The Cavalier daily :: Friday, November 21, 1969 :: University of Virginia Library

Interested in cutting your living
cost in half? Being your own
landlord? Having better accommodations
than you probably have
now? Call 973-6390 after 6:30
about a 1966 10′×40′, air conditioned,
2 bedroom mobile home.
Excellent condition.

Austin Healey Sprite Bugeye,
5000 miles on modified engine and
transmission. New paint and interior.
Best offer 295-4281.

FOR RENT

All those who advertise in this
column have signed a statement
that the facilities advertised are
ones in which any responsible
student of the University will be
allowed to reside regardless of race,
color, or national origin.

Single room for rent, private
shower and bath. Prefer male
student. Next to University Apt.
C-3. Call 293-5136.

House for rent - 4 bedrooms, 2
baths, living room, dining, room,
kitchen, 502 Valley Rd. Available
furnished or unfurnished. Call
973-6766.

WANTED

Clerk/secretary, changing
career opportunity for intelligent,
math/minded girl. Good shorthand/typing
1/3, other 2/3 involves
assisting investment counselors
with technical studies, administrative
details. Chase Investment
Counsel Corp. 293-9104.

Roommate wanted. $60 a
month for own room. New air
conditioned, apartment within
walking distance of UCall
296-6816.

Part-time typist for the Department
of Sociology and Anthropology.
Must he an accurate and
productive typist. Call 924-3105.

Attractive female to share apartment
with experienced law student.
Call 295-9293.

Telephone survey work, part-time
3 to 6 or 6 to 9. Excellent
pay. Apply to Miss Stevens, Virginia
Land Co. Bldg. bottom floor,
U.S. 29 North.

Experienced drummer wishes to
join a working band. Call Miles at
296-4594.

Sophomore through graduate
students: Part time positions available
as a manager or representative
for on campus advertising, market
research, and sales promotions
programs. Call collect
301-730-4459, Columbia, Md.

LOST

CAFETERIA CAFE From
coat hanger outside cafeteria
in Newcomb, Hall Nov. 20:
Navy blue London Fog, size 40.
Keys and gloves in pocket. Please
return to 144 Fitzhugh or Director's
office, Newcomb.

Light tan trench coat with a
bunch of keys in pocket. Picked up
by mistake out of Peabody Hall
Wednesday night Nov. 19. Will the
finder please call 924-3707.

U.Va. Class ring (B.A., 1969,
Delta Sigma Phi inscribed on
setting) and U.Va. signet ring; lost
in Cabell Hall, last Friday. Call
296-9941 after 9 p.m. Reward!

MISCELLANEOUS

Rolling to MARY WASH this
weekend? Stay in a Sheraton
Motor Inn at student discount
rates. Make reservations through
Student Government: 924-3454.

Cavalier Barber Shop, under
Anderson Bros., new location.
Most modern shop in town. Expert
barbers. For fast and efficient
service, see us.

Sheraton Hotel and Motor Inn
discounts to students up to 20%
off regular room price. Reservations
would be made by calling
the Student Council office,
924-3454 (Monday-Friday, 9-5).
Pick up free student identification
cards at Student Council office or
at Main desk, Newcomb Hall. Get
yours now.

French tutor available, M.A.,
experience. Call 295-5858.

Janis Joplin Concert: Tickets
available at Mineer's, Newcomb
Hall, Legett's of Barracks Rd. and
Timberlakes.

"Virginia Gentlemen" only a
myth? Girls interested in expressing
their views on the subject
please call 293-4026.

Theater Wagon's bedroom farce
"Bliss Towers" on stage 8:30
Friday, Saturday at Albemarle
Hotel next to Gaslight. Play features
luscious round-heel heiress,
a romance-starved housewife, her
naive husband, and a lecherous con
man. The Progress says don't miss
it. Reservations - $2.50 at
296-2969 or at the Gaslight.

Eta of Phi Kappa Sigma is
proud to announce the engagement
of Miss Deborah Burdick to Mr.
Wallack McKenna Jr. B.K.M.E.A.
P.C.B.P.H.L.

Country Store Bazaar - The
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Unitarian
Church, Rugby Rd. and
Edgewood Lane, Thursday Nov.
20, 3-9 p.m. For sale: Baked goods,
books, records, foreign gifts, handiwork
and white elephants. Beef
Stroganoff Dinner, 5-8 p.m. Adults
$2.25, children $1.50. Entertainment
and free babysitting for
children.

Greek Orthodox Church Bazaar
- 100 Perry Drive. Monday Nov.
24, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Luncheon 12 to
2 dinner 6 to 8. Featuring Greek
Food, pastries and handmade articles.

ALL YOU CAN EAT - chicken,
spaghetti or fish with vegetable
and beverage. $1.78. Sweet
Pea's Chicken House, R. 29S, one
mile from city. 296-0904.