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Around town
Confederate heroes day scheduled
Texas Confederate Heroes Day, the first Texas Heritage
Day for 1984, will be observed today with ceremonies in
Austin at the Texas Confederate Museum located at 112 E.
11th St. at noon. An address on General Robert E. Lee will be
delivered, and a wreath laid on the Confederate Monument
on the Capitol grounds.
Sales begin for pageant tickets
Tickets are now available for the 5th Annual Miss Texas
A&M Scholarship Pageant scheduled for 7 p.m., Feb.25.
Tickets are $3.50 for students and $6 for non-students and
can be purchased at the MSC Box Office.
Late registration on for this week
Late registration for College Station Community Educa
tion continues through Friday, Jan. 20 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Registration is at the Community Education Office at 109
Timber, 14 block off Jersey.
Parks and Recreation interviewing
The College Station Parks and Recreation Department is
now interviewing instructors for Spring Classes and Recrea
tion Supervisors for Kids Summer Day Camp. Apply at City
Hall, in the personnel office, on Texas Avenue. For more
information call 764-3773.
Graduation announcements avail
able
May and DVM Graduates must order their graduation
announcements before Feb. 8. Announcements can be
ordered in the MSC Student Finance Center, room 217,
from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Boy Scout banquet scheduled
Arrowmoon District Boy Scouts will hold its annual
appreciation Banquet on tonight at 7 p.m. in the Bryan High
School Cafeteria. Keynote speaker will be Sen. Kent Caper-
ton. The program, using the theme “Scouting Needs Pa
rents,” will begin with a special opening ceremony by Arrow-
moon’s 1983 Eagle Scouts, followed by the presentation of
awards, pins, and honors to those men and women of the
community who have given outstanding service to scouting.
The community may attend. Tickets for the barbeque din
ner may be purchased for $5 at the door, or bought from any
area Boy Scout.
To submit an item for this column, come by The Battalion
office in 216 Reed McDonald.
Police cracking down
Vr- on 'escort services'
th Antes
9d
before GOP convention
United Press International
DALLAS — If a six-month
! 1^^ olice investigation of so-called
I v scort services has any lasting
iiccess, officers hope they won’t
indents s ave to worry about highly orga-
r saving 1 ^ j zec j f ronts f or prostitution
popub® bring this summer’s Republi-
opeisap m National Convention.
nanyT® Vice squad Lt. E.W. Smith
ips work (id 42 prostitution charges
stian Cl ere filed as a result of an opera-
actress SI on that made use of escort ser-
woman t ices listings in the new Yellow
M in Af ages that came out in October.
udentAsS Smith said Tuesday the
erfratet® usinesses were fronts for pros-
^OOOtoItt tution operations that charged
edy vilbl ttween $50 and $85 for a one-
becaine« our nude modeling session and
ipto$500 for sexual favors. He
ter said, f aid one agency was netting ab-
rroupsl® 1 ut$250,000 a month,
and h* 1 The investigation began last
itigust, but in the new Yellow
WANTED'-
BSU
Pages police noticed the number
of escort services had tripled to
48, apparently to take advantage
of the August 1984 Republican
nominating convention. Some
of the ads cost up to $1,580 a
month.
“We wanted to try and hit
them hard before the conven
tion so we wouldn’t have to wor
ry so much about them then,"
said vice squad Capt. George
Parker.
Southwestern Beil Telephone
Co. cooperated in the operation
by disconnecting service to 40
escort agencies and refusing to
reinstate it or reissue the tele
phone numbers to anyone else.
Bell spokesman Jim Lydon
said officials were reviewing the
situation and may reconnect ser
vice to any agencies whose oper
ators were not charged with
prostitution.
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Catalog Showrooms
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Sale ends
Jan. 22,1984.
No rainchecks.
Reg. $119.97
Helios exercise bicycle. Caliper tension.
Adjustable handlebar, seat. 39 lbs. S910-E2000.
Minimum 18 per store
Reg. $59.97
Samsonite
fylUiiW
Samsonite 2-pc. beige nylon/saddle vinyl
shoulder tote, garment bag set. 7 lbs.
L675-330213. Minimum 36 per store
Limited
quantities.
No
rainchecks.
O'SULLIVAN
4090
Re g- $"
.97
O’Sullivan microwave cart. 21" L x 28 1/2"
W x 31 1/2" H. 50 lbs. (Cannot be shipped par
cel post or UPS. Must be shipped by truck.)
R729-NC319. Minimum 18 per store
50-Pc.
Stainless
flatware
50-Pc. stainless flatware. 4 lbs.
G858-4315.
Minimum 24 per store
11
Reg. $24.97
^Polished Brass Bargains
-T47
m Reg. $1^
Reg. $14.96
Set of 7 graduated
candlesticks. 3 lbs. G186-D4377.
Minimum 96 per store
^8 3 A" Dia. chamberstick
TT 2 lbs. HMH O
Y G858-149.
! Reg. $11.97
Reg. $7.97 ’
et of 4 napkin rings. 1 lb.
G858-44308 Minimum 12 per store
Minimum 12 per store
Minimum 10 per store
. _ _ Reg. $22.97
Duck bookends. 5 lbs. G186-444165.
Gold Chains,
Charms
regularly priced from $9.97 to $299.97 tdO
4.39 1 4Q 99
now to ■
does not include ingots, coins or stone set. No
rainchecks. No special orders.
Groom’s 14K yellow gold,
3 1 /2mm. J800-7030. J800-
7031 white gold. Minimum 25 per store
Bride’s 2mm 14K yellow gold.
J800-7018. J800-7019 white
gold. Reg. $29.90 Sale $14.95
Minimum 10 per store
Eight diamonds.
J716-182. S 6
Reg. $59.90
Reg. $79.94
Minimum 5 per store
Rea. $59.74
Minimum 8
per store
Genuine amethyst
J995-1143.
Cultured pearl ring.
J714-1015.
24®°
Req. $49.84
Minimum 5 per store
24 97
Reg. $49.97
Two diamond teen ring.
J618-7284 vellow aold.
Minimum 6 per store
J618-7283 white gold.
Minimum 8 per store
Engraveable brass business
card case. J793-3366A.
A 97 Reg. $3.97
I Minimum 48
per store
Black 5-function LCD watch,
matching pen. J577-456688.
497
Goldtone pen,
LCD 5-function
pendant watch.
J505-2611 51.
Reg. $14.97
Minimum 25 per store
097
W Minimum
Reg. $8.97 25 per store
Reg. $9.97
Clairol Air Express
CLAIROL 1200 W compact dryer.
1 lb. A072-ET1.
Minimum 48 per store
Sale prices good thru Jan. 22,1984.
Subject to prior sale. No rainchecks.
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
Jewelry enlarged to show detail.
Reg. $5.97
Tortise cosmetic or
ganizer. 11" x 8 3/4"D.
1 lb. G370-0198.
Minimum 96 per store
No Hassle
Return
Pplicy
O’Sullivan videogame _
center holds most 19" TV’s. Roll-out
module storage with cartridge drawer. 50 lbs. R729-VG110A.
Minimum 23 per store
Any merchandise you purchase at Ardan may
be returned within 30 days of the date of pur
chase. All we ask is that you present proof of
purchase and. whenever possible, bring the
item m its original box or carton
1673 Briarcrest
779-7024
We sell what others sell.
We just charge less.