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use Officials* mAuiotAnaim V V IV Vllv WWi Plans by the State Museum Commission to expand the ( museum facilities into the old Mount Vernon Mills have * caught the interest of USC authorities. A proposal is being considered that would allow the USC Institute of Archeology and Anthropology to share the mill with the state museum, according to Christopher Vlahoplus, senior vice president for administration. Vlahoplus said in a letter to the governor's office last June,"The Mount Vernon mill provides an ideal facility for the educational programs offered by both entities." The university's plan hinges on the acceptance of the museum's proposal by the State Budget and Control Board, the Bond Committee and the governor, according to Robert * Davis, adviser to USC President James Holderman. The proposal was recently approved by the State General Assemblv. Davis said the state museum needed space and proposed using part of Mount Vernon Mills located on Gervais Street near the Congaree River. The university's plan also included housing space in the mill for the Movietonews Collection ac. rding to Vlahoplus' letter. The collection, donated to the university by Twentieth Century-Fox, is presently housed in the James F. of South Carolina Replacement Soft Contact Lenses for $38.00 * per lens. ' Standard spherical daily-wear in powers of Piano to ? 7.00 Diopters, examination and dispersing not included. Complete Soft Contact Lens Fittings for $199.99/ 0 * Standard, spherical daily-wear in powers of Piano to ? 7.00 I Diopters, includes examination, dispensing fee. care kit and follow-up care for four months. p Tinted Soft Contact Lens Available !, : PBI I reo nrocluire explaining our program in detail is available ' ;i [ I Call 779-8950. p bf j 3519 Medical Drive pj; jjB Columbia. S C. 39303 Hi /& X ' PUINIDEFoS "~n ft [Hi j'lffM g t ." T-* LJ? - V-4r1 Af-_- ~ BjBBBM "onsidcf NlovHfc 5 To Mount Yet Byrnes International Center. If the museum's proposal passes, the university will launch its plans for acquisition of the remaining space in the mill. The project would include renovating 67,000 square feet of the mill for the Institute of Anthropology. The entire department would move, and space would be divided to include offices, labs, a meeting room and equipment rooms. Cr\n/>n nm^iirnr r\f Arirfinol nnitrcfilm rxiiKlin iui ai luivco ui ui 1511101 ucwoiiiuit puuiiv uiopiajr auu storage of the Movietonews collection would account for 30,000 square feet. "One of the primary space needs for the Movietonews collection is an appropriately controlled environment for the curation of the original film collection," the letter said. The Mount Vernon mill would include an area properly designed for temperature and humidity control. Gamecock I rPanties I only $2.00 Let's Get Behind Them All the way! HThe Jewelry Warehouse? 2909 Plait Springs Rd. W. Cola. a a * I r t 4 r Iv til o /vion.-jdi. [/ *tt's more than just another jewelry store. "* | HATF < ' '.< *? : ?- ' A'ratoS i MH At Granger Owings, we earn* clothing. From serious part} interview, we can helD vou k ' 1 and selection combined in. are traditions with us. Com< at* .. * ii upvauctcr - 1307 Ma g Department, non Mill Site "We see the institute and certain elements of the Movietonews operation fitting in neatly alongside the state museum," Vlahoplus' letter said. "Museum officials are as enthusiastic as we are regarding the project." Davis said that in the event the state acquires the building, space for the university's use may be sold, rented or contributed. The construction of a new building adjacent to the campus would be used exclusively as a newsfilm library. The building would include administrative offices, areas for distribution of materials, space to house tapes, discs and research carrels and a multi-purpose auditorium for viewing workshops,etc. "The concept of the building has received favorable reaction in the assembly," Vlahoplus said. [ T555g-"r""-"j El >^4 Expires I Relish Dog '2 | Bl w,th mustard, homemade lj chili, steamed relish. j I lJ and onions M t-:! 83<t t! tSA.ll j only the finest in traditional ring to that all-important job ' ^ J vy vti k/V 1 V A V V ^ V I i I L 4 V ^ a comfortable atmosphere 3 by and see. &r ^rv<._' . . * swings _ Pi .1 in r>rreei