Wednesday, November 10, 1971
it first meeting in a year
MRC to dicii re-activation
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by Jevsica Hanchar
Stuff Writer
The Men's Residence Council (MRC)
discuss the re-activation of the MRC
m its first full meeting in more than a
year at 8:30 p.m. today in the Student
(Jr-on.
Mike O'Neal, chairman of the MRC,
sa:d the 57 men's house presidents will
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by Norman Black
Staff Writer
("hand Hill Board of Alderman
passed an ordinance Monday which
standardized the cost of buying or
replacing a town dog license. The board
also accepted Police Chief W.D. Blake's
recommendation for controlling the use
ot mini-bikes on school property.
Ibe alderman revised Section 4-27 of
the town Code of Ordinances, setting the
survey
scneauie
by Mary Ellis Gibson
Staff Writer
questionnaires gauging students'
attitudes toward the Association of
Women Students (AWS) were collected at
the organiation's Monday night meeting.
'I he results of the survey will be
tabulated and presented at the next
meeting on November 22.
Members will evaluate AWS activities
this semester and plan projects for next
semester at this meeting.
As one of its projects for this semester,
AWS is co-sponsoring with the Carolina
I orum a speech by Bella Abzub
(D N.Y.) at S p.m. Thursday in
Memorial Hall. Free tickets are available
at the Student Union Information Desk.
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UNITED FREIGHT SALES: STEREOS (3)
three brand new stereo component systems,
Garrard turntable, AM-FMFM stereo radio,
powerful! solid state amplifier, four speaker
audio system, jacks 'or extra speakers, tape
input and output, and dust cover. To be sold
for SI 19.95 each. They may be inspected at
United Freight Sales, 1005 East Whittaker Mill
Rd., Raleigh.
MOBILE HOME lO'xSe New Moon Trailer
for sale. Two bedrooms, furnished, draperies,
fully carpeted, two air conditioners, washer,
dryer, p3tio. awning. Call 942-6429 after 5 p.m.
POOL TABLE FOR SALE: Regulation, slate
bed table. New felt, balls, and cues. $750
includes installation. 967-1957, call after 6 p.m.
65 VW Rebuilt engine (guaranteed),
reupholstered, fiberglass belted tires (only
3.000 miles old), new muffler. Make Offer.
967-5384.
FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for 2 bedroom
apt. $75 plus utilities. Call 967-7368 58 p.m.
FOR SALE: Canon FT-QL camera. Canon FL
100-200 mm lens. Kenko 3x converter, Soligar
wide angle lens, Gold crest elec. flash, & filters.
942-3084.
GIRL DANCER WANTED NOT TOPLESS
In town club call 967-7483 after 3 p.m. Ask for
Ted for information.
MALE G R AD STUDENT wanted to rent
unfurnished, 1-bedroom efficiency apt. in
excellent residential section. $80 plus utilities.
Call 942-5595 after 5:30.
Large National Company desires agressive, hard
working student to work a few hours a week.
High earning potential. Call collect (215)
878-5866. Mr. Richards.
FOR SALE: Contemporary, walnut cocktail
table; excellent condition, sacrificed.
Miscellaneous antiques under $10, make fine
Xmas gifts. Call 942-8205, evenings.
FOR SALE: 1966 MGB in good condition,
rebuilt engine, need to sell quickly. Call
968-91 17.
BICYCLES: Good Supply 10 and 3 speed
ADULT BIKES. Scott & Coble Cycle & Mower,
721 Chapel Hill Rd.. at Tucker St., Burlington,
N.C. 227-2295.
NEED RIDE TO RALEIGH around 12 noon
Friday Will pay expenses. Call 933-4326 for
JC.
NEED YARK WORK? Call 942-7945. Can Do.
RIDE WANTED TO SILVER SPRINGS. Md.
(Or Washington, D.C. area). Leaving Friday,
Nov. 12. Returning Sunday. Will share
expenses. Call 933-7239.
1969 TR-6 with overdrive for sale. Excellent
condition. $2,350. Call 929-7441.
RIDE NEEDED TO NEW ENGLAND OR NEW
YORK AREA, on Nov. 19th or 20th. Will share
expenses. Call Dave after 6 p.m. 967-7834.
FOR SALE: 1968 Opel Keydet SW 40,00
miles real good condition new tires clean
come see contact Dave Robinson, Finley
Golf Course, 933-2349 good second car.
SI EREOCASSETTE DECK - Sony TC-160
Brand new still in box with 4 TDK
Cassettes. Lists for $200, asking $150. Call
933-2966.
discuss the need to continue the MRC cr
some similar concept and the function
the group would take.
"The potential of
something hxe it is
O'Neal. "This is a
re-activate this potential
the MRC
or
aid
to
real
chance
A recent
survey
owed
of men's house
20-1 response
presidents
hikes
license fee for all dog tags at S3. The
replacement fee will be the same.
The aldermen first considered
changing the ordinance dealing with dog
tags last week when tax collector David
Roberts informed the board that a
number of people were requesting
replacement of lost dog tags pro-rated.
At that time, the board voted to
prepare an ordinance which would have
allowed the present S3 cost for new dog
results
of Aid
for
release
A newsletter will be circulated to all
women's dormitories and sororities to
describe the plans and projects of the
organization.
Plans for next semester include a
possible careers week. Outstanding
women in several different fields may be
invited to speak or to participate in panel
discussions on opportunities for women.
According to AW'S President Cathy
Cauthorne, the organization is open to
new ideas and suggestions for projects for
next semester.
Miss Cauthorne said people often
assume any women's organization is a
female liberation group.
"We're not excluding men," she said.
"They're more than welcome."
$10 To Anyone who finds my black, plastic,
clip front notebook. Lost in Student Stores.
942-7774 after 5.
COEDS: Why pay more? Quality panty hose ail
colors, styles, sizes at wholesale prices.
96 7-6557 between 13 p.m., evenings.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 6 pairs for $3.75.
PENTAX SPOTMATIC FOR SALE. F1.4 $225
Takumar Lens 35mm $65, 135mm $90. Box
Springs $5. 407c Mason Farm Rd., After 5.
967-5866.
TAPE RECORDER, National (Matsushita).
$70. 4 track, 5" reels, microphone, earphone.
Solid state, AC or battery power. Attache type
case. 1102 Granville West. 933-2413.
NEED SOMEONE almost immediately to
occupy single fully furnished room in house
shared by 3 male students. Call 544-1993 in
Durham.
RIDE NEEDED DESPERATELY TO
NORFOLK OR VIRGINIA BEACH this
Friday, preferably after 3 p.m. Will share
expenses. Call Dave, 933-6131.
FOR RENT: 3 bedroom airconditioned 10x60
mobile home. $125 per month. Available Dec.
1. 929-2854, or 942-1749 10-6 p.m. Also 2
bedroom available Jan. 1, 1972.
WANTED: Someone who can speak the
Pennsylvania Dutch dialect WELL. Call Amta:
942-2246
VW, Karmann Ghia, 1968 straight drive, brown
with brown interior. AM-FM radio. Good
mechanically. $1300. Call 942-8306 after 6
p.m.
FOR SALE: Two tickets for the UNC U.Va.
football game, Nov. 13th at U.Va. Fabulous
seats! Call 967-7222 after 4:30 p.m.
AT AUCTION BY OWNER: 1960 MGA, 1600
series, great sports car. Very good mechanical
condition. Much new equipment. Auction
Sat. Nov. 13. 1971. 11:30 a.m. 400 McCauley
Street. Call 929-1595 after 5:30 p.m. to inspect
car. Bidding starts at $500.
TIMOTHY TAPELL. Where Are You? Kilgore
Trout Bill and (Sue) Ceppi wish to hear from
you. Write 511 W. Dayton. Madison, Wisconsin.
53703. If anyone knows his whereabouts please
give our message. Thank you.
BARGAINS! Reconditioned and New
Furniture. Reupholstered sofa-beds, couches,
(from $49.50), and chairs (from $14.50). Used
sterilized mattresses from $5.95. Beds from
$6.50. TV's from $24.50. Unfinished
bookcases, desks, chests. Delivery arranged.
GOODWILL STORE. 1121 W. Main. Durham
across from Duke campus. 942-3141 toll free.
Daily 96; 99 Friday.
CATCH SOME RAYS in Lauderdale?
STEM-CHRISTIE in Stowe? Let us introduce
you to the joys of piloting your friends for fun
weekends. $5 intro lesson with licensed
instructor in new Cessna. Carolina Flying
Services. Chapel Hill Airport. 967-6304 or
929-3402 evenings.
PRIVATE READING INSTRUCTION FOR
PRESCHOOLERS. Research has shown that
children who read before entering school
maintain their advantage. Learn how to teach
your own child through a Qualified instructor.
Telephone Mrs. Sheratan Downie, 967-5467.
STEREO ALBUMS and 8-TRACK TAPES FOR
SALE: Over 500 recent albums. Where: 105B
North St., across from new NCNB Drive-In
Bank. When: Nov. 7 Nov. 14, 48 p.m. Call
968-1385 for information or directions. Price:
$.50 $2.50.
favoring re-act:vat:cn cf MRC. a::c:i:r.g
to O'Neal.
"This survey showed a need for
stronger ties and coordination with the
individual residence halls and the
Residence College Federation fRCF he
said. "In fact, three men's halls are
independent so have no representation in
the RCF."
As MRC chairman, O'Neal also serves
lated
regu
ermen
tags to be pro-rated to S 1 .50 after July 1 .
with replacement tabs being charged the
same rate.
Howevei, when the item appeared on
the agenda Monday night Alderman Ross
Scroggs and dog warden Gus Shoffner
disagreed with the proposed ordinance.
"I have yet to Find a city where they
pro-rate dog tags," Shoffner said. "If you
pro-rate these things, I think you are
going to have more of a problem than if
you charge a flat fee. For one thing you
won't have to keep the extra records."
Alderman Scroggs agreed with
Shoffner and pointed out the cost of the
dog program was not being convered by
the sale of dog tags.
Scroggs thought the dog owner should
pay the full price for lost tags, since he
considered this part of the owner's
responsibility.
By a vote of 5-1 the aldermen then
passed the new ordinance setting the cost
of all dog tags at S3 per year.
Alderman R. D. Smith voted against
the new ordinance because he thought a
replacement fee of SI was adequate.
Blake said the only practical approach
to the mini-bike problem was to regularly
patrol these areas and when people were
found engaged in these activities to report
their names to the school board.
The aldermen accepted the
recommendation and instructed the
police to begin patrolling the school
grounds.
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also be a besrmnir.e to understanding the
problems of
residents.""
the individual houses and
em ale socialist to
Linda Jennets, former candidate for
mayor of Atlanta and for governor ot
Georgia under the Socialist Workers
Party, will speak at noon Wednesday in
the Student Union on "Vietnam and the
1972 Flections: What the Pentagon
Papers Prove."
Her appearance is being sponsored by
the Chapel Hill Young Socialist Alliance
(YSA).
Mrs. Jenness was one of the first to
bring socialist politics to the South. She
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