The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 11, 1981, Image 1

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* Feet Used Cheering For audi Abused The Gamecocks page 3 | page 8 GAMECOCK LXXIV, No. 50 University of South Carolina Wednesday, November 11,1981 V.UIDU Dayco By PATTY MCCARTHY hai Staff Writer Stfl m adi The daycare program at chi Booker T. Washington ( center is feeling the brunt ha of President Reagan's to budget cuts to the the Department of Social fee Services. sifc The program, which cei serves about 80 children ? from a wide range of in- ha comes at USC, is in danger pr of operating at a budget m< ' m lower than last year's. ] Betty Carnes, Division of of Child Development Sti director at the S.C. Ch Department of Social efi Services, said, "We have sti been able to take some cost w( containment measures th< across the state to meet the ; budget cuts." sn These include a cutback th in the services available at @ for the daycare summer a.: program. The program will m be available only to sn children whose parents are lu working or training and to pc children who risk being pc abused or neglected. di Also, statewide directors "1 J? - . ' X Ft ^ . .*. !.; : 'y^fil!<\'<S'y-. :>& }* < *' v'v*; ' *" ' ?# " ' ' Tv* *' " * *: 4k > " . : *: .?:>:-i:::^- :tL. : :>^ .oW*!* ?? ' if ".> : > ' .? $: .. i-W*-* . ' ><?>:: jkirJ (Tl This playground is part o Booker T. Washington ce effects of President Reagar cuts. ! cksAI ire Ce /e changed the child- th ff ratios to have fewer fn ults working with each Id. ge Barnes said, "USC may if ve unique opportunities is use a lot of students at a< ;ir center and may not pi il this decrease as w jnificantly as other to titers might." j, she said these measures ve been successful in oviding additional 3ney in other areas. u| Linda Reynolds, director the College of General udies Child Development j* lildren s Center, said the fects have not been felt '1 -ongly yet, but she is Is >rried the budget will cut 1 e program further. She said the afternoon e ack has been cut out of ti e program. Children s tend the center from 8 b m. to 5 p.m. and receive a p idmorning nutritional h ack as well as a hot ll nch. Reynolds said the k >ssibility of decreasing o >rtion size is being h scussed, too. She said/ C I'm greatly concerned ( ^5^ ' j 4 '^:i.;:;^ -x,4->^ : AS.?' " SUH Photo by t APfRS HAMMOND f the daycare center at ntpr lA/hirh llA? fplt the l's social services budget Ffectj ( flter at more cuts will be rthcoming." Carries said she hopes to ;t some additional money the federal funding level higher than expected. "If iequate funding is not *ovided,there is a chance e will have to shut down itally across the state in line." She said, "We have felt ie impact already. I iderstand he (Reagan) is iking for more cuts in >cial services. At this 3int, we are operating nder a continuing isolution at a level which lower than last year's inding level." She said Congress must ither make a new con- j nuing resolution for social ervices to operate under | y November 20, or aprove appropriations. "We hi J 1 ave no eariniy iaea, anu t's very possible we won't now what money we're perating on until the leginning of January, "arnes said. About 60 children are eligible to attend the center ree because their parents qualify on income terms or because they are protec:ive service children, rhese include foster children and children in danger of neglect or abuse. Also, about 20 paying children attend. Children are then able to work and play with others from a variety of backgrounds and environments. Reynolds said it is important that children are exposed to all types of people for development and is worried that with further cuts only paying children could benefit from the program. Reynolds said the program has been sue cessful. "It meets a lot of needs and helps a lot of children and families who otherwise would not be lw.l~.wJ " hcijjvu. Good Gri r\ i i i. i i H Wishy-\ wHB . / |sH W v^bM / pfegpll mm : Charlie Tim Joye plays CharCie Brovvi Charlie Brown" at the Heywar ef: km m 'Vashy h Charlie \r-:~ilv'.".? ^ Brown And Lu 1 and Pat Krall plays Lucy in d Moore Fine Arts Center th leview Brown' < Ml l^?s SUH Photo li> ROX fOl I ARl> <cy i "You're A Good Man rough Friday.