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Matamoros Night
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Dominik Drive
College Station-BY-THE-SEA
Come to J.J.’s for all the wines and spirits for your holiday
entertaining. Also, pick-up a bottle of something special
for that perfect gift.
Chateau Duhart-Milon-Rothschild 1981
French Bordeaux. "“yO ml. $19.99
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lakespring Sauvignon Blanc 1983
California VCljite Wine, ~">() ml, $8.29
Messina Hof Blanc de Noir
( Pink Diamond )
Texas White Wine. -"yO ml. $5.45
Beaujolais-Villages Nouveau
Georges Duboeuf
French Burgundy, ~ , 5() ml. $6.99
1600 Texas Avenue South
College Station, Texas
693-2627
1219 North Texas Avenue
Bryan, Texas
822-1042
Ungsteiner Honigsackel
Huxelrebe Beerenauslese
German White Wine. 750 mi $11.99
Beringer White-Zinfandel
California W'hite Wine, ~ r 5() ml. $5.49
[Moderation enhances enjoyment.|
United Way
almost hits
total goal
By ANN PARKER
Reporter
h pledges thus far, we are as-
or providing the support
T he Brazos County United Way’s
1984-85 campaign drive has raised
$418,821 and pledges are within
98.5 percent of the $425,000 goal,
of ficials said Tuesday.
“We are virtually assured of
reaching our goal,” said Celia Stal
lings, the fund-raising drive chair
man. “In fact, if the workers can
complete the calls they’ve been as
signed and (the contributors) return
no more than last year’s contribu
tions, we’ll go well over our goal.”
Though the United Way cam
paign officially ended Nov. 16, Stal
lings said volunteers need to com
plete their calls and get results to the
United Way office as quickly as pos
sible.
"With
sured
we’ve promised to the 18 human
service agencies in Brazos County,”
Stallings said.
United Way supports local agen
cies such as the Mental Health Men
tal Retardation Authority of Brazos
Valley, Red Cross, the Boy Scouts of
America and the Rape Crisis Center.
This year’s campaign has ex
ceeded last year’s pledge total of
$396,000-by more than $20,000 and
has passed the $400,000 mark for
the first time.
“We still need to finish our job in
order to meet the goal we estab
lished to fully fund the United Way
agencies in our county,” Stallings
said. “We hope it can be done within
the next few days.”
Recent pledges which greatly in
creased the total included a St. Jo
seph’s hospital employees’ pledge of
$7,322, an employees’ contribution
of $3,483 from Republic Bank
A&M, a K-Mart employees’ pledge
of $1,620 and a $1,242 gift from the
Steak and Ale restaurant.
Police Beat
ng . .
ported to the University Police De
partment through Wednesday.
MISDEMEANOR THEFT:
• A backpack was stolen from an
unlocked locker in Sbisa Dining
Hall.
FELONY THEFT:
• A Panasonic VHS video re
corder, Serial number 2 HD 00244,
was stolen from 119 Scoates Hall.
Around town
Apply for Fish Camp chairman now
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Student Y Fish Camp is now accepting applications for cfc
man, sub~(W»*irman and recreation coordinator. Applicationsniill*
accepted until 5 P-«i. T hursday. T here will be a reception for
plkants in the MSC on Friday.
Defensive driving class begins Saturday
HOI
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sponsor a
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course Saturday. This course may be used to have certain trafficwi-
iations dismissed and to receive a 10 percent discount on autotnoM;
insurance. Registration will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon4
through Friday in 216 MSC. For more information call 845-1515,
Organizations can participate in fair
Ail xud eut organizations are invited to participate mthisvean
MSC AlLNight County Fair. Organizations may sponsor a game
booth by f illing out an application in the Student Finance Centers
the Student Programs Office and returning it with a $20 depos
($10 refunded). This is a great chance to have fun and nusenitw
for your organization. Call the Student Programs Office at 815-1515
or Mike at 260-7053 for more information.
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Soil and Crop Sciences Seminar
Today at noon, the Soil and C
aenting Hart Dailey speaking on ‘
Baj speaking on “Phvlates in Cert
room 424 of the Soil Crop Science
one is welcome.
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in (rreals" and Nm
minar will fie held si
dugv Building. Even-
Entomology Dept, presents Seminar
Max } Whitten will speak Friday on “T he Ecological Geneticsoi
Pesticide Resistance in the Australian Sheep Blowfly ’ at5:30paiit
103 Soil ( Top Sciences — Entomology ( -enter.
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Management 461 presents speaker
Cary R, Anderson, president s
ecucom Systems Corporation will
Blocker. Everyone is invited to atte
chief operating officer of h-
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Defensive Driving Course held
The Brazos Valley Safety Agency is sjxm soring a defensive dm
ing course December 7-8 at the Katnada Inn. 1 lu* course will bdifio
from 6 p.m 10 p.m. on Friday ami f rom 9 a.m.— 1 p.m. onSat
urday. The cost is >20 per person and it can lie used fin ticket defer
ral and a 10 percent reduction in auto insurance. Call Bill Powellal
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