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Battalion Classifieds
Counselors dispel
myths about service
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HELP WANTED
Former Army helicopter pilot position avail
able in local USAR unit. 779-0837 after 5 p.m.
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HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
Full & Part Time
Positions Available
at Farmer’s Market Sandwich
Shop
in Bryan
hours flexible
822-6417
2700 Texas Ave., Bryan
$1000 Week
(approx.)
UP Earnable. Men, women, all
skills for construction of prop
osed Alaska-Canada gasline.
Send $5.00 to: Job Info.,' Box
79167-A, Houston, TX 77024 75t4
$370 Per thousand
envelopes you mail postage
paid. Free. R.C., P.O. Box 9545,
College Station, TX 77840. sits
NEEDED
Sometone to care for an active 2-
year old in my home only. Tuesday
and Friday 12:30 - 4:00. $20/week.
CALL 693-2323 or 846-0763
7915
MAINTENANCE
MAN WANTED
Good salary, good working condi
tions, company benefits. Experi
enced in electrical and plumbing.
APPLY DIXIE CHICKEN
846-2332 sotfn
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Help Wanted
Part Time
GRAPEVINE
PERSONALITY
696-3411
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BABYSITTERS WANTED
Work Your Own Hours
GOOD PAY
FULL/PART TIME
779-6451
(after 6:00)
Must Have Transportation
r HELP WANTED
Part Time
Day and Night
PASTA S PIZZA
696-3380
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DRIVE-IN GROCERY
Has part time hours available after
noon and early evenings and
weekends.
For Appointment
846-4141 79ts
SPECIAL NOTICE
ATTENTION
GIRL
SERVICES
HORSE LOVERS!
YMCA Camp Cullen at Trinity is
sponsoring a College Horsemanship
Clinic, especially for you, February
1,2 & 3. Learn horsemanship groom
ing, equitation, care of tack and
Western riding with two days of rid
ing on beautifully wooded trails, Cost
- $18.00. For more information and
reservations, call camp at
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'^Svice'S
ervice For All
Chrysler Corp. Cars
Body Work — Painting
HALSELL MOTOR
COMPANY INC.
Dodge Sales and Service Since 1922
1411 Texas Ave. , 823-8111
Aggie Dorm
Refrigerators
Sell, Rent & Lease ALL Sizes
WHITE AUTO STORE
Northgate
Also Bike Repair
EARN EXTRA MONEY
Now Taking Applications
For Cashiers and Hostesses
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY
At Ken Martin’s
1803 S. Texas next to Sears
_ $500 weeKly possiDle selling wuklu a
I SMALLEST DICTIONARY. Hottest
■ impulse item! New! Miracle of
■ Miniaturization! 13,000
I words! 695 pages! Send
I $1.00 FOR SAMPLE & DETAILS
■ MINI PUBLISHERS. BOX 2668.
I Laguna Hills, CA 92653
PEPE’S MEXICAN FOOD
Now taking applications for day and
evening shifts.
$3.00 Per Hour
Apply In Person, 107 Dominik
^ College Station 180(fn Jjj
MEN! WOMEN! JOBS!
CRUISESHIPSI/SAILING EXPEDI-
TIONSI/SAILING CAMPS. No ex
perience. Good pay. Summer.
Career. NATIONWIDE, WORL
DWIDE! Send $4.95 for APPLICA
TION/1 N FO/R E F E R R A L S to
CRUISE WORLD 127 Box 60129,
Sacramento, CA 95860. 7717
PART TIME
Students to work on telephone solic
itation program. Morning, afternoon,
and evening shifts. Excellent pay for
qualified people. Can earn up to
$10/hr. or more. Guaranteed $3/hr.
start. Call after 12 for information
and employment.
846-3033 satio
If you are looking for temporary
full time or part time employment
the Eagle has a job for you. We
are now forming sales teams for
door to door subscription soiita-
tions. Set your own hours.
Call Eagle
Circulation
779-2345
The Texas
Grubstake Is Now
J Interviewing For:
I Waitpersons, cashier, hostess,
j kitchen help. Full or part-time.
I Manager-restaurant experience
J helpful. Apply in person 3:30-
I 5:30 daily or call 846-9174 for
^ appointment. aots
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Driving Job #
Delivering Pizzas •
Part time nights. Great work sche- •
dule for students & moonlighters. •
$3.25/hr. plus commission on every •
pizza delivered. Must have own car 0
and be 18 years or older. Apply 319 ^
Patricia, C.S.
PIZZA EXPRESSzzno •
•••••••••••••e
"wanted""'
BARTENDERS
No Experience Necessary
We Will Train
full or part time
day or night shift
$3.1 0/hr.
Employee Benefits
Miranda’s at Northgate
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School Bus Drivers For
Bryan School District
Do you need part time work?
Apply now for immediate train
ing. $3.50 per hour for inexperi
enced drivers plus conditional
bonus at end of school year. BC-
BS insurance available at group
rates. Car pools available. 3 3 A
Hours per day guaranteed if
available both A.M. & P.M. Most
bus routes longer.
CALL NOW!
779-3220
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DOMESTIC
SERVICES
Part Time/Full Time
TEAM CLEANING
HOMES
With Other Students
Starting Salary
$3.30/hr. Plus Mileage
693-1954
Judy Smeins
Libby Vastano ^
Modem Dance Teacher
for
Dance Arts Society
Please call Dove after 7. 846-0987.
If you don’t know what Modern
Dance is, please don’t call.
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DRIVING JOB
Delivering
Pizzas
Great work schedule for students.
$3.25 per hour and commission on
every pizza delivered. Must have
own car, 18 yr. or older. Apply at 319
Patricia, C.S. 846-7785 Pizza Ex
press. 7915
POSITION
OPENINGS
1. SPECIAL ED TEACHER
Teachers Certificate required.
2. HOME TEACHER FOR INFANT
PROGRAM: BA in Social/Be
havioral science. B-MOD train
ing preferred.
3. GENETIC SCREENING DI
RECTOR: MSW or MA in Psy
chology. BA + 6 yrs. case work
experience. May substitute.
4. 2 SECRETARIES: High School
graduate. Typing ability and ex
perience preferred.
Apply at
Brazos Valley MH-MR
202 E. 27th, Bryan, Texas
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By CAROL HANCOCK
Campus Staff
Room 017 in the YMCA building
is a place only a few Texas A&M
University students are aware of. It
is the home of the Personal Counsel
ing Service, and there seems to be
confusion about what it has to offer.
Fred Dorn, a counseling intern,
said students have their own con
ception of what the Personal Coun
seling Service does. Their ideas, he
said, are usually part of common
myths about the center.
Myth One: The service is only for
people with real emotional prob
lems.
Kerry Hope, a counseling psy
chologist, said the majority of stu
dents who come to personal coun
seling are average college students
with average problems. Very few
have chronic, serious problems.
The service is a crisis intervention
and referral service, Hope said. This
means it is not set up to handle
long-term extreme cases. It will
handle the more serious cases on a
short-term basis, then refer them to
a more appropriate area, she said.
Personal counseling helps stu
dents feel like they haveiheir feet
on the ground, Dorn saitf.
Myth Two: Personal Counseling
does not have programs that pertain
to the average student.
A personal counseling group pro
gram was initiated last semester,
and it offers a variety of subjects.
Some groups are specialty groups
while others include anyone.
An assertiveness training group
teaches students to he assertive hut
not necessarily aggressive.
Relaxation training helps the stu
dent fight anxiety and stress. There
is also a procrastination group for
students having trouble with
budgeting their time.
There are specialty groups for vet
students, female cadets, graduate
students, women in careers and
pre-professionals. The pre-marital
enrichment groun is for both mar
ried and unmarried students,
A once-a-week career worbl^
open to anyone and can he’
dent in deciding a career, maj,
decisions and finding resouiwi
that career.
The groups meet at varioustij
and days during the week aaj
easily fit into a student’s sdiedj
Dorn said.
Myth Three: The student w||
placed wherever the connstl
thinks Irest.
A student can choose any go
that interests him as well
vidual counseling, Hope said,1
personal growth groups have6tt!
15 students in them at a time,ii
said. The students can choose^
they will feel most comfortable.
Myth Four: Once a student &
to the personal counseling senn
he or she is assigned a groupanl
obligated to go to each session
There is no pressure on astui
to attend every session, Hopesn
“Putting pressure on a stud
would defeat our purpose,”i|
said. “If a student feels heorsbei
longer needs to go to a sessioi,
have done my job. T.
Myth Five: The counselorsr
try to tell a student whattodo
“We do not tell people wlai
do. We teach people how lot
care of themselves emotional
Hope said. The counselorshelpji
dents look at their optionsauJi
cide for themselves, she sail
VVe re neither advice-giversi
shri nks; we re counselors.
Myth Six: Tl ic counselors arf;|
qualified to help a student.
Each of the 10 counselors bast
least a master’s in counseling.Una
are both male and female eon
selors.
There are a lot of things pen]!
put up with and don’t have to, D«
said.
“Leanring alxmt yourself alb
you to deal with situations;
encounter. The Personal Counst
ing Serv ice teaches you about
self.”
Murray leads locals in
raci
JOB OPPORTUNITY
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
$356 Weekly
GUARANTEED
Work 2 hours daily at home ($178 for
one hour daily) Free brochure. D.Y.
P.O. Box 1374, College Station, TX
77840. 79t5
WANTED
Typing. Experienced, fast, accurate. All kinds
822- 0544... Itfh
Typing. Full time. Symbols. Notary Public.
823- 7723... 76tfn
FOR RENT OR LEASE
2 Bedroom IVi baths in Tanglewood South.
$360 per month. All bills paid. Call 696-
1668. 8.3(5
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CASH FOR OLD GOLD
* Class rings, wedding rings, worn out (
► gold jewelry, coins, etc.
► . The Diamond Room
Town & Country Shopping Center
3731 E. 29th St., Bryan
846-4708
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FOR LEASE
For sub-lease 1-bdrm apt. for spring semester.
Call 779-1614 after 5:30. 82(6
FOR RENT
ROOMMATE WANTED
Wooded seclusion. 2 Bedrooms, study, fire
place, deck, $425 + utilities. 846-1379 nites.
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Room for rent in house 2 blocks from campus,
$150/mo., utilities paid. 693-8381. 83(5
3 Bdrm. house half block from campus, own
room, $108 month, male. 693-3242. 79(5
Female roommate needed. One bedroom,
shuttle bus, your rent share $117.50 all bills
included. Call Laura after 7:30.at 696-1578.
, . .79(5
*Day sh.’ft
♦Night shift (til 10:00 p.m.)
♦Weekends
NEW EFFICIENCIES
$159 month. One bedroom from
$180 month. All bills paid except
electricity. No pets. Villa West
Apartments, south of Villa Maria.
Lorraine Peterson, manager. 822-
7772. 177tfn
Need female roommate to share
nice, beautifully furnished 2 BDRM
2 Bth apartment near campus. Own
room. $125 per month + Vz bills.
Call 846-7145
Evenings 82t2
FULL OR PART TIME
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Flexible hours to fit your schedule J
Rapid advancement
Cashier experience helpful.
Starting Salary $3.10/hr.
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Apply in person only:
9:30-11:00 a.m. (if possible) j
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3C BARBECUE #3 jj
CULPEPPER PLAZA
We need people with energy and personality.
Limited positions open
Full or Part Time
L,
Apply between 9:30-11 and 2-4
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FULL OR PART TIME
Dayshift
Casual Atmosphere
Nightshirt
Minimum wage $3. i 0/hr.
Weekends
Employee Benefits
Cooks
• Bartenders • Waitresses
DIXIE CHICKEN
TEXAS MOON TAVERN
CHICKEN OIL CO.
MIRANDA’S
Apply in person 10 a.m.-11 a.m. - 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
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APARTMENTS
WHILE YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT THE COST OF HEAT
ING/COOLING YOUR APARTMENT AND DRIVING YOUR
CAR,
THINK ABOUT US . . .
WE PAY YOUR UTILITIES! AND WE GUARANTEE NO
FUEL ADJUSTMENT OR RENT ESCALATION, ADD THAT
TO OUR LOCATION TO TEXAS A&M, AND SEE HOW
YOU CAN SAVE!
ALL UTILITIES
FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED
EFFICIENCY, 1, 2 & 3
BEDROOM APTS.
NO ESCALATION CLAUSE OR
FUEL ADJUSTMENT CHARGE
PARTY/MEETING ROOM
BASKETBALL/V0 LLEYBALL COURT
Rental office open Monday thru Friday 9-5
693-1110 Saturday 10-5, Sunday 2-5
. 1501 Hwy. 30
24 HOUR EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE
TWO SWIMMING POOLS
TENNIS COURTS
HEALTH SPAS, INCLUDING
SAUNAS FOR MEN & WOMEN
THREE LAUNDRY ROOMS
693-1011
81132
FOR SALE
6/Wk Labrador/Retriever puppies, $10.
Nancy 845-7816 (8-5) or come by 205B Sul
phur Springs Rd. (after 5). 82(6
1963 Chevrolet truck, standard. Call 693-5908.
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Nikko NR-715 38 w/ch. Like new with box and
valid warranty, $200. 693-4388. 80(3
4.8 Cubic foot refrigerator, one year old, good
condition, $125. Call 696-1990. 80(5
’77 Chevy Custom Deluxe pick-up w/topper,
A/C, power, AM/FM, CB. Excellent condi-
tion. 846-4629. 81t7
Senior boots, spurs pullers, size 11V&-12. Excel
lent condition, $220. 693-3038. 79(5
Students! 4.8 cu. ft. Sears refrigerator. Attrac
tive imitation wood-grain door. Good condi
tion. $130. Call John 846-4117. 79(5
Stratolounger chair, double size, gold, good
condition, vibrates. Call 696-0733 or 822-2225.
$50 or best offer. 83(5
Electronic
Equipment
For Sale:
Tektronics 545B oscilloscope with
dual trace plug-in, $375; enclosed
equipment racks; x-y plotters; audio
frequency spectrum recorder;
time/frequency meters; differential
voltmeters; digital printer. Call Rand
Evans 845-6027 daily or 822-7781
after 5 p.m. 8113
By ANDY WILLIAMS
General Assignments Reporter
Graduate student Tinker Murray
led a handful of local runners
through a warm, humid, and windy
Houston Marathon Saturday.
Murray finished 21st out of about
2,000 starters. His time for the
26.2-mile race was 2:31:59, the sec
ond best of his career, though he
said he didn’t expect to run that
well.
The winner was Ron Tabb of
Houston, who finished in a meet
record 2:13:35. The winner of the
women’s division was Vanessa Vaj-
dos, who ran a 2:44:46.
Murray, a physical education stu
dent, ran much of the race with
Jimmy Sterling, an A&M Consoli
dated High School student who
finished in 2:34, and Don Kirby, a
range science graduate student,
whose time was 2:39.
Dr. Carl Gabbard, an assistant
professor in the health and physical
education department, was one of
severdl runners who complained
about the weather.
OFFICIAL NOTICE
“SPRING AWARDS
SCHOLARSHIPS”
Deadline - March 1,
1980
Application forms for Spring Awards
Program may be obtained from the
Student Financial Aid Office, Room
310, YMCA Building. All applications
must be filed with the Student
Financial Aid Office not later than
5:00 PM, March 1,1980. Late
applications will not be accepted.
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The temperature during then
was about 65 degrees. Ml
marathoners prefer to run
weather that is 45 degrees orcoli
“The last race I ran in was!
White Rock Marathon in Dallas,
which conditions were almost p(
feet. This marathon was almost
opposite, he said. Gabbards li
was 2:53.
Doug Unger and Mike Timm®
the president and vice president
Texas A&M s Roadrunnersdn
were both disappointed by lit
perfo nuances.
T fell apart, said Unger, ajuni
biochemistry major. "I was short
for a 2:40, but my abdomen ett
cooperate with the rest of my bod)
Timmons had the same con
plaint.
T got stitches in my side ret
bad, he said. “I wouldn’t III
finished the dang thing, bnl
couldn’t think of any other wav
get to the end.
Timmons, an agricultural en;
neering senior, said he ran mucin
the last 8 miles holding his at
sides.
“I kept passing these race
cials, and they’d yell at metoliol
my hands over my head,’ hesaiil
“So there I was, running alongIte
refugee trying to surrender.”
Timmons and Unger, bo
whom finished in 2:59, ran much
the way with Californian j*
Helgerson, who has run am:
a week for the past year.
Rusty Higham, a graduate sic
dent in PE, finished in 3:06.
LOST
Siamese cat. Chocolate paint (dark face, ears,
legs, tail), white collar. If found please call
845-6811 (8am-5pm) or 696-3089 (evenings).
Reward offered. 83(5
PERSONALS
PROBLEM PREGNANCY? Free abortion
counseling and referrals. Call (713) 779-
2258.. .62tfn
LOST
Grey Male Weimeraner
Answers to C-D. Lost near East end
of campus on Texas, Thurs. 16th.
Has brown collar, very affectionate.
REWARD OFFERED. Call 845-
3561, Darlene Johnson. sstz
EASY MONEY
Send one dollar cash and we will
advise you on how you can make
one hundred dollars instantly. P.O.
Box 7538 Aggieland Station, Col
lege Station, TX 77844. 79ts
Large dark blue gray retriever
with white chest blaze missing
from Holleman St. area since
Jan. 8.
Call 693-6758
REWARD $50 79t5
PUBLISH
YOURSELF!
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with Professors’
Publishing
Plan at
846-S
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STORAGE
U - LOCK - IT
10 x 20 - $25
693-2339
PERSONALS
AUTO INSURANCE
FOR AGGIES:
Call: George Webb
Farmers Insurance Group
3400 S. College 823-80!
IN MEMORY OF AMER SHEIKH
Born: January 21, 1958, Lahore, Pakistan
Died: December 7, 1979 in a car accident near
Hempstead, TX
Graduated in Aerospace Engineering Magna Cum Laude, December 14,
1979.
MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE
The family of Amer wishes to thank all those people who sent messages of
condolance and sympathy which have been of great consolation and solace
in their honor of grief.
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Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Honda
SALES - SERVICE
‘Where satisfaction is
standard equipment
2401 Texas Ave.
779-3516 —