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LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Brown pocketbook with the initials
BAK. Very importantl Please contact Barb
Mascharka. 782-9149. Reward.
LOST: Garnet ring, S garnets in gold setting.
Reward. Lost Oct. 17. Call 5952.
FOUND: Ladies' brown pocketbook in parking
lot behind Gareen Club in Maxey Gregg Park.
Call 253-6263 after 5 p.m.
FOUND: Brown, corduroy Cabot brand hat.
Left in Marine Corps vehicle Friday. Call Leo
3982.
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BALDWIN 16 foot pedal organ. Used only for
church services. Call 779-3543, after 5:00 p.m.
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$350, will sel sell for $200. Call 754-9619.
FIAT, 1967 stationwagon. Reasonable. Call
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AN1UE AUTO, 1941 Studebaker champion.
Fine original condition. 42,000 actual miles.
Excellent investment or transportation.
$995.00. 777-6724 or 253-3115.
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News
MONDAY
Bridge Tournament, Golder
Spur, Russell House, 6 p.m. To con
tinue through November 8.
Film, "Interviews With My Lai
Veterans" and the "Virgin Queen,'
Russell House Theatre, 6 and 9 p.m
Masterpieces of Art and
Architecture, Art Prof. C. R. Macl+
will give a slide lecture on "Et
ruscan Art: The Terracotta Statue$
of Veii," Sloan College 203. Admis.
sion: $1, 8 p.m.
TUESDAY
Election Day no classes.
Christian Science Organization,
Russell House, 312, 7:30 p.m.
Film, "Before the Revolution,'
Russell House Theatre, 6 and 9 p.m.
.Te WEDNESDAY
"The Effect of Gamma Rays on
Man-in-in-the-Moon-Marigolds,"
play sponsered by the Union Artist
Series Committee, Township
Auditorium, 8 p.m.
NASA Film, "Orbiting Solar
Observatory," Physical Sciences
Center 310, 5 p.m.
Honors Lecture in English, USC
Foreign Languages Prof. William
Mould will speak on "Theatricality
in . 18th Century France,"
Humanities 202, 2:30 p.m.
Film, "It Happened One Night",
Russell House Theatre, 6 and 9 p.m.
Carolina Wives meeting with
program on unsafe toys, Russell
House 310, 8 p.m.
Billiards Tournament, Russell
House Game Room, 8 p.m. to con
tinue through Nov. 10.
THURSDAY
Film, "Shoot the Piano Player,'
and "Un Chien Andalou," Russell
01
light. Easy musc b
Letusenter a yo
Briefs
House Theatre, 6 and 9 p.m.
Playreading of Moliere's "Le
- Misanthrope," by members of the
USC Foreign Language Depart
ment, Capstone Keystone Room, 8
p.m.
Holiday Creations Workshop,
sponsered by the Division of Educa
tional Services, Carolina Coliseum
3020-D with registration at 9:15 p.m.
Belle W. Baruch Coastal
Research Institute seminar, Dr. B.
J. Copeland of North Carolina State
University will speak on "Nutrient
Input and Ecological Response in
North Carollina Estuaries," Coker
Life Science Building 107, 4 p.m.
South Carolina Attorney General
Daniel McLeod will speak on "The
National Election and USC," M &
N Lounge, the Towers Residence
Halls, 8:30 p.m.
Coach Paul Dietzel will open the
Carolina football team practices to
USC students this week. Practice
sessions are held every day at the
Roundhouse at 3:30 p.m.
Township
Two members of Frank Zappa's
"Mothers of Invention" band were
arrested last night at Township
Auditorium for possession of
cocaine.
Horn player Gary Barone and
drummer James B. Gordon were
arrested during an intermission in
the show between 10:45 and 10:55
according to Sgt. Galvin of
the Columbia Police Department
narcotice squad.
Both musicians posted $5,000
bond and were released to their
attorney.
liv boies Rusel House
h amu.Unariunnn
USC students
count ballots
Ten USC students will be check
ing voter results in Tuesday's elec
tion.
Selected from Delta Sigma Pi,
professional business fraternity,
the students will be "looking over
the South Carolina Election Com
mission's results. If we find any
discrepancies we will declare them.
Then it must be decided whose mis
take it was, and a possible recount
held," Olin Rowe, fraternity
treasurer said.
He added that the commission
usually chose its own independant
auditors to check the results, and
the back-up people usually came
from CPA firms.
I work for a CPA firm and found
out the commission needed auditors
and thought it would make a good
project for the fraternity. Rowe
said, I just happened to be in the
right place at the right time.
To my knowledge, he said, this is
the first time students have been
allowed to serve in this capacity.
arrests
When the mothers appeared on
stage Frank Zappa prefaced the
performance with "Our regular
drummer couldn't be here tonight
because he has a peculiar malady."
At the end of the performance the
crowd at the auditorium began
screaming more, more as is the cus
tom for requesting an encore.
Zappa, however, cut the show short
saying that circumstances beyond
his control prevented extending the
performance for another number.
Gordon was a member of "Derek
and the Dominoes."
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