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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1981
Battalion
Classifieds
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
Door to door solicators needed, easy work
ing hours, good pay, $25 to $100 a week.
Call daily between 10:00am and 5:00pm.,
775-5975. 121t7
NOW accepting applications for kitchen
and counter help. Full or part time. Con
tact Jim or James at Pasta’s Pizza. 696-
3300. 120t6
Telephone solicators needed Monday thur
Thursday. Good pay, $3.35/hour. Call daily
between 10:00am and 5:00pm, 775-5975.
12117
BRYAN HOSPITAL
has full-time position open for reg
istered X-Ray Technician. Full
time benefits apply. Contact Sha
ron Robinson, 822-1347.
EOE/MF i23ts
THE GREENERY
is hiring trainees for their landscape mainte
nance teams. Full or part time. (Full morning
or afternoon availability required.
STARTING AT $4.00 PER HOUR.
Apply at 4303 Texas Ave. (across from Luby’s
Cafeteria.) 125t3
Maintenance workers needed! Full-time
and part-time to continue thru summer.
Contact Tanglewood Apts, office 411 Hwy.
30. No phone calls. 125t5
Love to work with children? Counselors
needed at unique camp in the beautiful hill
country. Women — June and July — Men
— 2 weeks — August. Contact Rocky River
Ranch Box 116 Wimberley, Texas 78676,
(512) 847-2513. 125t5
FISH RICHARD S HALF
CENTURY HOUSE
is looking for daytime personnel.
Full-time and part-time. Apply in
person at 801 Wellborn Road.
1l4tln
WANTED
CONSTRUCTION
TYPE LABOR
Full or Part time.
Call 693-3658 after 7:00 p.m.
DEPENDABLE MEN, WOMEN
OR COUPLES for present and
future Houston post routes. Early
morning hours. Papers rolled by
machine. $200-$750/month. 846-
2991. 696-8032. 38tfn
MICKEY’S
Now Hiring
BARTENDERS, BAR
HELP, WAITRESSES &
DOOR MEN.
Apply in Person
10-5
(Hwy. 6 Across from Texas World
Speedway) i25tfn
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Excellent Opportunity
Full & Part-time help needed for:
1) COOKS
2) WAITPERSONS
3) BARTENDERS
4) PREP. PERSONS
Apply in person at 404 University
Dr. University Center between
Bank of A&M & Fedmart 8:00am
til 5:00pm. 12117
Part time day cook, hostess and
cocktail waitress. Apply In Person
at
TJ’s
707 Texas Avenue,
College Station. i2otfn
DELIVERY PERSONNEL
18% straight commission plus
tips. Commission paid cash every
night. Kitchen Help.
Apply in person
301 Patricia 97t3b
Full-time landscape foreman
for work in Austin. Call 822-
1561 Brazos Valley Nur
sery.
KAMU TV
needs a-student reporter-
/photographer. 20 hours per
week and must be a student*
APPLY IMMEDIATELY!!!
Call Bill Davie, 845-5611 or
apply in person at
KAMU TV. 12017
3-C BAR-B-Q
in BRYAN
Positions open. We are now hir
ing. Apply in person 1810 S. Main
Bryan. mtfn
WHEN TIME
MEANS MORE
THAN MONEY.
A year or two of your time
as a VISTA volunteer, can
help change life for poor
people in American com
munities. Help organize
food co-ops, day-care
centers, and neighbor
hood energy programs.
The biggest change might
be in you. It’s something
money can’t buy.
Schlotzsky’s is now tak-
ing applications for
weekend shifts. Also full
time day position & eve
ning shift available. AP
PLY IN PERSON ONLY,
100 sapfs*"**#
tween 2-5prm'
Cashier help wanted — starting
salary $3.35 plus benefits. Apply
in person only between 7pm &
8pm.
SKYWAY TWIN
DRIVE-IN THEATER
2000 E. 29th. 12415
HERE TODAY THRU FRIDAY!
INFORMATION BOOTH:
MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER
FULL OR
PART TIME
'Day Shift
‘Night shift (til 10pm.)
‘Weekends
‘Flexible hours to fit your schedule
‘Rapid advancement
‘Cashier experience helpful
Starting Salary
$3.50/hour
Apply in person only.
9:30-11:30am. (if possible)
WHATABURGER
Bryan College Station
1101 Texas 105 Dominik
6tfn.
DOMESTIC
SERVICES
PART TIME
FULL TIME
Clean homes with students.
693-1954.
Starting Salary
$3.50/hour
+ mileage.
GREENLEAF HOSPITAL
Greenleaf is a growing innovation psychiatric hospital looking
for that special person who qualifies as a RN, LVN, or Mental
Health Worker/Orderly to join our staff. Currently there are
both full-time and part-time positions available.
If interested, please stop by the hospital at 405 West 28th in
Bryan, or call 822-7326 and let us tell you about our facili
ties. 111115
Earn $240 a month just by
working two nights (5pm-
2am) a week, (more hours
available) at Der Wein-
schnitzel.
Apply in Person
501 S. Texas Ave.
Bryan between 9:30am-11am
weekdays.
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Now hiring
Delivery Personnel
Must have own car
and insurance.
$3.60/hour
plus commission and tips.
AddIv Domino’s Pizza
4407 Texas Ave.
after 4:30 p.m.
1504 Holleman
after 4:30 p.m. ^4129
Part-time help wanted.
Grapevine personality 696-
3411. 104 tin I
E.O.E.
NOW HIRING
DELIVERY PEOPLE NEEDED
FLEXIBLE HOURS
$3.75/hr. plus 6% commission plus tips.
Apply between 3:30 and 7 M-F
at 319 Patricia
846-7785
BE A POWER
BEHIND THE
ENERGY CRISIS
Abroad, Peace Corps
helps build mud-brick
stoves, solar grain dryers
and pedal-powered ma
chinery. At home, VISTA
helps communities insu
late their dwellings and
keep their furnaces run
ning. Lend your energy
and brain power to the
poor. Call.
HERE TODAY THRU FRIDAY!
INFORMATION BOOTH:
MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER
wim
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
TEACHERS WANTED, Elementary, Sec
ondary, west and other states. Placements
since 1946. Phone # (505) 877-7802, South
west Teachers’ Agency, Box 4337 Albu
querque, NM 87196. 115tll
1968 Mercedes 220D, rebuilt engine,
33mpg, 846-8298. 123t5
PIZZA
EXPRESS
Now Hiring
COUNTER & PHONE PER
SONNEL. Flexible hours:
$3.50/hour.
Apply 319 Patricia
Monday-Friday 4pm-7pm.
125110
MOBILE HOME
for sale, 12' x65' with 7' x 12' ad
dition off living room. Unfurnished.
All major kitchen appliances and
washer and dryer included. Central
air and heat. Call Andy at 693-
4327. 123t10
$100 DOWN
$100 down, 5 acre College
Station area, rolling, wooded
& electricity.
COUNTRY f.AND COMPANY
(713)468-8501 lottao
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CENTRAL
TEXAS
| HARDWARE |
^Immediate opening for part time==
^employment. Counter sales &==
=some manual labor.
=§ Apply In Person
| NO PHONE CALLS, 1
PLEASE
202 S. Bryan St. 12513=
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TRUCKS
available through govern
ment agencies, may sell for
under $200.00. Call 602-
941-8014 Ext. #105 for
your directory on how to
purchase. 12514
FOR RENT
Ricoh 35mm camera, 2.2 lens, completely
manual-1969 Plymouth Satelite Sport,
some body damage, excellent condition,
call 775-3745. 122t6
Need one female roommate to share room
in large 4-plex apartment. Starting in June.
$125/month plus 'A utilities. Washer and
dryer, call DecDee, 696-4104. 12U5
For sale 1977 Yamaha 400 RD, low miles,
fine condition, 693-1902. 124t5
Ford Pinto 1976, automatic, AC, 53,000
miles, 4 cyclinder, $1400.00, Penny 779-
1625. 124t5
FOR RENT (GIRLS ONLY)
Furnished bedroom in upstairs apt.
TV cable and private phone. 5 mins,
from campus in private home on
acreage. $75.00 per month until
August- deposit & some on utilities.
Call: 846-2239. 12315
1977 Yamaha 400 RD: low miles, fine con
dition, 693-1902. 124(5
2-’81 Honda 750
customs, Blue on Blue, crash bars, in war
ranty, low mileage, call Chris 696-7599.
124t5
U-LOCK-IT
STORAGE
10-10 - $20
10-20 - $22 & Up
693-2339 125122
Vemco Model 4, V-Track Drafting
Machine. Versagraphic protractor head. 5 l /t
or larger table. 696-8985. 119110
FOR SALE: 2 bedroom townhouse-April
Court-good condition. Call 713-358-3131 or
358-2516. Donna Kirk FORESTWOOD,
REALTORS. 120tl0
’74 Spitfire, excellent condition, new top.
Call Jeff, 693-7502 or 693-7565. 121t5
1980 Honda Express, $350, 693-5637.12R5
SERVICES
WEDDING RING SET, ladies, never
worn, 14K gold, diamonds, 846-0386.121t7
Need a. babysitter? Call Nanny, 693-0032,
College Station. 123t3
Typing. Experienced, fast, accurate. All
kinds. 822-0544. 54tfn
Will do fast accurate typing in my home.
Day or night. Call 846-9330. 86tfn
Typing. 775-5343.
AMWAY PRODUCTS
Personal care, Home care,
Housewares, Nutrition and Diet
Products. Top Quality Products!
100% Money back Guarantee!
Call Jackie 693-6382.
12413
Professional typing 779-2683.
SPRUCE UP FOR SPRING! Free Mary
Kay facial, Polly Powell 693-6981 after
5pm. 99t30
Typing and editing in home. Fast and de
pendable. 693-3846. 99t30
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’73 Grand Prix
■ 41,000 miles, mint condition, pew- ■
■ ter with black top & interior, 455 !
I engine. Loaded, plus extras, ■
| AM/FM stereo cassette.
Call 693-4626.
Custom Calligraphy. Parchment. Choice of
inks. 693-3846. 99t30
12215 |
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Typing!! Reports, dissertations, etc. ON
THE DOUBLE. 331 University. 846-
3755. 178tfh
PROBLEM PREGNANCY? Free abortion
counseling and referrals. Call (713) 779-
2258, Bryan. 73tfn
Typing, symbols. Notary Public. 823-
7723. 112t35
Tired of the same old clothes? Sell them on
consignment at Y’S IDEAS. 779-7334.124t4
Sell your unwanted gold and silver as
jewelry — not scrap — on consignment at
Y’S IDEAS. YOU SET THE PRICE. 779-
7334. 124t4
4- GOLD ETC. *
Aggie Ring diamonds
(w/setting). .10 pt.
$90.00. .05 pt. $50.00.
Larger diamonds on re
quest.
14K Gold Chains,
Charms & Bracelets
Wholesale Prices
Call Terry at 693-4384.
123t5
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WEIGHT WATCHERS has a NEW pro
gram that can help you get in shape for
summer and never be hungry. College Sta
tion class meets Thursdays, 5:15, Lutheran
Student Center, 315 N. College Main. For
further information, call 822-7303. 124tl4
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
1
Service For AJI
Chrysler Corp Cars
u Body Work — Painting
HALSELL MOTOR ■
COMPANY INC.
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TYPING.
All kinds. Let us type your propos
als, dissertations, reports, essays
on our WORD PROCESSOR.
Fast service. Reasonable rates.
Business Communication Services
209 University East
846-5794 isstfn
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For employment information at Texas A&M
University dial 845-4444 24 hours a day. Equal
Employment Opportunity through Affirmative
Action.
Texas A&M University
WANTED
TYPING
WORD PROCESSING
All Kinds
“Let the Professionals Assist You"
> Business Assistance Services
707 Texas Ave. C-306
696-9550 77ti i
“TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS WANTED”:
Excellent (clubs, resorts, camps,) available
through Washington Tennis Services for
students with tennis playing or teaching
experience. Call Pat at (301) 654-3770 for
further information. 12414
Visiting Professor with wife and child needs
good furnished house or apt., June 15 thru
August 15 approx., also use of car if possi
ble, 845-1616 or 846-5863, Goldstong. 124t5
CHOOSE LIFE.
Alternatives to Abortion
of Brazos County, Inc.
Information:
Anne at 846-5872
or Jan at 846-4321
24 hour Hotline
775-5475
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 ittn
SPECIAL NOTICE
FOR SALE
Celestron C-90 1000mm camera lens, new,
will adapt to any camera. Call Gary 693-
4148. 123t5
Weight Watchers has a new excit
ing food plan and complete pro
gram for taking off the pounds de
liciously. The College Station
class meets Thursdays, 5:15 at
the Lutheran Student Center, 315
N. College Main for further infor
mation call 822-7303. 90tfn
Redford, Spacek,
De Niro take top
Academy Awards
United Press International
HOLLYWOOD — A con
valescing Ronald Reagan opened
the 53rd annual Academy Awards
to five rounds of applause for his
taped address, but top honors
went to “Ordinary People” as best
picture of 1980 and Henry Fonda
who received the first Oscar of his
46-year career.
Tuesday night’s program,
watched by an estimated 300 mil
lion television viewers in 66 coun
tries, kept East Coast viewers who
were determined to see the finish
up until 1:10 a.m. today.
In a bizarre occurrence, a tux-
edoed impostor stepped out of the
audience, accepted the Oscar for
the Hungarian winner of the best
animated short film, and fled. He
was being sought for theft.
“Ordinary People,” the story of
a middle-class couple and their
suicidal teen-ager, was the top
award winner, bringing in four of
the $500 gold statuettes. Actress
Lillian Gish, 84, came out of re
tirement to present the best pic
ture trophy.
It also won awards for best dire
ctor, Robert Redford; best sup
porting actor, Timothy Hutton,
son of the late actor Jim Hutton;
and best screenplay based on
material from another medium for
Alvin Sargent.
“Ordinary People” was Red-
ford’s first directing effort and the
20-year-old Hutton s first movie
role.
Robert De Niro won best actor
for his devastating performance as
boxer Jake Lamotta in “Raging
Bull.” De Niro previously had
been nominated for best actor for
his roles in “Taxi Driver” in 1976
and in “The Deer Hunter” in
1978. He won best supporting
actor in 1974 for his part in “The
Godfather Part II.”
Sissy Spacek won best actress
for her portrayal of singer Loretta
Lynn in “Coal Miner’s Daughter. ”
Spacek had been nominated for
the same award in 1976 for “Car
rie,” but lost to Faye Dunaway’s
“Network.”
Mary Steenburgen was chosen
best supporting actress for her
role as the feisty wife in “Melvin
and Howard.”
But the evening also belonged
to former actor Reagan, who
opened the show officially with
videotaped remarks, and received
five rounds of applause from the
AUTO INSURANCE
FOR AGGIES:
Call: George Webb
Farmers Insurance Group
3400 S. College 823-8051
ALLEN
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Honda
SALES - SERVICE
“Where satisfaction is
standard equipment”
2401 Texas Ave.
779-3516
SPECIAL NOTICE
TWIN
CITY
GOLF
DRIVING
RANGE
Hrs: Mon-Sat 12-9 p.m. *
Sunday 1 p.m.-8 p.m. *
696-1220
East Bypass and Hwy. 30.
Service Road Going South - Vi f
mileS - 124,10 j
OFFICIAL NOTICE
NOTICE
Pursuant to the requirements of the Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974,
notice is hereby given that the Attorney Gen
eral of the State of Texas has declared the
following to be "directory information" within
the meaning of that law:
Student Parking Permit Information.
This item has been added to the list of direc
tory information tor Texas A&M University
and will be included in subsequent annual
publications of the University's policy. Student
parking permit information may be made pub
lic unless the student objects. Any student
wishing to have this information withheld must
complete, in person, the appropriate form.
This form is available at the University Police
Department, Houston Street at Jersey Street,
and must be completed no later than March
27, 1981. 12515
LOST
Lost 2 softball bats, Penberthy field, 13 2-
24. Call 846-5884 Mike M. REWARD.
12512
Lost gold Ring with two garnets. Possibly
around G. Rollie. If found call 845-6874,
PLEASE! 124t5
star-studded audience of almosl
3,000.
Although the gala was delayei
24 hours by the shooting of Reagan
in Washington Monday, themd
of the evening was light and
recuperating president was even
the target of many of emcee
ny Carson’s good natured ont
liners.
Carson, in white tie and tails
told the audience at the La
Angele Music Center, “It was
president’s express wishes thatw
use that introduction. He asket
for a television set in his room
he could view that introductk
tonight.”
“I salute the academy tor tki
influence its work has had on tl
world’s most enduring art foi
Film is forever,” Reagan said,sel]
ting the theme of the progi
“Film Forever” in his brief
marks.
A highlight of the night wasp:
sentation of a special Oscar to Foi
da, honoring a half century
“brilliant accomplishments
enduring contribution to thearti
motion pictures.
Redford, who usually shuns lit
awards ceremonies, presented^
award to Fonda, who walked
the stage as the orchestra play
“Red River Valley,” the thi
song from one of his most farm
movies.
“It’s been a very rewarding
years for me and this has got tok
the climax,” said Fonda, 76, wl
had never won an Oscar. ‘T’mve
proud and very grateful to the gov
ernors of the academy.
An honorary Oscar also wenll
“The Empire Strikes Back” lo
special effects, similar to tk
award given its predecessti
“Star Wars,” “Empire” also
the Oscar for best sound.
“Fame” won the best scored
best song Oscars, with composs
Michael Gore thanking his ctl-
laborator and sister, 1950s tea
age singer Lesley Gore — nont
ated with him for one of the losi
entries, also from that film.
“Raging Bull” also won the
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tom” was picked best dramas when he
live action short.
“Moscow Does Not Believe
Tears,” a Russian production, wa during the
the best foreign language Oscai
which was accepted by a Sovif
diplomat.
State faced
with huge
budget cuts
United Press International
AUSTIN — Lt. Gov. Bill Hob
by told the Senate Finance Coin
mittee Tuesday it must make tht
“hard choices” to trim about $391
million from the proposed budget
for the next two years or face the
prospect of raising taxes.
Hobby outlined to the commit
tee members a list of “potential
reductions” in the Senate plan in
cluding $13.1 million cut from
Texas A&M University extensioa
services and $169.6 million in
proposed construction.
“You can trade off one hard
choice for another, but about $391
million in hard choices have to be
made, Hobby said.”
The lieutenant governor esti
mated total available revenue, by
the time the session draws to its
final days in late May, will be
$19,650 billion. He said the cur
rent spending bill totals $19
billion. In addition, Hobby said,
there are about $194.4 million
worthwhile potential additions to
the spending bill, plus pending
legislation involving another $192
million in new programs which
should be approved.
Hobby suggested deleting
million from the proposed Senate
appropriations for public educa
tion, $52.2 million from planned
spending for the Teacher Retire
ment System and $48.1 million
from junior college appropria
tions.
His suggested list of reductions
also included cuts in proposed
spending of $3.8 million from
selected agency programs,
million from higher education fa
culty salary increases, $14.7 mil
lion from Mental Health and Men
tal Retardation salary increases
and $25.1 million from state con
tributions for group insurance.
Hobby’s list of potential addi
tions to the Senate spending
included $43 million to expand
bilingual education programs to
all 12 grades in public schools in
compliance with a federal court
order.
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