The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 10, 1971, Page Page 8, Image 8
TO)AY, MAY to,
Graduate Recital, Ga'ylPo ,
sopftn6"MOMaster College So,
Frlm Festival, thru May
*15.
Film, "Iad of. Outsiders,"
RUs8s0 iouse Assembly Room,
7 and 9:38 p.m.
Special Events Committee,
meetini, Russell House 20s,
6:30 p.m.
International Committee, meeting,
Russell House Conference
Room, 5:30 p.m.
Concert Committee, meeting,
Russell House Golden Spur, 6
p.m.
Christian Science Organization,
meeting, Russell House 312, 8.
p.m.
TUESDAY, MAY 11
Baseball. with Atlanta Baptist.
Doubleheader. Rex Enright
Field. 1:30 p.m.
Film. "The Married Woman,"
Russell House Assembly Room,
7 and 9:30 p.m.
Associated Women Students,
Russell House 208, 6 p.m.
Alpha Phi Omega, Russell House
206, 7:15 p.m.
Library Ceremony, Capstone
House Campus Room, 4 p.m.,
presentation of one millionth
volume.
Bridge Short Course, Russell
HGU$e 307,7 p.m.
Arts Committee, meeting, Russell
House 320, :3 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12
Philosophy Colloquium: Hamilton
College fill. :1:45 p.m.
Senior Recital: Gregory Greiner.
tlute. McMaster College 309,
5'nw p.m.
Film "Masculine-Feminine"
Russell House Assembly Room.
i and 9 p.m.
Student Senate: Russell House 207.
3 p.m.
WI'SC: Meeting. Russell House
4M1. 5 p.m.
0rganics Short Course: Russell
House 2101. 7:30 p.m.
Travel Committee: Meeting.
Russell House Conference
Room. 7 p.m.
Afro-American Association:
Meeting. Russell House :302.
,;-:Mo p.m.
I$ridge Short Course: Russell
House 07, 7 p.m.
Films Committee: Meeting.
ATTENTION --STUDEI
OF FACULTY RETURI
STORE YOUR WINTER
DO NOT TAKE THEM H~
trims, woolens, leathers
safe In our especially c
trically controlled storag
DO NOT BE MISLED. '1
ence between storag4
storage.
(SURROUNDS Ti
1415 Gervais Street
601 Main
AMe1d HOu 312,440p..
A,phic Phi Omega:eethig,
tUKIell House 312, 7,:* p.m.
PVereshman Help Seshion: Phi ECta
igma freshman honorary
members helping in
mathematics. Esglish,
chemistry and computer
science, Physical Science
Center :411. 7::) p.m.
fi'lt'ltSlDAY. MlAY 13
University Theatre: "Hosencrantz
and Gildensterne are Dead,"
thru May 15. 8:15 p.m.. Drayton
Hall. tickets.
Tennis - ACC Tournament, Maxcey
Gregg Courts.
iet it al .John Hircher. Percussion.
McMaster Hall. i p.m.
Physics Seminar: "Beams of
Molecules. Atoms and
Nucleons." Dr. Norman F.
Ramsey. Harvard University,
Physical Science Center 509,
':in* p.m.
Vilm "Sympathy for the Devil"
Russell House Assembly Room,
. and 9 p.m.
Fl1DAY, MAY i4
University Theatre. "Rosencrantz
and Guildenstern are Dead,"
thru May 15. 8:15 p.m., Drayton
Hall. Tickets.
Otuidoor Track. ACC Cham
pionships. Rex Enright Field,
e;-:i p.m.
Tennis. ACC Tournament, Maxcey
Gregg Courts.
.1unior Recital. William Shepherd,
piano. McMaster College 309, 5
p.m.
Film - "Sympathy for the Devil,"
Russell House Assembly Room,
and 9:34 p.m.
Ai'im)AY. MAY 15
tIniversity Theatre: "Rosencrantz
and Guilderstern are Dead."
thru May 15. 8:15 p.m., Drayton
Hall. Tickets.
Outdoor Track. ACC Cham
pionships. Rex Enright Field, 7
p.m.
Tennis. ACC Tournament. Maxcey
regg Courts.
Film' "Sympathy for the Devil,"
Russell House Assembly Room,
3 p.m.
SNI'\DAY. MAY 16
Singing Youth Festival, McMaster
Hall. 4 p.m.
Film 'Queen Christina." Russell
House Assembly Room, 4 and 8
p.m.
MlTS AND MEMBERS
IING NEXT FALLIl
CLOTHS WITH US
OME. Your furs, fur
and suedes will be
onstructed and elec
e vaults.
'here is a big differ
and cold VAULT
.AUNDRY & CL.EANERS
IE CAMPUS)
2000 Blossom Street
Street
a'we ads offeing t sa
o thpei Ional beneflt of the seller. all
periianal. and out of tdn advertising Is
Ifr cent per word for a Minimum . tin
Thore lit no charge for lost and found:
ridk% and riders wanted: Jobs evailable;
uammates wanted: iteps to be given
away or items to be sold. such as books,
for the benefit of students.
Errors reported within three days will
he corrected at no charge.
Office Hours: Mon.-Wed.-FrI.-3:30-5
p.m.
Tues-Thurs.-t am.-I P.m.
FORSALS
TELESCOPE. 2 lenses and tripod-will take
best offer. Offers good view of Carolina night
life.
DUNE BUGGY: 1964 VW engine, frameand
trmasmission. Orange metal flake, black
interior: mechanically perfect. Call Dave,
1967 MG-BGT--Black with newly carpeted
red Interior: new Michelin tires: much
more. $1595. Will talk 6213.
Maylag Portable Dryer. Avacado colored.
On rollers--110 volts. Great for Apt. Fairly
new. 776-5838.
1u4 VW. Excellent condition. $700. 254-2423
or 2%6-4748.
197t Fiat 850 Spider-Excellent condition
$1.950. Call dr. Chase. 7824329.
Everything you need and more' including
Frisbes at The Cyclist 911 Sumter St. That's
wiere youll find Joe.
WILD SHIRTS FOR SALE: All colors. 4 for
K.00. Designed shirts, large variety, $200
each. Cyclist Shop on Sumter St. (acros
from Horseshoe.)
LOST AND.-OUN ..
LOST: Opal ring with gold band with at
setting on Women's quadrangle,In front of
McClintock May 4th. If found call Julie
Lumpkin 3005.
IA)ST: Meal ticket book no. 0072. Please
return to Steve at 3606.
LOST: Mealticket book at the Howdy-Doody
concert or thereabouts-will starve unless I
find it. Call 8178 and ask for Anne-It has my
name on It.
LOST: Pair of brown boots on Intramural
fields. Contact Ray Meeks, 776-5475.
LOST: Thin navy blue case containing
manuscript - and applidations to French
University. Please return 254-2423.
FOUND: One large black rabbit answers to
any name. definitely not house broken.
Please come and get It-call 3084 ask for
David.
FOUND: Dental retainer on Intramural
field after concert Sunday.
ROOF
JEWELERS
WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIR
F RE E monograming with
.each purchase
'921 TAYLOR and ROSE WOO0
'SHOPPING CENTER:
19S
assified A
WANTR-.-Rde to chic*& Satrdoy or
*nda.-contact Bill 254-30.
HUROPE--N.Y.-LONDON--oundirp $236
Many dates available. tudent Overseas Inc.
Rep. David Melman, 254-3066.
WANTED: Responsible female r9ommate:
summer and continuing next fall. Call X#
5778.
APT. WANTED: Summer near campus ftr 3
pple. Reasonable. Call Wick or Eroi at
.493.
Roommates wanted-females-to ohar a
large furnished apartment. one block from
campum. S4 per month. Utilities included,
air cnditioning and phone. This is a sunmer
tease only. beginning June 2 until Sept. 1.
Call Grace at 532 between 1-4:30 p.m. and
10-12 p.m.
Wanted-FEMALE ROOMMATE--to share 2'
bedroom apt .-carpet, air conditioning, and
pool--near busline-sprox. 6 a month call
after 6 Mon.-Thurq. 762-5347.
FREE-5 kittens mixed breed. If you can give
them a good home call 25446M after 6 p.m.
SUMMER EUR)PE: $233. Boeing 797 Jet.
June i1-Aug. 17. N.Y.-London, r-t, Call USC
Sudent Flights (7-9 p.m.) 732-4418.
News I
('ontMinued from pages)
Ihe part y and a season pass; a one
time visit is $2.00.
1U4IltF IIIHT HALE
'There will be a surf shirt sale
from 9-5 'Thursday and Friday on
the first floor of the Russell House.
'Ihe shirts are $2.50 and the money
will be used to get the freshman
class out of debt.
PEEK ATGREEKS
Members of the Pan Hellenic
Council and the Junior Pan
Hellenic Council will sponsor a
Peek at the Greeks", an informal
drop-in. on May 17. from 3:00-5:00
p.m. at the quadrangle between
Wade-Hampton and McClintock
dorms. Any girl interested in rush
in the future is urged to come and
ask questions and get acquainted.
Refreshments will be served.
PIIST 4WFFICE NEEDS HELP
'The University Post Office needs
your help. It is approaching the
end of the semester and -many
students leave without giving the
Post Office a change of address.
The biggest problem is with
magazines, book clubs and record
clubs subscriptions and
newspapers.
Tlhe Post Office suggests that
you send these publishers a change
or address ntow if you are not going
to he here this summer. It takes
Draft Beer 25'
Pitcher of Draft $1.45
Twilite Lounge
1928 Rosewood
Mon Nfrt Only
SPA HET
MIe'nlsa#e or meat balls
96C
Tae e erve only. .
Sain1 PRtrick's Ep=I cp 4 apel operates
on a 24-hour answering service to serve the
Greater Columbia area. If you feel the nod
it talk or have any crus,s dituation, please
visit the folowing number- 02-7. Ever
call will be held in strict confidence...
David L. Watkins, Chplain.
HELPWANTED
HELP WANTED.GIRLS interested in
professional modeling including nude
modeling Excellent pay-Contact Gamecock
8178.
Summer Youth Workers needed for MEF.
Project. Director, Center Directors,
Amidstant Directors, Arts and Crafts
Specialists and Recreation Leaders needed.
Knowledge and-or experience in childlood,
tee and young adult programs preferred.
Apply at the Office of the Director of
Volunteer Services and MEP, Leslie
Alexander. 2nd floor Pendleton BlOg by May
8.
Cutco. Subsidiary of Alcoa has openings fo
college students, must be neat and have car,
call Personnel Manager 256-19W Monday
;hru Friday 10-12 a.m. and 4- pm. only.
UNUSUAL professional sales opportunity
for thse who qualify. Write James H.
Sexton, 171 E. Bay Street. Chas. S.C. or call
723-0668 on Monday May 10.
oriefs
them four to six weeks to make a
change of address.
Change of address cards are
available at the stamp window.
AI.A IwEr trUESDAY NIGHT
Muhammad Ali will speak
Tuesday, May II at 8 p.m. in the
Russell House Cafeteria.
Ali will be presented by the
University Union Recreation.
Committee. His topic will
"What it Means to be a Cha
pion."
Admission is free with a
University ID.
VIIECK CUT OFFS
Mr. Howard L. Rhodes,
Treasurer, announces Spring
Semester cut-off dates for cashing
Personal checks at the Student
Depository.
The last day that a Personal out
or state check'can be cashed will be
Wednesday, May 12, 1971.
The last day that a Personal in
state check can be cashed will be
Wednesday, May 19, 1971.
The Student Depository will
resume cashing personal checks
after Summer Session
Registration, Thursday June 10,
1W71.
SORIT(Y D)RUG TALJKS
Alpha Iota Mu Women's Service
Sorority is sponsoring a drug abuse
talk Monday night, May 10, at 8:30
p.in. at the Baptist Student Center.
The program, given throughout
the state by the students of the USC
College of Pharmacy, involves the
injection of three ra'ts with a
hallucaogen, a barbituate and an
amphetamine, with an explanation
of t he effects given by a Pharmacy
student.
The program is open to all in
terestted students, anid admission is
free.
imTir IPrSTIIu ON
l)espite recent rumors, the tripdI
to Europe sponsored by the'
Uiniversity Union Travel Com
mittee has not been cancelled.
Today is the last day to sign up and
applications may be picked up at
the Russell House Information
desk.
As before, the cost is $170 and the~
dlates are June 7-July 8. Any
rgnest ions? Call John Aliee at 7812