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PERSONALS IM) Floor llalv% Ni I-etrichmns on hair l; length It's not how long you make it. it's how oil make it long W Ide I Thmik pink 2 Think pink again 3 K-vpii t limkiig pink If we both follow this b1 imila it ran't he anithing but a girl' MAE 11 itl.l.V You'ye got to bsteye that I love vou Ii iih Sin .1 TRAVEL \.ni Vork t.i-iundn -Suimmer vacation trips "tuii "161 " 'i6 Now fitting -Small detposit and .65iiiii. iiit"ri free dteili Sindent Gltobe Roiamiers Box 6575. Hollywood. Florida. 33021 LOST AND FOUND l.itST -(Cillegie ring. black onyx, iniils A .1 S. lAid at Diiiiiie Warwick concert IREWARDI. \liii .1 Siiit h 7%*i 1987 WI Itis a great confidence L seniors lay ti planned by E call 256-7406 ~9 EAR 40 t r Johnny Sanders drills hole thru-Ron "FNO' wall... Music festival USC's Universal Life Religious Association will present "The Music Experience" Dec. 14 in the Russell House cafeteria from 7:30 p.m. to I a.m. Admission is $1. The program, designed to raise money for the Ridgeville-Four Holes Freedom School Project, will feature "Wildfire," "Freedom," "The Columbians," "Dawn" and "Julius Co6b." "Wildfire" specializes in "progressive rock," while "Freedom" plays hard rock and "Dawn" an Aiken group, calls its music "the heavy electric sound." All groups are volunteering their services. Also volunteering are Woody Windham, of WCOS radio and Perece Elley of WOIC radio. Windham and Elley will serve as masters of ceremonies. Hou Since marijuana an(d drugs have worthwhile to now made their presence known on by the Charlc the Carolina campus, it may be "*Is Your Chil We hereby < Is Your Roor PP OOKThe article Pas saying t SMOKERS """"""ates" Many parer "p)robably d. children (rc * FINE PIPES p)harmnacists si * IMPORTED TOBACCO QAK e PIPE REPAIR QAK * CLEANING SERVICE Friends Me CAROLINA 11:00 A CAMERA SHOP, Inc. First Do COLUMBIA. S.C. Russe 140S M AIN S T. Ph. 256-62S4 Inf Box Have 1. NOVEMBER 1 2. NOVEMBER 1 NA TIONA L LI SALES NA TIO 3. U S C STUDE] 4. THE LINCOL] 10TH LARGES THAN 1900 L. honor for our agency to be leadi SS C seniors have placed in our ~e groundwork for their financial J xperts with you in mind. If you i at once and ask for: Ken Osborn T he Lincoln . OF THE ROOSTEI /s Dream when c lHBy IIAIIRV HOPE Staff Writer If all goes well, a dream for the Wheeler Hill Community will come true Dec. 14. On that day, the Wheeler Hill Community Center will open. Located at the corner of Rice and Pickens, across the street from LaPorte's market, the center was built with funds supplied by the Metropolitan Education Foun dation. Louis James, a formerUSC student and now director of the project, said this project is a new concept. "for in this project people plan what they want." The planners of the project have set up a board of governors composed of Wheeler Hill From 1 to cite a recent article tte Observer titled, A chart publi I On Drugs?" server "in order hange that title to (students) to th nmate on Drugs?" toms that drugs quotes pharmicists your children it "Many parents noeusalc on't know anything behavior," it sa letect drug users." So, with a tongi CEPTIl, w'hat that chart its (students) are ~ceived by their GLUE S ommates)," the For glue sniffinj -v for' "tubes of gi ~R METING paper or plastic sting For Worship Got a Q ,s (Sundays) AkI liHouse 205 ar motion: 5044, USCBo L 4 Lot 5, 1969 OUR GAM 5, 1969 THE COLl FE MOVES INTO NVALLY VT BODY RESPO! i NA TIONA L LIF) T INSURANCE C( (FE INSURANCE sg in sales in a great cor grad plan rep resenta tives. uture. Our plan of insure ave not yet visited witha a e, Bob Norris, Pete Glenn4 National I M as instructor Frizell Mesnis shows William Myers how to use an electric sanding machine... to com enter o residents. They will formulate rules and regulations. James praised the Booker T. Washington High School carpentry and masonry classes, saying that the masonry added two bathrooms to the center and that the car pentry class built two bookcases and a counter. -James expressed hope that the BTWpainting class would be able to letter "Community Center" on the building, but said that it would not be possible during school hours, but perhaps they could come after school. With the opening just over a week away, James noted that the outside has not yet been painted and that theroof on the bathrooms yas not yet completed. "We want to set up a day-care he Charlotte 0 ipot< shed in the Ob- For one who su to alert parents roommate is u e various symp- morphine or code produce. Observe look for "needle roommate) and svringe: cotton: anges in normal rope. belt; burnt t spoons: glassine ea e in cheek, here's ILook for empty I said: medicine, the chari suspect your room NIFFING, medicine that cont , one should look c'odeine. uje, glue smears, POT. GR bags." o aiun p for "strong odor o, uestiOn?7 small seeds in *cigarette paper, fingers" iquirya MULTIPLEU -,513j SCL EROSISE Thqtaat crippler A ECOCKS WON AC JMBIA AGENCY I FIRST PLACE IIN V[SIBLE FOR BOT1 T INSURANCE CC )MPANY IN A FO COMPANIES IN ' aipany such as our Our Our local grad plan repre nce (the grad plan) for c Lincoln National Grad I >n ,Richard Jordon, David ,ife Insurai iddleburg Mal December 5, 1969 - THE GAME COCK - Page 3 and Fred Mayes checks the finished outside wall. House damaged USC's Universal Life Religious Association will present "The Music Experience" Dec. 14 in the Russell House cafeteria from 7:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. Admission is $1. The program, designed to raise money for the Ridgeville-Four Holes Freedom School Project, will feature "Wildfire," "Freedom," "The Columbians" "Dawn" and "Julius Cobb." Wildfire specializes in "progressive rock," while "Freedom" plays hard rock and "Dawn," an Aiken group. calls its sqund "the heavy electric sound." The Columbians and Julius Cobb perfrom soul. All groups are volunteering their services. Also volunteering are Woody Windham, of WCOS radio and Perece Elley of WOIC radio. Windham and Elley will serve as masters of ceremony. tsers DMT and STP. The chart. prepared by a North r "cube sugar Carolina pharmaceutical n in center; association, included a footnote n inetuber ofsaing that. "In all cases. look for small tubeo rapid a ll of clothing LS and personal belongings from home or a student's room -- items amphetamines, are sold to support expensive ets or capsules 'habits: signs of unusual activity ain smoking.', around hangouts and other 'OTE buildings: loitering in places frequented by addicts: spending es 'goof balls, unusual amounts of time in lod'ked blue devils, bathrooms: inability to hold job or devils), one slav in school: ~tsor cpule "Rejection of old friends and Exmlyes:o taking p with strangers; and using jargons of dddicts. t aqu cap- We hope the above information aqurpa capd will enable' men and women of ht aupl cand arolina to detect if their friends hgequ capes' r roommates have taken to drugs, ge cpsuls." with tongue in cheek, of course rbout nesult of the tremendous ny in helping college. >eli thought out and t your financial planning, aIny VEST VIRGINIA -SOf BENRON te true pens center so that working mothers will be able to use it." he stated. "We also want to set up a teenage council to govern night time ac tivities. "We haven't had much campus support. It's mainly been the residents themselves who worked on the center. We've had about 25 people all together." he added. Help is needed from campus groups. James said, to help with painting and to install playground equipment. He asked for intered groups to contact him at the Volunteer Services office or at room 215 of the Pendleton Building (4172). The building housing the new center was leased by the UniversitY to MEF for the com munity's use. bserver Irug spects that his For LSD (acid), 3ing heroine, one should look f( ine, he should with discoloratio ,r hypodermic strong body odor: touniguestring; liquid. ottles, caps or elopes. THIF PIL ottles of cough advises, if you For pep pills and ie is on ccough look for "jars of tabl iins opium and of vary ing colors, ci iS.AFOOT'i >t. grass . look And for barbituat burnt leaves. -ioA ackets, rocket lining, raiunbows and red nd discolored should look for "tabb of varying colors capsules: Iblue dev ils --brighi siles: rainbows--r blue dev ils --brig: ryeu#fgaults colored reddish oran row iA C CROWN )F LINCOLN COMPANY I VICTORIES MPANY IS RCE OF MORE rH E U. S. success is primnarily the sentitives lead our compa ollege seniors has been u~ blanrepresentatives to star Padgett or Barry Myers. ice Comp. BEAT E