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The Recreation Committee of G the University Union is sponsoring pt a Treasure Hunt March 5-10. A letter, entitling you to $20 is hidden somewhere on Campus. It is outside and NOT buried. When found this letter will instruct you in the procedure you should initiate in order to receive the money. Three clues ' ill appear in The v Dosome girls have more fun? Some girls do have more fun than others. They're always on the go. Love hiking, camping, all active sports. If you're that girl, you probably use Tampax tampons. The internal sanitary protection that solves your monthly prob.. lems. Lets you be as active as you please. The silken smooth container-appli cator makes Tampax tampons comfortable and easy to insert. Go ahead, be the girl that has more fun. There are millions of girls just like you. All Tampax tampon users. Our only interest Is protecting you. iiWU ' f t6.0 . .00 MADE ONLY B TA 'M:Mn@@TE.OLER A LS trea AMECOCK -- one each day it is iblished. Monday's clue: Stone walls do not a prison make. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The Columbia Satellitic Home, a re-release center for girls from Aiverside School for Girls, needs olunteers to work with girls ages 1-17. The home on Lincoln Street olds eight girls sent there 60 to 9C ays before their final release. lolunteers, preferably female, are eeded to help these girls develop GO KNIT! VERY DEFINITELY GEAR BOX* I What a way to go. Knit sport coats score high on the campus scene I Gear Box@ model, priced right, has fancy flaps and belt ed back. 100% acrylic bonded to nylon in denim blue, tan, navy and red plus blue and red geo metric pattern. Sizes 35 44R, 36-44L. 397 Richman Dutch Square nen:News Briefs * sure hu: new.social patterns and to expose 1 them to a different life style. Some tutoring help will be needed also. Interested persons are asked to contact the Office of Volunteer Services, Room 210, Pendieton Building (777-3171). USC CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION The University Affiliate of the South Carolina Civil Liberties Union will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in Room 312, Russell House. All members are urged to attend. This will be a business meeting to elect permanent officers, set dues and amend the affiliate constitution. ECO 70'S ECO 70's will hold an open SA VE UP TO $400 ON YOUR NEW M/CYCLE AND TOUR EUROPE1 Buy new BSA, TRIUMPH, NORTON, TAX FREE from one of England's oldest dealers - Est . 50 years. Huge stock too of guaranteed used models at England's lowest prices. Full Insui ance for Europe & Shipment back to U.S.A. arranged -or we guarantee re purchase Write now fol full details George Clarke (Motors) Limited, 136 156 Brixton Hill, London, S.W.2 Eng. Tel.. 01 -674 3211 Stalk over to the Rui Should be a beastly fe though, or you may bi Eat c nt spoi neeting at 6:15 p.m. Monday in Room 321, Russell House. All nterested persons are invited to ttend to discuss Earth Week 3lans. DAY CARE VOLUNTEERS The Cayce Day Care Center needs six people to work with children from 3-to-5 years-old. The volunteers are needed to work from 7:30 to 3:30 p.m. Tran sportation will be provided if necessary. All interested persons are asked to call or come by the Office of Volunteer Services (777 3171, 201 Pendleton Building). SPORTS LECTURE Leonard Shecter will lecture on "Sport and Society in America," al 8 p.m. Thursday in Currell Collegi room 107. WILDEWOOD RIDING SCHOOL offers Iessons to students - 10 wks. $50 group rates. Exper. instruction beg. - adv. - jumping. Times lo suit. C. Coronios. 788-3033. isell House for Safari NI inst. Wild food and all. Kei come a beast's wild feat n campus. University Dining I isored PHILOSOPHY PRESENTATION The USC Philosophy Department will sponsor Prof. Peter J. Caws of Hunter College at 4 p.m., Wed nesday, March 8 in Room 101, Hamilton College. Prof. Hunter will present a paper entitled, "On the Definition of a Science." CHOIR CONCERT The University of South Carolina Orchestra, the USC Oratorio Choir, and soloists will present a concert at Fraser Hall, Tuesday, March 7, at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Frits De Jonge is the conductor. CLASSICAL GUITARIST Frederic Hand, 24-year-old classical guitarist, will present a program of music that spans five centuries at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Russell House Gallery. The concert selections range from Elizabethan lute dances to variations on Beatle tunes. The guitarist will be available to discuss his art with student amateurs Wednesday afternoon. / / ight Tusay_arh7 /pa y ntebse /t /avie