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uougias set for s By Ken Freei Gamecock Staff Writer The Douglas dormitory sun deck will be repaired but not completely replaced, and other renovations will take place during the summer, according to "Red" Smith, assistant manager of the Towers Complex. Douglas has been used in the past on a continuous basis for the summer, spring and fall sessions at USC, and this has caused excessive wear on hall carpeting and the building, according to Smith. * ' O ? J f K i c ?r n q i? 117 ?x f l* o UUl IIIIO J V U 1 TT V I V (Residential Life Services) going to give Douglas a breather and do some painting along with recarpeting four more floors," Smith said. "We've already reearpeted three floors." Concerning the sun deck, Smith said, "we re noi going 10 ue auie iu repair the deck before the end of this semester, but it will be repaired." The deck will receive "patch" repairs, according to David Ma<caulay, associate director of men's housing. All missing boards will be replaced and the deck I r5H-v+a ^J '^ H^M^I''' ??SM1?BSBBK5 1^mm I_-1?~ ' >-ri;' I I QftmaHau mauka ha'll ha WVIIIWUHJy I IV UV j World Series. Right now, I j stray foul ball and sucking ti 'facelift' ?/ V ummer restored to usable condition, he said. Extra wood from renovations at South Building will be used to patch the deck, according to Macaulay. It would be costly to replace the deck, and "we felt a :? i: IllctjUI CA(JCIIU11U1C WUUIU uc spared by using the good, treated wood from the other job," Ma caulay said. No additional funds were allocated for the sun deck because there is enough money in the regular maintenance account to pay for the patch repairs, Ma caulay said. r 1 DIUUC outlier, sixin iiuur Douglas hall adviser said, "I'm in favor of total replacement. I know it will be expensive, but patching is no good because every year they'll have to replace more boards." "Again, it's a matter of what work is practical and what priority we should give it," Macaulay said. "I don't know what we're going to do eventually because all the decks need some work," he said. tit# u~ vii lil mayue we 11 uuiisuuuaie uie sun bahing areas. One for men, the other for women," he added. HM| :;.<:Xvx" .^sHhIHhHB^H^^k IB vX'>V?.'^^"^T fJ-T.X^' ki zfe-qPP|P^yT~:. . '-} ~':\ "'. %, >X: I i j.-V' '' >> > : ; , chasing down fly balls in the is must be satisfied with a lis thumb. I I ZIP-KLEEN 1 I DRY CLEANING 1 hour cleaning 4 hour laundry 6 days a week I M-F 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. M j SAT. 7:10 a.m.-3 p.m. 1 _jn20MojnStjJj Exai Co t 3 tA I Htoiufatj-' Ftidayt Saiwtdam I VV/1 T T A PI Rxnlnr^ Meet ne Fill your Gain pre ID Accumi Get invc If so. r?pn I Service/ JO.A'* _ _ ? I uince, k I or call 51 I help you I I The Br SPRING S 1 -8x10 Colo for onh with purchase of our IDKI IE 9 i 1107 Kami 779-7 it Sue borne Vwd Skup HWi Ru5fte?? Ho tteuM rkim. 8:30 ft.ni.-8 8:30 ft.nt.-5 i 10:00 ft.Ml. career opportun w people? 1 IpiCllfA * v*. JL till IVv i ictical experienc ilate job referent tlved in the comr ?ort to the Cc Learning ussell House is; we may J Willi hllHIIIill I HUB 1 IIIIIHIH 111! ite's SPECIAL ?r Portrait / QOl* f $15.95 color pkg. STUDIO fiton St. MO icial 4? il>AA WW :00 pM. :00 |).M. o.nn k (.? t.vv p.nt. ro: ities? e? :es? m mitv? . I immunity I Program I 5 Rm. 108,1 be able to I