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JL 2 The Daily Tar Heel Thursday April u. Carnival set for today on Ehringhaus Field The annual Campus Chest Carnival will be held from 5 to 1 1 p.m. today at Ehringhaus Field. The carnival is part of the Alpha Phi Omega (APO) fraternity's annual fund raising drive for local and campus charities. It will feature 32 booths and games, including such circus delights as a dunking booth, a car smash, gambling tables and cotton candy. Ten sororities, 1 1 fraternities and eight dormitories will paricipate. Other events start at 6:30 p.m. First will be an exhibition jump by the UNC Parachute Club. The UNC Jazz Lab Band, Rick Bouley and the Oxbow Incident and the Apple Chill Cloggers will follow. Basketball players Mike O'Koren and Rich Yonakor will officiate a beer chugging contest at 8 p.m. Local bars have donated 20 kegs of beer. The idea of the carnival is to have a good time and to raise money for charity," said Joe Bruton, cochairperson of the carnival with Lee Wallace. Wallace said he hopes that 2,000 to 4,000 persons will attend. He cited rainy FDA may allow drug sales of saccharin WASHINGTON (U PI) The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may allow small amounts of saccharin to be sold as a drug but will not reverse its decision to ban it in diet soft drinks and food, agency officials said Wednesday. The FDA's decision, to be revealed in detail at a Thursday morning news conference, could leave saccharin with the same legal status it has in Canada. When that country banned the sweetener last month, on the basis of animal studies which implicated it as a potential cause of cancer, it announced simultaneously that saccharin in loose or tablet form would continue to be available as a nonprescription drug, just as aspirin is. The FDA could restrict straight saccharin sales even further by declaring it a prescription drug, but that course was considered less likely. Either way, the biggest use of saccharin for diet soft drinks which account for 75 per cent of it still would be out. Credits from study abroad can be transferred to UNC As many as 19 credits can be transferred from foreign universities to UNC through programs coordinated by the Center for Foregin Study, which allows college students to study at universities throughout the world. The average cost is $1,300 for a six week summer program. Prices include transportation from New York to London, room, board and a transfer of credits. Students studying the arts might find the program inviting because of Europe's cultural base, according to Lenka Neumann, a UNC English THE Daily Crossword ACROSS 1 USSR agency 5 Separated 10 Yellow pig ment: It. 14 Gotten: Fr. 15 One who entices 16 Picnic spoiler 17 Part of UAR 18 Split second 19 Kaffir war rior band 20 Suez city 22 Runs off to marry 24 "-an an cient mar iner ..." 25 Bankruptcy 26 Sight, for some 30 Mature 31 Supposed Himalayan "O c . V) in Z mMHU. L L IRA L L L I IE IT IT lU Liu N T oLjt ACES z a c X3 oi 2 o V) 9 8 a. 0) V w 1 N I JH II IE t JslElArSfAlcTn E BJU Tl-JS j e, n 1LLLQL!LLL )LAN l H E IT IE H IN E i PE H T E Is Mo 1e bi .A lx lelslJT ' 12 13 P 5 16 17 8 19 I 110 111 1 12 113 I T5 ' T5 T5 TT T8 T5 13 IV ' W if" 35 IT " 26j27 I2S 29 30 Ji 32 33 3i 53 irm is ; 33 So m w w 4rni5"T VTWT TS , J 5Fp 5 55 5S 57 W 59 TO &r zi 63 1977 weather and a lack of student interest as reasons for a decline in carnival success in recent years. "We're bigger and better, but we're working to get the carnival back to making $5,000 a year," Wallace said. ln the past years, the residence halls and student organizations have not participated very much. This year, we have a small start to get the dorms to complement the Greek participation." The carnival is one of five Campus Chest fund-raising drives. The APO Auction, held March 24, cleared an estimated $1,500. "Send-a-Friend-a-Flower" day made $750. The ZBT Mile of Pennies, in which members of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity exchange balloons for donations, will be held April 23. APO also solicits money from the UNC faculty. Wallace said about $600 has been received. Money from the drive goes to 1 1 local charities, including the N.C. Heart Association, the UNC YM-YWCA, the Chapel Hill Public Library and the UNC Student Bar Foundation. LISA LONDON Friday, HEW to meet UNC President William Friday will meet with Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) officials in Washington today to discuss the University system's desegregation plan. District Court Judge John H. Pratt ruled April 1 that the desegregation plans for higher education systems of North Carolina and five other states accepted by HEW in 1974 are unsatisfactory. Pratt ordered new plans to be devised. The court action comes as the result of a suit brought by plaintiffs represented by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) in 1970. Friday has complained that no one has come to grips with a central issue what effect the law will have on the state's professor and a counselor for the program. A meeting will be held at 3 p.m. today and Monday in 224 Greenlaw for those interested in the program. Classes taught in both English and the country's native language are offered for all UNC majors. Students can study between four and eight weeks, and costs vary accordingly. Those studying under the eight-week program take six weeks of classes, followed by two weeks of study in the location of the student's choice. SHELLEY DROESCHER 60 Demarcation 61 Off-color 62 Hot drink 63 Placed DOWN 1 Corner 2 Word with plane or space 3 Old wound 4 Silent movie adjunct 5 Family of languages 6 Relative of a pedant 7 Like a desert 8 room 9 Tropical insects 10 Bird 11 BMOC 12 Less green 13 Aromatic plant 21 Copy, for short 23 Vlrna of films 25 Measure word 26 Concern 27 Reputation 28 Of coin collecting 29 Prevaricat ing 33 Complacent 34 Hardy heroine 36 Tested 37 Comes out on top 38 Foyer of a kind 40 Printing term 41 Airhole 43 Diner 44 Hammed it up 45 Ebullient 46 Paint additive 47 Bouquet 50 Decorate, in a way 51 Essay name 52 Hindu princess 53 - Scott 56 Letter sequence by Stafford Palmer creature 32 White House monogram 35 Vatican site 36 Teases 38 Dotted, in Heraldry 39 Silkworm 40 River to the Adri atic Sea 41 Infectious agent 42 Sight, for some 46 Mexican staples 48 Word on the wall 49 Declaimed 50 Flock tender 54 Observe 55 Skips over 57 Winged 58 Moslem ruler 59 Without a tenant r it r t' The APO, holding its annual carnival today on Ehringhaus Field, also sponsored this year the Biggest April Fool's Contest. Above, a diligent APO worker keeps vigil in front of the Union, where a table was set up for students to vote for the 'April Fool' of their Choice. Staff photo by Bruce Clarke. predominantly black institutions. Friday will return to Chapel Hill on Friday. Emergency telephones Students are using the recently installed campus emergency telephones but not much, according to Lt. Charles E. Mauer of the University Police Department. Since the installation of the phone system last fall, students have reported emergencies without excessive prank calls, Mauer said. Mauer said he is uncertain whether the emergency phone system will be extended in the future. The first year should be only a trial period, he said. The department is planning a survey to poll students' use of the phones, and extension of the service will depend heavily on the survey, Mauer said. Administrator's Day .Student Government is sponsoring Administrator's Day from 2 to 5 p.m. today Shrimp Saladl Now the Porthole's famous Garden Salad is available with baby shrimp. (not to mention our other 10 toppings). T I '.HHv RESTAURANT J 942-1171 Serving daily. for men expensive clothing no matter how little it costs Famous Jules de Bergerac Designer Suits, vested Reg. $250 $119.90 Lightweight sport coats - India Madras, linen blends, cotton blends, Reg. $100 $39.90 Cotton Blend Gabardine Suits, vested, Reg $140 $69.90 Wool Blend Tropical Suits, Vested, Reg. $185 $89.90 White or tan khaki wash pants, Reg. $32.50 $16.90 Cotton blend knit shirts including Rugby s, Reg.$16 $7.90 Famous Name Cotton Dress Shirts, European Fit, Reg. $30 $14.90 jl . ill . jyj JL glot:; ;;o 163 E. Franklin St. , Downtown Chapel Hill in Suite C of the Carolina Union. The informal meeting is designed to allow students and student leaders to meet and talk with University administrators, who will get a chance to meet new student leaders. Burn center benefit Ehringhaus and Morrison dormitories will sponsor a campuswide semiformal dance from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday in the Great Hall. Proceeds .will go to the N.C. Burn Center. The dance will feature American Pass Times, a band which plays disco, soul and beach music, according to Jan Bailey, Ehringhaus resident assistant. "We only have a capacity for 400 people," Bailey said. "You should buy your tickets ahead of time because no tickets will be sold at the door." Tickets are $3 per person and can be purchased at the Carolina Union desk or from Ehringhaus and Morrison representatives. The famous Porthole rolls make the Porthole salads better than the rest. 11:30-2.00 4:45-7:15 who like cupooAni Mon.-Sat. 10-6:30, Sun. 1-4 Phone: 968-4408 Positions open on Applications are being taken for persons interested in working for the Summer Tar Heel. Persons interested in photography, writing, editing, or layout are encouraged to contact either Joni APPLE CHILL FAIR SUNDAY, APRIL 17 1-5:30 P.M. E. FRANKLIN & HENDERSON STREETS 1 P.M. PARADE Crafts & Community Organization Booths Children's Arts & Crafts and Games Mime, Juggling, & Gymnastics Programs Karate & Tae Kwon Do Demonstrations Apple Chill Balloons & T-Shirts Continuous Music and Dancing Professional Haircutters & Stylists Sheep-to-Shawl Demonstration Street-Chalking, Maze, & Face-Painting Volleyball and other Games Medical Screening Homemade Baked Goods JOIN US! CHAPEL HILL RECREATION DEPT. 929-1111 ext. 210 J1" Jl"" """"" mm " "i 111 " ilium i .1 - , - - Moving Sale: BW TV,- Haathkit racaivar. Dual turntable. Marantz speakers, king-size bad, walnut double bed, executive desk, small desk, wooden bar. chairs, fila cabinets, bookcases, plants, MORE! Call 929-2995 after 6:30 pjn. CL 360 Honda. Excellent condition. Graan and black. Heavy canvas cover and helmets included. S600.00 or best offer. Call 942-7268. 72 HONDA SL125. Excellent condition. I must sail this today. S300 or bast offer. Call 933-6452 and kaap trying. Buy my bar and put a kitchen in your dorm room! "L" s ha pad, wood grain, formica top, heavy electrical wiring; built-in shelf, drawer, and refrigerator space. 1 00 or bast offer. Saa Sua at 250 Morrison or call 933 3309. For Sale: 10 cubic ft. standard size refrigerator. 8 months old, in excellent condition. Owned by student who wants to use it till end of year. 6175. 933-4188. CONDOM SAMPLERS: 'Learn the difference between condoms with one of our famous sample packs- Pre shaped, textured, colored, lubricated skins, stubs. Designed to increase sexual satisfaction. ADAM & EVE. Frenklin & Colombia (over the Zoom). 929-2147. Graduating senior who will be attending University of Kentucky next fall that needs roommate to share nice apartment call George at 933-7422 or ZBT Fraternity. Furnished Kingswood apartment for summer sublet Two bedrooms, pool, air conditioned, on bus line. Rent $160 or negotiable. Karen 942-4376. Mala roommate wanted for all or part of summer. Quiet, comfortably furnished, air-conditioned apartment on bus line. 653.00 par month plus 13 utilities. 929-7501. One bedroom apartment for rant beginning May 15. Kingswood. Call 929-7795 between 7:00 p.m. and 11 p.m. Naad a house? Will trade 3-bedroom house for smaller. Must bo in an isolated, quiet area - preferably country. 967-5164. Sublet for 1st S.S. one bedroom unfurnished, 6135 plus electricity. Available May 1. Lease expires lata June with option to renew. AC and carpet. Call 942 5828 between 1-6 p.m. For sublet during summer: Carolina Apartments, pool, air-conditioning, two bedrooms, den. living room, kitchen. Call 933-2555, 933-2556. Quiet graduate student would like to share housing for 1977-78 academic year. Please contact Linda Fortney, 15 Montrose Ave.. Athens. Ohio 45701. For rent: 2 bedroom apt. to sublet for summer. Unfurnished. Option to renew in the fall. On bus route. SI 60.00 per month & utilities. Call 967-1 952 evenings. Visiting professor and wife wish to housesit June 1 August 15. Will rent or sublease furnished house or apt. Write P.O. Box 464, MTSU, Murfreesboro. Tenn. 37132. Mate roommate needed for apartment close to campus. Ideal for summer school. Summer only. Private bedroom, private bath. Call 942-1124. Part time help wanted, giving out samples in supermarkets Fridays and Saturdays. April 29 through June 18. Car necessary. For more info write: Market Research Assoc.. Inc.. 34 Brittany Ct., Charlotte. N.C. 28211. Students interested in part-time employment with UNC Student Stores for Fall semester '77 should apply at Daniels Bldg. 8:00-5:00 p.m. M-F- WRITE FOR FILMS AND TV. Experienced professionals with valuable industry 'contacts offer editorial and marketing aid. DO NOT send manuscripts. WRITE: SCREEN WRITERS SERVICE, 2064 APS. Santa Barbara. Ca. 93103. Te1nn7s'nSTR110RS, head pro. assistant pro i camp positions located in eight states; good playing and teaching background: good income, interesting work. (301) 654-3770. Robert Reads. W.T.S. Classified Ads are eesy to use! Just fill out the ad form (available in the Carolina Union) and drop it in campus mail or bring it by the DTH office. Reach over 20,000 people for only 61.50. ir.i i " i . ii ..a. summer Tar Heel Peters or Greg Porter at the Tar Heel office as soon as possible. The Summer Tar Heel: publishes five times each summer school session. BIRTHCHOICE Prolrfe Pregnancy Counseling 942 3030. Monday through Friday 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Cheap Group Flight to Europe after graduation. Ticket valid for one year. Book early. Space is limited! Call 929-7283 for further information and reservations. NEED TO RENT A ROOM OR SELL A STEREO? ADD $1.50 TO THE PRICE AND SELL IT TOMORROW IN THE DTK CLASSIFIEDS FOR FREE! MEDIA BOARD? The Madia Board will interview students for positions on next year's board on Tuesday, April 19. The Madia Board makes business policy decisions for the Carolina Quarterly, Cellar Door. Student Graphics. WXYC and the Yeckety Yack. It is compoaad of two faculty members, representatives for each of the organizations, and appointees by CGC, the Student Body President, and the Madia Board itself. Any student who will be at Carolina for the next school year may apply for the one-year appointment by the Board. The two-year position can only be filled by a student who is currently no more than a sophomore. The Board will also be selecting a Chairman and a Treasurer for the next year. Business background ia preferred for all positions. Please bring tan copies of your resume to the meeting at 4:00. Check the Union roster for room number. Contact Marc Sandman at 929-9304 for the answers to all your questions. Talk is cheap; touch is worth mora than a thousand words. Learn the techniques of massage and open a new world of communication. See the film "The Art of Sensual Massage," to be shown April 19, 8 p.m.. Carroll Hall. Admission free. Two doctoral counseling students will help one family with kids improve their communication. We'll pay you 10 for two hours counseling. Call Howard 933-2175. Two doctoral counseling students will help one angsgsd coup la improve their communication. We'll pay you SI 0 for two hours counseling. Call Howard: 933-2176. Becker's Electron i Repairs. C.B.'e. stereoe and tape. Full line 740O I.C.'s. Telephones, all styles and colors. Stereo needles. 108 Henderson above Record Bar 942-7959. Lost: Graan key chain with four important keys. One is a blue car key. Plaase call 933-3612 if found. Thank you! Whoever found some keys in the grass outside of Dey and Gardner Hall on Tues. at about 2:00 p.m. Plaase call Margie at 933-6731. Lost Thursday afternoon: glasses and case, silver frames, bifocals, paisley metal case. Call Durham 489 3750 after 6:00 or turn into Lost and Found, Smith Building. Reward: return peach warm-up pants lost on campus Thursday. March 24. Second request for their return. This item is not available in C.H. area, so wearing the pants without jacket would be very noticeable. 929-3697933-9153. Lost and found a tan shirt Jacket. I got the wrong one in Woollen a couple of weeks ago. 933-8825. S 1 CO reward for the return of or information leading to the recovery of regimental flag taken from Raleigh Nationel Guard armory on Oct. 23. 4' x 6' Royal rayon with gold fringe. No questions asked. 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