4The Daily Tar HeelMonday, September 8, 1980
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Union Day was designed to provide
students with a tasts of tha diversity of
the Union's programs and to sign up
anyone interested in helping p!an some of
the activities. The day featured a juggler
(bottom right), free watermelon top right),
a clown (left) and face painting (bottom
left) Photos by Matt Cooper.
We're Back in Chanel Hill
offering the best in Disco, Beach, Rock 'n' Roll & Bluegrass
E.J. & COMPANY
.Traveling Disco Complete Light and Sound Show
A Four Hour Party $JQQOO
anywhere in the city
. limits for only . . on bookings made before Sept, 30, 1980
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CONTACT EDDY HEMINGWAY-967-8871
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Public service announcements must be turned in at the box outside the DTH offices in the Carolina Union
by 1 p.m. if they are to run the next day. Each item will be run at least twice.
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ACTIVITIES TODAY
I'NC Circle K will hold iti first meeting at 7 p.m., in the
Carolina Union. All old members are asked to attend. Ask at
the Union desk for the room number. -
Delta Sigma Pi, the professional business fraternity at
UNC, will conduct rush at 7 p.m. Monday in the faculty
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International Gold And Silver Exchange
Buys Anything Made of Gold or Sterling Silver
Dental Gold, Class Rings, Wedding Bands, Gold Coins, Jewelry
Anything marked 10K, 14K, 18K, 22K, or .999 fine. We test unmarked gold.
lounge on third floor Carroll Hall. To provide practical
application and supplement class and textbook learning.
Delta Sigma Pi offers both speakers and tours to local
corporations.
The UNC Outing dub will meet in the Union at 7 p.m.
and all members are welcome.
Students who registered for parking permits this fall must
pick up their permits in the Traffic Office beginning today
through Sept. 12 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Students who
applied for Student Government hardship permits may pick
up their letters in Suite C today. A limited number of
hardship permits are still available. Call 933-3201.
Chapel Hi!) Overeaten Anonymous Meeting-will meet at 7
p.m. at the Chapel of The Cross. No dues of fees are
required. Anyone who eats compulsively may attend.
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FOR EXAMPLE
Class Rings 14K 10K Wedding Bands 18K 14K
Ex-Large (40g.) $275.20 $150.00 Ex-Large (13 g.) $89.94 $68.90
Large (34g.) 233.93 136.60 Large (10. 5g) 72.24 50.40
Medium (26g.) 178.88 98.80 Medium (7.5g.) 51.60 39.75
Small (20g.) . 137.60 76.00 Small (5. 5g.) 41.28 31.80
Mini(8g.) 55.10 30.40 Mini (3g.) 20.64 15.90
prices subject to change
PAYING CASH FOE. SILVER
Also Buying
Anything Marked
Sterling or .925
per
$1 0 oz
.999-313 oz.
Pre-1964
Silver Coins
1000
of face value
Quart ers-$2 .50
Halves-$5.00
Dollars-SlO.OO
Silver Dollars
1878-1935
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FOOD
SERVICE
PERSOMWEL
Full and Part-time
$3.25hour
Opening (or male or female, part-time, full
time, day or nite. Will train, no experience
necessary. Regular raises.
i Apply in person to Manager, McDonald's,
420 W Franklin St.. Chapel Hill.
An equal opportunity employer MF
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Open 7 Days Weekly 10 AM-7 PM Mon,
10-5 Sat. & 1-7 Sun.
Chapel Hill Holiday Inn
15-501 across from Eastgate
Room 101, 929-2171
-Fri. New Permanent Location
Open Weekly 9-6 Mon.-Sat.
Gifts. Treasures & Curiosities
112 West Franklin street. Chapel Hill
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The North CaroSaa SiodeBt Legblatiirc mecUni will meet
at 7 p.m. in 351 Hamilton Hall. Al! new member are
encouraged to come.
Jok-eekIai workshop will be offered by the Uaivenity
Placement Service at 3:00 p.m. in 209 Hanes Hall. Activities
expanding on the Skills Guide (available in 21 1 Hanes) such
as identifying skills and planning your job hunt will be
covered.
University Place meat Services will conduct an orientation
workshop for medical technology students at noon in 321
MacNider.
Ualverslty Placemeat Services will conduct an orientation
meeting for nursing students from 3 to 5 p.m. in Carrington
Hall. Please check with Student Affairs Office at the School
of Nursing for individual groups designated by that office
The ESM Ebony Readers Oars Theatre will sponsor an
Open House for all people interested in becoming members.
It will be held in th? Morrison Recreation Room. All invited.
The first CGA business meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. in
room 217 Union. Everyone invited
Delia Sigma Pi welcomes all business students to an
organizational meeting 7 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge, 3rd
floor in Carroll Hill. There will be a brief presentation
followed by a social gathering.
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UPCOMINC! EVENTS
Beerblast!!! The Yaaf Deflsecrats will opea the semester
with Wayne McDevitt, president of the North Carolina
Young Democrats, as the speaker. Free beer served
afterward, Tuesday at S p.m.
CHEC: . Contraceptive Health Education CI laic,
contraceptive information in an informal, con judgmental
discussion group. Come alone, bring your partner or friend.
Meeting begins at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Student Health Service
Building.
Study Abroad: There will be a meeting for aO students
interested in studying abroad for this year to discuss
Futbright, Marshall and Luce scholarships at 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday in 569 Hamilton Hall. If you can't come, stop by
401 Hamilton Hall for more information.
The UNC Recreation Society will have iu first meeting of
the year at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Union. All recreation
majors are invited to join in the planning of this year's
activities and enjoy refreshments and square dancing. Check
at the desk for more information.
The UNC Karate Chth will be having an introductory
meeting on Tuesday in room 217 at the Union at 7 p.m. AH
are welcome.
Yoaag Americans for Reagan and Iba New
Team Organizational meeting All interested students
who want to get involved in this year's elections, come 7:30
p.m. Wednesday in room 213 of the Union.
The Sladenl Government State Affairs Committee will
meet Tuesday in the Graham Lounge at p.m. All registered
members and interested freshmen are cordially invited to
attend.
UNC Ballroom Dance Cwb First meeting is Tuesday at
302 Woollen Gym from 7 to 1:30 p.m. New members
welcome.
The Christian Science Orgaaizaiioa will meet Tuesday at 5
p.m. in the Union. AH welcome.
Alpha EpsUoa Delta, the pre-med-pre-dent honor society
will hold its first tneejinTuesdsy at 7 P.m, in JOJenyhill
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n'. The Caroi CovrralBg Council is mceting'Tucsday at
7:30 in 213-213 Union. Be there.
ITEMS Of INTEREST
Cellar Door needs business manager ASAP. Also staff
applications for the reading boards will be available today.
Call editor David Snyder at 9334S42 or 933-C373 if you love
to Tight the CGC over budget decisions, squabble with Bull's
Head about their advertising fund 'and manipulate local
printing firms.
Cornerstone Prison Ministry regular monthly visits to
the Orange County Correctional Center, HilUborough, N.C.
The good news of Jcius Christ is shared with the Inmate
through music and fellowship. For more Information call
Mike at 929-3912.
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