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Orpli forH South Tower became a haunted house for children of the Epworth Children's Home. The children arrived and were greeted by hobgoblins, witches and vampires who escorted them up VISTA, Pe to seek int< VISTA and Peace Corps representatives will be in the Russell House lobby Nov. 1 through 4, accepting applications from all interested, qualified in dividuals who would like to work in the organizations. The- Peace Corps, which acts internationally, is l oong for persons with particur skills. Science and home economics majors, nurses, lawyers and people with construction skills or any practical application of knowlege are especially welcome, according to Lib Haubenreiser, Peace Corps representative. The selected applicants are given a 12 to 14 week training program and are expected to serve in their assigned country for two years. Both VISTA and the Peace Corps are looking for people who will be able to begin either this summer or fall. Laura Lyson, VISTA representative, and Haubenreiser will be distributing applications in BATMAN'S NOW OWNEE IS FEATUR 254-7771 WILLBSE . OPEN LATE SATURDAY. - (As long as you're there) STOP IN BI THANK YOU Si '1111 GREEN ST.( ans visit < alloween lhe elevators to trick or treat on the decorated dorm halls. The children then went to the basement for a spook house and to the lobby for a carnival and refreshments. Marsha Martin and Marcia ace Corps Erested app Russell House from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the Commons Room has been reserved from 10:30 a.m. to Gam4 The GAMECQjC is published trl semesters with the exception of UnI Changes of address forms, subscrip should be sent to Drawer A, USC, C $3 per semester or $6 for both semes' GAMECOCK this year received $50 entitling full-time students to a subs GAMECOCK are in Rooms 316 an University campus. Phones are 777 class postage paid at Columbia, S publication of the students of the Uni official publication of the Universitj not necessarily represent those of th staff members of the GAMECOCK. Editor. . . . . . . . . . Associate Editor. . . . . . . . Assistant Managing Editor ....... Business Manager. . . . . . .. Sports Editors......... Asst. Sports Editor. . . . . . . . Chief Photographer. . . . . . . News Editor. . . . . . . . . Feature Editor. . . . . . . . Circulation. . . . . . . . . DISCOUNT STORES & OPERATED BY 1 ING "THE BIG UI BUSCH r6oz 6Pak- $1.59 Case - $6.36 GAME TIME AT WINNER'S CIRCLE RESTAURANT EFORE AND AFTER WE BEAT UDENTS FOR PATRONIZING BETWEEN MAIN. A iorm party Swindler, project co-chairmen for the party, said this was the only party on campus for orphans. The occasion was filled with fun and it was hard to tell who enjoyed it more, the residents or the children. on campus licants 12:30 p.m. for special raps and information about the organizations during that week. acock |-weekly duing the fall and spring versity holidays and exam periods. tion requests and other mail items )lumbia, S.C. Subscription rates are ters. Bulk copies are $6 per 100. The ,000 from the student activity fund, cription to the paper. Offices of the d 318 of the Russell House on the -8178, 777-4249 and 777-3888. Second C. Although the GAMECOCK is a versity of South Carolina, it Is not an F. The opinions expressed herein do e University, the student body, or all Jim Farrell ...........John T. Gash ............Charles Fellenbaum ............ Ute Huckabee ..............Teddy Heffner and Doug Williams ...............Charlie Collins .............Bill Norwood ..........Rusty Robinson . . . . . . . . .Bob Craft . . . . . . . .Vikki Poole BEVERAGE U.S.C. STUDENTS Corner of Harden & Green in 5 Points Bring The Whole Family It's A Real Treatt GEORG IA! US SO WELL! ND ASSEM IM >.. Trick or treat Obliging clown at the South Tower Halloween party gives a piggy-back ride to a happy trick-or-treater. Last night's party was held by dorm residents for children from Epworth Children's Home, an institution supported by the Methodist Church. D 0 0 Dionne to sing Dionne Warwicke will be here tonight at 8:00 in the Carolina Coliseum. Tom Di FigIlio, chairman of the University Union Concert Committee, said, "Dionne brings an entire show with her, Including a really fantastic Jazz group. This is the group that a lot of freaks crashed the gates at the Newport Jazz festival this summer to hear." DiFiglio said that this groups plays alone and then backs Miss Warwicke up during her act. Dionne Warwicke is perhaps best known for her double hit "I Say a Little Prayer for You" - "Theme from Valley Df the Dolls". Tickets are still available at $3.00 and $4.00 for students. -..------.-...---..--------.. ..... ....