Thursday, February 24, 1972
University Daily Kansan
7
Interns Aid Judge, Convict
Three graduate students in the university are currently involved in a forcement projects to reduce crime by attacking its social network.
Ken Peters, first year graduate student, Teaneck, N.J., and second-year graduate student, Lawrence, spend two days a week in the Douglas County courthouse working with persons convicted of murder.
Charlie Hughes, first year graduate student, Kansas City, Mo. is involved in a similar project in Leavenworth County.
All three students are under internships funded by the Law Enforcement Assistance Association (LEAA). The internships provide practical experience in the corrections field and help harried judges deal more effectively with crowded court
dockets
IN THEIR WORK, the students conduct pre-sentence investigations, supervise persons on probation, and counsel people in an effort to keep them from becoming chronic offenders.
"The judge usually follows our recommendations if we can present a realistic alternative to necarceration," he said.
Once a person is convicted of a misdemeanor, according to Hughes, the court has essentially three alternatives: it can have the person confined, release him if he has committed an offense or place him on probation. The students assist the court in deciding which alternative to follow.
KU Council Funding Tied to Academics
University of Kansas students who serve on academic policy-making committees within their schools. The School Council are being urged this week to consider student needs and academic priorities when preparing budget requests and implementing programs within their schools.
In a letter to the representatives informing them of 1973 fiscal measures, Mr. McGraw asked David Mellor, Eudora senior and student body president, asked representatives to constantly report on budget issues in their schools to make sure the program was meeting the needs of students. These representatives to make certain the budgeting priorities of the school corresponded with the budget decisions.
These two matters, Miller said, were important in order to justify requests for increased state appropriations.
The funding of programs within the schools and the creation of a School Council is part of a Student Senate enactment passed Dec. 1, 1971. The School Council, in addition to the request, includes student senate representatives, student representatives on policy-making
committees of the school and student representatives in school and department groups.
This enactment initiated a form of revenue-sharing designed to senate fund available for projects restricted to a particular area.
Miller also said the funds were intended for use by student representatives to further academic projects and improve communication, such as sending newsletters, within the school.
Miller said that in the past, the particular school's project for ear programs would not be aware to the needs of most of his students.
Under the enactment, income estimates for the funds for each semester will be based on the treasurer in December, based on that year's enrollment. Only those students enrolled in the program who have considered officially enrolled. The School Council will receive 75 cents from each semester's grant.
Budget requests for funding of programs within the schools must be submitted to the senate treasurer in early March.
THE STUDENTS investigate the convicted person's background to uncover social and family problems which may have been involved in reviewing his school record to determine his educational potential, and interview his friends and former employers to understand his motivation and his ability to adjust socially. They then present this information to the judge in a written report with a recommendation to what rehabilitative course would be most beneficial.
IF JOB TRAINING or formal schooling is indicated, they try to fit the convict into existing programs and programs. If psychological counseling is needed, they refer him to community agencies.
Once the judge passes sentence, the students attempt to ensure that the sentence benefits the student by making sure the sentence be the end of the court's involvement, the students attempt to make it the beginning of a court order.
"We work from the standpoint in the most cases, anything is better than not doing it." Meeks said "Prisons don't really prevent crime. About 85 per cent of crimes are committed by them."
there before. The fact that most of them go back indicates that prison doesn't really teach them how to get along in society."
In addition to their work with the courts, the students attempt to educate the public about the importance of federal financial expires, it is hoped that the programs will get support from local governments.
HUGHES SAW community involvement as one of the most important issues he had said there had been a tendency for the general public to view crime as something for the wealthy. He said he thought the solution to crime must be found at the local police and local programs run by local people.
"Alcoholism may be the outward problem for a particular person. If alcoholism may simply be the response a person has to control, he may have family problems or employment problems which he cannot overcome."
"The court system can put him in jail for drunkenness, but that doesn't help him solve the problems which cause him to fail." The judge's problems must be available at the local level," Hughes said.
Bicycle Club Members Keep Enthusiasm Up
Enhasision of KU Students for bicycling after Bike Week last fall lead to the formation of the Mount Oucd Bicycle Club.
Gene Criqui, last semester a graduate of the university, hoped to have an annual Bike Week in the fall. This spring the club will organize a Bike Week on campus for children.
with the Jayhawk Jubilee.
The next meeting of the Mount Oread Bicycle Club will be 7:30 p.m. March 2, in the Kansas Union.
Every Sunday, providing the weather is nice, the bicycle club meets at 10 a.m. in front of Strong country to be a tour through the country.
Pickens Auto Parts and Service
Parts at a discount
26th & Iowa
Ph. VI3-1353
Wkdays 8, 5, 10
Sunday 10, 12
Be Prepared! tune-ups
Tony's 66 Service
THE CONCORD SHOP
- STRETCHER FRAMES
  mony in stock
    —others on order
- ARTIST CANVAS
Harrison service
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
2434 Iowa VI 2-1008
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MOTORCYCLES. Best offer take.
1970 Huarqueno 34, 1971 Yamaha
PT-1; 1971 MG midget cover
1133 New York St. 834-7657. 2-25
KANSAN WANT ADS
Highest price paid for used cars. G.I.
Joe's Used Cars. 601 Vermont. VI 2-
8608.
1907 Yamaha 250 Twin Srammer.
260cc, back tire, and more. Good
grip, back tire, and good shock.
2 audio organ organs $40.00 and
two guitar organs $50.00.
deck $0.00, Greg Kupker, 84-282-6300.
deck $0.00, Greg Kupker, 84-282-6300.
FOR SALE
WV 1970, beetle, automatic stickshield transmission, 2800 miles, sliding roof, pout-out windows, radial galaxy $1,472 or best offer CAL 6027
6027
Accommodations. goods, services and employment advertised in the advertisement are offered to all students without regard to color, creed, or national origin.
25 words or fewer: $1.00
each additional word: $.01
Low-Low Jeans with the flare look at
Low-Low Press. The Alley Shop, 843
Mass. 2-25
Northside Country Shop, 707 North
Street. Also includes Antiques, Uad equipment, collections items, old wood cooking and heating
stoves, bicycles, biplaces, wood. buildings, stoves, biplaces, wood. collections of other useful items. Open to 5 of other useful Herb Lemaen. 8228 3159 3159
1965 Mustang 289 engine, 4 speed transmission. Call 842-2374 between 4 and 6 p.m. Ask for 2:28
New spring knit shirts in prints from the nostalgic to the elegant Earthshine. Mass. and 8th St. 2-24
Super Sale Dresses: Values from $18-
$32, now $5-$10. The Alley Shop, 843
Mass.
2-25
Now you can buy stereo components
that you need. Plus 16% hands-on
training by RAUO Audios.
Fraternite Avenue. The only true stereo
house in the midst. 2-29
www.fraterniteaudios.com
Western Civ. Notes—Now On Sale
There are two ways of looking at it:
1. If you use them,
1970 Nova SS 36-385 HP 4, speedp-
restruction Clutch, Cuplet, Bucket
Machine, or room or room. A Machine,
more, also extra long couch
or room, or room. 843-1411
Call
Jeans, Jeans, Jeans. Latest styles, best selection, best prices. The Attic, 927 Mass. 2-25
GUTARS — 1950 Les Paul. 1968
Fender Mustang, also 1971 Kustom
100 Watt Lead Amp. Cheap! Call
Mike. 864-2342. 3-1
Yamahra-360-721 in good shape. Runt great, must sell now! Also, Buncher 400 tennor saxophone, like new-set tenor to go. Call 803-6456. Ask for Leo.
**ATTENTION SPORT BOAT BUFFS**
drag, drag and aid boats. His per-
sonal equipment is available in various states of ownership. Call to buy Call to Buy A Webb 164886
Leather jackets are, here, cowboy Hawaiian flannel wool and insanity shirts all under $25.1. Feburary feature a pair of flannel jacket with $2.00 jeans. 819 Vermont. 2-876-645-3600.
EMERALD CITY LEATHER FEA-
$10.00/$15.00-$19.00.$19.00-$24
One group of shirts and sweaters up to 50% off Earthshine. 12 E 8th St.
Crop Tops-big selection net to select
the crop types. 927 Mast-2-25
Big Mast Big Mast
medium, large, and extra-large ij
C Penney's work clothes department
1968 Plym, Road Runner, 2 doom hardpit, 383, 4 speed. Excellent condition. Call 843-7800 after 8 p.m.
2-29
Neat old flags to cover that ugly spot.
Earthshark, East 8th and Mass. 2-24
Going trucking Do it right. 64 VW bus, FM radio, heater, excellent tires. Engine recently overheated. Call Mike. 842-7125 at 6:00 p.m. 2:44.
Sebiwim Continental — 10 speed,
Black Light, "22", fixture, wooden
frame; Magnavox Component Stereo
Call 843-282 after 12 noon. 2-25
Peugeot X1. Fine racing bicycle
21, 23, 42, 25. inch frame size now in stock. £219.00 No waiting list on Bike Shop, Lake Manor 1401, Mass 8484
8484
P.2 Czech String Bass, made 1900.
Elegant orchestral sound. Includes
case and bow $50 or best offer
for bass and strings.
(K.C.) or UDK news room. 2-29
1968 Firebird 400 convertible, 8-track
player, hood-tach, air shocks. Call
843-4556 after 5:00. 2-29
1957 VW, original European body,
excellent shape, new; tires, interior,
engine, engine, vinyl sunroof, orange
paint, #805. Joseph. #842-9008. 2-24
Either way to come to the something—"New Analysis of Western Civilization." Campus Madhouse. 411 West 14th.
2. If you don't.
Schwinn 10 speed, like new. Only used for 3 months. Call 842-266-102.
2e
HELP! For sale, 1668 Fait 850. Excellent running condition. Good body. Must sell now. Call 872-7717-Manh. 8:30-9:30 m. John Gaines: 2-24
Chrystal Chandelier, Rose Medal
Vase, Waukul Text, Tablec Set. Four
Watching Chairs and Rocker Lamps,
Lamp Mirror, Mirror. Light in
In Endora. M计. K-28
1971 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible. Perfect condition. AM Radio. Bright orange and black. Must sell, call 842-712-2. 2-25
KANSAN CLASSIFIED RATES
MCAT: Preparation for the Medi-
cation and exam-training designed
view and exam-training designed
academic CDU. For information
about CDU, contact Box 386,
N.Y. 10011. O Box 386, N.Y.
N.Y. 10011
KANSAN CLASSIFIED RATES
35 days or fewer $1.50
each additional word $0.2
Deadline: 5:00 p.m, 2 days before publication
'71 Toyota Mark II automatic, factory air, 8-track stereo 13,300 miles
842-7896 2-28
T1 Triumph TR 6, AM-FM radio,
Micr X tires. Make offer. 818 Matte
*42-7724
2-28
SCHOOL BUS! "G" Chevy, 6 eyes,
2 rear axel rear, good for camper
or band, $700.00 One University
motorized mini车, $849.00 2-3
184.68-6488
Yamaha FG-200 Guitar, hard shell case. 5 months old. $175.00
C Richardson's Music Unit. 842-0021. 3-1
King-size waterbeds. Guaranteed for five years. Full price. $17.50. 841-2530. 308 W. 16th. 3-1
GREAT BOOKS OF THE WESTERN
WORLD, 64 volumes - 50% STOY-
H OF CIVILIZATION by Will and Ariel
Davis; 21 volumes - 50% DUE-
B at 827.6161
MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE,
octavers, 4 objectives, medical
medical exam. $150 Inquire - C-
believe Center Kansas City, Kansaa
6013, or 912-348-6032.
Auto Foreign Import, 60 *Jaguar*
NXF hardtop coupe, 200 miles since
1974.
$175 Paul Wold 2002 W 20 *W*
Parka. Topeka, phone 913-272-1250
1980 Buck, excellent condition. Only
used once. active condition. power slee-
vering. car charger. can oil changed every 3,000 miles
since new. Call 842-9055 evening.
sales.
Toyota, 70, automatic, tape deck,
real fine car, $1,395 Call Bill. 843-
3473. 3-1
Epiphone Rivera guitar double cutaway, two humbucking pickups, sunburst. like new condition. Call 842-8057
171 Canaan 350, loaded. turbidity-
dromatic, alt. power, radio. a-BT
disc, stereo discs, two-speed, good
equipment. Battery life, week.
cycle. Phone 844-1202 anytime 3-1
WEST HILLS APARTMENTS. Available for second semester rooms—bedroom 1, bathroom 2, 1# bath furnished or unfurnished 3# bath furnished or unfurnished 4# petting, picnic or bakery. West Hills Apartments—The place to live in Lawrence. C24 hours a day 841-765-8900.
For rent—one or two bedroom apts, air conditioning, garbled ceiling fans, facilities, color TV. Available. Call 317-296-8024 or visit Awkita at 24th and Ridge Court.
FOR RENT
Ridge House Ant- for the budget
nudge. At the popular features
market, the new store is in
town. ER, 1 and 2 bedrooms,
and 3 baths. Details at www.cedarwood-
black book.com.
HILLVIEW APARTMENTS — 1733-458
bedroom furnished and unfurnished apartments. Carpeted, drapes, elevators of many nice rooms of much expensive apartments in this building.
WANT PEACE AND QUIET? Need 1 or 2 roommates. Large house in country. Call 842-7771, 8:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m.
Mon-Fri. John Gaines. 2-24
COLLEGE HILL MAYOR NANOR work in apartments with most stillsites paid by the college. Use pool and gym, Kew walking route, and library. $825 or see at 147 W. 134th, Apt. B1, 822-2200.
ITS NEVER TOO LATE and it is a somewhat that you can not comfortably or somewhere that you can visit or at her offices at 2017 Harvard Fund and you can also place your available in Lawrence's best places. Argo Academy, 11th and 14th Availon, or Harvard Square space paid out diligently, dishwashers, rent rates, furnished or unfurnished, reasons you would enjoy living in this make this semester in Lawrence a location for August occupancy andancy can be arranged too! ... 3-3
A PLACE FOR ALL SEASONS ... 3-3
class. Weather too hot this spring? Your class. Weather too cold this summer? Watch free cable TV. All this at lakes you can afford Apartments furnished occupancy $ 1,500 to come up to manager $ 899 to University Terrace Apartments $ 2,500 to
Senior or graduate woman to share 2 bedroom apartment, close to campus, utilities paid, also large sleeping room on second floor. V I 3-1585. 2-25
Apartment for rent One bedroom,
$85.00. 19 W. 14th. Call 842-8263 after
6:00 p.m.
2-25
Vacancy in contemporary home with swimming pool for young man. Private entrance and bath. $55/mo. utilities paid. VI $2-895.
One bedroom studio apt. utilities paid, air-conditioned, close to campus, furnished. Available March 1st. cozy. Own entrance. Call 842-2565.
Rockledge Villa Apartments, Limited
students can have two bedroom fitted
up, with all utilities paid.
Students can each call 721-368,
m. 843-721-368. 3-16
Apartment—2 bedroom, large field in back, sort of modern. $98. Call 843-2812 after 12 noon. 2-25
Attractive, large room 2 blocks west of campus. Quiet. A/C, carpeted. Cooking. Entrance, light cooking. For neat. Kitchen, light cooking. classman. 843-7827. 2-28
2 bedroom home with basement,
fenced back _ yard, unfurnished.
$125.00 month. Edmonds Real Estate.
841-804 or 842-7462. 3-1
NOTICE
UNWANTED PREGNANCY? Call Greater Kansas City Birthright. (816) 474-6678. tf
Good people everywhere, please,
come. We are here on Friday Feb.
(26b) is ahmid if Rostafa's Hotel
will survive in Harper,
which is where we stay. music, sleep bag c,
any way. music, sleep bag c, any way.
night gathering $2.50 per head.
(316) 98-311l. Private room
(316) 98-311l. Private room
INFANT DAY-CARE BASE, 842-7694. Professional child-care for children 12 mo. Fulled or part-time. Mon-Fri.. Specialized designed care. 3-31
DISCOUNT TRAVEL. To and within
Europe. Leave without N.Y., or
go to New York. NIH Disa-
lled Issued. Flight Center, 227 North
Washington Street. Wisconsin $398.
608-263-1313
TEE PEE PRIVATE PARTY CLUB
Welcome back, kids!
We are we are taking
invations for second semester term par-
ty club. Nee band stand, black
party dress. Nee band stand, black
We also have special monthly rates
for parties. Phone or contact John
meetings. Phone or contact John
meetings. Station Tee Jee P3 & 59 Hugh
Station. Tee Jee P3 & 59 Hugh
9 p.m., 843-1058
422-8523
KITTYCATS is coming and he's got a hot tip on some catnip. 2-25
For counseling and referrals on birth control, abortions, and voluntary sterilization-call the Women's Center tf -864-4411.
KITTYCATS is coming and he loves pineapple pussie drinks 2-25
Spend this summer working in the beautiful Colorado mountains. For further information send $1 to Clover Information Box 3-6 Boulder, CO 80302
For that extra accessory we've got some old silk scarves for a dollar apiece at Earthshine East 8th and Mass. 2-24
Apparating at the Mad Hatter on
Wed. Feb. 23 and Fri. Feb. 25.
BUZYZ AND CHIP, a jazz rock duo.
Free admission.
2-25
Those do-dads you've been lookin'
To that, make your wormous
sparkle? Well, we have a few for
a Earthball on 8 at Mast. 2-24
JUST ARRIVED—Swim wear and sandsweepers. The Alley Shop, 843 Mass. 2-25
SANDSWEEPERS JUST ARRIVED
THE ATTIC, 927 Mass. 2-25
SCUM HEAR BACK ARRIVED
Women's alterations, 20 years experience. Call 843-2767, 9:30 to 5:30 3-13
Michigan St. B-Bar,Q-155, M1s,
St. Outdoor pit. B-Bar,Q-152,
St. Outdoor pit. B-Bar,Q-152,
$30.00. Shail or pork bibs-$30.40.
Small bibs/$40.10. $18.00.
$18.10. Beef Brisket Sand-$8.00.
Beef Brisket Plate-$1.80. Open 11 am
to 9 p.m. Phone 842-8514. Closed
from 9 p.m. to 6 p.m.
SWIM WEAR JUST ARRIVED. THE ATTIC. 927 MASS. 2-25
SWINGING COATS AND CAPES
FOR SIRING THE ALLEY SHOP
843 MASS. 2-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Q. What is a house with a good investment? A. Town House Twins. Q. Who can live in a townhouse? A. Either the young family or the senior citizen with a good credit. B. Move into a Town House Twine. Q. How can you move into a Town House Twine. Q. Town House Twin offers unique tax benefits, come program. For further questions visit www.townhousetwine.com. The tenant can help you buy the Town House Twine. D. 84-239-6229 E. 84-239-6229
Used BIKONO is where to buy clothes — new shipment leather shoes, hiking boots, Hawaiian shirts around, velvet dresses no bananas. So it goes. I bought two pairs.
Tutoring in organic and biochem.
Grad with tutoring experience. Call
'Yich at 843-1342 or 864-3549 - 2:29
FOUND: New akist boys on Jahawkh
Bvld. Feb 21, 8:00 p.m. To claim,
identify make, size, color, price,
and other information. Christian
7322 - 4:00 p.m.
STUDY ESPEKARTO the interagency credit this 12-38th year after stated July 9 to 5 August at beautiful University of Portland, Portland, University of Portland, Portland
BIBCAUSE needs volunteer workers,
Canterbury House, 1116 La. Organiza-
tion meeting feedback, etc. March
29, 7:30 p.m.
2-25
WANTED
Wanted-Science fiction books to book
the Atemporalium at the Empirium. Expand your
knowledge of science and different
different books. Come in and ask how
you can help. Next to Dyeth, near
South door of Union, next to Dyeth
Women's alterations. 20 years exp. experienced in golf. FOUND NEAK UNION 180 mm' KU class ring. Red stone. KU emu. Black jacket. $4,995-4,436. Pay - 409. Fee - 2.24
A person to join a cooperative living group (4 women, 3 men, age 21-30) and a two-year-old (with private or information call number) 842-649-609. 842-649-609. 2-28
Female roommate wanted. Jayhawk
Towers, $55/mo., utilities paid. Call
Carolyn at 842-6303.
2-24
Rock band needs place to practice by
March 1st. Willing to pay if necessary.
Call 843-8086 or 841-2504. 2-24
Wife of graduate student will do new-
wing; peasant dresses, long skirts, etc.
also and mending, hems, new-
wear prices. Call 842-3794. Re-
2-24
Roommate to share two bedroom
(own room) apartment. Completely
furnished. $72.50 with bills paid
for music major (piano) #842-9037.
WANTED = EARLY MODEL JEFFER CJ22 SERIES IF POSIBLE. Any condition considered. Call after 6 p.m. p84-4026 Call after 6-1
Your old cowboy shirts, Hawaiian
prints, and letter sweaters and jackets
are here. Earthshine, 12 E. 8th,
2:24
If you're down on those tight fits— just wait. Earthshine in the Lower East Side. 2-24
REWARDING SUMMER for sophomore and college students, the Children's Backpacking camp, offers children backpacking, ecology, many outdoor activities and a biomedical born Western Camp. Flirtation, close-up, photo.
PERSONAL
Competition
BECAUSE is a listening service. It is
open every night, 8-12 p.m. SUN
through Thursday, Frl. and Sat, 8 p.m.
to 6 a.m. 943-8525 2-29
POETRY WANTED for anthology
by John R. Kowalczyk
velores for prompt reply. Send to
Diana LUILDWELL PRESS, 1807 East
Castle St, Los Angeles, Los Alamitos
Catalina 90212
Sports Cars Inc.
Ten-speed bicycles: Peugeot, Gillette,
Oliom, Chlora, Kalkhoff. No waiting
frame; Width in 21, 32, or 25 inch
frames; Width in 40, 50, or 60
On Bike Shop, 11Mop, 10Mop, 2-25
We've got a cap to fit your head. Funky styles from the engineer to the 'Big Apple' on down Earthship at 8th On Mass. 2-24
EARRINGS - EARRINGS - and mo-
EARRINGS The Attic, 927. Mast. 2-25
WE HAVE TOPS FROM A TO Z.
THE ALLEY SHOP, 843 Mass. 2-25
230 W. 29th Terr.
Lawrence, Kansas
Telephone:
(913) 842-2191
LONG DRESSES FOR PARTIES
THAT ARE SUPER. THE ALLEY
SHOP. 843 MASS. 2-28
1950. style concert and sock bop
1960. Lonny Fanny and the Bell
Towers. 8-11 p.m. Uni Ballroom,
Feb 26. See you there. Free Bee!
*
TYPING
Experienced typist will type your term paper, theses or dissertation.
Electric typewriter, prompt, accurate call. Vol: S-3281. Mt. Rauckman.
Term papers, these types accurately and promptly, your choice of type, size, electric typewriter or keyboard. 84-0797 days, 843-5805 nights, Klunda Diana, DCU.
Experienced in typing tissues, dissection, and dermal mapping. Have electric typewriter with ptype type. Accurate and prompt serum analysis. Received Phone 843-9544, Mrs. Wright.
Typing done in my home on elite type electric typewriter. Prompt attention. 843-0958. 2-29
Accurate typing of your thesis, dissertation, or miscellaneous work on IBM Selectric typewriter with pice of logic and a mouse. Court, 821-490, for information, 2-289
LOST
Lost in ladies union of Union: gold filled ring, cloudy blue stone, tape wrapped. Mon. Feb. 14 Call 864-2431 after 5.00.
If anyone has found prescription glasses in case marked Dr. Aplin, please call 842-7422 2-24
Siamese cat lost in vicinity of 13th and Kentucky Thursday night. Answers to Mary Ann. Call 842-6863
2-24
Benny is missing! 8 week old German
Puppy Dog Puppy, long haired,
Midnight New Haven, Home, 1345
LA Apt. 24. Wearent A. Friend
Collie puppy lost vicinity 14th and
Tenn. Brown and white female. Call
442-9421. 3-1
MISCELLANEOUS
BRIDAL GOWN *GOWN* Sample Size=Sizes 8-10, up to 75% off. Fall and spring fabrics. Galerie Bridal, 910 Kentucky, 420
Socks that'll make you roll your pantlegs up. Earthshine, East 8th and Mass. 2-24
Large assortment of antique mufflers for 25c each. Earthshine, 12 E. 8th St. 2:24
HELP WANTED
OVERSEAS-JOBS FOR STUDENTS
the arts, professional and occupational
work, and information.
information.
-Wait 1971, OVERSEAS
92115
Wait 1971, San Diego,
California
OVERSEAS-JOBS FOR STUDENTS
Now taking applications for watt-
her. Must be attractive and enjoy
the job. Please submit resume
work under pressure Prefer experience
but will wish to train if necessary.
Applicants must have summer and following school year experience. Compensation is excellent Phone
number is (800) 254-7676
THE MERCANTILE
Right Next to Campus 1237 OREAD
HERBS AND SPICES
MILK, EGGS, CHEESE
FINE SNAILAGES
"For Feets Sake, If The
"For Feets Sake, If The Shoe Fits . . . Repair It"
8th St. Shoe Repair
105 E. 8th
Shines Dyeing Refinishing
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Closed Sat. at Noon