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Attic Continued from page 17. ' collections," he added. > u^s of r MORE THAN 150 institutions in " South Carolina collect what might be hav considered rather ordinary objects but will which actually hold a great deal of dav historical significance for a particular time period, he said. ' sucl These items include old photos, avai maps, pottery, ledgers, quilts and colU dolls, as well as contemporary artifacts like like a football uniform from Clem- mea son's 1981 national championship war team that the S.C. State Museum in disp Columbia has added to its collection. It "We're willing to preserve the nice fam things of the past while it's the com- tanc f U?n/>r ni/iVt r\ r> /> ?t# i? >-v * <?#>/< A mwii^uas^ iiiiiigd, duv.il ad uuuiuusts and household ceramics, that reveal Peo the most about the lifestyle of a people in any given time," he said. lhe While museums have limited monies, loca I one mean rni with any1 U SC foa & ourchc I sandwich !U ***'. m m? r lass H >'V * %- r .:+&*?. . ^SgEBBSr^w^^H^rT " HI BHP Hiring college grads is something the Army has always done. And lately, we've been doing a lot more of it " In fact, last year alone nearly 7,000 .. < college grads chose to begin their future as Army officers. ^ rr^why? Some wanted the opportunity . 1 1- I..1 I L.: I ~ uj uevciop Veuuauic lcttucrsiup duu uuuMgc ment skills early in their career. Others were impressed with the amount of responsibility we give our officers starting ' out. And still more liked the idea of serving their country around the world. Interested? Then you can start preparing For More Information Call: Captain Tom Fix BEALLYC ait icwcivcu \jy ?iuscuni? as inc icm StlldV the Ot eqiiests. ding their c A GOOD museum will attempt to e a strong outreach program and USC'S A nlnrlltf nnciifar minrttAnc ' ' Qpor_ ...III - giauiy auawvi i{uv3iiv/iijy Will SpUIlhU ille said. Sept. 24 Some people might want to send Church in h an item to a prestigious museum, encouraged lable to purchase items for their home aboi ;ctions, he said, many donated informatioi the Smithsonian, but that miehl in the object could end up in a The wor ehouse, unavailable for public part by a gi >lay and enjoyment," he added. tee for Hu is often preferable to maintain a Scardaville ily keepsake of historical impor- detect hi! :e in a museum close to home. overlooked .rtifacts are likely to mean more to I* .1 A - J Tl pie wno live in me vicinuy. /\na i nc wui r preservation in the same part of sions on country will serve to enrich the care and d lie for generations to come who will resources. urn drink: 4 V?~ y* WSk ( pf i L?W? f winning lI_ 11 x! i x. y mail iKjKfcji v ise of | ) mm BaxnecocK CDCriAl TV t'ACT CAAHC i.v>nkii i rmii i vv/i^ 2ND FLOOR RUSSELL HOUSE ukh 'forthejob right now, with Army ROTC. f RCTC is a college program that trains you to become an Army officer. By helping you develop your leadership and manage- 7 ment ability. Enrolling can benefit your immediate future, too. Through scholarships and other financial aid. So the next time you're thinking about job possibilities, think about the one more recent college graduates chose last year than any other. For more information, contact the Professor of Military Science on your campus. r out about our 4-, 3and 2-year programs. >U CAN BE. : B: IK )jccts as a key to understaniwn heritage. * a * >>v? ^ iPPLIED History program J* r a workshop at 7:30 p.m. : at St. John's Episcopal Florence. Participants are to bring objects from it which they would like VA'v 4 ^ ^Mp II. | , ^ r ip V,?K> kshop, which is funded in ant from the S.C. Commit- f imanities, was designed by > to help the general public ' ^vj||| | !1/' - MT storical resources often | rkshop will include discus- ,j evaluation, identification, J8tfv ? isposition of local historical * lljl , I ft If I W I | TRI-CITY BICYC J 612 Twelfth Street, W. Cc Hnv to Adt Thrnnrh <or n w v w ? ? n y Relax Come join us at Wendy I t . i i . prop your leet up ana reiax in Variety and Value in newly r< Have a cold draft, impori our fresh seafood rawbar. Enj jukebox or sit back and listen , sound system. Join your frien< Ethel's big "Round Table" wi beer to ease the anxiety of tha forget ? we offer the best lun Tuesday ? l.uv import ni|ui All Day Happy Hour Wendy 1 1208 Wain St. / f jjj Jjj WET gg ffiR | HELP SAVE CEOT>? $179.95 The attention to detail (\#/ on a Peugeot bicycle is IW ) immediately apparent sfcl in both look and ride. N I Come in today and jrj check one out. Ladies models too. LE CENTER $ via imkSo C r* OQ1 ?>Q |[*J JIUIIIUIC1, o.v. C.V/ I w rj J Title 6A?iia04AII I & SAAB 0VIUVOIV1# ed! Ethel's downtown ? t comfort. We offer [ ^novated surroundings. j 1- ^ I 1 otAn/v ?n<?U 1 1 I U1 LULMitll ttlUllg Willi H oy our new video | to our state-of-the-art j] ds at and study at Wendy | th a pitcher of cold draft it big quiz. And don't ch in town, too. Thursday ? Student Hight 2 for 1 Draft j. and Pitchers , Ethel s #..?J 284-95321 , j