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Women soccer players get national attention GAVISCON TABLETS CHEWABLE are air brushed, drawn on and col-laged with black and white images to create very intricate works; Sample uses multiple images to create ethereal landscapes; Perlmutter shoots delicate nudes with infrared film; and Winnet's photographs are printed in 100 TABLETS Drown nues with portions of the scenes colored by hand. CUTEX High school musicians of the 60- member Florida Youth Wind Ensem POLISH ble will perform a free concert Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Student Center A APRICOT FACIAL SCRUB Auditorium. REMOVER 1 UCF band director Jerry Gardner will direct the students in works by 4 oz. size 2 oz.

2.19 George Gershwin, Percy Grainger, Malcolm Arnold and Shostakovich. UCF instructor William Schwab will play a solo of Frank Benncriscitus' "Serenade for Alto Saxophone and Band." The University Department of Music sponsors the ensemble that represents 15 junior and senior high schools in the Orlando area. Also on Sunday, violinist Sabina Mi-carelli and pianist Gary Wolf will play at 8 p.m. in the music rehearsal hall. BLOOD PRESSURE Easy to read dial It 1 1 Simple Cuff adjustment Three University of Central Florida students are now receiving national attention for their play in the 1981 women's soccer season that ended last November.

Forwards Pam Baughman and Nancy Lay and back Linda Gancitano were recently named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All Americas Team. A regional chairman nominates candidates for the team and then a national committee chooses the team from a pool of college players throughout the nation. Baughman, a freshman, is a former high school player from Fairfax, who scored 18 goals last season. Lay is a sophomore who played for Parkway North High School in Missouri, scoring 19 goals last year for UCF. Sophomore Gancitano is a native Flo-ridian who is praised by coaches for her aggressive play.

Baughman, Gancitano and Lay have been asked to play on the National Select Team, made up of collegiate players and senior women's league players. The national team will go to Denmark where it will train under semi-pro coaches from Sweden and Denmark. Then the U.S. athletes will play teams from Denmark, Germany, Norway and Sweden. Owners of small businesses can register for evening workshops on management, personnel and advertising through the UCF Management Institute and Small Business Development Center.

Workshop topics include financial management, March 23 and 30; accounting systems, April 6 and 13; advertising promotion, April 20 and 27; and personnel, May 4 and 11. Each session will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Junior Achievement Center, 2121 Camden Road in Orlando. The cost is $12 per person for each six-hour workshop. For registration and additional information, call the UCF College of Extended Studies.

Ron 91 R7 uuanty stethoscope He9-xib' Plus carry case directions! The two music professors' recital will feature the works of Bach, Debussy and Samt-Saens. Entry to the recital is $2 at the door, Limited 'Special Model a 100 with proceeds donated to the UCF Music Scholarship Fund. VALURITE VITAMIN BUFFERED ASPIRIN With Rose Hips Timed Release 500 mg. 60 TABLETS Reg. 2.71 225 TABLETS While most people prefer their socks in pairs, UCF employee Edna Kinsey was grateful for the single sock she was given at a meeting of the UCF Federal Credit Union.

It was worth $125. Kinsey, who works in the library, was presented a sock stuffed with 125 $1 bills as the grand prize at the annual luncheon. More than 400 members of the union attended. i i.8o LIGGETT PRESCRIPTION COUPON EASTLAND BINGO Wadnataay All Paper 7:00 i.n. Over 50 Gamai No Eirty Birds SAVE ON YOUR NEXT NEW OR TRANSFERRED PRESCRIPTION With This Coupon.

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