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Carolina Cares New laws ma . h A'. *UN 4 SA $5.% ZPB* * $o.E $3.68 Johnny Rivers - "L.A. Reggae" . * War - "The World Is A Ghett Family - "Bandstand" * * Robert Velline - "Nothin' Lil Brinsley Schwarz - "Nervous On The Roai * Mom's Apple Pie - "Mom's A * NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAI "WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBR~ $12.00 list Our Pric4 -r y stunt Newly imposed city regulations may threaten to stunt the growth of Carollina Cares, USC's yearly extravanganza to raise money for local charities, planned for Dec. 6. For the past three years students have collected money at the major interchanges of the city. But city officials have decreed that street solicitations will not be allowed, despite the fact that nearly 90 per cent of Carolina Care's money is donated by Columbia's drivers. Last year a work force of 810 stu dents gathered in $28,700 worth of clothing, food, toys and money. Of the $8,000 donated, nearly all of came from the streets. Jim King, project director, said the new regulation would seriously hamper this year's effort. "We are not sure how much money we will be able to donate or if we will be able to give to as many charities as in the past. "We are hoping to raise the money. in other ways and of course we will still be asking people to donate at the shopping centers, but this has really changed the structure of Carolina Cares. The project was begun in fall 1969 as a freshman class project result ing in donations over $5,000 in clothers, food, toys and money. In its second year $15,000 was raised and last year $28,700 was donated by the people of Columbia. King said this year's goal is not as ambitious as in the past. "We sim ply want to reach last year's total. The response last year was over whelming and we expect more stu dent to come out this year, but it is going to be hard to collect as much money as we did last year". King also said that he had noticed that once a student gets into Carolina Cares he returns the next year. "Partly because we're doing some good, but I guess it's mainly ., AE11o E.E Z5'ZE4DE e A Sunny Day" pple Pie" ND.e OK EN" ~-$6.99 DUTCH SQUARE growti because it's as much fun as it is work." Contributions given to students will go to the Woodyard Fund, Wil kinson Home for Girls, Toys for Tots, Salvation Army. "This is a critical year for the pro ject," Kidag said. "The people who 1".1' z' N> a . 0 AA~ar DIAMONDS 4 EXPERT WATCN REPA LAY-A-WAY NOW 2024 Devine ! Columbia, S. C. 2920 Thankt someoi beautifully ... small. Or for no just being themse giver, a special F. 254-8I05. The Blo almost anywhere. 9e OjSS4 S o, started this project are graduating and we must have a lot of freshman and sophomores interested enough to carry this on. Already we have a large group of sophomores and juniors who worked in the past, but we must have a strong representa tion to keep this thing going". tell 3efueLers IND WATCHES AND JEWELRY IRING FOR CHIRSTMAS treet, 5 Points 5 Phone 252-3161 ................... ...... .****.....*..... ie. Thank them for reasons big or eason at all . . . for yves. With the Thanks r.D. arrangement. Call isom Shop con send it 00)ce%n