Th Dally Tar Keg I Frtty, April 18, 1S7s News briefs SCA U releases apartment handbook rtf? -I I !? Charlie Daniels Band I i ' A (( iSSII HlUo I Leon Russel, , J ,f p Ir M fSl j tioi 13 j ThCT -A mf "' 1,1 l-g andLcgcndsof King Arthur 108 Henderson St. - " . ' - - ' """"""""" m, i iiimi , in mi t in i i jiii iiiihiiiiiiil i i ji . mi Li .. ,Li,n in u i 1 1 I nil. I II n I II .. . J frsi r: 1 1 1 1 1 ' m-&. c. i 1 'Ur5 -; I' . : 1 II til BEER DRINKER'S QUICK QUIZ Just to kill a minute or two, why don't you match your own beer-drinking habits and preferences against those of the Budweiser Brewmaster. While you're taking the test, it might be a good idea to cover up the answers with a cold can or two of the King of Beers. 2 4. ' 1 U" i udweist 2" M ,os Mint .When you do use a glass, do you ease the beer down the side? Or do you pour it down the middle to get a nice head of foam? How much foam do you like on a glass of draught beer? None at all Q One inch Q One and a half to - two inches UDo you like to drink your beer in little sips? Big swallows? Something in between? Which do you like best? Canned beer Bottled beer Draught beer K Which beer is brewed by "exclusive Beechwood Ageing with natural carbonation to produce a better taste and a smoother, more drinkable beer?" Budweiser Some other brand K When you say "Budweiser," do you say it . . . often? Q . eagerly? . . . loudly? . . . gladly? am sjaMSue g pra si SB Suoi sb l9$9) jo Xuy 'p SMOJBMS 2ig saqoui z Vil Z 'tUBOJ jo peaq iCi)B3i e joj aippiui am UMop ?q3iH "I SH3AVSMV ANHEUSER-BUSCH. INC. ST. LOUIS 1 7 - 1 (too mlch from xpi V M TDQACHAKUe J l'M THE VICTIM OF A 5H0RT ANP SAD LOVE AFFAIR IT'S HARP TO CATCH A LINE DRIVE uJHEN ftW HAVE TEAKS IN HOUR EVES... WE PON T HAVE ANIONE ON OUR TEAM DJHO COULD CATCH A LINE DRIVE WITHOUT TEARS IN HIS EVES.1 r- n AT LEAST I THINK I'VE 60T ITf UW KNOWS ? AOlAltf WHO CARES? WHEN WUVE LOST AT LOVE, W VE LOST AT , EVERTTHINS...N0THIN6 AtATTi UJHOV 60T IT?THAT'5A600P QUESTION! I'VE 60T ITf V0i;VE eOTmNOBOWgOTlTitJE ALL L05E INTHEENPi I CANT TAND ITi I Jltf T) J CANTSTANP IT f D CQ CO LU Z o o G mzONKI NO, I'M NOT , 0CS& GOING OUT ON PfZS6P AMm-I'M our on a imKi t PAW? ANP YOU UMtTTO KNOW my ihGoiNG w work? BscAusetUHiie i was in SAimSSHADOm 3Q0 WORTH OF f&WPZ&Z AND PLANT NimiMBNTS CHAR6CD TO 5; 7 OH look Nice! pobsnthb look Nice, evercf80W?i I yep RAL Niceh OH. YSl YES. INDLWl h m The Student Consumer Action Union (SCAU) is now distributing its 1975 edition of the Southern Part of Heaven?, a guide for. student apartment hunters. The new apartment guide will be available free of charge at the Union desk, the Undergraduate Library and the SCAU office in Suite B of the Union. The new edition contains general information about local apartments and a list of complaints received from tenants in a survey. The book also contains a section on landlord-tenant relations and the legal aspects of renting. Vietnam slideshow "Vietnam Today A Firsthand Report," a slideshow and discussion program by editor Irwin Silber, will be presented at 3 p!m. Saturday, April 19, in room 202 of the Student Union. Silber, editor of the Weekly Guardian, an independent radical newspaper, traveled widely in North Vietnam and areas of South Vietnam now controlled by the Provisional Revolutionary Government. The program is sponsored by the Chapel Hill Peace Center and the New American Movement. Golden Fleece to tap The Order of the Golden Fleece will hold its annual tapping ceremony at 8 p.m. Friday inGerrard Hall. Chapel Hill Mayor Howard Lee will be the guest speaker. Founded in 1904, the Order of theGolden. Fleece is the oldest and highest honorary society at UNC and selects its members for outstanding leadership, integrity, service and exceptional achievement in a particular field of endeavor. . - Correction In the D1H Wednesday, April 16, 1975, it was reported that the Chapel Hill Board of Aldermen requested $465 million in federal funds. The amount should have read $465,000. CamDUS Calendar x Today's Activities Th "Carotin Ouartcrty" hwttM Interested In editorial staff positions to reception at 3 p jn. in the second floor lounge, Greenlaw. Students with critical andor business interests are encouraged to attend. Folk dance tonight at 730, Tin Can. Sponsored by the Association of International students. Free admission and refreshments. HOftTH aim kmtmd Schedule of Events Friday, April 18 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., 111 Murphey Hall. Showings of films, sign-up for workshops, and a short description of the festival activities. Saturday, April 19 12:00 noon. Animation Workshop, Dr. Ralph Wileman and Horace Hoff, 02 Peabody Hall. Vr Inch Video Workshop, Woody Woodward and Paul Edwards, Carolina Union. Critique of Films. Calvin Pryluck, 01 Swain. 2:30 p.m.. Film Graphics Workshop, Raymond Simone, Ranch House Restaurant, Airport Rd. Continuity, Jim Vaseff, 01 Swain. Community Media Organization, Bill Richardson, 111 Murphey Hall 6:00 p.m. - 11:30 a.m.. Showings of festival films. Bill Richardson of the Appalachian Workshop Films Judges: Stan Woodward, Maggie Dent, Wayne Williams Sunday, April 20 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Brunch at the Ranch House. Awards at 2:00 p.m., showings of Festival Winners. Presented by the Carolina Union & NC Council of Arts. "Career Opportunities In Advertising- an Informal discussion wtttiJo Foiworth of New York, r!U be held at 130 pjn, 210 Gardner Halt Sponsored by Career Ptenmng and PtftCtlflMftt There wM be fh minutes of prayer for the starring of the world today at noon In the Pit -Gone Wttti the Wind" win be shown at $30 tonlflht tn Memorial Halt Ttcksts are 50 cents at the Union desk. The UNC medical daw of 175 win perform an original musical. The Medicine Show." by Donald FWIer, at S tonight In the Great Had. Open to the public; no charge. Upcoming Events UNC Ctub Football ve. Duke at 230 p.m. Saturday. April 1 1, on the Aetroturt. Free! Horrors! The Terror." 11:15 p.m. Saturday. April 19. 111 Murphey Hall. See Jack Nicholson and Boris Kartofl together. Proceeds to the N.C. Film Festival. The Carolina Readers wlB present an adaptation ol Euripides' The Trojan Woman" at 7 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. April 1 and 20. on the front steps of the Moreheed Planetarium. Rain date Is Monday, April 21, same time, same place. The Joint Navy-Air Force ROTC awards ceremony will be held at 2 p m. Sunday, April 20, at Fetzer Field. The last meeting of the Carolina Gay Association will be held at 730 pjn. Monday, April 21, Cralge Green Room. Elections and plans for the summer will be discussed. "Salt of the Earth" will be shown at 7 and 9 p.m. Monday, April 21, In the auditorium of Hamilton Hall. The showing is sponsored by Bread and Roses and the New American Movement. Admission: 51.50. JK NOW 5:05 & 9:05 Double Trouble! SB) WA.VMM-XU.JMUiAu......... 1 . " J 1 e - y.vM'".'.-A'' ': -.-Mi. P" r vw tvr emmm Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry 3:00 & 7:00 Clint Eastwood " Magnum Force l WSf4L MMvra mm ii, i i i.j J lawtMH , 2:45 4:55 7:05 9:15 u Aiceis35 Her son's 12 Together ttenjTihg owoy from home ELLEN BURSTYN ' KRIS KRISTDFFERSON UCE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE iii immm ii . mlm. NOW 3:10 5:10 7-m CIA H Jill mmmmm' V.IW W . 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