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Sunshine Co-op offering variety Thursday, June 17, 1971 The Tar Heel 9 o Chapel Hill has its first handicraft co-operative, the Sunshine Craft Co-operative, for people who want to buy and sell goods at lower prices. Debbie Hamlet, one of the 12 members of the operation, said cheaper prices are possible because the co-op eliminates the middle man. The co-op, located above the Central Carolina Bank at the corner of. N. Columbia and Franklin Streets, sells a wide variety of goods including clothes, candles, pottery, maerame and other items. Expenses such as rent and advertising are paid for by membership dues and a small profit margin. Monthly dues are $10. The profit margin, from the sale of nonmembers' crafts, is 20 per cent. Nonmembers who wish to sell their goods in the co-op set their own prices Solvent blast burns 3 students Three UNC students suffered first and second degree burns in a solvent explosion in Venable Hall June 10. The students, (Ilenn Taylor, Douglas Kowzloski and Sam Weddington, were taken to the Infirmary by campus police. Taylor was taken to the Emergency Room for initial treatment and later transferred to the Infirmary, lie suffered first and second degree burns on his face and hands. Kowzloski, a National Science Foundation Institute student, was treated at the Infirmary for first and second degree burns on his right arm, back and lower leg. Weddington was treated and released from the Infirmary for first and second degree burns on his hands. Dr. Francis N. Collier, chairman of the Venable Safety Committee, said the explosion occurred at 2:20 p.m. in room 1711. The explosion, he said, occurred when the operator of the still containing the solvent forgot to let the fumes out before starting the machine. The "flash fire" burned only the solvent, causing no sizable properly damage. . with the approval of Sunshine members. Miss Hamlet explained that the co-op is run democratically with members voting to accept or reject each item for sale in their establishment. She emphasized that all profits are used to pay expenses. Eventually, she said, the group hopes that enough people will participate in the co-op so that members and craft contributors can live off the profits of the goods sold. The establishment, begun May 18, is accepting "new things every day." Miss Hamlet said the group hopes to eventually expand the operation to include food. Members include students, street people and other Chapel Hill residents. The Sunshine Craft Co-operative, in room 19, 105 N. Columbia St., is open Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. mutt HIS & HERS Leather Moccoiln hand-cuffed elk tanned ccftvhlde that dries toft. Moccottn comfort, top-tider tafety! Men Cr women's $23.95 ELQCIB Vd9 ADG It's a new department, featuring right now campus clothes-the most imaginative this side of East Side N.Y. Bold! Daring! Colorful! Come and find things that express you. erne piece l at van Straaten's, Downtown Durham Men's Boutique at van Siraatcn's, Downtown, Durham, or McLcod Watson & Lanier, -North Hills, Raleigh MY KIND OF m OF OHIO FOOD GIFT PMS We'll Mail It To Out-of-town Fathers FATHER'S DAY JUNE 20th f. 1 ' PREMIUM PAK $3.89 A lnnu-tinit? favorite jiifl. i! has an F.dam Bar. Couda. Smoky (Smoked Choose Bar), two (.hfi'si; Spreads. Mustard and imported candies. MIDNIGHT SPECIAL $6,981 V lb. BF.F.F STICK. Mild Midget I.nnuhnrn. Belle Flour Choose. Smoky (Smoked Chivsel Har and imported candies tn add sparkle. PLEASURE PAK $8.98 It). BEEF STICK, C.ouda. Horseradish Saute Mild MidRet l.onnhorn. mov oiuiu Cheese Bar), two Choose Spreads. Uolln Fl-nr Chocso plus imported candies. DELUXE HOLIDAY CLASSIC $12.95 I' lb. BEEF STICK. Belle Fleur Cheese. C.ouda. Edam Bar. Smoky (Smoked Cheese Hart. Crackers. Butter Kacsc Cheese. Mild .Midget Longhorn. 4 Cheese Spreads. Sharp Cheddar Spread plus imported candies. Make Dad's Gift More Attractive SPECIAL WRAPPING Ol' Dad will be impressed with his well wrapped gift from Hickory Farms of Ohio." We'll wrap your gift in suitable and distinc tive paper and attach a decorative (and us able) corn cob pipe, cigar or practice golf hall. Just ask us! awn 1 Of OHIO Eastgate Shopping Center Monday-Friday 9:30-9 ; Saturday 9:30-6 Sunday 1-6 k AMERICA'S LEADING CHEESE STDBES to i . i i Lil- l u -a: him
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