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The Datty Tar He-I .New boI lilt ion laws affect town Sivitchhoard needs Tuesday. September 7. 1971 Chape! HLU might soon lace substantial increases in its sewage treatment costs as a result of standards set by the Department of Air and Water Resources. Last week, the department announced the phosphorus discharges from the Haw and New Hope Rivers must be reduced by 90 per cent by 1973 to assure an acceptable quality of water in the New Hope Reservoir. According to Col. George E. Pickett, department director, each of the 53 significant polluters of waters feeding the reservoir, including Chapel Hill, "wiU CLOSING TMI OLD FROC! IRSOJRl 97t TODAY 4:30 to :30 p.m. Roast Beef w2 veg & bread ACCHA 97 entrance behind the Zoom self service 97$ have to mod err. the-- equrpmer.t or build new treatment plants to bnr.g themselves up to state pollution standards " Chapel Hill Town Manager Robert Peck has not yet deterrr.L.eJ the steps the town will have to take in order to meet the department's standards. "We haven't received an. communication from tr.e department or. the standards, and I don't think they've been set," Peck said. "But it will cost us. We don't know how much yet, because we don't know what we will have to do to meet the standards." This year's town budget allots $4,000 for sewer plant operations Peck thinks the new process to remove phosphates will most likely involve chemical treatment, with only minor capital improvements to the town plant. usedthads I it 9 J 9 I L SOMETHING'S FISHY IN CARBORRO !! all you can eat flounder dinner 2.00 THEt ..FI$jjj$MP... 406 w.main street NOW PLAYING 1:45-3:33-5:18-7:03-8:48 'The MOST BEAUTIFUL MUSIC since "SOUND OF MUSIC" and the MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENERY EVER ON THE SCREEN" i with Florence Henderson OWDERGROUND THE INFLATION FIGHTERS it We Proclaim the Next 7 Days Consumer Lib. Week All Power to the Consumer , l. i IT To Begin the offensive our Commander has issued the following orders: v 1. From this point forth, sell our entired stock of FISHER, GARRARD, PE, BSR, & SHURE equipment & at the LOWEST price in the South. Failure to do so will be punished by stoning. 2. Otter new recruits to the Underground the following sound spectacular: Fisher 201 AM-FM 80 WATTS receiver Fisher 201 SP56 2-way $peaKei Garrard 40B Automatic Turntable Garrard Base & Cover Shure M75 cartridge Total Reg. OUR S S O P U E N C D T 219.95 159.90 49.95 20.00 24.50 474.30 324.95 i! w HEAD QUARTERS For Stereo Uground A C U L A R 'TV - ... the cherr.ka's ar.d chemical distributers ar.i in silir.es." Peck said. "I n:.ni:; rvughly S 4 0.000 to 550.000 more a year. The sewer trea However. with a more complicated che;caJ treatment process, it will be necessary to have arour.d-thelock shifts. $ver. days a week. Peck added. The Chapel Hill Board A", hel 4 in counseling Switchboard. Chapel i s c n e a u sou: c er.tj Hurs 4 - - 4 sav directors SO On .:th the rroble: men multi-p urpose :our.l-.i service vear and needs volunteers Buck and Kay Goldstein. The Goldsteins, who took the organization ;n May. are presently recruiting volunteers . They plan to start S-.t; and appro xumat! . e u U '0 people hone ca'.' mid; its faciuties. accords to Goldste-.n drrerve peop.e. wOorinatin4t our i sa.:d ettorts with t! through the resident adv.v rs. i ;: ' a:? , . v-1 -, ;e rrom to meet where the money will co: the new treatment costs. Peck thinks a bond issue could provide money for initial capital improvement, but annual operating costs w ould have to come from the general fund (made up of property tax and sales tax revenues) or an increase in sewer charges. a training pr; The cente: such '6- ir. Wednesday worn w iLh areas lounselmg. .s dru mfo! res m draft job ters counseu.n sn iat:on. eferrals. relationships and contraceptive needs. Switchboard maintains 2-i-hour phone service. Its center of operations at -JO? Rosemary St, stays open 1? hours a day. During the month of Julv Switchboard wis NT0. by the Chape! Committee, it is curre Chapel Hul Board Community Chest. Persons interested Switchboard should further information begun m virvh Hill Drug Action ld; uru r w orv:: Q "0.- DTH Classifieds Qutet apt tor two stjflets. No cocKinj. After 4 P.m. 806 O0 Mill Rd. 942-766-i. Hors Frea-.s I hae roo to CoarC tuvo Worses on my 75 acre farm twenty minutes from town. Outasijht riding trails and roa3s nearby. Ca! 542-4012 after 5 p.m. for further details. SALES AND MARKETING OPPORTUNITY. PART-TIME AND CAREER OPENINGS. CHALLENGING AND SOPHISTICATED EMPLOYMENT WITH HIGH INCOME REWARDS. BRING RESUME AND APPLY IN PERSON TO: 404 NML BUILDING. UNIVERSITY SQUARE. CHAPEL HILL. Learn To Fly Cheap: C.H. Flying Club, a non-profit organization, is now offering challenging Low Cost Program. Both Ground School & Flight Training. For details call: Max 929-1391 or Bill 966-4547 (8-11 p.m.). Hunt seat riding and jumping lessons. Special group rates for adult beginners. Located two miltes from Chapel Hill. Sheffield Riding School, Durham. 489-4594. 68 Camero, red. black vinyl top. V-8, air-cond.. 2 dr., bucket seats, center console, mags, wen cared for. Durham 383-2754. Stand Up For America. Join The John Birch Society, Belmont, Massachusetts, 02178. Send his ad today. 71 Yamaha 200 CS3B Road Bike; Excellent Condition; 2500 miles; also Bell Helmet; Call 967-4702 After 5. NEED ROOMMATE! $70 a month. Royal Park, 2 bedroom contact Steve Ph. 967-4224 For Sale: 1964 Voiks good condition, new starter, recent tuneup. $475 or best offer. Call 933-4945 after 4:00 p.m. Wanted: 1 girl from each dorm to distribute The Greensboro Daily News. Good pay plus free paper. Contact Roger Lee at APO or call 942-5953. FOR SALE: Find second or student car - 1964 Dodge Dart Six. 4 door automatic, 4 new tires, new 36 months battery, new brakes, water ump recent major tune-yp. Have purchased iew Dart and wish to sell older one for $425. Call 929-3082 if no answer call Sandy 933-5481 ext. 214 before 5 p.m. or sea at 101 West Longview. mm&vimmi . il. 1 ",,,1JL ..' """".,, """"'?''""! 1968 Porsche 911-T white black mte'.r 5-SP. AM-FM, rvew radia's. low milage, exce'iet condition. $4600 will bargain Bate to School Si. 967-1612 Anyone riding from Grers&oco Caly interested in snan-g costs can Bill at 929-3153. CHEAP: 1962 Ford Galaxie. 4-dOor, rd. Rom good. $225 - win bargain. 735-7421. Jo, after 5 p.m. STEREO ALBUMS AUimited number cf RECENT ROCK ALBUMS. These are &ra-d new and win be offered this wk only. 929-7060. AUDIOPAK Blank 8 -TRACK TAPES. I have a large number of 80 MINUTE blank tapes for only $2.00 each. 929-7060. DESPERATELY NEEDED: 1 or 2 emaie roommates. $35 a mong for 2; $47 for one. Ten minute walk from car.-.pus. Call 929-6958 afternoons or evenings. Wantes; One female roomate to share a 2-baroom apartment in Carrboro near Byrd's. Carpeted. Air-conditioned. $5 7.50montn includes water. Call 967-4135. '70 FIAT sport coupe, red, AM-FM radio, five speed fearbox, up to 30 milesgallon. Call Jim Allen at 489-1130 (Durham) after 9 p.m. 1971 Honda CL-350 perfect condition, low mileage Two Helmets Good Price must sell Quickly Call 942-4782 Anytime. Wanted: two students for two days ftve hours a day $1.75 an hour. Tedious work. 967-4902 3-5 PM. Needed immediately. For Sale: 1964 MG-B with removable factory hardtop, very good mechanical condition. $800 call Durham 383-6176 after 5:00. Free Kittens. 8 weeks old. 3 males, 1 female. Litter Trained. New Flea collars included. 942-7237. For Sale: two toaster broiler ovens. Perfect for dorm or apartment. Brand new, excess wedding gifts. Call 942-2425 after 5. For Sale Cheap: white metal kitchen Cabinet. Call 967-5878. For rent: 5 cu. ft. coldspot refrigerator with small freezer. $20 per smester plus deposit. Call 967-4601, ask for David. Board plans meeting on student vote The tangled situation of tudent v. residency m Chipd Hill may v Co r.t unraveled when the Orange Elections Board holds an ir.f rm.il meeting today in Hillsborough. Elections Commissioner Carolina (d-. is expected to ask the board for guidan.-.-lt. registering students. At present, the board is registering students hv.r.g offampus who are willing to declare Chapel Hill as their legal residence Dorm residents must appear before the full board before a decision is made The board's current position is muvh more liberal than a recommended p Mu of State Elections Board Chairman -!e Brock "not to register students m the:r college towns." The board is not evpc.u-J t ma-.-any formal decision at its nice ling toda The board has also set a public hearing for Oct. 5 on a proposal to divide up Chapel Hill's voting precincts Shifts m population, as well as the possibility of student registration, have made some precincts unmanageably large. 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