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License up for renew; Faculty H( By Mary Jean Baxley Gamecock Stall Writer With the Faculty House's minibottle license up for renewal July 1, the South , Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission may have difficulty deciding whether the USC facility meets state requirements for mini-bottle sales, its director said. Director C.R. Haysor said the law's definitions concerning restaurants that serve mini-bottles 1A U A _ ai c uiicicoi , UttflUUg 11 U1II1CUII IU determine the criteria for licensing businesses for mini-bottles. Section A-3 of the state law on mini-bottles states that businesses serving mini-bottles must "prepare for service to customers Parking From page 3 Parking revenues, obligated for K 1 i ...Ll.L J 1 ? uuuu pajriucni, which are uenvea from student permits and garage fees, Coliseum fees, meters, fines and interest totaled $539,000 for 1976-77. The parking reserve fund as of July 1,1977 was $410,067, with an estimated balance of $570,000 for 1978. ?KUHE3SKhRMJ -gjffrffiSgfiHflfc^ ? MlWKwt wg^Dflfc Tnj^^FdMWf . J^Hj "fl^H^H^I^^^IHiiwVlusvtfiiviiMl Iri ni ... the hand carved, balsa wood sandal with art - deco'd . sides in a -/ raised leaf pattern. O /% n, 919 Sumter St. il July 1 juse s eligil noi meats m tease once eacti day the business establishment chooses to be open." SECTION B-l defines "meal" as "an assortment of various prepared foods which shall be available to guests on the licensed premises during the normal 'mealtimes' which occur when the licensed business establishment is open to the public." Faculty House guidelines state on page 2 that "a soup and sand- wich menu is offered in the Rathskeller on the ground floor. Aiconouc beverages are available in the Rathskeller, but not in the main dining room." The Faculty House is considered a private club and offers memThe parking facilities bonds, series 1975, have a six and one-half percent interest rate and mature in 1986, with a total annual debt service for 1978-79 of $389,750. New Bonding would require a reserve balance equal to the highest annual debt thru 1986, which would be $413,187.50 for the 1983-84 fiscal year. life* I //. L-i A / ^ ^ I V I ? JJ Black [ Navy Red $17.00 ? i??ii I dlity to seri berships, David H. Rembert, chairman of the Faculty House Board of Governors said. "There is a one-time initiation fee of $25, and annual dues are $25 for Columbia campus persons and $10 for two- and four-year campuses," Rembert said. Students are not eligible for membership. Only faculty, administration and "friends of USC" can use the facility, he said. ilea lice I Capitol Ce Columbia, Snes umes * Typing F Envelopes L< Business Cards W ( of V LSo we're i r ! -N^ 1 ** ^ ! y ^ xc? I CI ijl Fre< with th CA..II *11111 (offer 771-4098 ;e liquor un "FRIENDS of USC" are eligible for either associate, affiliate or honorary memberships. According to the Faculty House by-laws, "friends" are defined as: ' Miof inrtn?ol>A/l Uiovniguioiicu V19UU1& UI lilt! University, members of the President's Council, Fellows of the Educational Foundation, members of the University Associates, officers of the Carolina Research and Development Foundation, and A 10% 3RY|| dY P ITER of Colur nter, 1332 Main St. S.C. 29201 orms Enlargeme liers Photo Copi etterheads Printing in edding Invitations the monl Ve do good printing at good prices, e'd like more of your good busines: naking this extra good offer throu DBHWBHHBHHHHiHiHIBIB Cool Down With A e Ice Crei le purchase of any < y's Famous good June 1 5-21 w/coi ( i certain special friends of the University as agreed upon by the Office of the President of USC and the Board of Governors." Faculty House remits 40 percent off the top to USC for use of the facility, according to Carol Lund, tood service manager for Faculty House. The remaining 60 percent pays salaries and operating costs, she said. DISCOUNT I nbia ints and Reductions es i Black or Colored Inks I ;h. 5. gh June. I f\ i X s. i i I am! | >ne of p Subs | jpon) J i29 S. Main St. j <m> ??? ? ? >o ? ?. **?