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2 The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday, October 11, 1978 Asia staidly plans trip By THOMAS JESSIMAN Staff Writer A Japanese bonsai garden, an exhibit of Chinese peasant art, dinner at a Chinese restaurant and a chance, to see some panda bears all are part of the East Asian Cultural Tour. A tour of several East Asian cultural attractions in Washington, D.C. has been arranged for Oct. 20 by the UNC Committee on East Asian Studies. , . The tour, which is open to all interested UNC students, is being coordinated by Miles Fletcher, chairperson of the East Asian Studies Committee. . Tour participants are scheduled to arrive in Washington around noon, and the first attraction on the tour route will be the Japanese Bonsai garden at the National Arboretum. The bonsai garden was Bicentennial gift from the Japanese to the United States. Bonsai are miniature trees, Fletcher said, many of which took hundreds of years to cultivate. The exhibit is valued at more than $4 million. The tour then will visit the exhibition of Hu hsien Peasant art at Howard University. The i t Oct. 8 - 18 8 pm Playmakers Theater Weekdays $5, Fri. & Sat. $6 H i 1 933-1121 noon-6 pm 5 ,ui isitjfniKv wmmm mm ? V 7 . i. . lira i. rtt: my miMe -' L j"'iinll1i HOWDY FRESHMEN . And All Other Students, Too! Here Are Ju$t A Few Specialties From Our Menu: ROAST BEEF SANDWICHES FRESH HOMEMADE HAMBURGERS WESTERN BIG FRIED CHICKEN BOTTOMLESS DRINKS BOTTOMLESS TEXAS TATERS " """" 1 , Hours: 6:30 a.m.-2 a.m. 6:30 a.m.-2 a.m. Sunday-Thursday-Td esJ iday and Saturday 942-8620 Suo0, -i, ;o010e Mallet Street jm . M WITHTHIS Have a "Bbitomless" Cup ofGoke FREE 1(0 if " ENJOY A FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF gf)SJ, ANY TYPE PLATTER (ENTREE PLUS BOTTOMLESS SALAD BAR, ROY ROGERS FAMILY RESTAURANTS group also will see a film about the Hu-hsien paintings and their artists. The paintings are unique, Fletcher said, because they are so striking and yet painted by common peasants. In the afternoon the group will visit the Washington Mall, and students will have the option of seeing a number of museums, including the Freer Gallery. The Freer Gallery is one of the major collections of Oriental art in the United States, Fletcher said. If time allows, the tour also will visit the famous Chinese pandas at the National Zoo. Later, any of those interested may accompany the tour to a Chinese restaurant for dinner. The cost of the bus reservation is $18 per person, not including meals. Anyone interested in joining the tour should contact Miles Fletcher today at 456 Hamilton Hall (933-5577). A chartered bus will pick up people at 6 a.m. Oct. 20 at the University and return to Chapel Hill at I a.m. Oct. 21. The tour is now in its fourth year. Fletcher said the response of the students had been enthusiastic and that the tour is "a valuable supplement to classroom learning about East Asia." Fletcher emphasized that the tour is open to everyone on campus and that, "Forty people is the limit on the tour, and we've always had a full bus." mm mrnmms I F-.i.4 A F 5 --531 r t 1 SALAD BAR COUPON . 1 ,! . J 1 t I " IE ';Ji l I I I I 1 I I I I I I I COCA-COLA Eniv TEXAS TATERS) .New' odd SojJ Carter: veto of tax-cut bill possible . WASHINGTON (AP) President Carter said Tuesday he won't hesitate to veto a $30 billion tax cut bill being considered by the Senate, but could accept a compromise that comes closer to the $16.3 billion House version. The president also conceded that is is unlikely that Congress will approve his proposal to create a new Department of Education before it adjourns this weekend. And he hinted that conclusion of an, Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty could depend to some extent on the speed with which the Israelis move to end their military government in the occupied West Bank, and to replace it with a proposed self-governing authority. Warnke resigns as SALT negotiator WASHINGTON (AP) Paul Warnke resigned Tuesday as the chief U.S. negotiator in strategic arms talks with the Soviet Union, clearing the way for Defense Secretary Harold Brown to take charge of administration efforts to win ratification of a new treaty. Warnke said he is resigning for personal reasons. The White House said his departure would be effective after the upcoming round of arms treaty negotiations in Moscow on Oct. 22-23. Rhodeisa announces integration measures SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) Rhodesia's interim government announced plans Tuesday to strike down segregation laws, clearing the way for blacks to live in white neighborhoods, attend white schools and use white hospitals if they can afford it. The proposed changes must still be acted upon by Parliament, and there were reports it might be called into special session. " The proposals were lauded by the biracial government as' a significant breakthrough despite the fact that only the wealthiest of the nation's 6.7 million blacks will be able to afford the integration. Tropical storm approaches Bahamas MIAMI (AP) The Bahamian government issued an alert for gale-force winds Tuesday as tropical storm Juliet approached the central Bahamas islands. But forecasters said the storm was relatively weak." "Juliet is a very weak storm and its center is poorly defined," said Miles Lawrence of the National Hurricane Center. "Maximum sustained winds are 40 miles an hour. Conditions are not favorable for strengthening." A storm must maintain winds higher than 39 mph to be classified as a tropical storm. OCTOBER SPECIAL BODY WAVE Reg. $35 1 fMrs 'an you ansvyer this question? YOUR GENDER? female male . If you correctly quess "male" escorted by a paying partner). UNION BOWLING LANES i your answer. . 1 Watch this space tomorrow for another question! mm NAVAL ARMORY OPEN HOUSE Oct. 12 10:30 am 4:30 pm Refreshments and information available Come See What For more information, call Lt. J.G. VViclman at the Naval Armory 933-11982344. t SHAMPOO, CUT & BLOW DBY -S5.00 CALL LORETTA 968-1968 you may bowl free of charge (if d Come by the CAROLINA any Tuesday after 6 p.m. withd You're Missing IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI PI ASK. ME; 1 Che A four-member delegation of the UNC Chess1 Team swept first-place honors at the two-day N.C. Collegiate Chess Tournament held Oct. 7 and 8 at UNC-Greensboro. The tournament was sponsored jointly by the UNC-G Chess Club and the N.C. Chess Association. Teams were invited on the basis of their records in previous years, Tom Galloway, UNC Chess Club president, said. Two. UNC team members, senior Chris O'Connell and freshman Chris Krener, tied for first place in the individual championship division. The tournament consists of four Candidate Ingram in Pit today Insurance Commissioner John Ingram, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, will speak at 1 p.mt&y,ufsrsit. A reception fox Ingram is set for 1 :30 p.m. in 202-204 Carolina .Union, and the public is invited- The event is sponsored by the UNC Young Democrats; ... Announcements HHJLMUS1C Now Open in Chapel HUI, 113 N. Columbia above Soundhaus. Fine violins, bows, accessories, repairs; solid spruce-top guitars at unbelievable prices, old banjos, , mandolins; pennywhistles, English concertinas, hammered dulcimers; price on CF. Martin strings, nice selection of old-time and Irish records. ," ABSENTEE BALLOTS: If you arenilesstered in Orange, you can vote overFall Break. Go into the elections office at the courthouse Monday or Tuesday. You can pick up your baljot and vote. Paid by Democrats JoljrngramiSampaiiji. UNC SKI CLUB gets it together Oct,18 (a week from Wednesday) at 8:00 pm, Room 202 in the Union. Don't sign up for any Christmas Break trip until you check out our Killington, Vt. price. This club is for everyone! Corne see what we're about. ' ' ATTENTION! All former Civitan and Civinette Club members are invited to attend the Collegiate Civitan Club meeting on Wed. Oct. 11 at 6:30, Union Room FPG. . MEET JOHN INGRAM in the Pit Wednesday at 1 pm. A reception featuring John will follow at 1:30 in Rooms 202 204 of the Union. Refreshments served. ' ' " For Rent 2 BR MOBILE HOME on quiet large lot 3 miles webt of Chapel Hill. A C, Gasstor oil furnace, double lied, pets allowed. niO 9675114 SUBLEASES-FOX CROFT APTS. One bedroom. 215 per month. Call Rob, 929 5789 nights. Lost & Found 50 REWARD: Gold 'Elgin' ladies' wristwatch lost at or around 10th floor. party at Morrison Friday night. Please return, special meaning. No questionsasked. . Call 933 3131 or 933 3343 I . . - 5 LOST: A CHOCOWINITY High School class ring Silver , with a cross in blue .setting. Reward if necessary. Please call 933 3397.'.' ' BROWN SUEDE glove found: dropped from back of .blue motorcycle in Union parking lot Monday. Call 933-4120. f HELP! Suzy Sorority has lost gold add-a-bead on campus sometime Monday. Will not be able to attend mixers unless returned. Call at house, 967-9163, ask for Mary M. LOST: BROWN TURTLE neck sweater. Was behind St. A's bar at Toronto Exchange Party last Friday. Please call Debbie, 929-5829. FOUND: KEYS on a plastic butterfly key chain bearing the letter 'G Call Allison, 968-4456. LOST: Linguistics book, Iliad, and two notebooks somewhere between University Mall and Spencer For Sale PANASONIC RA 6600 receiver with 8-track. Two SB. 3000 speakers. Excellent cond. 300. Belair skateboard, Gull Wing trucks, Sims wheels, brand new 70. 933-3182 Help Wanted FULL OR PART TIME help wanted. Experience helpful. Tennis & Ski Outfitters. 493-4455 Durham: OVERSEAS JOBS - Summerfull time. Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, etc. All fields, 500-1200 monthly, expenses paid, sightseeing. Free info, r Write: International Job Center, Box 4490-NL,-Berkeley. CA 94704 . . . ADDRESSERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY! Work at home no experience necesary-rexcellent pay. Write American Service, 8350 F"ark Lane, Suite 127, Dallas. TX 76231 ; ": SKIERS! FUNLOVERS! JOBS AT EXCITING LAKE TAHOE! CALIFORNIA! No experience required! Good pay, skiing Discos! Winter or Summer! Send $3.00 for information to SKIWORLD Box 61035, Sacramento. CA 95825. WAITRESSES WANTED Fri. and Sat. evenings-4:30-10:30. Please call 383-7581, Shanghai Restaurant. MEN! WOMEN! JOBS CRUISE SHIPS! FREIGHTERS! No experience. High pay! See Europe, Hawaii; Australia, So. America. Winter, Summer! Send 2.75 to SEAWORLD. Box 61035, Sacramento, CA 95825. x llegal Clinic ,tof . ; , , ' Coleman, Bernholz, & Dickerson 136 ElRHsemary Street , (atx&e BtimpiJ4 call 929-0394 for appointment Some of the services available are: Uncontested Divorces. 90Q0 cost . 100.00 Separation Agreements, uncontested with limited assests Wills (simple). 35.00 Traffic Court Representation minor offenses. '125.00 DU1 (1st offense) ; 225.00 House & Land Purchases' (title examinations, review sales contract, etc.) ' 2 of purchase price plus $50 150 closing (if applicable) minimum ,.., ., I, ,.U , ,. ..,,-,.....,M. ....,.,.... ............ ,.,.,.... ,, l'1 tts. ' 5. I rounds, and O'Connell and Krener each had perfect records of three wins and no losses going into the fourth round. Tournament rules specify that team members may not compete against each other so O'Connell and Krener were declared co-champions. Other UNC team members were Galloway and Danny McKeithen, also freshmen. Other teams participating in the tournament were Wake Forest, which finished second, and UNC-G. which came in third. N.C. State was invited to participate, but did not send a team. Ingram is scheduled to return to Chapel Hill Saturday to address the South Orange Black Caucus. The two appearances will mark the fourth and fifth times Ingram has campaigned in Chapel Hill in the past three weeks. Personals - HAPPY BIRTHDAY VANESSA! Big 18. How do you feel? You're finally legal!!! Don't get too crazy tonight, remember how you feel the next morning! Love. Christine and Bob Happy Birthday Cindy! (or Linda R?) C.K. at 18 John T. at' Mayo's (Jay dances too). Love, Your Sweeties TO OUR GIRLS in Aycock. Timely Tim and Almighty Godley say tonite's the nite for cookin' something rite. Bring your ingredients for a midnite snack. TO MY WILD and crazy guy in Winston: You've got your chance go for it! Your girl in Alderman (209) MAID MARIAN OF JAMES: watch out for the furry beasts of Sherwood Forest. TO THE HIBERNATING FOXES with potential: meet me at the Old Well Wed. at 9 pm The Blond Lacrosse Player SUE ANN NIRENS: Whpop Whoop! Congratulations! This is even more exciting than Wakatomica! Good Luck always and remember to name your first born, S.A.M! BEAN Take your time, Ml be here. But remember; if only the good die young, your days are numbered. So don't take too long. HAPPY 18th PATTY J.! Hope we have many more "splishes" together, and please don't fall asleep tonight. Love always, Dennis. TO THE GREATEST TA: Tom," we know your . name is really JOE. Chemically yours, The Dim Wits of Wednesday afternoon. BUT ITCH, I thought you said the other night that was your BEST fan. NL W.L. You are the only one for me. I love you! J.W. CINDY WITH CUT FINGERS: The friend is not that special to me. I would like to get in touch with you. Mark 157 Craige. Miscellaneous NEW BIRTH! Jesus said, "That which is born of the flesh is flesh and that which is born of the spirit is spirit. Marvel not that I say to you, you must be born again." Jn 3:6,7. Full Gospel Fellowship Thursday, 7:00 pm Union. Tickets BE. A LIFhSAVERIi cle&peratdyinetfctftickets i JiicLor une.date pas'sjao.Sate, game; Will pay well. Call Marcy anytime clliy 'or night. "933 ttttf?'- NEEDED: TWO TICKETS to State game. Help two avid fans fee the game of the season for the fourth, consecutive year. Call 933-5235 anytime! BEST OFFER two good tickets UNC-Wake Forest game this Sat. CaU 929-4072. If no answer, please leave message on recording. NEEDED FOR TWO SPECIAL PEOPLE: tickets to the State-Carolina game. Location not important. Will pay well. 967-1579, keep trying. v Rides RIDE NEEDED FOR TWO to Philadelphia or nearby for fall break; will share costs and driving. Call Randy, 933-4233. RIDERS WANTED. Leave for Indianapolis early "Friday morning via Charleston, Lexington, Cincinnati, or Knoxville, Lexington, Louisville. Call Jerry, 967-5330 (or 966-1161 7-11 pm). NEED RIDE! From Charlottesville, Va. to Chapel - Hill after fall break. Can leave Monday or Tuesday,, Oct. 16-17. Share gas. Call 942-1745 after 6 pm, keep trying! Services . IMPROVE YOUR GRADES! Send $L00 for 356 page, mail order catolog of Collegiate Research. 10,250 topics listed. Box 25097-B, Los Angeles, Calif. 90025. (213) 477-8226. Wanted WILL BUY NEW and used stereo albums (Rock, Classical, Jazz, Blues, Folk, etc.) and ENTIRE COLLECTIONS. Good prices. 967-6175, leave name and number. CHANDELIER WANTED. Especially brass, crystal or exotic. Damaged chandeliers considered. Call 929-5775, keep trying. Classified info - Pick up ad forms in any classified box at alj DTH pickup spots or at DTH Office. N Return ad and check or money order to DTH Office 12:00 (noon) 1 day before the ad will run or in campus mail 2 days before. Ads must be prepaid. Rates: 25 words or less Students $1.75 Non-students $2.75 51 for each additional word $1.00 more for boxed ad or bold type Please notify the DTH Office if there are mistakes in your ad, immediately! We will only be responsible for the first ad run. Th DaMy Tar Hi puMlrt: by th DflyTr ttol Board of Director of tha Untvaratty of North CaroSna daily Monday through Friday during tha Vagutor academic yaar axcept C urlng axam parted, vacations and aummar aaaaior a. The Summer Tar Heel la published weekly on Thursday during tha Bummer sessions. Offices are at the Frank Poster Graham St'jdent Union Building, University of North Carolina Chapei Hill. N.C. 27S14. Telephone number: News, eport 983-0245, 833-0246. 933-0252, 933-0372; Business, Circulation, Advertising 933-1163. , Subscription rates: $30 par yean $15X0 per semester. 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