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County public library 1 The Richland County Public Library presents its November film series, "Films of the r50s." The films that will be shown on Sunday afternoons at 2:30 include: "Cyrano De Bergerac (Nov. 6);" "On the Waterfront" (Nov. 13); "The Mouse that Roared" (Nov. 20); "Suddenly Last Summer" (Nov. 27). Films for the series are provided by the South Carolina State Library. Film showings will be held in the auditorium of the Main Library, 1400 Sumter Si. All showings are free and open to the public. For more information,) call the library at 799-9084. POET BETTY Adcock, who wrote "Walking Out" and "Nettles," will be a guest writer / consultant at the USC Writer's Workshop Nov. 8 -10, replacing Rosemary Daniell. Franklin Ashley, pi_>fessor in the College of Applied ProfV?ccir?nal Qr?i/?nr?#?c ctnri Hirp^tnr nf uinrlcchnn cotH I VJJlV/llUi k^VlVllVVJ UIIU VIJ&V'V'VV/I V m V>IV ?? V/l rx^iiv/p, JUIU L/UIIIVII had a scheduling conflict and won't be able to attend the workshop. Adcock has given readings and workshops at the University of Tennessee, Duke University and the University of Arkansas. Her poetry has appeared in "The Nation," "Chicago Review" and many other publications. She currently is prorNEED BIRTH I CONTROL I (INFORMATION? All information strictly confidential Physical examination including pap smear All methods of birth control available VD testing/treatment including Herpes Student discount fee i i O rv 1 j , 1* rregnancy resting & zna opinion testing Low cost abortion services ' j Nurse Practitioner available ^ I Planning Clinic of the Ladies Clinic 254-7553 J l^^Barnwel^St^^^^^^Colum^a^X^B WELCOME TO ... . fa ^^B?HFAMOUS || jg |LJ| g |y I VILLAGE SQUARE CENTER, LEXING1 I SUMTER ST., ACROSS FROM USC H n chniAf lOKOo fil mo u oiiuvv i ouuo iiinia entertainment briefs fessor and writer-in-residence at Meredith College in Raleigh, N.C. The workshop will be held in the lower level of Carolina Coliseum and will cost participants $60. It is limited to 65 individuals and designed for writers who want advice from professionals on writing techniques as well as how to market their work. Participants may choose to take part in two sessions each Aimninn inr>l n/H r?n nrnoromc nn fiftinn nr?n_ftr>t inn WTlfinO Vf VIII115) illVlUUlll^ VII IIVIIVII) I 1V11V1I *' ? *' mmO about the South and scriptwriting, in addition to poetry. All sessions are scheduled after 5 p.m. and will end by 10:15 p.m. Call Ashley at 777-6720 or CharlesOsborne at 777-2560 for more information. THE USC Dance Company presents its fall dance concert at Longstreet Theatre today through Sunday. Performances will begin at 8 p.m. except Nov. 6, when the only show will be at 3 p.m. For tickets, call 777-2551/2552. I ui/ii/c #i? aun ccc 1 ww f~ilib Mr fiiii/ Jfcfcii. WITH EXTENDED WEAR CONTACTS APPROVED UP TO 30 DAY CONTINUOUS WEAR BflUSCH & LOMB EXTENDED WEAR $239.00 TOTAL FEE* | DAILY WEAR CONTACTS 1 $145.00 TOTAL FEE* I Includes Examination, care kit and follow up visits for 60 days ^does not include bifocal, cataract or special astigmatism lenses). 1ft* fluiUiaa IJI I-. ni^nui rvunv (! 1 801 Hampton St. || walking distance of (JSC ij 2 54-6727 g OPEN SUNDAYS & NIGHTS DRS Annlirv on, s.c. 1 ion drseshoe i uoll iy tt^tttt^b 2009 Greene Street Wednesday-Thursday eRCJIS-O-MfiTBC Every Wednesday HAPPY HOUR ALL NIGHT 4 p.m. - closing Friday-Saturday SWIMMING POOL CUES Coming soon . . . The SPONGETONES The NERVE ations are now accepted for >ring 1984 =ULIO EDITOR y in Student fdia Offinfi (sell House, oom 313. sadline for >pIications /ember 11.