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Sport! The fall kick-off meeting for the Christian Athletes, FCA, will be held The guest for the meeting will be athlete at Georgetown High School After graduation, Morris got into tenced to serve a double life sentenc at Reedsville, Ga. While in prison, he had a conversi he went on to work with juvenile del Orangeburg, where he is employee Male and female athletes are invit persons may also attend. FCA mc evening at 8:30 in the Roost banqu Members of the USC Fencing CI Southern October Fencing Fest he! winning two first places, one second is an annual event and one of the firs Lynn Henrich came in first place with an undefeated 7-0 record in the third place in the men's collegiate f fence-off reverted the placing to < tfllirhM ffivAtl minim (Annlioa student in history, placed fourth. In the women's collegiate foil, Ca Southern women to take first plao Charles Thompson, a doctoral cat USC Fencing Club took second pli losing a two-way fence-off to Dr. Fi coach. Also competing from USC were J Thompson. I H Urgently needed people > I MWlinnl Rwu?owli Tf w/M? n AVWV?MVUo JU JVU Jim the past 2 weeks mono, yoi week for 3 hours of your ti information. Mon. thru Pi Serological! Suite 105 271 Columbia HOMECOi \ Must Have V> (Polls O VOTING H^SSSSSSSSSSF^m^^mmmmmmm Shorts USC chapter of the Fellowship of toniflht at 8:30 at the Romt. i Harold Morris, a former all-state trouble with the law and was sene in the Georgia State Penitentiary on experience. After being paroled inquents at the Boy's Plantation in I. ed to the meeting. Other interested ?tings are held each Wednesday et room. ub enjoyed success at the Georgia d in Statesboro, Ga. this weekend, , one third, and one fourth. The Fest ;t of the feheincr rpjuumi in the men's unclassified foil event i finals. Henrich was also awarded oil after an inconclusive three-way >verall indicators (the number of sived). Mark Miklos, a graduate rolyn Cheney defeated six Georgia e. ididate in physics now coaching the ice in the men's open sabre after rank French, the Georgia Southern rim Adams. Steve Scott, and Rickv vith Mononucleosis to aid in ow have or have had within i may qualify for $80.00 per Ime. Call 254-6537 for more., i. i Laboratory 9 Middleburg . S.r 2fi2Ai VOTE TODAY IflILM* AIIEEM I iviinv ^uEcn M.IDATED STUDEN1 ? NO A 4- Q ?f\f\ I ^ |JCI I /-VI 7 ,\JVJ , LIUOC W LOCATIONS: R.H.F Colisi Picke Law( yaPEEBMiI - <*" MMI1' I" I ,'iiV1 II ,H f hli'i ?",| Jjii?rriiili/i n 1 ,i| [BBMBBp-,' :^?g- ; :^BB ||VDf^' WHSHBff^:*3flE?gK; BlWlt^lP^ Almost Intercepted Zion McKinney goes up for a pass which is broken I ffSST up by Georgia Tech's I |J| 1 Lawrence Lowe in this past I |\ 1 Saturday's Contest at Grant I I \ | PIaM no ITfiT K.?Ak I 0 ? M ? ivm hd viov wcuvm _ B [9 looks on. The Gamecocks III \ record is now 2-2-1 on the Ip^ season. PHI phone Plan to Visit McKISSBCK I T1 MUSEUMS ! 11 on the Historic Horseshoe H t Monday?Friday y?4 I ? Sunday 1?5 I l||yF I DISC' Cor iPjifjljlS m| mm HI Im tUN-OFFS 1 |g| 'id m ,u- :i EXCEPTIONS I | lt6:0? I '** 'atio ? jt 5um 1 flj ns St. Bridge | . I 603 -enter I Two m jd Open M fej Whatever you ro BSWBBBF ^'' jaMMilHMBK. 1 F ]B STRTIQ ** " 'lEajl Hr\ fit Ctrc*&n F% ^ W1 ? ^ ^v 256-668 ahead for faste lieRpeR We've Go at You Wst\ OUNT PB ne And Get * i J?pM^ C "; -"H a k-1 P;.: ^|ftk ;: 1 f JB/Bk 3 Two Notch/754-26 inutes From Columbi onday-Saturday 10 A.M. want we've got It and we've mSSSSSmmmmammmmmmmmmastntM m,m m? r?d Rollison ? GAMECOCK m i_J Points 1 h service | ack i t I lit At tICES f 'em! i~w i wM? B - -J jvr >36 ? la Mall II -10 P.M. | s got It for less! |