University Daily Kansan Tuesday, October 14, 1975 7 Falling leaves rake in new toil Raking leaves on the KU campus is a drawn-out affair that may take several months, several B and G employees said yesterday. Autumn colors and rustling leaves usually mean one thing for building and providing homes. Leo Cudahill, assistant director of the physical plant, said, "We just do it until it's finished." or three guys raking leaves and the next day there may be a dozen. It depends on what kind of leaves they use. After the leaves are collected in piles, a blower is used to shred the leaves and load the compost into the compost heap at the west campus and then used as mulch. "We always hope it will rain after a hard fruit to knock the leaves down and make our fruit more pliable." Roy Young, a B and G employee, said that until the late 1960's, when the blowing machine was purchased, the leaves were raked in matsheets and then carried to the trucks. "Even with this machine we never get them," he said, "but we must get most of them." Oduadah said leaf-faking was secondary in other jobs during the fall because fall was when the leaves fell. Mike Blake, another B and G employee, said most areas of the main campus were raked several times each fall. He said some areas had priority including Jayhawk Boulevard, Hoch Auditorium, the Kansas Union and the Chancellor's residence Blaise said, "If all the leaves would fall at once, it would be nice. But they don't." "You get to see a lot of nice scenes but I've got to admit it gets prettier monotone." "Now we buy new flowers every spring," he said. "It's easier and it's not any more expensive, considering that less labor is involved." Oushaid that at one time most of the flowers growing on campus were dug up before the first hard frost and stored in greenhouse during the winter. The prac- tion is to remove the greenhouses auth of Flint Hall were removed in place of a cooler tower, he said. Income good for typists It's a hobby, an education, a chance to make friends. But mostly, typing for University of Kansas students and professors is guaranteed to bring in from a few to several hundred dollars a month, according to several typists. Linda McCloud said she and her husband started typing to supplement their monthly income. Her husband, has worked for two years, and she has been a secretary for four years. Linda McCloud, Lawrence freshman, and her husband, Harvey, Lawrence graduate student, have been typed professionally for about one year. Normally they earn about $200 a month typing, she said, but they earned more than $400 during the last few weeks of the 1974 fall semester. Lalea Moistif, Halstead junior, said she could earn $1060 a month typing the code. (Brian G. Kraemer) Moffitt said she usually calls from five customers each weekday night, and about a quarter of them are still online. Veretta Warren, who graduated with a B.S.J. in photojournalism last December, said she had been typing professionally for 20 years before she was asked, said, but she types mostly for enjoyment. "I'm constantly meeting people," she says. "It's a good way to get an easy education." Warren said each year one particular department or school within the University was ranked first. At first, Warren said, she just wanted a few extra dollars to add to her income. But she eventually realized that there weren't many students who did that, many students didn't know how to type. Pam Jenks, a housewife who lives at 2514 Danbury Place, said she had made many friends in the two years she had typed professionally. She said she had several customers from the Delta Upsion fraternity, who regularly gave her rush letters and similar fraternity business. McCloud said she had typed all night several times. All others said they typed papers on short notice, often a few hours before a paper was due. Conard was the only one interviewed who said she insisted that her customers conform to her schedule rather than that she conform to theirs. Jobs in Europe open to students Most of those interviewed said they frequently corrected spelling errors, although they were reluctant to correct grammar. "So I've been at it a long time," she said. McCloud said she and her husband frequently helped foreign students with their English. They sit down with them and point out their mistakes, with an extra service cost. It has been 25 years since Arvela Wright, 729 Missouri St., began typing. Though most typists said they now charged about 70 cents for each double-spaced page, Wright said she could remember days when she charged only five cents a page. The jobs available include hotel and restaurant work and outdoor work at skl Students who are not champion skiers, skaters or toboganists can still go to the 1976 Winter Olympics, but not as com- panion. Temperature during this year's Olympics at Innsbruck, Austria, and at nearby skis areas. The large influx of visitors expected for the Olympics will also create a need for workers in southern Germany, parts of Ukraine and Crimea, where overflow visitors will have to stay. The Office of Student Financial Aid at the University also receives information about job openings abroad, Rita Goss Schrag, student employment counselor, said Friday. The office has not, however, received any information about jobs for the summer of 1976 as of yet. Information will be available later in the year. Other opportunities for employment abroad are available. However, J. A. Burzle, professor of German and director of study abroad, said recently that if employment was available, it was seasonal, and often menial such as working in resort hotels, on farms and in restaurants, at times when the natives don't want to work. Students interested in employment opportunities overseas should be extremely careful about the agency with which they negotiate. Burke said. Burzalee said the best contact in the United States for information about employment in Europe is the Council on International Exchange, 77 United Nations Plaza. Students should normally go through a country's official governmental em- Burze said that there are teaching opportunities abroad, through official agencies, in army-dependent schools and private schools. KANSAN WANT ADS Accommodations, good services, and expo- tions. Job location in NYC. Req's Bach or Associate degree in Nursing, Comp Sci, CLinical Psychology, or Comp Sci. BING CLASSIFIED job ID: 102436750. COMP SCI BING CLASSIFIED job ID: 102436750. COMP SCI CLASSIFIED RATES one two three four five time times times times times 15 words or fewer $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 $2.75 $3.00 Each additional word .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 AD DEADLINES word ... .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 ERRORS Monday Thursday 5 p.m. Tuesday Friday 5 p.m. Wednesday Monday 5 p.m. Thursday Tuesday 5 p.m. Friday Wednesday 5 p.m. The UDK will not be responsible for more than two incorrect insertions. No allowances will be made when the error does not materially affect the value of the ad. FOUND ADVERTISEMENTS Found items can be advertised FREE of charge for a period not exceeding three weeks. These ads can be placed in person or by calling the UDR business office at 864-351-2700. UDK BUSINESS OFFICE 111 Flint Hall 864-4358 FOR SALE STEREO COMPONENTS FOR LESS--Regardless of any prices you see on popular hifi equipment other than factory dumps or out-of-produce products, you can order from the GRAMOPHONE SHOP at KEFS. **tf** **Western Civilization Notes—New on Sale** 1. Create a table to compare Western and Civilization makes use of them— 2. For class preparation 3. New "Analyze Western Civilization" 4. For class preparation Now we merchandise close-outs. etc. New selling huge grocery stock from a Chicago supermarket at today's retail prices, less 1-3 at checkout and less 2-4 at register. May 20, 2015. Merge's Salvage Corp., 628 Vermont Street. HIGH PROTEN horse meat dog food 24-14 oz and no discount. Metcalfe Salt 686 Vermont CUSTOM JEWELY Reasonable Profession, pre-fab glazed candle and pillow. Turquoise, satin green glaze cut and polished. Turquoise, satin green glaze cut and polished. We can make your stereo sound better—GUAR- dering of digital audio data in Dell's Datam- ect at Audio Systems, 207 E. 9th. 20%. Discount on all antique and used furniture; 20%. Discount on all used products including canvases, crates, bushes and risk wheels and hinges. Also full fee of fresh fruit rice, country rice and hay. Also full fee of fresh fruit rice, country rice and hay. Country Rice, Country Rice, 3088, W. dn. 4129, 3199, unused. Country Rice, 3088, W. dn. 4129, 3199, Past & Present Antique Furniture. collections & presents. Low priced furniture. 134 Maf 863-904-904 863-904-904 Tremendous selection of guitars, amps, drums, bass, and pedalboards. Shop Bass Keyboard Studio. Choose from Glibert, Shop Ampere, Gibert, Green, and many others. Ample wood in Gromen, and many other elements. W size 48, $49.00. Hose Keyboard Studio. Shop W size 48, $49.00. For sale: Dry fireplace wood. Free kindling with call. Order anytime 843-0248. tt French 10-zip bicycle. Jeuime-264 "frame ex- tended condition plus鞋包" keychk 150. Ten- 194 2877. 3 speed. L bicycle, new; TYPEWRITER 5 speed. L bicycle, new; TYPEWRITER R Tension 35 mm/w100 and 250 mm/w100 lenses and Bram Flush Argus 811 Super 6 Camera w/zoom R Tension 10 mm/H underwater 10 mm/W100, 10-14 629 i.ew CAMERA OUTFIT - Mirazens Senex body and legs. 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Oct. 18-23 Buy a Mum for a friend Pres-Sale. Oct. 18-23 through living groups or in 250 Spouse Stonewash with the Stonesville YMCA. For Sale: 4 tickets to KU-I State games at Armes. 845-178-135 10-15 14 x 64 Mobile home, 2 br., many extrax. 85- 1036 over 4年 14 x 64 Mobile home, 2 br., many extrax. 85- 1036 over 4年 Peugeot XP-10 25* Rynkards frame. Good condition. lots of accessories and tools. $200 Call 18-17 1934 Fury III, 4 door, PR PS, AC FM, FM radio, tpm. 15,000 lb. PR PS, 20,100-18,105. 10-18 Acoustical Research Armach. In excellent condition. 35mm camera. Call 842-2974 for 69 p.m. 10 a.m. 35mm camera. Call 842-2974 after 69 p.m. 10 a.m. IS TENNIS YOUR RACKET? New wood and hardcover rackets. Half price. 10-20 Murray, 841-6471. 44 Portia Templem Good condition, new bats 81 - 909. 8230. Leave w/ bats. 10-20 81 - 909. 8230. $229 Two large Advent speakers. Furniture cabinets. perfect sound and condition—$6 each. 10-18 inches. NOTICE Save $72 on the Cadillac of the calculator In- voice. It is privately owned HP-35 in Calibra. Call 842-641-3900. D-10-16 Troubled where to have your car serviced this semester? PRINTING WHILE YOU WAIT! Let us do your printing while you wait at the Quick Copy Cen- tury. We'll send a $8.51 copy, $4.11 copies, $13.99 copies, and business at the Quick Copy Center. Where will it COST PLEASE 10%-Stereo equipment. All major items or packages. Call Dave. Phone 866-532-3427. Rent a piano, or semester basis. Law Rent Piano Rental, $43-3008. * PHOTOGRAPHY Shooting Gallery Specializing in Personalized Portraits in natural surroundings. Weddings, portfolios, and commercial photography packages. 811-249-3560, www.museum.com 811-249-3560, www.museum.com 811-249-3560, www.museum.com Swap Shop 620 Mass. Used furniture, dishes, toys, clock television, office开放日, 12pm. 834-3377 ACADEMIC RESEARCH PAPERS Thousands of touches. Send $1 for your up-to-date 160 page, order catalog request. Research Assistance order catalog. z266, Los Angeles, CA. 90525. (123) 477-8474 FREE—Adable kittens need good homes. Cah 842-9941 or 842-4261 after 6. 10-14 KU India Club celebrates Diwali Night- the festivals of lights on 19th October at Kansas University followed by fellow cultural show. Tickets available at Dawn of the First Students office and SUA office. 10-15 See what Mary Kay Cosmetics can do for you. Call for appointment. Elise Flynn. 1-877-551-1758. PERSONAL 10th Annual Blitz Brunch BLINTZ BRUNCH and Bake Sale, Wednesday October 15, Jewish Community Center, 9th & Highland Drive, 10:00 am, p. Tickets $1.75 are available the door. Repeat Performance Shop, 1422 W. 23rd. Consignment Shop. Sale On Now! 10-17 Call INDOOR PLANT SURVIVAL KIT. How to care for indoor plants in your home. Temperature elements include preise light, temperature settings. LITTLES TO YOUR INDOOR PLANT LIKE WATER, POTS, AND CASES. LITTLE BOX 157. Wichita, Kansas Mail: P.O. Box 157. Box 157. Wichita, Kansas The Sanctuary is planting an arts and craft show. Display your original paintings, jewelry, sculpture, or other artworks of the deck at the Sanctuary. No charge for these. For arrangements, call 843-260 between 8-4. NNEW SCHOOL OF MUSIC—Beginning thru advanced lessons in folk, rock, and clasic guitar, banjo, bass, mandolin, etc. Great teachers, teacher-mentors, KK-81817 -Munich, Strings of music, 841-8187. LAWRENCE GAY LIBERATION: Meeting first session, 10:45 a.m., Union Office, 864-864-9344; Socializing, 845-829-2200. DON'S AUTO SERVICE 842-0753 900 New Jersey "Tires—Batteries—Accessories" "B. M. Bass" LAWRENCE GAY LIBRATION Meet晨静小 804-753-9261 Residencing 804-753-9262 Boston, MA Residing at 804-753-9262 843-9891 6:30-9:00 p.m. Mon.-Sun IVAN'S 66 SERVICE Hickey's legs are 5 miles long. Doo da, Doo da. Doo da! He's gone! Gonna go! Goona goo! Goona goo! Goona goo! Gonna camp! all night! Gonna camp! all night! Bet my money on a Grenada Wile canoe. Bet my back another! HAPPY-B! BAY! EY! BAY! BA Repeat Performance Sale. 1128 W 23rd St. New & Used Clothing On Sale Now) 10-17 CRAZY GEORGE IS 21 TODAY! Rather than, he money requests: 10 leaves of bread, 1 egg salted sandwich, a vanilla, a 2.5 glass of beer, a lemonade, a 3 cup salad, send 10 beers, one GREAT HAPPY BIRTHDAY! No date for I. M. Irate (Didn't think I'd do it. did ya?) Happy Birthday, Junior From Ann Arbor, Boyle High would be proud. Roussette would be proud. 10-14 TYPING THRESH BINDING—The Quick Copy Center is designed to service our services in fast and prices are reasonable. Our services include proofreading, proof Experienced typist, B.M.E. Lectric, thesis, dis- trib and term papers. Call Sam Pam Jenks, 845-739-579. Experienced typist—term paper, thesis, mice. Experienced typist—writing, spelling, interpretation. 843-6544, Mrs. Wright. Typing--experienced in dissertations, theses, papers. Bachelor's degree in materials science, carbon ribbon. Call Lisdo. 814-808-9880. EDITING and TYPING. Prompt, reliable, expert- ly managed. Call 842-9137. 12-10 Rewritable rates. Call 842-9137. 12-10 Professional typing, unusual pen skill type electric typewriter, D.A. Social Science, work guaranteed. Professional typewriting, dissections, dissertation for per page until Nov. 20, 2013. He remains in semester, Carol. 842-6724. Experienced typist will do themas, thesis, disci- sions. Max 46:438-4523, 822-8978 For Joller for Juller 10-20 Professional typing, guaranteed error-free, six years' type testing experience. Skipped for delivery or available. Specifications followed carefully;哑铃 requirements no problem. Plate or elite. Pegs: 844-746-10-20 HELP WANTED PROFESSIONAL Tying at reasonable rates. PROFESSIONAL FLEXIBLE/FENDABLE. 10-27 or Linda, 842-919-3980. 10-27 Two sharp walltresses. One full, time one part- ner, with two large knees. Come by or call 842-531. Mr. Yuk. (610) 273-9541. Draftman for detailing machine components. M.E. tech students encouraged, flexiblepartnership with industry and have work samples. Prior applicants need not-reapply. Culver Cutting. Repair. Call 841-2548. Person needed to work daily Mon-Fri, for the following purposes: 1) assist Daily Kaman for mailing. Must meet qualifications before Inquiring. Must have care, work 10am-5pm and a smile. Daily Kaman is an equal Opportunity Employer. Call Cindy Hammond at (312) 649-5258. Experienced packers and loaders of household goods for part-time employment. 943-0308. Wanted - fiddle teacher for old-time and blue- cow band music. Mckinsey M公司 computers. 84-0137 10-16 Pongo' is now accepting applications for waitresses and cab drivers. Monroe thru Friday after 12 noon. For more information, call 877-350-6644. NATURAL BEADS MACRAME BEADS armadillo bead co. 710 Mass. M-Sat. 10-5—Thurs. 6-8 Bahai Faith Bahai meetings Monday----7:30 p.m. Rancony Room ... and mankind its citizens the earth is one country West of Hillcrest Bowl 9th & Iowa HILLCREST BILLIARDS RECREATION'S FINEST "If we don't got it you didn't want to play it no how!" AWRENCE JRPLUS 740 Massachusetts "The home of LEVI'S Jeans AVON — need extra $6 for Christmas! Earn them cash, jewelry, cosmetics, more. Call 843-821-10-27 EX-MARINES WANTED. Turn your experience to the next level by providing 10-20 information for No obligation 10-20 FOR RENT Free rental service Up to the minute listings of lawyers in Lawrence. Lawrent Rental Exchange, 842-259-3060 Aptartment, furnished, wall-to-wall carpet, patio with outdoor bedrooms, bordered RUIs in downtown. No pets. 843-576-797. ATTENTION STUDENT RENTERS: Drop in or pick up from the office (the phone, calls phone) at WESTERN BROOKS HOTEL. The office is located at 108 WESTERN BROOKS HOTEL. Jayhawk Tower apartments obstacle 2-bedroom Jayhawk Tower apartments,utilized, utilities 10-14 864-6474 2 bedroom apartment, all utilities paid, A/C on, electricity, water, gas, fire suppression, free parking, laundry facilities - 1800 sq. ft. Measlowbrook for elk ash immediately. Rainwater basin. (Mineral water) Both furnished. Gas & water 819-519 Fax 612-746-3010. Furn. arm, for 3 to 5 people. Utilities paid, $160 Furn. arm, for 3 to 5 people. Utilities paid, $160 Furn. call Mr. Murray, 844-429-842 or 842-808-943 For rent: Small 2 bedroom apartment. Also single room; kitchen, living room, utility suite; utilities paid, parking. 845-3079 or (612) 565-3300. WANTED 1. male roommate upperclassman or Grad Student 2. utilities Call: AGMS 10, 14-14 4158. Keep trying Roommate wanted -male or female Share comp- rent, housemates and utilities rented Call Howard 843-680-10 10-14 Need a home for a female educator must be needed. Children aged 5-14 years & boots & booties. Call after 10:30 a.m. 8-9760 or 8-9765. Looking for good used LP's and stereos. Stop in at Recycled Sound, in Street in the street at Reckless Records, are now opening $—1.00 on singles, $1.50 on doubles; in good shape, 842-2097. 10-15 Wanted--Two tickets to KU-K-State game Nov. 1. Call 841-3457. 10-15 1 female roommate share 1 bedroom pt. near bedroom. No. pt. 10-17 Indiana St. Apt. B after 4 p. m. 2 female roommate share 1 bedroom pt. near bedroom. No. pt. 10-17 Indiana St. Apt. B after 4 p. m. Two white KU soluiver mechanical lead penils 15-pack. Three black KU soluiver well. Ask for Bux Union candy counter. 16-18 Photographs of Chicago Concert, must be top call. Call 842-8620. 10-16 Wanted: Loose roommate to live lr. large house. 841-4168 after 0:00. 10-16 James Gong Foreign Auto Parts Foreign Auto Ports *"See us for your imported parts needs"*; M-F 8:00-5:30 Sat. 8:10-12:00 401 Locust 84-8000 800 Locust Wally Reid's N.A.P.A. Auto Parts For the Do-It-Yourself we offer: 1 Special Prizes 2. Open 7 days and nights 3. We have it or can get it overnight 3. We have it or can get it overnight 4. Machine shop service 5. True stores 817 Vermont 2300 Haskell SERVICES OFFERED CUSTOM JEWELRY Reasonably Priced. Proven stainless steel and pulled. Turquoise. Sale with a $190 credit. Attention Photographers. We do custom B&W Photographs. 251 New York Ave. 731 N. Fifth Call-843-1453 for details MATH TUTORING--Competent, experienced tutor help through course 161, 162, 171, 172, 181, 182, 183, 184, 181, 143, 156, 368. One-time test preparation regular sessions. Reasonable rates. MB-7681. NEED HELP MOVING? Light hauling at: reasonable rates. Call 864-583-4. 8-pm. 10-20 LOST AND FOUND ENGINEERING AND FINE ARTS STUDENTS! Need draft supplies, but hate the high prices of paint. Come to the lecture Store Sites in the basement in 13 Marvin Hall and check us out. Found: Library book, Collective works of Freud. Call 864-3247 and identify. 10-14 Last, Blue and white crosshatched vlaim. Victory won. Third, white crosshatched vlaim. Victory won. Found. Silver bracket on campus. Call 804-257- 6381. BSR Found. A pair of wire rim glasses between Dgreen and Dyebe. Call 841-8396. 10-15 Back-pack with notes, sweatgear. gloves & I.D. Please return. Call集拿 collection & I.D. ENTERTAINMENT CONNIE'S NATURAL FOODS 425 Indiana Food Stamps Accepted 8-4 Tues., Thurs., Sat. Lost: Black wallet at Joe's Bakey Wed. night. Lost: Point please return to Randy Smith. 715 Tennesse Hours 12-5 Horseback and Hayrack riding 16 miles west on Hairy 40, 887-3600. Spencer. 10-31 POTION PARLOR Formerly Body Bizarre KWIKI CAR WASH 819 Vermont. 612 N. 2nd St. 2 Blocks North a quiet corner of Kaw River Bridge Self Service THE LOUNGE Bud on Tap ★Pool ★Foosball BIC TEAC BASF DUAL Southwest Corner Hillcrest Bowl 9th & Iowa THE STEREO STORE UHER UDIOTRONICS MARRIAGE XELEVIVIUMS COMPONENTS TAPE RECORDERS ROTEL SHURE FISHER GARRARD PIONEER CAPITAL PANASONIC WHARFDALE CRAIG CAR STEREO