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Carolina < llj KI.M IOULKH S ( uiiH'i'Ock Slaff Writer ti Si The Carolina Cares eharity drive o raised $15,000 this year, more than raised in previous years, but $5,000 d short of the $20,000 goal. d This year $6,600 in cash was cl raised, a figure surpassing those of ^ previous years. On December 1, C during the main drive $4,000 was V collected, the Basketball Marathon G brought in $1,400 and the Gong N Show netted $1,200. The donated Si goods were valued at $8,000 and $9,000. [~ji On Friday December 1, twelve | selected families came to the I warehouse where the goods were | stored first served basis and | picked up what they wanted. The | iaimues were cnosen on ine oasis of telephone calls received requesting donations to these particular families. AS L()N(i as a needy family sent in two references from a Pastor, a Social Worker or the Social r "il i The GAMECOCK is the student , newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published twice weekly on Monday and Thursday during the fall and spring semesters and once weekly on Thursday during both summer terms with the exceptions of four times in August and on University of South Carolina holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in The Gamecock are those ol the editors and not those ot the University ot South Carolina. The University ot South Carolina is an equal opportunity institution. Change ot address torms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to The Gamecock, Drawer A, USC, Columbia. S C . 5950ft ^nhtfrin?iA? ra?o? are M per semester and $2 for the summer I sessions. j] Third class postage paid at Columbia. 1 111 r-/i Cfapfrc ami all at the Ri this1 T?tt Russel 11pm D< 11 pm D lore's Dri' ecurity Office Ihey were eligible j received collected items, Shahid aid. Between 1,100 and 1,200 cans f food was distributed. The committee will reconvene to ecide how the money will be ivided between the twelve Parities, which are: the Alston/ilkes Society, Council on Aging, ommunity Cares "Meals on r'heels", Wilkinson Home for iris, (he Babcock Center, lidlands Center, Crafts Farrow. tate Hospital and Brothers and CHECK TH CHECK TH Located on S Where US No. 1 meet - just across Bridge in We EVERY TUES DRAFT B zmti *1 <^?Alr<!AS nssell Hons Wednesday irsday nigl il House Cal ecember 71 ecember ?1 ve Realize Sisters. uatu Liiaiu^ win |Jie&eiii, ct brochure containing information on their individual needs and the committee will distribute money accordingly. EVEN THOUGH people were concerned with the rain becoming a disadvantage on the day of the main drive, it didn't prove to be a deterrent in the wav nf rnllpofinc money. The most money collected by a largf group was received II? I1ITLH/1 UEi J?K olV ESTEREO econd Floor and Highway 378 the Xservais Street >st Columbia. iDAY IS $.25 ;EER MTE! 8L Slav Sacks e Cafeteria f and its. teteria til} 4 am till 4 am >8 Best Yea from Inter Fraternity Council, i they Drought in $700.34. ihe i largest single group, Air Force i ROTC collected $202.56 and the Sororities collected $648.03 in ! 1 : I JVC hi what the leave JVC's thre? new top-of-the-line receivers feature the exclusive S E A. 5-zone graphic equalizer system to give you complete command 01 the music spectrum 1rom low lows to high highs. Lets you custom tailor your sound. JVC S600 II AM/FM Stereo Receiver. JVC's best. 120 watts/ch. min. RMS, 8 ohms, 20-20.000 Hi, with no more than 0.08% total harmonic distortion. 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