The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 01, 1971, Page Page 8, Image 8
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Student :
Ry KARY NEWTON
Staff Writer
Have you ever noticed the
Sunshine Laundry and Cleaners
bus stop bench partially covered
by vines on North Trenholm Road
near Pine Brook? This bench was a
place of much excitement at 6 p.m.
September 26 for it turned out to be
the hiding place for the $1000 in the
contest recently held by WCOS
radio station.
For the past three years WCOS,
located on the second floor of the
Cornell Arms building, has run this
contest giving clues over the air
hinting where the money is hidden.
Last year it was found on a fire box
on a red pole at the corner of Main
Street and Laurel Street. The
previous year a stop sign on High
wayI had the lucky piece of paper
taped to it.
The Program Director of WCOS.
Woody Windham. says he runs this
contest for "fun and radio
promotion." "The attitudes of the
estimated 5000 people hunting for
the money seemed to be different
this year." he said. "Many people
called up just to say they made lots
of friends and took some beautiful
nature hikes while looking for the
money. The contest seemed to be
thoroughly enjoyed even by the
losers."
The winner was Eddie Cobia
married USC student. He got in
terested in the contest when his
wife told him the first three WCOS
clues. After looking through phone
books and maps and driving
around in his car Friday and
Saturday nights and Sunday af
ternoon. he found the envelope
with the note informing him he had
won shxn0 and he called WCOS to
make arrangements to pick up the
money. Windham asked Cobia if he
could come to the radio station
Monday morning to which Cobia
replied. "I have classes all morn
ing and then an appointment at 12
p.m." A few minutes later he
called back remembering "my
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appointment was at the bank to
borrow money." The $1000 will go
to the "good cause of paying past
bills."
A frustrating incident was ex
perienced by the man whose house
is directly behind the Sunshine
Laundry bench. He searched four
days and four nights for the
money. only to find out later he
came within one foot of it every
day when he checked his mailbox.
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aid junior high and high school
students in planning post high
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and personal adjustment.
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available to persons of other ages.
Further information and ap
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by calling 777-4268 or by writing
Guidance Center. USC College of
Education. Columbia. S. C. 29208.
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Reflections
The Reflection Pool in
front of the Undergraduate
Library is shown here In its
full splendor.
After its recent clean up
the pool should be this
pleasant to look at in the
daylight as well as at night.
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