Page 6 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1977
Blouses &
Tunics
100^
textured
polyester,
assorted
styles &
colors.
8-18
8.99
SirisC
toil
Short
sleeves,
poly/cotton.
Assorted
styles,
colors.
Machine
wash/dryj
Sil.K-.hikje.
Knit Blouse
100% poly
ester, soft
styling,
assorted
colors.
8-18
6.99
Fashion
P&nls
Textured
polyester,
assorted
colors.
8-18.
5.99
Knit Poncho
Bright
Nyesta
nylon, x
assorted
colors.
S , M, L
Silk-Like
Knit Blouse
100% poly
ester, soft
styling,
assorted
colors.
8-18
6.99
Baby Cord
Gaucho
V-waist,
poly/cotton,
black or
khaki.
5-15
6.99
- 3.99
100% Cotton
Tee Shirt
Muscle
sleeves,
assorted
colors.
S, M, L
L99
(Quantities limited on some clothing.)
Puccini
Designer
Print Shirt
Polyester
sheers in
assorted
prints.
8-16.
5.99
Fancy
Trim Top
Spun
polyester
knits.
Assorted
styles,
colors.
S, M, L
3.99
"CheapJeans u
for Her
Prewash
cotton
denim,
assorted
styles.
5-15
8.99
*tHe spot for smart shoppers
Men * s
Crew
Knit
Shirt
Short
sleeves,
poly
cotton
interlock.
Machine
wash/dry.
S, M, L
2.99
Western
Denim Jeans
Flare legs,
machine
wash/dry.
30-38
Men* s
Polv Knit
Shirt
Short
sleeves,
machine
wash/dry.
S,M,L,XL
3.99
Men* s
Western
Corduroy
J-gans.
Flare legs,
fashion
colors,
machine
wash/dry.
30-38
8.99
Ladies’
Sandals
Woven-look
vinyl uppers with self
wrap wedge. Crepolene sole
Tan, rust, navy. 5-10
Men* s Knit
Sport Shirt
Long
sleeves,
solids.
Machine
wash/dry.
S,M,L,XL
Men ’ s
Western
Dune Buggy
J eans
Brush denim,
assorted
colors.
Machine
wash/dry •
30-38
Men * s
Warm Up
Suit
Triple
knit
acrylic
zipper
jacket &
pocket.
XS,S,M,L
15.99
2.99
gfr ; —ri—^
Ladies* Esbadrilles
Open-toe & closed-toe
styles. High jute wedge.
Natural, navy, green, red. 5-10
4.99
Checkretarv Wallets
Multi—compartment
checkbook holder. Assorted
styles. Chestnut, tan,navy
red, tobacco,
each
4.99
FedMart
*the spot for
smart shoppers
Dallas : E. Northwest Hwy . (at Jupiter Rd . )
Forest Lane & Marsh Lane
Houston : Mykawa Rd . & Loop 610
4004 Bellaire Blvd. (atWeslayan)
Wirt Rd. & Kempwood (W. 34 th), Spring Branch
Pasadena: 4616 Spencer Highway (at Preston)
College Station: 701 University Drive East
( at Tarrow St. )
San Antonio: S.W. Military Rd. & Zarzamora
Northwest Loop #410 (at Vance Jackson Rd. )
Victoria: E. Mockingbird & Laurent Streets
Brownsville : Boca Chica & Central Ave .
El Paso : Montana & Airway Blvd ,/9728 Dyer St.
Prices subject to change Monday, April 4, 1977.
Junek
Position l\
School
Board
JUNEK
Johnnie Junek, 46, 1104 VI
Drive, self-employed business
and owner of Sak-N-Pak
grocery.
Why do you think you are ^.1
ified to hold a position on the scW
board?
I think I am qualified in i
than one wav. I know how to*
out my own budget. I’m ini
for myself and I set upmye
budget plans. I feel like I have
ability to serve as a school 1
memoer.
What do you consider to 1
highest priorities of the board!
They are there to guide
ministration in more than onewi
They set up the guidelines
administration to run the scM|
They are also responsible I
hiring and firing of the staff. ’
hire a man because they expecltaj
to carry out the operation of ll
school system. Whenever I
(administration) have problem
usually they come to the i
board to vote on different plansail|
reject them if necessary.
Should the curriculum be ei[
(See “Junek” page 12)
Hill —
Position 2|
School
Board
HILL
Rodney C. Hill, 37,119 Lee,j|
sociate professor at Texas A&M
versity.
Why do you think you are
ified to hold a position on the
board? , >
I have a bachelor s in arc
and a master’s in socia a
havioral factors in architect^
have been teaching for a i
years now. Before I j
ing, I was working i g
Houston on about $75 mnn ^
of buildings and development
included five school 5 , ,,
were built within
budget. .j^tobel 111
, What do you consider ! ^
highest priorities of the n j
The areas that I’m P ush ’Q
be to support and streng
basic curriculum, supp 01 " ,
native education program
vocational school. I also supf |
(See “Hill” page
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