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Sailing
The USC Sailing Club will
sponsor the annual USC In
vitational Regatta which will begin
at 9:30 a.m. Saturday .at Lake
Murray.
Five schools from around the
state are expected. USC students
are invited.
For further information call Ann
Boyd.
BALLET
The Columbia City Ballet will
present a program of original
works choreographed by con
temporary choreographers at 8
p.m. March 17, 18 and 19 in Dreher
Auditorium. Matinees will be at
3:30 p.m. March 18 and 19.
This company, under the
direction of Ann Brodie, has the
h-ghest number of Ford Foun
dation Scholarship Students in
Ballet of any regional South
Carolina Company.
Tickets for this performance,
"Ballet Quarto," are on sale now
at the Columbia Music Festival
office, 1527 Senate St.
POETRY READING
The Union Commons Room
Committee and The Crucible
Literary Magazine will cosponsor
a poetry reading from 2 to 4 p.m.
Sunday in the Golden Spur Room in
Russell House.
You can read your own poetry or
listen to others.
For further information call 5200
or 4494.
SUNDAY MUSIC
Flash and Circus will be
presented in a concert from 2 to 6
SEPATRI
CELEBR
'TIS THE SAVIN
Anyone Wearing Greei
(Except On
Open til 10:00 p.m. on St.
COMSTOi
DUTCH SQUA;
RokgCori'' >.SHOWS,
PAUL
L:te NEWMAN
Shows is "Billy the
Tonite Kid' in ...
And "Left Handed
11:135p.m. GUn"
Beetles
In
"Yellow
Mm'News briefs
Club reg
p.m. Sunday by the Horseshoe and
Women's Quadrangle govern
ments.
. JESUS TALK
Dr. George Schott, Lutheran
Southern Seminary professor, will
speak on "The Je' AS People," at
6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Lutheran
Campus Center.
CANDIDATES DEBATE
All major candidates are invited
to Bates House at 8:30 p.m. Sunday
to debate their platforms and-or
positions. All interested students
are urged to attend.
CHINA FILMSTRIPS
The International Student's Club
will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in
the Faculty Lounge. Filmstrips on
Red China and Hong Kong will be
presented.
ECO 70'S MEETING
The Earth Week Steering
Committee of ECO 70's will hold an
important meeting 6 p.m. Thur
sday in Room 302A, Russell House.
The public is encouraged to attend.
CRAFT FAIR
Craftsmen still can enter the
Spring Thing Craft Fair sponsored
by the University Union Arts
Committee.
Applications for the April 8 event
can be obtained at the Russell
House Information Desk on the
second floor. Space is limited so
enter early.
EARTH DAY BIKE RIDE
ECO 70's will hold a bicycle ride
to the Capitol, then to a park on
Earth Day, April 22. Earth Day
will be officially announced at the
Capitol. All interested persons are
reminded to begin borrowing bikes
or getting their bikes in shape for
the ride.
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Patrick's Day - Mar. 17th.
3oth..ng Chase ?heatre
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Another
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"Friends"
SHOWS:
1:00 - 3:00
5:00 - 1:00
9 P.M.
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ARTISTS'GUILD
The Artists' Guild of Columbia is
accepting new members. Students
are invited to join and participate
in the Guild functions.
If interested contact Mary S.
McAlister, 5746 Indian Mound
Road, Columbia, S.C. 29209.
EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Date of submission for ap
plications for the Warwick Ex
change Program has been ex
tended to March 22. Applications
should be submitted at Currell
College to the Department of
History.
Gymnastics
(Continued from page 10)
the AAU invitational. Debbie
Taylor, who finished third in the
intermediate freestyle at
Charlotte, will team with
sophomores Linda Scott, Jeannie
Geiger, and Michelle Kennedy to
give the USC squad more depth.
Freshman Winnie Dannelly has
provided many points to USC's
scoring in the vaulting competition
to back the spectacular per
formances of Ms. Stein (four firsts
in the Winthrop meet), and Mary
Jane Sullivan (three seconds and a
third against Winthrop).
Ms. Helen Timmerans, coach of
the Womens Gymnastic team, has
praised the team's efforts, "The
girls have done a tremendous job
in preparing for these meets."
The winners of Saturday's meet
will earn the right to compete in a
national meet to be held in the
future. Competition will be con
ducted in various groupings, age
and level (beginning, in
termediate, and advanced) being
the dominant factors in the break
down.
ALL YOU CAN EAT
SPAGHETTI -99
Meat Sauce
Monday and Wednesday
5 Syrup Flavors
Tuesday and Friday
FRENCH TOAST .85
5 Syrup Flavors
Thursday
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
OF PANCAKES
1031 ASSEMBLY
Hrs. 7 am till 1s:00 Mid
night FRI-SAT 2 am
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Minimum: 10 words. There will be no charge
for lost and found or jobs available ads.
(Please do not bring found articles to us.)
Errors reported within three days will be
corrected at no charge.
OFFICE HOURS: Mon., Wed., and Fri., 12
2:30 p.m. Tues., and Thurs., 3:30 -5 p.m.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Yellow spiral notebook. Geography
211. I'm barely passing now; without the
notebook I haven't got a prayer. Reward. No
questions asked. Bill Richardson, RH Info.
desk or 256-8873.
FOUND: Windbreaker from bus on en
vironmental clean-up campaign. Call Gary,
794-3327 or Student Government Office.
LOST: White Pekipoo puppy. Call 252-0771.
LOST: Gold ladies Bulova watch between
R.H. and South Dorm. 3726.
LOST: Psychology 509 notebook containing
important papers. Call Jennie 8921.
LOST: Black billfold in towers area. Draft
card -and other important cards within.
Reward. Tim McCurry, 218 Douglas, 4632.
LOST: Brown knit jacket with suede pat
chwork in front. In BA 313, Call 256-1062.
WILL THE GUY who has my Journ. 326
notebook please return it. No more jokes,
please! Call Barbara 8424.
SERVICES
I'YPING: ALL TYPES, electric typewriter,
reasonable rates,convenient location. Call
254-5921.
PROFESSIONAL TYPING, term papers 50
cents per page. Call 787-3418 after 5 p.m.
DON'T GET BEHIND this semester in
FRENCH or Spanish. call Diane at 252-1807
for tutoring.
TAX RETURNS PREPARED "Services,"
1702 Rosewood Dr. 782-4222, Established
1947.
TYPING DISSERTATIONS, theses and
other papers. Call Mrs. Stokes. 782-0347.
JOB INFORMATION
JOBS ON SHIPS! MEN. WOMEN. Perfect
summer job or career. No experience
required. Excellent pay. Worldwide travel.
Send $2. for information. Seafax, Box 1239
SB. Seattle, Wash. 98111.
ATLANTIC TALENT AGENCY offers good
rock groups bookings. Send all info to ATA,
P.O. Box 2555. Cayce, S.C. 29033 or 794-2408.
Campus Cl
TODAY, MARCH 17
B. B. King and Curtis Mayfield
concert, 8 p.m., Carolina
Coliseum.
USC Department of Music Recital
No. 9, 1:25 p.m., Fraser Hall.
"St. Pat's" presented by the USC
Dining Service, 5-7 p.m., Bates
House.
MARRIED STUDENTS
Vote
MIKE LAMB
Senate Seat 13
How high Is high?
You decide.
Today only at
South Dining Hall
you stack scoops
of ice cream as high
as you can on
one cone for just 15#.
That's low down for
no teiling how high up.
Eat on campus.
University Dining Servie.
d Ads
FORSALE
IF YOU WANT A VW BUS (curtains and 4
stereo speakers) for your adventures this
summer call 256-0043, after 6 p.m.
1960 VW CONVERTIBLE. Drive it away for
$160. 252-5775.
BRITTANY SPANIELS, AKC. Cham
pionship lines, both hunting and shdw.
Wormed and weaned. Only females to sell at
$85. J.C. Huggins Jr., 6006 Woodvine Rd. 782
6774.
TWO YEAR OLD slightly used Sylvania
stereo. $55. Call 256-7612.
KONICA 35 mm SLR, 55 mm, 135 mm lens,
tripod, Elite 5, strobe, filters, W. Englishbe.
Home phone 254-2137. Business 252-6011.
WANTED
NEED RIDE TO HARBISON IN
STITUTION. MWF 12:30, T-TH. 5 p.m. Will
pay. Jackie. 252-0116 after 9 p.m.
ELECTRIC TRAINS, Lyle, 254-3727.
USED TEN SPEED BIKE, good condition.
Call James 252-8235.
WANTED: 2nd hand 10 speed in good con
dilion. Sherry 4426.
MISCELLANEOUS
DORM ROOMMATE wanted for Fall-Spring
'72-'73. Don't get stuck with another dud
roommate. Call and see if we are com
palible. Jeanne 256-7659.
MALE GRADUATE STUDENT needs
roommate. Share 2 Br, 2 story a-c duplex
within bicycle distance of campus. $85, plus
utilities. Richard, 254-0226.
Tennis today:
USC vs.
E. Kentucky
2:15
dendar
Stan Kenton Band Clinic, USC
Band Hall, to continue through
March 18.
Film, "Lion in Winter," Russell
House Theatre, check with
information desk for times.
SATURDAY, MARCH 18
Stan Kenton concert, 8 p.m.,
Carolina Coliseum.
SUNDAY, MARCH 19
Carl Simirl Show in Russell House
Art Gallery, through March 30.
Andy Williams' show, 8 p.m.,
Carolina Coliseum.
USC Chamber Music, 4 p.m.,
Fraser Hall.
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