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by Eleanor Flagler
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The posters say, "Battle House Buffet
Lives!" And, every Wednesday from
11:30-2:00, the Battle House Buffet
thrives. Sponsored by the Campus
Chaplains' Association, the Buffet is a
noon-time meal prepared and served by
the campus chaplains on a rotating basis.
The place is Battle House, the Baptist
Student Center, tucked behind Kenan
Dorm on Battle Lane.
At the beginning of the, fall semester,
the campus chaplains, led by Bob Clyde,
former Baptist chaplain, Lex Matthews,
Episcopal chaplain, and Norman
Gustavason, Y Director, discussed the
need for a place for food and
conversation. "With the passing of Lenoir
Cafeteria, the campus lost an informal
place for students and faculty to talk over
lunch," said Gustavason. "Thus, the
campus is now more fragmented . . . It's
harder to get together."
Recognizing the void left by the
closing of the cafeteria, the campus
chaplains set about to provide an
informal eating place, a place where
faculty and students in the University
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1968 CAMARO. Vinyl top: Auto, trans. 6-cyl.
Low mil. Exc. cond. 966-2374.
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FOR SALE: 1964 Corvair. Cheap. 1962 VW ;
Van, Needs repairs. 967-5967.
WANTED: 2 roommates (female) to share
duplex house, 5 min. walk to campus. Air
conditioned, large yard. $33mo. Call Virginia
929-5464 nights.
EXOTIC AUTHENTIC AFRICAN FABRICS
CARVINGS AND EARRINGS
AFRICAN SHOP
CCB AND NATIONWIDE BUILDING
NORTH COLUMBIA STREET ENTRANCE
. OPEN UNTIL 6
FOR SALE: 1968 Ford Fairlane. Air cond.
Radio, standard transmission. 29.700 miles.
$985. Call 942-5654.
MATURE FEMALE to share 2-bedroom apt.
(completely furnished except bedroom).
$60mo. plus utilities; no AC. Available June 1
for summer or permanently. Bus handy. Call Jo
Ann 929-6065.
FOR SALE: A.R.-4a speaker system. $100.
Harmon Kardon stereo receiver, 50 watts
R.M.S., $150. A.R. turntable with Shure
cartridge. $50. Call Daryl 933-4766.
NANCY! ONLY ONE HUNDRED - DAYS
LEFTI-Dan'l
SUMMER FLIGHTS TO EUROPE
June8-Aug. 26: $170
June 20-Aug. 1: $170
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929-3655 anytime.
FOR RENT: 2-bedroom furnished trailer, air
conditioned, 3 minutes from campus.
June-August occupancy. $100 a month.
929-2848 Gary-
WANTED: Good, experienced bassist who can
sing for already established horn rock band.
Jobs already lined up. Call John Wright.
NOW RENTING: 2 and 3-bedroom
air-conditioned, mobile homes for June
occupancy. Telephone 929-2854 or 942-1749
(from 9 to 6 p.m.)
ALFA-ROMEO Sprint G.T.C. 1966. Rare
convertible five in U.S. Mint condition. Asking
$3450.00 Aston-Martin Db-4, mint, radio, air,
snow tires; asking $4200. For details call
Pittsboro 542-2694 after 6 p.m.
GOLF CLUBS. Spalding, excellent. All woods,
irons, bag. 2nd-hand $75. FORD WAGON
1962. Needs work, sell for $100. Excellent
transportation. 967-5313.
FOR SALE: 1964 VW 1200 sedan, good
tunning condition, radio, new starter. $350. or
best offer. Call 929-1271 after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE: 10 X 55 trailer. 2 BR. AC.
Green way Pk. $2500 or $700 and assume
payments. $72 per month. 929-7358 after 5
p.m. :
LOTUS Super Seven. Cosworth Ford 116E,
front discs, many spares. Race-ready, and
presently street licensed. No races on present
engine. $2,800. 929-4071.
$15.00 for first chance at your house if it meets
our needs. Call 967-4936 after 5:00 p.m.
Recent acquisition of wife and St. Bernard are
forcing me to sacrifice my beloved TR 250.
Excellent car for person who desires appearance
and performance. $1 700. 967-3816.
APARTMENT LEASE available for June.
Two-bedroom, furnished or unfurnished. Also,
for: sale: Craig eight-track car tape unit, and
mattress and box springs (new). 967-6322.
SELL NOW, DELIVER END OF MAY:T
double bed. $50; 1 reclining chair, $30; 1 chest
with mirror, $35; . 1 metal desk, $25; 1 desk
chair. $5. 1 TV and record stand S5. 1 BBQ
S4. Call Steve 942-2981 after 6 p.m.
EUROPE!
NY-LONDON-NY
May 29-July 28: $199
June 11 -Aug. 28: $205
June 25-Aug. 28: $210
July 10-Auq. 24: $216
BOEING 707
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community,, could come together for a
casual inexpensive lunch. What
contributes to the success of the Buffet?
Six boys from Graham Dorm answered,
"The food is good, inexpensive, and
Battle House is near the dorm." One said,
"It's the best deal for a lunch in Chapel
Hill." "I mean, where else can you make
sandwiches with pumpernickel bread?"
Jim Strader wanted to know. Moreover,
there is a "relaxing atmosphere so you
can digest your food better." "If you like
strawberry shortcake, big Dagwood
sandwiches, quiet music, and all you want
to eat, you'd eat here every Wednesday
too." '
"It adds something very positive to the
University, a very coming-together
Playmakers offer 3
by Bruce Mann
Feature Writer
Three new one-act plays will be
premiered by the Carolina Playmakers on
Friday and Saturday, May 14 and 15, at
Playmakers Theatre. The performances,'
open free to the public, will include "My
Terra Cotta Baby" by Tom Smith, "Man
LARRY KRAMER and
MARTIN ROSEN present
KEN RUSSELLS film of
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AMBITIOUS MEN of all trades, north to
ALASKA and. YUKON, around $2800 a
month. Fdrtornpleterinformation write to JOB
RESEARCH. P.O. Box 161. Stn-A. Toronto,
FOR SALE: 1968 GTO Conv. Excellent
condition. Must sell. Asking $1800. Best offer.
Call Bob Margolis 688-8745 (Durham).
SPINET PIANO BARGAIN: WANTED:
Responsible party to take over spinet piano.
Can be seen locally. Write to Credit Manager'
P.O. Box 241. McClellansville, South Carolina
29458.
ATTENTION BRIDGE PLAYERS: Two senior
coeds wish to enlist aid of two senior or grad
student males to improve bridge skills. Call
Beth 967-5216.
TAI CHI is what I am interested in. Can anyone
help me learn something about it, such as how
to do it? Call Skip at 929-2009.
VOLKSWAGEN, '69 convertible. Yellow,
loaded. Many extras. Low miles. Like new.
933-4404 after 6:00 p.m.
FOR SALE: 1960 full-dress Harley Davidson
Duoglide (1200 cc); 1959 Porsche 356a
Cabriolet convertible. 50,000 miles; 1969
Bultaco Metralla, Europa model. 5,000 miles.
Call Chris 968-9074.
WANT TO LIVE? Live in beautiful downtown
Kingswood! Two-bedroom furnished or
unfurnished apartment to sublease. Air
conditioned, laundry facilities, and pool. Call
967- 4845.
FOR SALE: 1970 Triumph 250 cc. Excel,
cond. Low insurance rates. Crash helmet
included. Asking $475.00. Call 933-6114 or
968- 8482. Ask for John.
FOR SALE: 1967 MGB-GT. New radials, wires,
radio. $1,000.00. Call 929-3679.
1968 BSA Victor Trail Bike for sale (441 cc).
$575. 929-4508.
PE 2040 Turntable. 6 months old. Still under
warranty. Must sell, leaving the States. $100.
Call 929-1552 after 6 p.m. ,
TOY POODLES for sale. 2 registered black
males. 6 weeks old, $75 each. Call 933-5318.
STROMBERG CARLSON High-fidelity amp.
140 watts Garrard turntable MKII. Both at
cheap prices. Used. Call 942-1712. Ask for
Jeremy the Good.
APARTMENT FOR RENT. SUMMER:
Furnished, two bedrooms, single beds, air
conditioned, carpet, pool. $50 per month plus
utilities. Males or females. Call 929-5073
anytime. .
FOR SALE: 1964 Dodge Dart. Very ugly but
runs well. $175 or best offer. 967-5941.
FOR SALE: 1968 Honda 350 Scrambler. 6,000
miles, clean. $450 but will talk. P.O. Box 363.
Chapel Hill.
Liberal female roommate wanted to share
2-bedroom apt. in Carrbofo. $45month. On
bus route. Available June 1st. Call 967-5183
after 5. ' . ,
HONDA 90. Doesn't run. Rusted. Take it for
$50 (or less). Call Mark 929-6910 after 6.
ALFA DUETTO Convt., 1967. Red. Mint cond.
New top. radials, paint. Many extras. Am
leaving country; would rather not store. Si 895
Bank financing avail. 942-1916.
1966 VALIANT; 3-speed. los mileage, excellent
condition; ' Call Pandit 967-4574 (home)
933-8301 ext. 275 (office). .
ROOMMATE FOR SUMMER SESsTon!
Available now. Rent $50 plus utilities. Apt!
furnished with swimming pool. Call 967-4807
or Box 126. Carroll Hall. UNC.
ATLANTA THIS SUMMER: 2nd-7ea7llw
student needs roommate(s) or advice on same
Call David at. 942-2981. Leave name and
number if I 'm not in. .
4-bedroom tmiler available for summer rental
$135 per month. Call 967-5677.
LOST: Motorcycle jacket. Black leather with
red statire lining. Please return. My old friend.
Large reward. Call 967-4556.
people
climate. There is a definite need for this
type of operation here," commented Stan
Hall, campus Lutheran chaplain.
"Besides, it's a good chance to meet
someone you know that you don't
usually see in the daily round."
Not only does Hall like the food, but
the Buffet helps him in his work by
providing more chance to share and
cooperate with the other chaplains.
"Furthermore," John Meeker,
Morehead Residence College Chaplain
pointed out, "Battle House is a good
place to meet and eat, and then to go
upstairs and work on committee projects.
He and his colleagues planned to do just
that after lunch. "Not many people
on a Ledge" by William J. Brooke, and
"Damnation" by Ernie Barham.
"My Terra Cotta Baby" by Tom Smith
is the comic encounter of a small town
college professor, a naive student, and a
blatant homosexual in the professor's
bizarre living room.
"Man on a Ledge" by William J.
Brooke deals with the comic reactions of
a group of people to a man who has
climbed out on a ledge over a busy city
street.
Ernie Barham's play "Damnation" is a
mood play set in a prison cell as the
prisoners await a decision from the parole
board..
The playwrights are all graduate
students in the UNC Dramatic Art
Department. Tom Smith is a former
schoolteacher from High Point. William J.
BUY BAR-BQ
BUILD A PLAYGROUND
For The New Frank Porter
Graham School
Buy Tickets At: Ledbetter-Pickard
UNC Student Union
MOTORCYCLE RACES
Chapel Hill Downs Sun., May 9, 2:00
$500 Purse
Adults $2.00 Children $.75
Sponsored By Hillsborough Jaycees
Take Hjghway 54 West Ten Miles From
Chapel Hili;Turn Risht OaDrarsp Grove
Follow Signs.
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BUTTON-FLY DENIMS $6.95
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realize the extent of the Buffet . . . What
a great place to eat and then retreat to
the quiet study rooms above!"
About forty to sixty people come to
the Battle House Buffet every
Wednesday. Keith Latchworth of the
Baptist Student Union thinks the crowds
' have been growing. "Moreover," he said,
"the people who come here are- so
varied." Not only do students come but
also faculty, administrators, and
townspeople. Apparently, many feel the
same way as Chaplain Banks Godfrey:
"It's just a nice thing to do on
Wednesdays for lunch." Bob Phillips and
Joe Klontz, chaplains at Battle House and
cooks for this week's Buffet said, "The
informality is great."
one - acts
Brooke comes from the Washington, D.C.
area and boasts of many theatrical
credits. This season he appeared in
Playmakers productions of 'The Boy
Friend" and "The Knack." He is also the
co-author of a play, "Sell Out," which
won third place in national competition.
Ernie Barham is a native of Henderson,
North Carolina.
Both performances of the three-play
bill are scheduled for 8 p.m.
Art lecture
Professor Charles JJempsey. will deliver
a public lecture on the artist Nicolas
Poussin, Friday, May 7, at 8 p.m. in the
UNC Ackland Art Center room 115.
Professor Dempsey, who teaches Baroque
Art at Bryn Mawr College, will speak on
"Poussin's Use of Antiquity."
Professor Dempsey's lecture is the
final offering in the series of lectures
sponsored by the Art History Graduate
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Tonight, the CaroHj Union Coffee House
wQ present the UNC Reader's Theater in
excerpts from Catch-22. Readings be at
9 ar.d 10:30 pjm. On Friday, the Coffee House
will host Aiaake Czints and Tommy
Goldsmith.
An important orientation rneetir. for all
decree candidates wCl be held in the Carolina
Union Great Ha3 on Tuesday afternoon. May
ll,at4pjn.
With the exception of seniors graduatr this
spring, ill students not returning in the fi3
should send their fall mailing address (with ZIP
code) to Box 50, Carolina Union, before exams
so their Yack may be mailed to them.
There wi3 be a Senate meeting of the
Graduate and Professional Student Federation
tonight at 8 pjn. in the Carolina Union.
Departments not yet represented are urged to
send a Senator. Both old and new Senators
should bring a statement of their means of
selection, if not already on file, departmental
constitutions, and committee nominees.
Now is the time to act! Come to the AWS
meeting at 6:45 pjn. Monday, May 10, in room
217 of the Carolina Union. Any sex, race,
creed, or color are cordially invited.
FOUND: One pair of brown eyeglasses in a
brown case. The case is from Shelby, N.C. Call
Hamp at 968-9021.
LOST: Girl's class ring. Haggard High School
1970. Gold with blue stone. Gole P"
encrusted on stone, PKH" engraved inside.
Call Pat, 933-5263. Possibly lost at Jubilee.
LOST: A black wallet, in or around H21
Hall, on Tuesday, May 4. If found, please call
David Rooks at 929-4727.
LOST: A brown checked suede pocketbook
at Jubilee Saturday night. Please return alon
with the set of keys to the Union Desk. $15
reward.
LOST: A tan and white medium-sized dog,
part collie and . six months old, at Jubilee.
Answers to the name of "Drogo" sometimes.
Please contact 933-3644 or 933-3631 if you
have any information. Please.
LOST: Black suede pocketbook at Jubilee
Saturday night $5 reward for return of
pocketbook and sunglasses. Keep everything
else. Contact Bill Shannonhouse, 4216 Garrett
Rd., Apt. G-14, Durham.
LOST: Sometime this weekend I lost my
checkbook. I need it to pay this month's rent.
It's blue and has my name on all checks. If
found, please call 968-6354 and ask for Mike.
" LOST: A. very friendly, lovable dog at
Jubilee Saturday night after fire works. Dog is
black with white markings, medium length hair,
medium size. Very frisky, loved people.
Answers to "Henry." Call Ed or John,
933-4686.
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11:'50A.M.-2:30P.M.
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6 Pack Reg. $1.65 6 Pack Super $1.75 Reg. Case $6.25 Super Case $6.75
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LOST: A pocTiy-creJ cce. white with
brown spots, at Jut .Ice. Ca3 967-27S4.
LOST: Two oO paintings. One is a picture of
construction work, and the ether is a silhouette
on bricks. They are missing from Lenoir HiTL
10S reward for their return, undanraesd. Please,
if you have these painti-.p, call 933-5031, or
bring them back to Lenoir IUIL No questions
asked. Ffcise.
LOST: pair of contacts in snu3 preett and
dear plistk case, Saturday ri-ht at J-til.'f. I
need them desperately. Anyone having then or
any information about then call 933-1 S21
ANY TIME. Reward offered. No questions
asked.
LOST: wire-rim glasses in brown suede cae,
while hitching to Duke on April 13, via
Eastgate. Will the girls who picked me op (or
anyone who finds them) FLEAS contact
Andrea, 933-7148, or 557 Craige dona. I need
them desperately.
LOST: gold charm from my necklace on
campus April 30. Has sentimental value. Please
return to Elaine Kahn. 929-4754.
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Hill Hall will be "jumping" Saturday
at 4 p.m. when eight North Carolina jazz
bands start blowing at the 2nd annual
N.C. Collegiate Jazz Festival.
UNC's Jazz Lab Band and its director,
John Harding, will host seven big jazz
bands from East Carolina University,
Duke University, Wake Forest University,
Elon College, Campbell College, N.C.
Central University and Winston Salem
State College.
Admission is free and the public is
cordially invited.
4We want to bring out into the open
this outstanding jazz talent and the great
music being written which the public
doesn't often get a chance to hear,"
Harding said.
Harding, a member of UNC's music
department faculty, said the festival will
give more exposure to North Carolina
musicians and to show jazz fans what is
happening throughout the state in the
field of big band jazz.
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