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^900 4C Harvey Rd., C.S., Post Oak Village • 695-0889J
Defensive
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(Only $25 with Coupon)
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•Home of the ORIGINAL $3.25 Lunch Special!
•State-approved for ticket dismissal/insurance reduction
•Taught by professional comic Bobby Bernshausen '90
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DEFENSIVE DRIVINQ ... COMEDY STYLE
$ 1.— dry cleaning any garment
$ 1.19 $ 2.49
shirts blue jeans
*special handling may cost extra
505 University Dr.
(next to Fox & Hound)
846-1266 5sg& EBB
Aggieland Safe Drivers
Ticket Dismissal • Insurance Discounts
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Classes: Mon. & Tues. 6-9 p.m.
Wed. & Thurs. 6-9 p.m.
Sat. 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (w/ a lunch break)
Defensive Driving Course • $25.00 • Stale Approved
WALK-INS WELCOME • FUN NON-LECTURE CLASSES! • CLOSE TO CAMPUS!
1VIIP Classes held Weekly
$15 (college price w/current ID)
$20 (non-college price)
advance pre-peglsiratlon is required
Pizza dinner Included,
Donuts & Coffee served on
Saturdays. Soft drinks available.
Lunch discoiiiils on Saturdays
available from area restaurants.
Classes held in the I.T.S Cruises & Travel Bldg, located at
1055 Texas Ave., South. Next to Chili's in College Station
To reserve your space, call 764-1975
usa dsc C0422 Checks accepted • • GIS • [H3I
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We carry OPl Polishes
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Solar Nails • Gei Nails • Acrylic Nails • Refill
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French Manicure • Manicure & Pedicure
2205 Longmire, Ste. E
(behind Wal-Mart, near Cork Liquor)
693-2833
Hours: M-F 9am - 8pm • Sat. 9am-7p.m Sun. Closed
Appointment & Walk-ins Welcome
Manicure
& Pedicure
$ 25.00
with coupon
REFILL
$ 12.00
Full Set
I 22.00
with coupon
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2205 Longmire Suite F • Albertson’s Shopping Center
409-695-1328
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Hot Oil Manicures
fa Jacuzzi Spa Pedicures
fa Artificial Extentions
fa Silk Wraps & Fiberglass
fa Massage Therapy
fa Pampering Packages
$10 off
Full Sets
1220 Harvey Rd.
(by Hobby Lobby)
Aggie Owned
& Operated
$3 off
^Reg.FiM
'$2oir
^Pedicures,
$2ofT
Hot Oil
Manicures
696-9751
Exp. July 14, 1998
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Soft Contact Lenses
s 128.00
Includes 1 YEAR supply of contacts, exam, fitting, & follow-up
(AFTER s 50 MAIL-IN REBA TE)
Call 846-0377 FOR
QUALITY CONTACT LENSES AND EYE CARE AT
VERY COMPETITIVE PRICES!
Check out our website at WWW.SoftCOntaCtlenS.COm
for more contact lens specials.
^ Charles C. Schroeppel, O.D., P.C.
Certified Therapeutic Optometrist
505 University Dr. East Suite 101
College Station, TX 77840
Hours:
Mon. - Thurs. 10 a.m. - II p.m.
Fri - Sat. 10 a.m. -1 a.m.
FREE GAME
Buy I game at regular price, your friend
plays for FREE. Good Mon.-Thurs. Exp. 8/98
Next to Hurricane Harry's
Dry Cleaning • Draperies • Alterations •
Shoe Repair • Leather Apparel •
Laundered Shirts & Jeans
Mon-Fri. 7AM.-630 RM. Sat 8 AM.-12 Noon
NO EXTRA CHARGE
FOR SAME-DAY SERVICE
$2.20 EACH
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Jeans, Plain slacks & Shorts.
Laundered or Dry Cleaned.
Coupon must be presented with in
coming order. One coupon per day..
May not be combined with other offers.
Ask about our
T-Th jean special
and Wed.
dress & suit special
$2.50 OFF
Any Dry Cleaning
Order of $10 or More
Coupon must be presented with in
coming order. One coupon per day..
May not be combined with other offers.
313C S. College
College Station
3030 E. 29th St., Ste 119, Bryan
2205 Longmire
College Station
846-2155
774-0503
694-2249
AAA Texas Defensive Driving
Lot-of-fan. Laugh-a-lot
Ticket dismissal, insurance discount.
M.-Tu. (6 p.m.-9 p.m.), W.-Th. (6 p.m.-9 p.m.),
Fri. (6 p.m.-8 p.m.) & Sat. (10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.),
Sat. (8 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
In Nations Bank. Next to Black Eyed Pea. Walk-ins welcome,
with coupon only $25 cash
Lowest price allowed by law.
111 Univ. Dr., Ste. 217 r o ,
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Rain relief
Scattered showers provide small [
to extreme heat, drought condif
HOUSTON (AP)—Some areas of
parched Southeast Texas looked for a
second straight day of rain yesterday
but the relief from the drought ap
peared to be limited to counties clos
est to the Gulf of Mexico.
As much as 8.3 inches of rain fell
in the 24 hours through Monday
morning in Matagorda County, 6
inches in the Clute area of Brazoria
County and up to 5 inches in eastern
Chambers County.
"Everything was mainly along the
coast," National Weather Service fore
caster Dan Darbe said.
An area of disturbed weather,
which had caused flooding in Lake
Charles, La., brought the rain to
Southeast Texas as it drifted over the
Texas coast.
Beaumont got more than 2
1/2 inches of rain. Port Arthur
had 3 inches.
By Monday the tropical mois
ture from the Gulf had shifted a bit
to the west and heightened
prospects of localized heavy rain,
mainly west of Galveston Bay and
south of Interstate 10.
Forecasters said that meant the
bulk of the showers cou Id be expected
between Houston and Coi
w ith heaviest rainsacroste
Matagorda and Jackson© ®
In Ilouston,Sunday's^
flooded U.S. 59 just northoj
610, snarling traffic for y
knocked out power to 6,79;]
Lighting & Power Co. cud
the south Houston, Fred
Galveston areas.
But areas to the norths
dry with temperatures;:!
Conroe had no rain in then
hou rs through Mondaynitrl
I luntsvillehad only 0.05.
College Station, forex,
only a trace of rain forJ
through Monday momin»:j
most 7 inches lower thanrJ
the \ ear. I louston remarT i
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year, but the most recatj
pushed Galveston's annua I
1 / 2 inches above normal.
Rain prospects were L.
minish once the currentwei
tern moved on.
" this is the last shotwey
yet tor the near future,"!
"In midweek, we'll bebad|
warm moggies.'
Caldwell teens face arson char
CALDWELL (AP) — Things weren't so peaceful in Han
the weekend.
Two 18-year-olds from Caldwell, southeast of Bryan-CollegeSify
three arson-related felonies after a day-long fire spree Saturdayi r -i|
ny, a small community just south of Caldwell. (MS H
Burleson County officials and the state's fire marshal's officeoumMT
accused Shannon D. Blount and Thomas L. Graham of using moteB’
tails to set fire to a home, a barn and tractor and a car. All of the*
was destroyed. •
Texas Department of Insurance spokesperson Mark HannasaidlB’
also tried to set fire to a field. The state fire marshal's office ispulB.
insurance department.
Blount and Graham were being held in the Burleson County
was set at $200,000 each.
The two face up to 99 years in jail and a $10,000 fine on each of p
charges of burglary with intent to commit arson. ' I
No one was injured in the fires, but Hanna said the boys shotaiBimal
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