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Litter At Sj Sun seekers enjoying the Saluda River Rapids this spring are reminded that conservation officers with the South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources n p n i r t m on t ?*??!! ^ ? \/ J/ U I V AAA V/ II I Will U C agressively enforcing antilitter laws in this area. "More than 50 cases for littering were made at the Saluda River rapids by conservation officers last spring when enforcement efforts were stepped up," said a wildlife department spokesman. The state wildlife department is working in close cooperation with the Richland County Sheriff's Department and the Columbia Police Department in the enforcement of litter laws of the Saluda River rapids. "The Saluda River rapids near Columbia have been a popular spring and summer recreation spot," the spokesman said. "However, there has been massive 1 \ 1 Professk S ^ I Theses, Term F | same Ds I 4508 St. Andrews Office F ] I Suite 16. Columbia, sc. 2< [Tn^qrmatk>f I Workshop wil I procedures of I license form. 1 Questions I Activities offic Laws To Be aluda River littering and destruction of natural resources. Broken glass in and around the water has caused frequent personal injury. Traffic congestion has also been a problem in this area with cars parked in the road." To nip the littering problem in the bud this spring at the Saluda River rapids, the state wildlife department has assigned officers working undercover to patrol the area for litter law violations during times of heaviest use. During one weekend last summer two officers observed the littering and made a total of 20 separate cases. In several cases the judge ordered convicted litters to pick up trash at the rapids, in lieu of fines, at a rate of one hour per $5 of fine. South Carolina's anti-litter laws provide that a person who violates them could be found guilty and fined ?__T >nal Typing Service ompteie office service" \ 'apers, Resumes ty Service (803)798-1502 1 5210 j p -J Re-licensing Wo TONIGHT and Tues. $ Wed. Room #327, Rus Make Plans to A A A * A representativ >r organization tnu we of 3 sessions o he club or organic vill not be renewed II cover new policie II ? - University and inc or assistance? Cal :e and ask for Ch< Enforced Rapids "not less than $10 nor more than $200 for each offense. "The court, in lieu of any monetary fine imposed, may direct the substitution of 1141 ? - A? ? m * nuer-gainering iaDor unaer the supervision of the court, not to exceed one hour for each $5 of fine imposed. "The intensive enforcement of litter laws at the Saluda River rapids will continue throughout the warm weather recreational season," a spokesman said. "Individuals using this area for sunbathing, picnicking and other recreation should be aware that if they litter it is in violation of state law, and the eyes of the law may well be upon them." Outdoor enthusiasts at the rapids are also reminded to be alert to warning horns and lights which precede a period of rapidly rising water as water is released from Lake Murray. Recent spring rains make frequent spillage of water necessary. i ir/-> VJM1V1 tX l\ Campus ^ mHiiW CORNER OF MAIN IT! sell House ? ttend I e of each rinh h it be present at I ffered. If not, J ition's license I s and I lude filing new I 7-7 130, I irlotte or Whit. I ; Boxing Classic For those interested in boxing, Schli Alpha is sponsoring a boxing classic at I Center on Blossom Street. The classic b will continue through Wednesday evening Fighters from 16 of the men's fraterni fight in the event. The matches will lasl round lasting 90 seconds. The bouts will 7:30p.m. The proceeds will benefit the youth cer each night except Wednesday, the night admission will be $2. This VPflr i?J thp fifth uoar tho floccio Vi J .W ?>?v ??AV?a j VMi VltV VIUOOIV, U last four years the classic has succeded i for the youth center. According to Kevin Scully, chairman classic is one of the top events on cam have sanctioned Golden Glove referees ? After the finals Wednesday, Lambda C will hold a band party at Crazy Zacks. Innertube Wate Playoffs Under For those interested in the unusual, in water polo playoffs began Sunday and w March 7. The Innertubes, Save the Whale the Waterbugs have all received byes to 1 be held today and Wednesday. The two semi-final matches will be h< and 8 p.m., and the championshp will ta 5:30 p.m. All matches will be open tc natatorium at the Blatt Physical Educati< j?CLASSIFIED: j CAMPUS NOTICES s,e??Kars, J Like to find out what Kayaking is after 6-00 ? like? P.E. Center Pool, Wed. nights spring semester 7:30 pm. PERSC J EXOTIC LANDS! Meet New And Horseba e Interesting People! Join Trips & acres, no Expeditions. Tuesdays, 4:00. Room appointm< 304 Russell House. Farm, Coli J U.S.C. Racquetball Club 4th TOUR ? ? Annual Tournee March 25, 26, 27, May 28. $K 28. All Faculty, Staff and Students Prof. D.K. Invited. 2517. Limit 0 Adventures Unlimited Manage Dungeons and Dragons etc. resource Club Meetings Friday in Russell Managemt House or Call 777-0077. Wednesdaj ? 3/3-3/12 ( Hold it! Reserve one hour Pendleton, Thursday at 7:20 P.M. for the Developmc Whitewater Club meeting, Phys. FREE. _ E.U. ^enier urn. 217. PKOFES ? Sample delicious foods at the WRITING. German Club booth on Greene St. $1. Author ? today. Part of' the Int. Food S. Dearbori ? Festival. Keep f Dr. Joe Clema will speak on the things? Ou "Humorous Side of Software" help. Memi March 4, 7:00, Km. 125 Nursing course mee Bldg. (l session Z mn c A i r Counseling ! FOR SALE Center. 777 ? Honda 360 T. 7000mi, $700, ATTN: Adv Spotless, Huns Like New, Garry at ' nee<l s< 256-8992. work for ? S - ads. Will J HOLLYWOOD AREA, going to bi ? RICHLAND MEMORIAL catalog 46 HOSPITAL offers for sale the month. S property located at 235 S. Edisto qualificatioi Street. Property consists of a two Enterprises e story wood frame residence with 7 29033. rooms and 1baths with a total of 1,739 square feet situated on a SO by Kenneth 150 ft. lot. residents To arrange for an appointment to s inspect the property, or for further EVERYB information, telephone Director of ABOUT IT I Procurement Services 765-7581 KNOW W I Monday-Friday 8:30 A.M.-4:00 *STRIDEF P.M. 1971 V W. Bug, complete rebuilt ALLMcBR1 engine, new tires and paint, ex- when vou cellent condition. $2,395. 356-1628 don't forget after 4p.m. Doar for sen : Held Track Team tz and Lambda Chi Wins 4 EventS ho Momnrio 1 V/uifU 'IIV mviilUl 1C41 A WUllI egan yesterday and BLACKSBURG, Va, ? I. The USC track team capIties on campus will tured four events during the : three rounds, each Metro Invitational indoor 1 begin each night at track meet Saturday. South Carolina captured iter. Admission is $1 three of its four wins in field ; of the finals, when events as Sam Scott took the long jump at 23-9 3/4, Steve ias been held. In the Gettel won the shot put at 54n raising over $4,000 8 1/2 and Gus Kirkland took the high jump at 7-3/4. i of the classic, the Kirkland also finished first pus. The bouts will in the 55-meter hurdles with and three judges. a 7.44 time. !hi Alpha and Schlitz Virginia Tech, the host team for the meet, also won PI four events, while North /\l/\ I 1 I I ? Uvai uiiua oicllC IlctU LWU runners qualify for the national meet. Tech won V ay three distance events and itramural innertube ^e distance medley relay. ill continue through . Team scores were not kept i, Columbia hall and J'ilf, meet. he quarter-finals to .?suc * n?xt in**?r. m1eet will be Friday and Saturday ;ld Wednesday at 7 at. M^freesboro, Tenn. ke place Sunday at when they travel to compete , the public in the ln, the Last Chance In>n Center. vitational. ^ Fox on the Run Restaurant -451 DEVINE BT. I COLUMBIA, B.C. 292D5 787 5779 ( ' tVi I 1. 1 1 duiici Luncn ; (All you can eat) j *3-25 I Mon-Frig Sun 12-2 ^Ti.ur6am-9pm i Fri-Sat 6AM-1opm j j Sunday until 2PM j.-j S" ALE: 2 tickets to Rod We still have Champagne! Soap concert. Price: Operas aired daily on ABC, e. Call: Hick at 771-4108 Champagne special 3-4 p.m. during PM. General Hospital. 60< glass, $3.00 m bottle. The Golden Spur. ck Trail Rides 1,000 guide necessary, For ant call Windchime Every Tuesday is IMPORT NIGHT jmbia,754-3080. at The Golden Spur. This week: # March 2 Foster's Lager (12oz.) 90? ? OVIET UNION May 14 - 8-10p.m. 150 All-inclusive. Contact J Danow 777-8123 or 736 ed Enrollment. 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