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THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1980
Battalion
Classifieds
Hat maker predicts 9
comeback for derbi
HELP WANTED
Now Taking Applications
For Cashiers and Hostesses
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At Ken Martin’s
1803 S. Texas next to Sears
DAY AND NIGHT
PART-TIME
HELP NEEDED
Apply in person.
PASTA’S PIZZA
807 Texas Avenue
105t5
SHERWOOD HEALTH CARE INC.
has full time and part time openings
for LVN’s 6-2 and 2-10, RN 2-10.
Excellent salary, benefits and work
ing conditions. Contact E.P. Sulik,
Admin.
822-7521
95118
WAITRESSES
FULL AND PART TIME
DAYS
FRANK’S BAR & GRILL
913 Harvey Rd.
College Station icets
Part-time Draftspersons
needed. Third to fifth year architec
ture student or others with experi
ence will be considered.
Call 779-2398
for details and interview. 10414
PART-TIME/NOW
FULL-TIME/SUMMER
National Marketing Co. will appoint
six local representatives to contact
A&M Students. Above average pay,
flexible hours, car necessary. For
local interview call 800-821-5838
Jim Beasley. 1041^
MH-MR AIDS
(House Managers)
Full time and part time. High School
Diploma or equivalent. Good driving
record. Experience with mentally ill/
mentally retarded preferred.
APPLY AT BRAZOS
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Bryan
AA/EOE 10315
HELP WANTED
A&M Consolidated ISD is seeking
applications for Secretary, Com
munity Education Office.
Must type 60-70 wpm, shorthand or
speed writing desired, but not re
quired. Must be able to work with
public in person and by phone. Must
be highly organized, self motivating
and personable. Job requires flexi
bility and some extra hours.
Contact Personnel Office
A&M Consolidated ISD
100 Anderson 696-8893
Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action/Title IX Em-
ployer 10713
HELP
WANTED
Applications are being accepted
for part-time clerk typist. Re
quired to have 50-60 wpm. Typ
ing to include financial reports,
charts, letters, and forms. Good
filing skills desired. Ability to
work full time during some peak
work periods.
Contact Personnel Office
A&M Consolidated ISD
100 Anderson
696-8893
Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action
Title IX Employer. 10713
SPECIAL NOTICE
Help wanted. Experience with cars. Good per
sonality. Apply at Piper’s Gulf Station by the
Ramada Inn at the comer of University and
Texas. 102110
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103t1
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103t c
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HELP WANTED
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Needs X-Ray TECHNICIAN
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713-836-6173
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Lorraine Peterson, manager. 822-
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United Press International
LONDON — There’ll always be
an England, and every proper chap
will always wear the “bowler” hat
Americans call a “derby.” That’s
what you think.
You can still buy bowlers in many
stores, but the only place still manu
facturing the genuine original arti
cle, according to Frank Yardley, is
his quaintly Olde Worlde hat firm
James Lock & Co. of St. James’s
Street.
Once upon a time, so the popular
image goes, every Englishman wore
a bowler. Like Charlie Chaplin.
Between the two world wars —
when, as Yardley put it, “You never
saw anyone out in the street without
some kind of hat on” — the bowler
achieved its greatest popularity. It
became an essential part of the uni
form of the dapper British civil ser
vant. Lock’s then sold several
thousand bowlers a year.
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Now the bowler is still part of the
British stereotype, but actually
seeing one in London is almost a rar
ity. Lock sells about 600 a year.
The trouble with the bowlingball
hat, Yardley says, is that it isn’t exact
ly informal.
years, beginning when Lock & Co.
had been in its present location, a
stone’s throw from St. James’s
Palace, for nearly 100 years.
Yardley said the bowler was born
in 1850 when Sir William Coke, an
avid foxhunter, asked if the firm
could make him a round-top hat that
would stay on if he brushed a low
branch and was strong enough to
protect his head if his horse threw
him.
So Locke’s designed a hat with a
rabbit-fur felt exterior covering a
rock-hard shellac-and-gossamer
shell.
“In the beginning it was laughed at
quite a lot, Yardley said. "But after
two or three years, people realized it
was a practical hat.”
British army officers began wear
ing it with civilian clothes. It spread
to clerks in the financial district, then
to the civil service, and soon re
placed the top hat, which Yardley
said is harder to care for.
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NEW
comedy
opened
night at
|ter, origi
ecame t
n an ear
Other firms started making the
hat, including Thomas Bowler’s
company, whose name was eventual
ly attached to the product — even
though Lock’s still calls them Coke
hats.
— there are two styles,
hunting variety and Sir
Churchill’s favorite, tlf|
shape — is fitted indivldi
wearer’s head
The head shape is red
cardboard sheet, cut outar/j
device called a brow. Tliis
contour on which the hair
shaped, turning the hat
ated kiln until the shellac
pliable enough to take |u|
shape
Lock’s keps thousands
shapes in its files, not
bowler wearers, butofci
the dozens of styles thelij|
They have filed the shapeoll
Peck’s head, of Frank
along with those of BeauEn
Admiral Horatio LordJii
the first Duke of Wellini
“With his head shapn , tion of‘C
client can call from anywWfe } \ years
world and get a hat made::: five nigh
Yardley said. during
The firm used to offer!)Folly.”
He’s a
jlay abo
Blinking
dive just
jebanon
Thong
wight w
producec
once heft
on Broad
“There
Girl’s Class of '80 ring. Polished style. Lost
between Rudder and SLAB. $50 REWARD!
693-5123. 107t5
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Campus. Call Terry. 845-7816 or 693-
7303. 107t5
“You can’t wear jeans with a bow
ler,” he said in an interview. “You
have to dress up to it.”
Lock now sells its bowlers mostly
to stockbrokers, lawyers and proper
ly attired hunters, Yardley said. It
makes them just as it has for 130
“There’s a difference between the
two,’ Yardley maintained. “The
bowler is smooth, hut the Coke hat
always has a rough finish.
“There’s only one place where you
can still buy a Coke hat.”
Yardley said everv bowler it makes
black, blue, two shadeseft
and green and three ofbm
it’s either black, gray orb
Yardley does not despaira
comparative passing of tkcj
from the English scene,
thinks it has a future.
“For the past fewyetj
youngsters went around k
scruffy as they could,” heal
they’re getting dressy now.l
mal hats like the bowlere
a bit.”
PERSONALS
FOR SALE
1977 Monte Carlo — V8-305. Excellent Condi
tion. First owner: 29,000 miles. 846-1230.6U2
1973 Vega 2/drive, 4 cylinder, 65,000 miles.
$795.00. 1969 Dodge Hardtop. $495.00. 693-
4132 or 846-2641. t0 6t3
1978 Cougar XR-7 loaded. $4600 or best offer.
846-4543. loeo
1978 Kirkwood Mobile Home, 2-BDRM, 1-
Bath. 14 ft. X 52 ft. Fully furnished. $9800.00
or pay Equity and assume loan. Day - 823-8607,
night - 779-2282. 106t2
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CINDY
‘Electronic churche
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nore,”
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Love, MLM
Senior Boots. Size lU/z - 12. 693-3038. 106t5
FOR SALE: Sanyo turntable — Excellent con
dition — four months old. $100.00. Call Robert
696-3137. 105t5
Portable Washer 5/month old 1-year Guaran
tee. Perfect for apartment. 846-9270 after
5. I06t2
OFFICIAL NOTICE
’79 SUZUKI GS550E. Beautiful black, in su
perb condition. $1650.00. 779-9121 after4pm.
103 r6
Buy one. Cordoba ’75 $2750.00. Catalina '75
$2250.00. 779-9678. 102t7
NEW AGGIE SENIOR BOOTS. NEVER
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846-3996 after 5 pm. 103t5
’78 TRANS/AM 400-AUTOMATIC. Good
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“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.
VIVITAR
35 MM CAMERA
2 lenses flash ■
tele-converter leather case I
Still in warranty.
CaM Benjie at 693-5347.
Leave message if not there. 107t3 ■
80t33
United Press International
The sudden rise and influence
over the past 10 years of what friend
and foe alike call the “electronic
church” — the use of television for
mass evangelism — has a number of
mainline Protestant and some
Catholic church officials worried.
At the same time, however, these
church officials aren’t quite sure they
know what they want or should do
about it.
Recently, the National Council of
Churches Communications f Com-
mission, together with the U.S.
Catholic Conference’s Department
of Communication, sponsored a two-
day consultation on the issue, but the
21 conference participants came
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away with no clear consensus either
on the alleged dangers or proposed
solutions to the problems.
The threat the established chur
ches feel from the suddenly influen
tial and increasingly prosperous tele
vision preachers is two-fold — mem
bers and money are leaving local
congregations and getting their reli
gion in the comfort of their living
rooms, and the religious content of
the televised message is simplistic
and generally a distortion of the full
Ohristian message.
Sociologist Jeffrey K. Hadden of
the University ofVirginia, noted that
“there is very deep concern today
that highly successful nationwide
television programming is cutting
into the pews and treasuries of main
line churches.
“Those associated with the elec
tronic church, of course, deny the
alleged effect, he said.
Hadden said the debate so far was
an empty one because no one had
done the research to resolve the
issue.
“The evidence is not very clear or
detailed regarding who is attracted
to the evangelical message of the
electronic church, he said.
“Recent research on the growth of
conservative churches would sug-
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successful in attracting li nears eat
have drifted away from chrfe “Whet
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Hadden said. July,”’\\
"I can think of no raorelrarere a 1c
outcome to this consultafcljwasn’t ur
initiation of research tore)! I knew
question, he said. “SuclnB|lay.”
should he conducted bysociB Wilsor
lists with impeccable repMbased o
tinder the aegis of ananJ^uised s<
commission witih repr:$|
from the National Religipci
casters, the Natio.pl Co
Churches and the U.S.
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that the vast majority of (lit
sion preachers are politicallyL
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of what Hadden called “the
effort to reshape Americanrf „ ,
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to he absolutely true. HadlwP ^
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that at the moment theconssK Atthi
evangelists were “mostlypjpNe wer
novices' and that, in anycast-B 1 put
line liberal apprehensionsat>|Kh e play,
drift to the right repre.dt. 5*
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