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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.
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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
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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
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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.