuu^ino, Id 1U1ICIIIIC33, (1IIU Bowersock said the family plays a major role. "In many homes the needed love isn't there, consequently the child suffers. Bowersock said most people who go to the Counseling Bureau walk in on their own or are referred through the faculty. He said the largest percentage of people the bureau sees are graduate students, about 65 per cent of the people seeh live off campus without parents and 20 per cent live in dormitories. thr rmimsiriimn A/uivau 10 located on the second floor of the Pendleton Building. The bureau t X charges no fee for its service and is \ I funded by the university. \ I Bowersock said the major goal of \X 1 the bureau is to determine the I nature of a problem, then provide \ I the necessary services. \J The Psychological Services B Center is at 1321 Pendleton St. and | is run by the USC Psychology \ 8 Department. Dr. Peter Killman is \ I the director of the center, which is staffed by graduate psychology siuaenis usually in tneir third or fourth year of study. The center does all types of therapy, and Scovern said there is a trend recently in people seeking counseling at the center for sexual . problems. A wide variety of people use the center, with a slightly larger percentage of females seeking counseling, Reede said. A TELEPHONE hotline is also offered by the center that refers a people to other counseling places they might receive help for their The fees for the Center is $2 per session for students, and for others it is based on income, but Roeder said the center will never turn anyone away. "Everyone has problems that they may need help with, and in many cases counseling may be the answer," Roeder said.