Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v- V * .' -r MSfiZZ;. : - * ' " rm 11 w w itusseii tiouse vi? Duncan Peoples takes in the Russell House. Natural lightii wood grained railings are a addition. I * V I N See our complete line of Kiif i\ 11 d musicians' accessories H , :WOH Millwood Avenue i all beef coney island Hot r | TWO FOR 2 J f Valuable Cougon. ^Kpfv.s- . . SfSBSBH ^ Pam Humble?THE GAMECOCK s view from the new wing of the ig from windows in the ceiling and part of the modern decor of the ? -I.. - u 1. n BEJ ? * itom and Gretch equipment ?. A total music store ANEY MUSIC COM ioondogger Spe )og, served on toasted & buttered rc . Clip and Save on Your Lunc Dedicate for Russ< By ALY COVELL S. HnmwrtrIr Staff Writor I Dedication ceremonies for the new wing of the Russell House will be held at 2:30 p.m. Oct. 31. TTie official ceremony in front of the new entrance of Russell House will be surrounded by a large number of other informal festivities. These activities include an art exhibit in the lobby and Free University demonstrations. Also scheduled are a jazz ensemble performance at 3 p.m. and a "homemade mime" at 4 D.m.. both I in the ballroom. TTie celebration of the dedication of the building, which opened in June, will begin on the 28th with a special appearance of Ansel Adams, well known photographer, qg followed on the 29th with the showing of Blazing Saddles. A ^ planned masquerade ball on the 30th will feature a live band. IN ADDITION TO the activities mentioned, the gameroom will be Anan frAm nAAn unfit 1H n w /\f vpwi ilUAll UVA/Il Ulltll XV/ Ul * fering free use of the pinball I machines and a discounted price ; for use of the billiard tables. The Golden Spur will be open from noon til 6 p.m. and will feature Larry Stephens, a folksinger, without ? 1 ^^^HPWIbWBSR ;l' 1PANY next to Fusco's Front Porch ^ cial >11 with mustard, relish and onions . Price includes small Coke! jr r j Now Serving Breakfast 7-10:30 a.m. ? Open till 11 p.m. Sun.-Thur. Sunday -Noon till 11 p.m. | hToday. . . $1.45j/alue ?n ceremo 511 House v addition charge. The Spur will be giving away free cokes. i 1- ii? rv..! -l_ mner services, sucn as me v^uick Copy Center, the Travel Service, and Kampus Kiddie Nursery will have displays posted around the building. Hourly Russell House tours will be conducted, beginning in the lobby. Both Russell House Director Thomas Otts and Russell House University Union Director Gretchen Laatsch have tried to make this program informative and educational. Otts said the program is designed to give the opportunity to "see the areas (of the Russell Starring JACK WARDE N Special appearanc and JASON ROfiAROS as Ben Hradiee I IJasedonthe txx)k byCARl Hf RNSTl iN.iru I Produced by WAl if HOOBl.l f\ ' A WildwcxxH nteri A Rotx?rt Red'ord > I !POtn?ni CMMCt weuruo* j [Wiu,M>>?ltlMuWI?HWW! j i jsanwKiMisii. i i NOW AT A THEA i 9 nies set * dng House) students do not generally see." OTTS SAID he is "trying to locate pictures of the progression of the Russell House" to inform siuaenis 01 us nisiory ana growth. The new addition was begun in October 1974, and includes the 1 ballroom, the lobby and rooms surrounding it. The 18-month construction might be one cause of Russell House not reaching its full potential according to I^aatsch. Most of the building was boarded up and *''students found it hard to get used to Russell House as being more than a construction site." IK - 7 - . { WtL li^SH MAN ALL THE PRESIDENT S MEN :eby MARTIN HAI SAM HAl HOl.BROOK Screenplay by WH I 1AM GOLDMAN I HOB WOODWARD Music t>y DAVID St llRf 1/ Directed by Al AN .J RAKUl A poses Production V'tjnJ PaKula F ilm tfCMNiCOtOW From Warner Bro? j^\j| A Warner Communication* Company rRE NEAR YOU.