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Personals
MASTER PERRY OR THE CURIOUS KA: the
sisters of the keg wish to unveil the mystery today
at the Kappa Alpha grand social gathering.
AU REVOIR SMR JKB JFM No use crying our
Vin under the bridge JFM JKB SMR
NEAL, MICHAEL, BETH: Has it been four years
already? Seems like only yesterday we were
freshmen on 3rd floor hoping Carolina was as
great as we'd heard. So just a simple thanks for
the memories and good times, and for beingthree
of the best friends I could ever hope to have. Hove
you all. Me.
SAAYRA, To a memorable year and roomie.
Thanks forever and always for your shoulder
especially first semester. Love ya, Farp
GWENNY - LOU, VERA - CHERA, LITTLE
BIT, Raybo, Rusty and Dick "We're havin'
some fun..." but can Bawlamer even compare?
Love y'all, (miss va too), Weesie.
Campus Calendar
""Compiled by Kelly Carr
Public service announcements must be turned In to the bo outside the DTH offices In the
Union by 1:00 p m If they are to run the next day. Each item will run at least twice.
ACTIVITIES TODAY
The Order of the Old Well will men at 4 p m. in Room 209
Carolina tinion.
The Baptist Student Union will hold worship at 6 p m .
prrccded hy rrcrcatinn at 5 p m . at Battle House.
Granville Residence Collage will prneni Bill Deal and The
Rhondeilk for an end-of-tbe-ycar dance. Tickets are available in
advance and at the door Call TJ at 93 J-1 745 for more information.
Campus Christian Fellowship will hold Bihie study at 7 p m.
in the Carolina Union.
Media Board will meet at 4 p m. in the Carolina Union.
Mltchel Rosenberg will speak on "Freedom Struggle in South
Africa" at 7:30 p.m. in Room 217 Carolina Union.
The P.E. Maors' Club will hold a picnic and meeting at 6 p.m.
in Forest Theater If you would like to attend, goby Dr. Mueller's
office in Woollen G; m and sign up to bring a dish to the pot-luck
dinner.
The North Campus Chapter of Inttrvarilty Christian
Fellowship will hold worship services at 7 p m. in Chapel of the
Cross.
South Campus Intervarslty will meet at 7:30 p m in Parker
Lounge for an informal prayer meeting
The Franklin Street Gourmet will hold an organizational
meeting at 5:30 p. m at the picnic tables in front of Carolina Union.
rat further information call 93J-774I or 968-95I3.
Professor William Kerr will speak on "Computer Simulation of
Structural Phase Transition" at 3:50 p m in 2d5 Phillips.
Anyone interested in working w ith A WS and the rape prevention
film. Ladv Beware, next year should come by the AWS office at 2
p.m.
A paper mache demonstration will be presented from 2-4 p m.
at Womancraft, 412 West Franklin Street.
The Disquieting Muses of Sylvia Plalh, a reading of Plath'i
life and poetry will be performed by Patti Tush at 8 p.m. m rooms
21 3-215 Carolina Union.
The UNC Lab Theatre will present In M Charles Gulden
Days in Memorial Hall.
UPCOMING EVENTS
The Association of International Students will hold a
semester-end party at 9 p.m. Friday at 1 18 Matlette Street.
Town of Chapel Hill
PUBLIC AUCTION
10:00 a.m. Saturday, April 29, 1978
Municipal Building Parking Lot, 306 N. Columbia St.
(Rain date: May 6, 1978)
There are over 240 items of Unclaimed Property including:
26 men's, women's and children's, I, 3, 5 and 10-speed bicycles
S3 items of clothing including hats, jackets, sweaters, scarves and shorts
21 pairs of gloves and mittens and eighteen single gloves and mittens ;22 umbrellas
55 miscellaneous items including, a record, paint brushes, a lawn checker set, a thermos bottle,
crutch tips, a poster, shampoo, eyeglasses, handbags and purses, shoes, a knapsack, combs &
brushes, cigarette case, etc.
All items may be inspected at the Municipal Building between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. on
April 28, 1978 and between 9:00 and 10:00 a.m. on April 29, 1978. Net proceeds will go
to the Chapel Hill and Orange County schools. For further information, call the
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PLANET SEEKER - You Oliv! Only 30 more
days. May forever be as happy as the past 2 years
Thanks for loving me. Your Stargazer.
TO THE GIRLS OF FIRST FLOOR Kenan -Thanks
for making this year the greatest ever!
Remember "Disco Inferno" lives on! I love you
all! - Boo
HI B.S., Here's your first personal message
(remember?) Have a good summer and don't
forget to visit your uncle D.L.
B F. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR "A."
Super! Try as you may, but you can't disguise the
talent of a new Thomas Wolfe or Paul Green.
IlyTPP
TO THE DYNAMIC DUO: Pop and plum: Good
bye forever; you old man I'll never forget; you
either Puss. Intimately gushing forth, Cohene.
B., LIFE IS A VICIOUS CIRCLE and all we are is
dust in the wind. Is there lifeonMars'Hmmmm...
A.
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Career Planning and Placement will offer a free, one-hour
resume workshop at 2 p.m. Friday in 210 Hanes.
An Asian Studies picnic for students and faculty in Asian
Studies courses and their friends will be held at 3 p m. Friday in
Umstead Park Food and drink will be provided. A SI. 50 donation
is requested.
Anyone interested in working onthe construction of the World's
Longest Ice Cream Sundae on Sunday should meet at 6 p.m.
Friday in Room 202 Carolina Union. For more information, call
967-8006.
Morrison Yard Sale will be held from 1-3 p.m. Friday on the
volleyball conn or in the recreation room. Call 933-3330 for mora
information.
Full Ooepel Student Fellowship will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Friday in Room 217 Carolina Union.
The Graduate Fellowship Group will hold a covered-dish
supper at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the home of Rick and Patty
Counright.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Caroline Godhre Track Club's track meets will continue on
May 6 at UNC Feter Field and May 1 3 at Wallace Wade Stadium,
Duke. Male and female athletes of all standards are invited to
compete. For further details, contact CCTC at 933-1013.
The Association ot Business Students will collect quizzes
and exams foraquirfileinthe lobby of Carroll throughout exams.
Persona interested in working for AWS on s Women's Resource
Directory this summer should leave their summer addresses in the
AWS office.
All persons interested in working at WXYC during the summer
or fall should come by our studios in the basement of Carolina
Union during business hours.
The Cellar Door is looking for a business manager. Interested
applicants can contact Will Blythe at 967-2035. No prior experience
required.
The International Center is looking for graduate student
volunteers to be campus friends for incoming international
students next fall. Interested persona should sign up now at the
International Center, Bynum HalL
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CGA A belated thanks lor Gay Awareness
Week. The time was well spent . Lord bless you all.
A "straight" friend.
LEGS: I've been mesmerized by some
unattached eyes. Let's explore the elfect over
dinner Friday night. He who starts last, lasts
longer. Body.
SHEUA B.: You be the best! All our love on 21!
You're legal now, so let's party on Friday.
Elvonne, 'Lonzo, Roscoe.
TO I V MID It's been a good 3yj years. Thanks
for all the love and fellowship. Keep growing as a
part of Christ's body. K.MAC
CHI PHIS, you can fool some of the people all of
the time, but we're no longer fooled just
disappointed. Have our princes become toads?
TO JIM'S AG Thanks for making my last year a
great one. Remember, though we'll be apart we're
still one in the spirit. PTL! 1KWM
PIKA'S, You're the best group of brothers
that a little sister could ever have. Good luck
with finals and have a super summer! Love,
Mari Lynn
DOTTY, PATILLIA, JENNY, BUTTER, Kathy,
Bara Clell, Marie, Brendan, B-Sue, Edie, Molly,
Carol, MLD, Susan, Katie, Ellen, and all of Kenan:
I'm gonna miss y'all. Love, Donna.
KIRSCH - Be it UCLA or DC.my lust will follow.
Winston was great thanks to you and your bloody
jokes. See you in three years Mexico. Love,
Lhica
NEW BROTHERS OF APO: You made it
through a long semester. Congratulations.
REX - THANKS for standing behind me. I will
always be there for you. From the transplanted
Yankee to the best Southerner and Tarheel ever.
Rox
GARY AND DOUG. The Union will never be the
same. I'll miss you both very much. Good luck.
Love, M.McMuffin
JOYNER 3 D, J, T, D, B, AW, O, K, AS - You're
a crazy group of girls. Take care (especially of
Sloop). Lord bless you all.
KREAN, MAGGOT, MOTHER MAGGOT,
KAREN, DAWN, Maggie, Thanks for being one
of my ten best. Give the Bear a frim handshake for
me. Love, Roommaggot.
DR. Fun, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Congratulations
Grad! and Get Well Wishes for the Scirroco!
Solid! (But you can't have the knobs.) "See ya
later," JR
HARVEY W: Winifred and me are gonna miss ya!
We must rendezvous to keep ours RUVE and by
then, overdue. I love you, you know. Wookie
OL' MAN RIVER wants to inform the "two"
whose biological clocks never work that it's time
for him to say thanks muchly for a remarkable
year. JC3
TO THE BEAUS AND BELLES of Tri Mu
Morrison Motor Mouths. It has been a great three
years. Thank yoo for being my friends a
Southerner and Tar Heel, Key West Bound. RDE
TO THE BOWLING CLASS AND ERNIE - Too
bad we have to "split" up. Next year let's "cross
the alleys" and knock 'em dead again! So long - it's
been fun! Love, the Cinderella-step kid.
CLH: Don't be a one-woman man. Let's celebrate
the end of Geography with a dance after the
contest Thursday. Or can't you "hack" it? Your
Admirer.
THANKS TO A GREAT GROUP: Karen Scott
Gelo Randy Karen George Claudia Frances Alice
Bunny Tina Ken Terry Hank Brenda Ruth John
and Steve. Always, Paula.
SUS, K1RTCH. Bubbles, JT, Woo - you can't
leave now! I'm just beginning to understand your
. jokes. You've been one wild and crazy staff. II
a ' miss you, 1 mean it, so get outta here.
TO MY FAVORITE Yankee fan - happy birthday
May 4th! Hope it s the best year ever and that I
can help! Can I be your "disco inferno?" Would
you like my potato? You're pretty neat. Love your
friend and more.
CINDY CAN I HELP you change the record?!
Spilling beer and Clearwater at 2:00 A.M. finding
your companionship is finding me! Enjoy summer.
1 love you, Bob.
DJvl.L TAKE TIME TO PLAY - play is the
secret of perpetual youth. Take time to show
appreciation - thanks is the frosting on the cake of
life. Your Eccentric Friend.
TO DARIA My famous roomie, appreciative
Connie, lovelorn Ann, Donna the
procrastinator, crazy Cathy, and especially Lynn
and Vicki, my fellow men-chasers, and probably
my downfall: Remember all the fun! Thanks for a
great year! Cindy.
KA'S ARE TOPS, RIGHT? Wefl, here's one who,
come summertime, is really gonna miss those
special sisterly friends. Hope you each have a
wonderful summer. Love in AOT.
Today at Noon
U.S. Senate Candidate
John Ingram
special informal talk
and discussion
for the public
Jones Ferry Rd. at Davie Rd.
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BUBBA Be a good guy don't take those
beautiful shoulders away from me all summer. HI
miss them too much! YouH have to come down to
M.B. So we can compare tans. Bring some Styx
and catch some Night Fever! Love, D Di
DEAR ROOMM1E, SEG Thanks lor taking me in
from the cold. Hope May 27 arrives soon! FLC is
waiting. Love, IKWM
MARIE, THANKS FOR it all - III never forget
you. Good luck to my favorite California girl! Oh,
and can I be your secret ary when you're a rich and
famous TV executive?! Love, your lil sis forever.
ANYBODY DOUG any potatoes up lately? Or
have you had your phil of nonsense? "O, these
girls won't let you be poor, poor P. and D.!!!"
Love until fall: your annoying whoevers.
DEAR LESLIE. VICKIE, Lovey, thank you for
a great 2 years (and cards). You've done so
much for me, and I'm really gonna miss you.
Much luck to you and remember I love you,
Teddy Reid.
TO SLEEPY, Easter Bunny, and the kidney bean-and-peanut
butter gourmet (alias the cheesecake
chompers of second floor) thanks for everything
you all really mean a lot . Love, head munchie and
newspaper cleaner.
HEY MARTHA! The room is empty and 1 miss
you! Get back on your feet soon! And remember
what the lion says hang loose...but hang on! love,
roomie.
DOUG, KENNY, BARRY, Dale, Alan, Rock, and
"all the fellas," Thanks for the birthday parties,
suite dinners, bowling at Kirk's, boosts over the
wall, rides, wild flings and for making our
freshman year special. See you at the beach.
Cindy, Donna, Lynn, Vicki, Doria, and Cathy.
RICK from the American Cafe: Happy steam
engine week. D & M.
JOHN BARNES: Turkey that you are! Gonna
miss you even tho' you won't talk tome anymore!
Oh, well, stop by sometime for hot dogs!
HELLO, is this Venezuela? Columbia speaking.
Don't forget your "evening delight" swimming
lessons following cocktails. Be prepared for
indepth instruction on all your strokes!
SPIKE, Finkly, Pinball Patty, M&Ms, Rugby, OG,
B-R's. France calls next year. Countdown 0-1-7-9.
Chicano Power! flush. The Winston Hall tyke.
THE LOVELY MISS PJO - Congratulations,
good luck, 1 knew you could make it. Remember
it's all in the mouth. Love ya - the merry mailman.
TO THE occupants of Kenan penthouse: be firm,
fly low, and stay cool. FBS.
DEAR DYC: This summer without you is going to
be like the basketball team without Dean Smith.
Love ya babe think of me. Your slave.
GEOLOGY 110 & 111! Hardrockers can't focus.
Softrockers drop acid. Let's structure our labs
around 108 next year. It's time to change moods.
Goodbye room 308. Well miss your drawers. The
BAR assn. (bold and rowdy).
JENNY COOPER soon to be bouldin: have a
fantastic summer vacation-honeymoon! Keep up
the cooking classes. Like Kent says, it's good even
if he doesn't know what it is! LLA.
CHATTANOOGA is a mistake! The earth could
move while you're away.
HERE'S HOPING your life is more than
ephemeral. Maybe HI cover your first press
conference. I'd have difficulty being objective.
WT: EXISTENCE without direction has been fun.
Thanx for a great year. Best of luck and may your
life always be filled with blondes: RB.
MISTER TONY, hll be a lonely summer with you.
My heart can only grow fonder. I loveyou, my
esc argot. The Ms.
YES, YES, oh yes. . .but happy birthday anyway
Ed. With love (okay, hugs and kisses, too) from a
fnwner one omjwmc mSlions. i -. - vi.
PETER, ROBERT, Tom, Greg & Nick: Fellas,
you're fantastic! Thanks for everything! Keep
your fingers crossed! Your loving lady, Sted, "the
Chief."
HELLO, BUDDY: You forgot something Monday
night -me. I think you owe me a dance - Carter
Mario just isn't your type! What about tonight?
DOUG, GARY, Chuck, Randy, Eric, Barclay -short
people, happy hours; snowball fights;
birthday showers; darryl's, dacquiris, union
pranks - for memories like these, one big Thanks!
DAVE - Roses are red, whistles are gold. We're
gonna love you, even when you grow old. All our
love, the DH fan club. PS Have a wild summer!
APRILLE, Bug, Rita, Sapp, Charlene, Kelly,
Mauri, Shoe, Micky, Maude, Bernie, Fran, Joan,
Joyce, Jackie, Rochelle, Linda, Becky, Tina,
thanks for making my first year at Carolina the
best! Dino.
GORGEOUS GLORIA: Spencer's babbling
wonder - discard your Victorian attitudes: you're
denying Chapel Hill's finest. I hate to see such
obvious talent left unexplored. As for that Dookie
you date, dump him. Let your love, me! I want to
remain anonymous, but I am a student here.
MICHAEL DEAN 4th grade was long ago.
Thanks for being my pal (buddy) over the years.
Love and luck in the real world and marriage. CC.
Announcements
TAKE A PART OF CAROLINA HOME
when you go subscribe to the Tar Heel
this summer! Only $5.00 for the weekly
tabloid edition. Come by or write to the
Daily Tar Heel office in the Graham
Student Union.
FREE OFFER Vote on May 2. It won't cost a
cent, and it feels great! This message brought by
ANNE BARNES, candidate tor County
Commissioner.
Help Wanted
EASY KID-SITTING, mainly around Village West
pool, with three kids 9-14. $1.00 an hour, 9-3, M F,
summer months. Call 929-2430 between 3-6 next
week. Ask for Lee (or Dad.)
$5.18 PER HOUR Summer openings
statewide with Alcoa. Full or part-time,
overtime, flexible. All majors, last time on
campus. April 26-27 11:10 through 5:10 South
Gallery Room. Student Union.
STATEWIDE SUMMER OPENINGS WITH
ALCOA. $5.18 per hr. guaranteed. Full or
part-time in your home area. Flexible April 27
27 Last interviews. 11:10 through 5:10 South
Gallery Room Student Union.
LABORERS NEEDED to help pipefitters,
electricians, and plumbers on construction jobs
during summer. Apply at Bolton Corp., 919 West
Morgan Street, Raleigh, N.C.
TENNIS PROS AND ASSISTANT PROS -Seasonal
and year round clubs; good playing and
teaching background. Call (301) 654-3770, or send
2 complete resumes arid 2 pictures to: Col. R.
Re.nle W T S , 8401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite
1011. Chevy Chase, MD 20015
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Roommates Wanted
DO YOU NEED a place to slay I his summer? One
male needs roommate Five rxm mobile home
All appliances A C, $75, mo 942 1688
ROOMMATE NEEDED - Summer and Fall
Preferably graduate or protessional woman
Royal Park. $82.50 plus s utilities. Apt. furnished
except your room. Call Rhonda 967 1660
SWIM ALL SUMMER and live in air
conditioned comfort. Enjoy your own
bedroom in a 3 bedroom apartment 5 blocks
from campus. Call 967 1639 any time keep
trying!
NEED ONE OR TWO female roommates for
Plnegate apt. this fall. Call 933 1446 between 7 and
11 p.m.
WANTED THIRD FEMALE undergrad to study
(and party) Fall andor Summer 1978 May 1979.
3-br furnished house, 3 miles from campus.
$75mo. 13 utilities. 933-6764. Keep trying.
NEED ONE FEMALE to share unfurnished 3
bedroom Bolinwood apt. for fall-spring and' or
summer. $73.00month& 14 utilities. Call Julie at
929-7473. Keep trying!
GRAD STUDENT WANTED to share furnished
Old Well Apt. May 15-Aug. 15, possibly longer.
Rent negotiable. Call immediately 929 9253.
ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR SUMMER in Town
House Apartments. Cost only $70, mo plus 13
utilities. Fully furnished, pool, bus, two blocks
from campus. Call 967-201'
WANTED: ONE OR TWO female roommates to
share apartment beginning July through June.
Non-smokers preferred. Call Jennifer 933-3661 or
Beverly 933-5381.
NEED FEMALE roommate for first session
summer. $63.33 plus 13 utilities. AC, pool,
private bedroom. Furnished all except your room.
Call 942-3971.
ROOMMATE NEEDED TO SHARE TWO
BEDROOM Foxcroft apartment for summer. Air
conditioning, two full baths, bus line, pool. $95
plus 13 utilities. Call 933-4749.
TWO FEMALE ROOMMATES WANTED: to
share air-conditioned apartment for both summer
sessions. One mile from campus. $60.00month
plus 13 utilities. Call 942-4222 after 7.
ONE OR TWO FEMALE STUDENTS wanted to
share air conditioned apartment. For either or
both summer terms. $55 a month. Call 967-5491
evenings.
DUKE LAW first year female from UNC seeking
roommate for academic year. Two bedrooms,
short walk to Law School. $92.50 plus 12 utilities.
Call 929-9940.
ONE FEMALE WANTED to share two bedroom
two bath Foxcroft Apartment $71 month plus 14
utilities. Fall and Spring, call 933-3222.
ROOMMATE WANTED to share three bedroom
Bolinwood apartment with three male undergrads
May 5 thru mid-August. Rent $67.50 per month
plus utilities. Call Bill 933-8231.
For Rent
SUBLET2BRapt.May 15-Aug. 15. Furnished,
AC, walking distance to class, Univ. Mall. Act
now! Call 929-5116 after 5 p.m.
ROOMS FOR RENT. House on 223 East
Rosemary street. 83.33 per month and utilities.
Can share a room or whatever. Available June 1st
for summer. Call 967-5337. v w
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:Xfudevwter,-heatl iTutiiBjas, furnished
except tor bed. Kent anytime after June 1. Perfect
for lst2nd summer session andor fall, spring.
Call Beth: 967-8912.
SUBLET A FURNISHED 2 bedroom Carolina
Apt. May 15 to August 15. Pool, air conditioning.
Rent negotiable. Call Scottie 929-5781. Leave
message.
TWO BEDROOM partially furnished Town
House Apartment available for second
summer session (Laurel Ridge Apartments).
Rates very negotiable. Call David at 942 3504.
Keep trying.
ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED Greenbelt
Apt. Jones Ferry Road (on bus route). May
11-August 15. Only $125 per month. Call 929
3652 anytime.
PHI DELTA CHI fraternity has a few rooms
left for both summer sessions for women.
Fully air conditioned, fully carpeted, kitchen
privileges. $100.00 per session double
occupancy. Call 968-9118 or come by 204
Finley Rd.
SUBLET FURNISHED 2 BR apartment for
summer. McCauley Street, walking distance to
campus. $195month, water included. Call Laura,
933-1427 or Mollie, 933-1441. Leave message!
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS available for
both summer school sessions. Fraternity court
location convenient to campus and downtown.
$90 per session. Contact Pi Kappa Alpha at 968
9371. FOR RENT: CAMERON MANOR has room for
summer school students. House one block from
campus, adjacent toChi Psi Lodge. Call 929-9194.
SUBLET 2-BEDROOM apartment at. Colony
Apts. May 15-July, then assume lease if you like.
On two bus routes. Rent negotiable. Call 929
6477. SPACIOUS SECLUDED 3-BEDRM
APARTMENT Sublet June 1 August 20.
$200month. Call Scott 933-3591.
COUNTRY LIVING sub lease for both sessions
summer school. Fully furnished, large bedroom,
carpet, appliances, tin roof, oak trees. Minutes
from campus towards Clearwater Lake. $175 per
month. 933-2610 before 9:00 a.m. Lee Holder Vic
Bell.
SUBLET FURNISHED APT., Old Well,$150mo.
Price negotiable. Air conditioning, pool, full
kitchen, call Dickot Steve, 929-1509. Keep trying.
NEED A SUMMER ROOM? The ATO fraternity
house across from the Morehead Planetarium at
303 East Franklin Street is renting rooms for both
summer sessions Doubles are $65.00 a session
and singles are $100.00 a session. A $25.00 deposit
is required to hold the rooms. Please call 968-9082
or 967-3925.
NEED A ROOM this summer? Tri Sigma Sorority
has rooms available for females. Air-conditioned,
kitchen, parking spaces. $135.00 per session. 967
2646, Beth Ragan or come by 307 E. Franklin
Street.
ROOM AND 15 MEALS PER WEEK (Sunday
evening through Friday lunch) at Granule
Towers this Summer. $269 for entire Summer
Session includes all utilities and AC as well as
meals and furnished room. Granville Towers,
University Square, 929 7143
NEED AN APARTMENT'' Call 967-6679 and it's
yours. One bedroom, all electric, on C bus route.
Will sublet lor summer or sign over lease.
NLLD A sUMMLK HOME'' KAl'I'A Dl.i TA
sorority has nxrns available. $120. 00 tor air
conditioned room, $105 00 lor non an Kitchei!
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MATURE SUB LESSEES wanted from May 15 to
Aug 15 Furnished two bedroom Old Well
apartmeni regularly for 185.00, subletting for
135.00 monthly. Call Robin - 967-8627.
SUBLET WALKING DISTANCE from campus a
furnished 3 bedroom 2 bath apartment with pool,
A C, from May to August. Price reasonable. Call
942 2352 or 967 1223
SUBLET FURNISHED APARTMENT. Foxcroft.
June 1-Aug. 15 or part of time. Rent negotiable. 1
4 people. Pool, AC, tennis courts, clubhouse. Call
Dawn, 929 1640, Melinda 942-3846.
Lost & Found
LOST: A RED BILLFOLD. Need the ID's - Keep
the $. Please call 929 9886. No questions asked.
FOUND: 4 umbrellas and 1 clip-board in Bynum
Hall cashiers office during preregistration. Please
come by and claim if yours.
FOUND: Man's jacket Thursday night. Call 929
6179 and identify.
REWARD $30, for return of blue North Face
jacket lost in Bacchae Friday night. No questions
asked. Call 968-9136 and ask for Middleton.
LOST! - In Howell Hall: Brown UNC 3-subject
notebook. Must find. Call Patrick Moore 933
8924. LOST: ENGLISH 24 spiral notebook in Student
Stores. Tan cover with name and phone number
inside. Please return to Jodi Bishop, 933-7346, 143
Cobb. Reward.
Miscellaneous
ARBOR DAY FESTIVAL - Chi Phi front
lawn 2:00. 15 kegs. . .come plant a tree with
the Greeks. . .ceremony starts at 4:00.
REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE. 4.5 cubic feet,
green, excellent condition, crispers, meat tray,
large freezer section. $60 or best offer. Call 933
8426.
WILL BUY NEW and used LP's (Rock, Folk,
Classical, Jazz, Blues, etc.) and entire collections.
Good prices. 5-9 p.m. Leave name and number,
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TODAY AT NOON hear U.S. Senate!
a candidate John Ingram speak at Compardie's. I
Tonight great music by McCabe and Whitley. t
Get ready for pig picking on Saturday.
STUDENTS, VOTE MAY 2 for candidates
who will protect your rights as citizens. For
Clerk of Court, Steven J. Rose. For County
Commissioners, Anne Barnes, Norman
Gustaveson, Jan Pinney. (Paid for by Bruce
Tindall).
$100 FINDERS FEE. Gladly paid for a nice house.
Small country home preferred but will consider
city. Responsible working male, 29. 942-4491.
Early morning or after 5 best.
WE BUY USED FURNITURE. Sofas, chairs,
tables, chests, beds, desks, bookcases, dressers.
Call for appointment & pick up. TRADING
POST, S. Greensboro St., Carrboro 942-2017.
LEAVING CHAPEL HILL THIS
SUMMER? Take the Tar Heel with you!
Published weekly, rates are only $5.00 for
the entire summer. Come by the office in
Union at write us a letter.
VArETs' THE' SPICE of love. Our famous
condom samplers allow you to experience over 35
leading brands. Textured, ribbed, skin and color
condoms including Texture Plus and Bold 45.
ADAM & EVE Catalog Showroom, Franklin &
Columbia (over the Zoom), 929-2147, Tuesday
Saturday 10-6.
For Sale
FOR SALE: Plymouth Valiant Duster,
excellent condition, $900 negotiable. PH.:
Durham 489 6214.
TWO OMEGA SPEAKERS for sale! Excellent
condition. Only $60 each. Must sell by May 10.
Call 933 5954.
PIONEER PL10 manual turntable with Shure
M91ED cartridge, Sansui 551 receiver, two Ohm
E speakers, asking $275 but will sell separately,
call 942 6665 evenings.
Instruction
LEARN TO FLY THIS SUMMER. Non profit
Chapel Hill Flying Club offering ground-school
courses and flight training to UNC students and
staff. Reserve space now. Absolutely lowest rates
for 18 years. Call 929-5725.
NEED TUTORING IN FRENCH during the
summer? Call Steve Harrell, Romance Languages
grad student at 933-2062 Ext. 229 or 942 3208.
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