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Men's b Jimmy Foster lifts a pa instructional clinic for a du Richland-Northeast Youth B I kinko's offer Linen paper for kinko's now offe. envelops just 8C of Main & Pendel jjjjjjj copies | ? 2 COLOR OR B & W PHC 3 MINUTE SERVICE NO APPOINTMENTS NECI lasketball te ' ::;:*5fsiv 'finiiftwi wSSW^-W'^ - > W^.;;" *- * :. ^vWCy. "JWUVC $ v. .:j? .Sftcv j ' Photo by Mike Becker rticipant of yesterday's basketball J ink shot. The clinic was held for the ( asketball Association. f MEED YOUR RESUMES COPIED? s a variety of Classic Laids just 8C a copy. Along with rs 25% cotton for just 7C a each. kinko's is located ton, adjacent to the capitol 933 MAIN ST. E| J* M-TK RESUMES & B 8am-9pn FRI. ( 8-6 >TOS SAT PASSPORT ESSARY q_f> PICTUREi $ ? Good Sk f SOUTH CAI Select/Check your a at 748-4229 or drop qualified. Administrative Public Relations Motor Maintenance General Malntenam fete am instructs yi By Dennis Switzer "Daddy, I saw Jimmy Foster!" That statement, expressed by one excited little tfirl WQC nrAKaKI.. """ -f * 0..., mu? jyiui/auijr \jiic ui many sucn made yesterday when USC's men's basketball team held a clinic for the Richland-Northeast Youth Basketball Association league at Forest Lake Park. Ken Simons, president of the league, said more than 175 youths participated, about 115 of which were from his league, which ranges in age from eight to 15. THIS WAS tho ? -li-s- * ....u miv ocvunu cimiUcti cunic neia for the league, Simmons said. "We hope to make it a third annual and etc. The kids really enjoy it," he said. The youths were split into groups, and the Carolina players instructed different phases of the game. Mike Brittain and Kenny Holmes taught free-throw shooting, Harold Martin gave shooting tips, Gerald Peacock and Scott Sanderson taught passing, Chris Troutman instructed dribbling and Brad Jergenson and Duane Kendall gave tips on defense. One of the most popular stations was jimmy rosier s instructions on rebounding and scoring off a rebound. If his pupil couldn't put the ball in the basket after a few tries, Foster lifted him up so he could dunk the ball. "I JUST love kids," Foster said. "I think it's fun to teach little kids. Some of them might become good players," Kendall said. "I remember when I went to camps and clinics." ! A film, "Positive Vibes," about USC Head j Basketball Coach Bill Foster was shown I irst, and then the kids split into groups. Vfter they had visited all six stations, the jamecock players were available for * >ictures and autographs. V 100% cotton and fl the Parchments, _ -v copy. Matching W at the corner ? bindings 8 :opies 5 ... 1 r stationeries fij | v llll lllllgll Biggs! 2000 College Tuition Good Part-time job ills Training/Experier Enlistment Bonuses College ROTC Plan MOLINA ARMY t #1 in the U rea of interest arid contact by 1225 Bluff Road, Colui c H U 18 DM outh league s Wm ,-t pipi HB^H^^B$x?^''-i .sSfl Hp SnflB . .xi\ "^fcoo ^9 : V f -- - - .<-'^s|m , t _J-~ ? - -" ? =^> , _ "j^i-TL" , ! . ; - ' |8SR|& MHHjM^^ I Duane Kendall demonstrates a defens Inmnnonn I l.~ -t* L *? wa guiiouM muno uil. bitrOllflB D8SK6t&8ll esterday at Forest Lake Park. MB ? Large BBQ Sandwic served with slaw and pickles on wann bun. $1.19 Gameroom and Ice Cr< Onon til I T./V* VJ'VIl III I J. ,\J\J ? ? VWy Hot Fudge Sund; With Vanilla Ice Cream Topped with Milk Chocolat* ^ Syrup, Walnuts. Whipped Cre; and a Cherry. 794 Gameroom and Ice Crea v^cii ill I JL.\J\J assistance with Pay ice at our Expense Available Available NATIONAL GU .S. IIM vim UWMT CMH mbia, SC to see how tc ommunlcatlons & electronli elicopter Maintenance aw Enforcement edlcal at clinic Hlfl ^SK* 3&M I llllil* Hi ?B Hfe - : H EggM Br ' S K ilfc i;m I -~ ">- i ? ~- - RP^^ 4 \. % Photo by Mike Bedter Hive stance while teammate Brad Iplayers held an instructional clinic I h offer m expires B 2-22*83 W ?am B ! hb am raaj| se offer | | expires im, 2-22-83 j I B I m K IARD ) become I m A L!