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Republicans Plan To Meet Here Young Republicans from across South Carolina will gather at USC April 19 for their state convention. Speakers will include Rep. Rog ers Morton, national Republican party chairman; Ray Harris, state party chairman; Arthur Ravenal, first district chairman; and Sen. Floyd Spence and Rep. Carolyn Fredericks of the sta'e legislature. Students and faculty are invited. The meetings, at Columbia Hall, will begin at 10:30 a.m. TRADITION b ENRO ar SLA b, PALM BEA0 COPEL) 1409 MA The Sli SIZES 6 COLORS - BROV $26.0 I8 Richl< Phone Beginning Tuesday the Univer. sity switchboard will close from midnight to 7:30 a.m. seven days a week, according to George Key, supervisor of security. "This change is being made," he explained, "because the telephone traffic is insufficient during these hours to justify an operator." The University Security Depart ment, however, will remain open 24 IAL SHIRTS Y d WREN CKS Y I and FRETZ ND CO. N STREET cker -14 /N, PURPLE nd Moll Servi4 hours. Calls previously made to the campus operator should be directed to the Campus Security Depart ment at 4215. Students are requested to make calls for information between 7:30 a.m. and midnight, during the nor mal switchboard hours. Incoming off-campus calls will be handled by the officer on duty at the Security Department between midnight and 7:30 a.m. On c a m p u a extensions dialing "0" or 3300 will not receive an an swer between midnight and 7:30 a.m. Requests for student information Security Life and Trust Company becomes part of INTEGON We Listened. We added new services to our company to serve you better now and in the future. We united these services under a new name to better identify what we do. We're Integon Corporation. We listen. Talk to the Listener from BILL BROOKS 253-6114 $iNTECON CORPORWMON The Blossom Shop F LO RIST S Devine and Saluda FiVE POINTS ,e Cut during the "off hours" will be han. died by the desk officer of the Security Department on an emer gency basis, according to Key. All long distance calls will also be handled by the security officer. A survey was made recently by the University on the number of calls handled by the University operator between midnight a n d 7:30 a.m. Key said the results showed that the average was less than 30 calls between midnight and 7:30 a.m. USC Stud On Toda3 Four representatives of the Stu dent Government Association at tended Challenge '69 Urban Crisis: The Student's Response, at Wake Forest University last weekend. At the conference leading au c.43e, o2 So * ONE HOUR OR ONE (BY REQUEST) * SPECIALIST IN CLEA AND TRIMS * 24-HIOUR COIN-OP L * SHIRTS LAUNDERED (ON HANGERS A * GOLD SEAL DRY QL WE INVITE YOU TO COM SUNSHINE Shoni MON Chip Gallow< Spears are a Shoney's Big sale. ly4 Phil D ents Atten 's Urban thorities discussed the problems of the ghetto and poverty a n d at tempted to show students f r o m such schools as USC, P u r d u e, Sweet Briar, Dickenson and Syra cuse how they can meet the chal AW olle You eter DAY SERVICE NING LEATHERS, SUEDES UNDRY TO PERFECTION T NO EXTRA CHARGE) -ANING E BY AND PICK UP YOUR :REDIT CARD sys Bi' EICE SALE E DAY FROM On The Curb Only) sy, Nancie Meddin, Jo Blan mnong the many U.S.C. stude Boy and take advantage of ri ngl S HOME OF T HE BIG,BI 402 BeItlit 1220 Charleston iedrich Ld Parley Problems lenge of helping the poor. Students should take an active "art said Edmund Muskie, the key note speaker. At the conference such topics as the crisis of urban environment, the welfare syst"m and the crisis of the unemployed, the crisis of inadequate education. the crisis of underemployment, the role of the church and business community and self-help organiza tions were discussed. Dr. John Gullespie, director of the Center for Urban Studies at the University of Toledo and 1)r. Daniel D. Ashe, executive director of Winston-Salem Housing Founda tion, debated the involvement of universities in housing and city planning. Henry Wright, o n e of USC's delegates, said that he got the most out of this progra m. ~* d Parrell TJefriefers expert Xalca ant )Vwefry Repairing 2024 DEVINE STREET FIVE POINTS Boy VERY 5-9 d, and Mike nts who like the %/ price |Y HAMBURGER Highway Guitarist Is Winner Of Contest P Ii i I Diedrich, a profess~onal singer and guitar:st, won f i r s t place honcrs and $100 in the Uni versity Union talent show March 19. Nita Greene, a singer from Charleston, received $50 as s2ccnd place winner. Third prize of $25 went to Millie Keefe, a senior frcm Fort Motte. M iss Keefe sang and accompanied herself on the ukelele for two se lections, then sang and played on .he piano an original composition. A coed from Ienmark, Cynthia Odom, received honorable mention. Chairman of the special events committee w h i c h sponsored the show was Sallie Matthews. Other committee miembers were: Joe Ja nufka. .1 u d y Laudermielt, K.iryn Krvsslov, Keith Wicker, Mary Man gum. Moira Reagan and Juliette Judd. D ean William M. Klepper was master of ceremonies. Judges for the event wvre: Dave Phillips, di rector of University Union; Kiki Stilwell. assistant director of Uni %ersity Union and Leon Harrelson, chairman of the Columbia Music Festival. ()th,-r participants in the second annual talent show were DJavid lutson, William H a y n e s, Tek Chand, Bruce Marsden, S i e r r y Shealy, Robert Sollee, Joan Sharp, The Jennie Purvis Quartette. Sha ryn Carter, Bunky Mason, Stewart Harris and )avid Nute. Thle 16 selections were chosen from auditions held March 5. Girls To Meet Monday, Elect New Officers The Town Girls will meet Mon day at 5 p.m. in the Russell House to elect officers for next year. All women residing off-campus as well as present members are urged to attend, a spokesman for the group said. Activities and plans for next year will also be discussed at the meeting. %.r ROLi MILLSA Held Over . . . 3rd Magnificent Week I ON IN , WINTER Matinee: W ed., Sat., Sun. 2 P.M. Eveniing. -sun..- Sat. 8 P.M. 7 Academy Award Nomiuinaons Fox Thieatre-254-521 2 WALT DISNEY'S G AT 12:30 - 2:40 -4:50 7:00 -9:10 , RIT2