Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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W nnwej Karate r The thira Atlantic C0mast Karate Championships will be held tomorrow at the mariner's Club on 1-26, St. Andrews Road exit. Eliminations will begin at 9:30 a.m. with final competition beginning at 8 p.m. Tournament tickets will be on sale today in the Russell House. Special student prices are $1.50 general admission and $2.75 for reserved seats. A table will be set up by the University Union Recreation Committee, who also will sponsor a karate demonstration today in front of the Russell House. Karate experts from around the East Coast will compete in White Belt, Green Belt, Brown Belt and ASMER'S BEE Next Door to As Corner Hard In the Hea Phone COLUMBIA'S ORI( BEER 4 [LOWEST PRI4 OLD MILWAUKEE 6 or more $5.10 ea, PABST BLUE RIBB 12 oz. 6 or more $5.2 BUDWEISER 1-5 cai 12 oz. 6 or more 58 MICHELOB 1-5 case 6 or more $5.89 ea. Andre Cold Duck 1F $10.99 case Boone's Farm App~ EXTRA SPECIAL Sparkling Red & White Wines House Choice 25pii VISIT OUR LI ill * - r 'i ..*~ -** Rarkoor nleet set Black Belt division. All ages will be represented by men and women. Karate matches are scored on the basis of good form and balance, proper distance and explosive but controlled force to a completely unprotected vital area of the op ponent's body. The blow must be undeflected or unblocked. . A contestant wins when scoring at least two points against . an opponent in three minutes or less. If no points are scored in that time, the match goes into "sudden death," where the first contestant to score two points wins. A seven-foot Grand Cham pionship trophy will be presented by Barkoot's Karate School and the Shriners' Club. R COUNTRY ner's Liquor Store en at Blossom rt of 5 Points 254-6074 ;INAL DISCOUNT ]ENTER #'ES IN TOWN 1-5 cases $5.35 ea. ON 1-5 cases 0 ea $5.35 ea. ea. $6.15 ea. $6.95 ea. tichards' Apple Wine $9.99 case le Wine $10.99 case COMPLETE LINE of Party Mixers at. (supply lirnited) QUOR STORE! Housing solved wit] "As far as we're concerned, AQe women'' usingproWem s now moived," Dean of Residen6e Life Elizabeth Clotworthy said. The major reason foi'this is the .oon to be comnpleted Capstone North building. The facility holds 490 women, about 190 more than the now defunct Columbia Hall. In addition, there is room for about 240 women in Baker Hall, formerly a men's dorm. This provides housing for about 400 more women on campus than last year. "The final inspection of Cap stone North will be Sept. 23," Staff Engineer G. T. Perry said. "Of course, any difficulties found will have to be corrected, but we hope 44 Park two hours FREE'(with any trapsaction) in the Municipal Parking Building behind Lourie's Downtown. ........ 00WNr'0WP roblem for ' new Caps to .ave the buaildig completey f oished by.then," he said. Work is now being completed on Preston-Woo< of several lob Several pieces of furniture recently purchased by the Preston Woodrow government were stolen recently from the Preston lobby. According to Vic Rawls, resident advisor, a 3-seat sofa, two 2-seat sofas, two end tables and a circular coffee table were stolen sometime between 2 and'6 a.m. Labor day. Rawls said the persons who took Op Cl Pr4 cal Do Wea We like the v fits, even Fabulousi Traditional models, si aggressive pocket flaps We've put tc collection of suits. We he new and coni Fabr ication 4 everything, magnificent new lacquarl Hunter Haica DOWNTOWN & DUTCH SniUA women tone N. the .bulding's asement and storage facilities and a sun deck on the roof. Irow robbed by items. the furniture overlooked a color television set, several other sofas and some ashtrays. He said the furniture was uninsured and therefore "a total loss." Rawls and campus security now are looking for anyone who .may have seen a panel truck parked behind the dormitory or any other activity early Labor Day. "GO, GOI GAMECOCKS" "GOi en a GAMECOCK lARGE ACCOUNT. bsent your student 1. 0, d to our Credit Office, wntown. potlights ' wTh.zg 11ack ,ay it looks. The way it more. Free. Easy. y comfortable. two and three-button ibtly shaped with lapels and deeper igether a no-nonsense practical priced .Fail "e everything that is emporary this season. s? Pick from --it's all here from muiti-stripings to the 1 weaves. suits from $69.95 RE ' .'TIL.P.M.