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Teuber to direct concert Dr. Fred Teuber of the US Department of Music will dire the USC Wind Ensemble at 4 p.n Sunday in Fraser Hall in a publ concert. The newly formed grot will present a variety of works fi wind and percussion instrumen by traditional European ar contemporary American con posers. Saturday the 43-member ei semble will be on the program ft the South Carolina Musi Educators Association meeting Columbin College. 1 $ 499 Records 5.99 Tapes KO 311 2-recoi Twenti changi forevei THE gr 3 PAU L KC 30750 The most important the new year. Paul S some of the best sor written. And with pe to match. ic ts >r e 'I kt Teuber the Re4 E'4. The Music Peo on the Colui And in this specta TH REE-RE you'll get to hear complea At this price, nobody sh< THEMN DYLAN'S 40G GRATESTTH HITS FOTHL VOL.AFRTE *newne: Watcfv BobDylan-Bl< "' AMlE New Ride(s OfTh I LaLadyvL&y Tal Mahal -T he E It W Fr You The Mahavishnu ( 20--A specially priced i3X 31280 - d set -one songs that have d the course of music 3-re . A 2-record set of latest bit. While you're here for save on these new releases noHE.As HUTS POTHEP W.99 Tape mon,wih t mliv rwiecodn wih om fl rformanes ing Neve wles daerOia. Plus, bale retofouCom dse e dss Voluntee: for corre A program to supply two juvenile corrections institutes with materials for craft shops begins today under the direction of the office of Volunteer Services. According to Edward Allen, program coordinator, John G. Richards and Riverside Home for Girls have facilities for craft shops but lack materials. Personal items and group items are also needed. Persons and groups interested in contributing items may contact the Office of Volunteer Services, 210 Pendleton Building or call 777-3171. Some of the items needed are: For boys ages 12-20: shoe iord B4 presents pie are the great artists 'nbia and Epic labels. cular very specially priced CORD PACKAGE e tracks from their newest albums. uld pass up "The Music People." JSIC PEOPLE 1EATARTISTS SpcWyPnced4-R IEE RCORDS JSUAL PRICE OF ONE )od Sweat & Tears. Santana Atter -Kris Kr.stotfer son e Purple Sage - Jeff Beck Group yrds-Tt.e Ch,mtis Brothers ir Witer sWh teTrash-Cnase bxkd"3PeOm Vinter And- It Ivid Cl,yt Ouesbons 67And 6 )(chest $3.99 Records i and 2 4.99 Tapes he complete C4 300s--A SP 4-record set :ord package! An incredible 4-1 from their 6-day at Carnegie Hall, "The Music People" package, y The Columbia/ Epic Music People: rf'I~-- T( 3.29 "'4%7 K,ds Thesi Mother Eai CW 3d044 Kenny Loggins, an exciig new California singer aid sonwiter who wrote "House at PoohI Corner" and Jim Messina of Buffalo Springfield and Poco fame have a brilliant new album. EDGAR WINTER'S WHITE TR ASH - ROAmGWORK JOHNN WINE RJmRRY LACRO NI ON 4.99 records 5.99 tapes bia/Epic albums at these low prices! t. April 22 rs to gathE ctions inst brushes, shoe polish (all colors,) t combs, tooth brushes, toothpaste, t deodorants, stationary, envelopes, pencils (only), small flat hair r brushes. For girls ages 10-21: combs, hairbrushes, lotions in plastic containers, stationary, envelopes and pencils (only). Other items needed are table games (such as checkers, monopoly, dominos, etc.) new or used jig-saw puzzles, ping-pong I tables or sets, basketballs, volley balls, softball equipment, roller skates (indoor or outdoor,) bad minton sets, school subscriptions f t :ord Set sl riac P hd A M0ft"r $8.98 Records 5.99 Tapes n e ciaily priced ,cord set taken lyve performance S a IM RUSH rimadk SSC 3.99Reodc 4.99 Tasc tl 5.98 Lis COUMI 0 r items Itutes youth magazines, contributions a student welfare fund. Both schools need arts and crafts iaterial. This includes empty nilk cartons, empty chlorox >ottles, baby food jars, old torn bed heets and pillow cases, scrap rarn, old newspapers, scrap naterial, scrap lace, old thread md spools, paraffin wax, cigar >oxes, styrofoam, pie pans, old nagazines, old tooth brushes, old )aint brushes, cardboard, any kind of string, clothes pins, old hose clean), buttons and playing cards. Volunteers will pick up items. leceptacles for items will be laced in the Russell House. News briefs (Continued from Page 4) lay, on a non-paying voluntary >asis. Training period for the ounselors will be June 1-2. In erested persons please contact ohn Elkins, Volunteer Services lirector, Room 201, Pendleton luilding, for additional in ormation and or an interview. Lpplicants with some camping 'ackground are preferred. GARNET AND BLACK Anyone interested in working on te Garnet and Black next year iould drop a note in Box U-5132. lease include name and telephone imber. DA VINCI'S NOTEBOOKS Models and panels of sketches produced from Leonardo da inci's notebooks are on display 3w through May 7 at the niversity Museum. The museum will be open from 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through aturdays and 1-5 p.m. Sundays. It ; located at the corner of Sumter nd Pendleton Streets. No admission will be charged. MCGILL SCHOLARSHIP The deadline to submit ap lications for Ralph McGill cholarships is May 1. The Ralph McGill Scholarship 'und offers scholarships up to 1,500 each to students who have ompleted at least two years of allege and who have demon trated an interest in the news and ditorial phase of newspapers. Application blanks may be ob iined from The Ralph McGill cholarship Fund: Box 4689; ~tlanta, Ga. 30302. Vietnews ((ontinued from Page 1) iays connecting Cambodia and aigon yesterday. There are also eports of a Communist offensive i Cambodia. However, the Senate Foreign telations Committee voted londay to cut off funds for the 'ietnam war at the end of 1972. but ,aird refused to predict when U. S. nvolvement in the war will cease. The U. S. command says two american men were killed and 16 'ounded in separate attacks on the estrover Buchanan and the rigate Worden. The ships are in le Gulf of Tonkin off Vietnam niast.