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THE DAILY TAR
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Saturday, March 9, 12 S3
Ehringhanis Blue 'Captures'
Handball
By BOB COLEMAN
of The DaUy Tar Heel Staff
Ehringhaus A couldn't decide
which handball team to stack
with their best players at the
beginning of the season and as
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ing; no furniture to buy and
payments less than rent. A
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Special this week at TRAVEL
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B.S.A. $625. Vespa $150. Honda
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FOR SALE: 66 Mustang
Convertible. 6 cylinder, 3
speed. Power top, candy apple
red interior, 7 tires. Easy
terms, excellent condition. 929
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61 Chevrolet; 2 door Biscayne,
6 cylinder standard
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fer. Call 942-2935.
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terior. 5 year with 50,000 mile
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a result they played each other
Wednesday, for the title.
It went to the wire but Ehr
inghaus A Blue downed A Gold
2-1 for the residence hall
handball title.
John Yancey took the singles
in three games for A Gold, but
the doubles team of Steve
Wilson and Burt Dean edged
Rudisill and Wilson, in three
games and Tom Buskey and
David Lemonds likewise
followed suit against Stan
Lemonds.
DKE White convincingly
captured the white handball
championship against Chi Psi
White, 3-0. 0. Watson was
pushed in the first two singles,
splitting them 17-15, 10-15,
before smashing to a 15-0 win
in the final game.
B. Williams and A. Dawson
took their doubles in two
games, while R. Toomey and
B. Hollan stretched out a 8-15,
15-0, 16U4 triumph over J.
Holiday and D. Gowan of Chi
Psi.
Tuesday the Peacocks down
ed Law IV Blue 2-0 in the
graduate finale. Jimmy Hall
and Danny McFall, and Bo
Wood and Jimmy Addison each
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FOR RENT: 2 bedroom air
conditioned mobile home, 10 x
50. $90 per month,' available
April 1. Call 942-1749.
3 Bedroom spacious furnished
apartment near campus. Want
2 roommates to share with me
only $40 per month apiece.
Call Jim Batmasian 967-2803
(evenings and weekends).
Bernie Smith 942-5168 (day).
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ATTENTION MEDICAL,
P HARMACEUTICAL
STUDENTS New microscopes
at low prices due to overship
ment. Excellent, for medical,
pharmacy school, biological
research, etc. See Jim Van
Hecke at Beta Theta Pi House,
063-9068 for more information
and a look at samples.
FEMALE COUNSELORS FOR
GIRLS' CAMP WANTED.
Positions open at Mass. camp
(48th year) for applicants with
skills in crafts, field, or water
activites. For on-campus in
terview write Queen Lake
Camp; c-o P.O. Box 804,
Chapel Hill.
HELP WANTED: Salesman
Part time or full time employ
ment. Some previous selling
experience helpful. Apply
manager The Young Men's
Shop, Durham.
Need extra cash? We are now
paying $1.30 up to 100 for silver
certificates, $1.35 up to 500.
Good to March 13. Eagle Coins,
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K 2-1 Win
won in two games! Y
Med School Blue's basketball
fortune was shaken by City
Planning Thursday but surviv
ed a 48-46 scare and put the
quarterfinals.
Jim Smithwick poured in 19
for the winners, but Jeff Swain
of the vanquished was - high
with 24.
MBA Blue trounced Law II
Blue, 51-34, behind a balanced
attack. Cranford (17), McKen
drick (12) Robinson (11) and
York (10) easily outdistanced
Law, led by Bill Jones (15).
Wednesday Law IV Blue
looked sloppy but still buried
Village Blue, 54-31. Bill Brown
(21) and Pud Hassell (11) pac
ed the winner's entry into the
quarterfinals. Ken Miller made
15 for the losers. Law IV is a
tourney favorite.
Co
onor
The Honor System Commis
sion is conducting interviews
for the endorsement of Honor
Council candidates.
The following is a list of
districts with open seats for
the spring elections and the
number of applicants from
each district to date: WD 1
. off campus 2 seats; WD 5
East and West Cobb 1
seat; WD 6 Winston, Con
nor, Joyner 1 seat; MD 1
non-University housing outside
" city limits 1 seat; MD 3 non
University housing West of
Columbia 1 seat; MD 4
non-University housing East
of Columbia; MD 6 Upper
quad 1 seat; MD 8
Parker Teague, Avery 1
seat; MD 9 Ehringhaus; MD
10 Craige 1 seat; MD 11
Morrison 1 seat; MD 12
James 1 seat; "
Candidates seeking en
dorsement should come to 2nd
floor Graham Memorial, 2-4
p.m.
Young Democrats
To Meet State Club
The Young Democrats Club
will participate in a meeting of
the College Federation of
Statewide Young Democrats
Clubs Saturday at 3 p.m; in the
Sir Walter Raleigh Hotel,
Raleigh.
All major state candidates
will be presented at the recep
tion to be held in conjunction
with Jefferson Jackson
H'-ir
Lost And Found
RED IRISH setter on campus.
Answers to name Sean. $25
reward. Call 929-3144.
WHITE ORGANDY curtains in
ladies' room of Memorial
Hall during SP ' convention
last week. Reward. Call
Rochelle Stephens, 9 6 8
9152. BLACK BILLFOLD in Pine
Room or' 324 Phillips. Keep
money, but return billfold.
Call Tom Hodges, 275 Mor
rison 933-3350.a
WESTERN Alamance High
School 1967 class ring. Call
Janice Pender, 405
Winston.
KEYS. Nine keys on a chain
initialed JC. Lost around Y
Court. Call 929-1670 or 933-
1380.
GOLD bulova watch with rose
gold scarab band. Lost
. between Murphy and Connor
or on street between Connor
and Chi O. Reward. Call
Pam Cherry.
MEN'S horn-rim, charcoal
lenses. Reward. Call John
Ripley, 968-9085. .
FOUND
CONTACT lens (one) at the
American Legion hut Feb.
24. Call 305 Everett, 968
9028. BROWN kid gloves in from of
X Wrapped Sandwich X
X Bowl of Soup a
0 Choice of Coffee, Tea or Fruit Drink A
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All
Mitch Ryder and his show will be here Thursday. Admission to
the Carmichael Auditorium Show will be $1.25 in advance and
$2.25 at the door. The prformance will begin at 8 p.m.
Campus News Briefs1
lsion interviews
Day. .
All interested in attending
should contact Jerry Rutledge,
929-2682.
The Chapel Hill contingent
will leave at 1 p.m. Satur
day. Group Will Collect
Clothes For Orphans
The Angel Flight of the Air
Force ROTC detachment is
collecting clothing for un
derprivileged orphaned
civilians in the Phillipines.
Anyone interested in giving
any old clothing either boys or
girls, should contact a member
of angel .flight in their
dormitory. Any type of
clothing, with the exception of
wool, is needed.
The Angels are conducting
the drive in conjunction with
Air Force personnel in the
Phllipines.
Campus
PRESS ATTACHE of the
Permanent Mission of Kenya
to the United Nations, Mr.
S. S. Ruoro, will be on cam-
' pus to speak on Kenya to the
Model U.N. in Memorial Hall
at 1 p.m. and will have a
documentary movie to sup
port his address. The public
is invited.
THE 6 7-8's String Band will
Spencer near a parking
Space. Claim at DTH office
any afternoon.
GIRLS' glasses in Bingham.
Call 942-2428.
KEYS (five) on
"G" initialed
a chain' with
keystone in
basement of Wilson Library.
. Contact 249 Morrison, no
phone. , .
WOMEN'S black, squ'are
frame glasses made i n
France. Call 929-5517, Marie
Strong.
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Melott Appointed
To Law Faculty
'Robert Arthur Melott,
former Winston-Salem, N.
lawyer, was appointed
a
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assistant professor in the
School of Law effective Feb. 1,
1968, Chancellor J. Carlyle Sit
terson announced today.
Melott, a native of
Steubensville, Ohio, received
his B.S. degree in 1958 from
the U.S. Military Academy and
his LL.B. with Honors in 1965
from the University of North
Carolina School of Law.
In addition to his private
practice, Melott has been a
visiting lecturer at UNC and a
special agent for the FBI.
He is a member of the Order
of the Coif.
Calendar
appear in the Main Lounge
of Craige Dorm at 8 p.m.
Everyone is invited. -
Dl PHI meeting .Monday 7
p.m. on top floor of New
- West. All members re
quested to attend.
MEN'S ROOM Reservations
for the fall semester must
made at the Housing Office
in Bynum Hall by March 15
if present rooms are to be
kept.
PSYCHIC EXPERIENCE
experimental course no. 37
needs a place to rent. Call
Buddy Snipes, 933-4674,
. urgent.
ANYONE interested in running
for open seats in the Men's
and Women's Honor Courts
must come to endorsement
interviews being held March
7-8 and 11-12 from 2-4 p m. in
Graham Memorial Can
didates must have a 2.0
average and be residents of
the district they are running
from.
20th
CENTURY-FOX
warn
storing (n alphabetical order)
VICTOR ARNOLD ROBERT BANNARD- BEAU BRIDGES
RUBY DEE- ROBERT FIELDS-JACK GILFORD
MIKE KELLIN ED McMAHON GARY MERRILL
DONNA MILLS -TONY MUSANTE- BROCK PETERS
THELMA RITTER-MARTIN SHEEN -JAN STERLING
DIANA Van der VLIS MONROE SACHSON
EDWARD MEADOW LARRY PEERCE
kJSS," NICHOLAS E.BAEHR
Musk composed by Terry KmM
Musk scored and conducted by Charles Foi
Bill
'For 1968-69 Term--
Chancellor J. Carlyle Sit
terson announced Friday the
addition of 14 new members of
the Carolina faculty.
In the Business School there
are four new facility members.
Sydney N. Afriat, now- a pro-
iessor at Purdue wll become a
professor of economics Sept. 1,
198. A native of London, he
has degrees from Cambridge
and Oxford universities.
Harold Bartley Cook, assis
tant director of the University
of Michigan Public Utility Ex
ecutive Program from 1965 to'
1968, will become an assistant
professor on Spot. 1, 1963. His
Ph.D. is pending at the
University of Michigan.
Curtis P. McLaughlin, an
assistant professor at Harvard
from 1966 to 1968, will be an
associate professor here Sept.
1, 1968. He has both the MBA
and D.B.A. degrees from
Harvard. Charles E. Richter
who has taught at Kansas
State and the University of
Illionois and has the Ph.D.
pending at Illinois will become
an assistant professor on Sept.
1,198.
Arthur Cecil Stern will
become a professor in the
School of Public Health, begin
ning April 1, 1968. Since 1962 he
has been assistant director of
the U.S. Public Health
Service's National Center for
Air Pollution Control
David Leo T.illie, a
supervisor in the N.C. Mental
Retardation Program for the
State Department ' of Public
Instruction, will hold two ap
pointments; one as an
associate professor in the
School of Education, the other
as head of the Special Educa
tion Section, the Biological
Sciences Center of the Child
Development Institute, begin
ning March 11, 1968.
Walter Herman Bell, Jr. will
become an assistant professor
in the Department of Lin
quistics, Slavic and Oriental
Languages, starting Sept. 1,
1968.
. Doris- P. Bradley, an assis
tant professor since 1964 at the
University of Oregon Medical
School, will become an assis
tant professor in the School of
Dentistry here March 15,
1968.
Stuart Burton Foundation,
who received the D.D.S. at
Chapel Hill and is now a
research fellow at the
University of Pennsylvania
Celebrate Saturday At The Rug!
Saturday celebration. All afternoon and evening at the Carpet; ifs cold
beer, submarine sandwiches, hamburgers and cheeseburgers, ice cold cans
and bottles of beer, plus light and dark brew on tap. Dancing to the Mighty
Juke, merrymaking in the Booths. Yes fans, Saturday celebration strikes again
At
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Cheers for Capezio the action shoe that allows the lady to lean anH
to match her spirits. Fashion declares "Feet First" and Capezio is L?k
the youngest, snappiest feet. Wear Capezio yourself for that ahl i lt
with-it feeling. See and try them at the new . .(ght-hearted,
Faculty. 'Appomfeifl' j
will become an assistant pro
fessor in the Dentistry School,
effective in August, 1963.
Julia Gorham Crane, now a
visiting professor at Chapel
Hill md formerly a researcher
at the National Institutes cf
Health, will become an assis
tant professcr of anthropology,
beginning Sept. 1, 1963.
Waldemar Lger will become
an assistant professor in the
Department of Germanic
Ianguages, beginning Sept. 1,
1963.
Walter. Karl Francke will
become an ;issistant professor
on the Germanic Languages
Department in September
1968.
Gerhard Foeppel, now at the
Cologne Institute of
Archaeology, will become an
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