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'Machines in d, to cause trouble i From Page 1 or secured areas such as factory oblige t snack bars are less likely to handing malfunction, they say. If all el "Machines in dorms are more call the likely to cause trouble because they're abused," added Dean Phillips, general manger of T r Wometco, another USC dealer. All dealers surveyed said their machines are checked and ser viced in accordance with how often they're used. W Machines located in a high volume area are often serviced Three twice a day while other machines funding may go as long as one full week last Thu between servicemen's visits. Includ Servicemen that refill the was a bt machines are not necessarily the C those that do the heavy repairs on them. All dealers said that routine discussic servicemen can do small repair student jobs, but larger repairs are left to propriatt full-time repairmen. controlli Vending machine operators are Director in disagreement over what a The C consumer should do if neither the and the product nor the refunded money both rec comes out, however, the SAC While one operator said his balance company makes a point to make contribut refunds by mail to those who. leave Women i notes on machines,, others said Women'c they don't follow that practice. Athletic "Leaving a note in a public place athletic d and then waiting. get money sent Comph to you is hard to expect," said one of fundinj dealer, request bi The best method, most agree, is for the fui cornering the company service between representative and explaining the universiti problem to him. Most are happy to Carl M GAM EC( The Gamecock is published twice weekly on j aday during the faUl and spring semesters and a summer, with the exception of university bolidi Change of address forms, subscription req should be sent to The Gamecock, Dra'wer A, 29206. Subscription rate is $3 per semester an The Gamecock received $36,000 from the stu4 1973-74. Offices Of the Gamecock are tooms 3 Russell House on the university campus, 1400 4 are m-8178 and 777-4249, ews, and 777-3888, class Oslage paid at Columbia, S. c. Gamecock Classifieds Work 221 :Pickens Street a coing0 We open a priwawe 4 *:strxwberry -~ 1330 Mi :>rms are >ecdlse ti ie customer by either over the desired product a refund on the spot. se fails, a consumer can ompany for a refund or ee GroL LstIing clubs received at the SAC meeting rsday night. ,d in the meeting idget modification of udible, and a n of the right of the government to ap student funds now !d by Athletic Paul Dietzel. lariosophic Society University Players eved funding, and ontributed $2,000 to out the $12,000 on given to the Intercollegiate Association by the epartment. menting the right , discussion was a the Wrestling Club iding of 11 matches USC and other Is. SAC member -Intosh said that )CK donday and on Thur Mce a week during the iys and exam periods. uests and other mail USC, Columbia, S.C., I $2 for the summer. lent activity fund for 17, 318 and 319 in the Freen St. Telephones advertising. Second To Open w1ck ~e Account. (Limit) LN tre Dowtow more likely ey're abused' mail in a written complaint. "If eyou do leave a note, make sure as much information is on it as necessary," said one dealer. "It makes it easier for us to find you." 1ps Funded; Jub Cut other schools' wrestling teams are funded by their own athletic departments while the USC team recieves no such funding. Enough money was ap propriated for one match, but unless a decision is for thcoming soon from the board of trustees, or the Athletic Department decides to fund some of the smaller sports, it is possible that club sports will have difficulty in obtaining operating expenses this year. 'Future Shock' To Be Shown At Lutheran House There will be a special showing of the film "Future Shock," Sunday at the Lutheran Student Center at 6:30 p.m. The film will be free to students. The center is located at the corner of Pickens and Pendleton Man's Ulf streets. 4 DaVld A11en imate Defense Against Machines - .*. p -t - e= w'j C