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2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, January 27, 1982 Work on cancer center begins By C1IKRYL ANDERSON I)TH Staff Writer Work on a new University cancer research center building is under way and is scheduled to be finished by June 1984, Assistant Director of the Cancer Research Center H. Shelton Earp said last week. The building is being funded by $3.2 million from institutional funds, a SI. 37 million grant from the National Cancer In stitute and $3.83 million in private dona tions. The Cancer Resarch Organization now operates under the School of Medicine. But more space is needed for labs, Earp said. "One of the aims of the center and the (new) building is to promote the translation of advances in the basic sciences into ap plications in the clinical setting, both in Orange County prepares for shipment of cheese By AMY EDWARDS DTH Staff Writer The United States Department of Agriculture is giving away cheese -30 million pounds of it. The government surplus cheese would have spoiled in federal warehouses, but the USDA decided to make it available to the nation's poor. Jay P. Davis, director of food distribution for the N.C. Department of Agriculture, said recently that North Carolina's share of the process ed American and Cheddar cheese would be delivered to state warehouses in Salisbury and Butner in about a month. . The cheese will then be shipped to individual counties with distribu tion plans. County social services departments will handle storage and distribution, Davis said. North Carolina was allocated 777,760 pounds of cheese not enough to meet demand. Ninety of the state's 100 counties submitted requests for cheese totaling 1.35 million pounds, almost twice North Carolina's share. .- ' .''.. Late requests from the remaining 10 counties also will be considered, said Chuck McLendon, a spokesman for the state Department of . Human Resources. McLendon said his department recently told the N.C. Department of All Campus Bowling Leagues Siqn-llDS Jan. 25-30 Leagues Open On Tues., Wed., and Thur. Nites Play begins Tues., Feb. 2 Handicaps make it Equal for any level bowler So come on out! The Carolina Preservatjon-Hall Jazz -Band o i..Jhurs,v F:eb.i 4 8 pm Memorial Hall Tickets $5 & $6 Classified Info Return ad and check or money order to the DTH office by noon the business day before your ad is to run. Ads must be prepaid. Rates: 25 words or less Students $2.00 Non-students $3.00 5 for each additional word $1.00 more for boxed ad or boldface type Please notify the DTH office immediately if there are mistakes in your ad. We will be responsible for only the first ad rim. announcements SAIL THE BAHAMAS SPRING Break!! Includes round trip bus transportation 7 days Sailing, meals, alcoholic beverages and more! ALL FOR $449!! Call 942-SAIL now for details. We're booking up last! NOTICE: BUYING ALBUMS. 45's and cassettes cash or trade. (Good condition, please) open 7 days a week. Fair Exchange, 302 E. Main, Carrboro. Special interest in baseball cards. Buy, sell and trade any years. i1'- JAZZ DANCE AND DUKE ELLINGTON -Gus Giordano Jazz Dance Chicago will hold an open lecture-demonstration Wed., Jan. 27 in Memorial Hall at 4:00 FREE. APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED now for vice-presidential positions on the JJNC Interfratemt ty Council. Anyone interested see your IFC rep. or contact Steve Hutson in the basement of Steele Bldg. Application deadline is Tuesday: , . REMINDER: HILLEL SKI TRIP spaces (weekend of February 5th thru 7th) are going fast! Call Hillel for info. 942-4057. THERE WILL BE AN organizational meeting for all those interested In participating in the Campus Y Tutoring Program, Thursday, January 28 at 7:00 in Peabody 08. There will also be a meeting Monday, February 1 at 3:30 in Peabody 08 for those who cannot attend Thursday. APPLICATIONS FOR IFC VICE-Presidennal posi tions are now available: Rush, Publicity, Judicial, Minority and Fraternity Affairs. All Interested Greeks are urged to apply. Applications are . available in the basement of Steele Building and are due at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday. SHPE UP NOW FOR Spring Break. Dancerdze classes begin Feb. 1. Sign up and more info, is Jan. . 25-27 in the Student Union. Hurry because classes are limited. THE JOB MARKET IS TOUGHl You need an edge. Job Pro-Files offers RESUME' and INTERVIEW ING workshops at Durham YMCA 493-4502 every Monday, and Chapel Hill YMCA 942-5156 every Tuesday. Morning or night classes. Register one week In advance. ZOO NIGHT AT CZIAZY Zack's. Cone and apead your nickels oa mm. Danca to the latest ha Funk and Beach Music. ANGLICAN STUDENT FELLOWSHIP; all Interested in Mission projects remember meeting tonight at 9:00 at the Chapel of the Cross in the Conference Room! STAND UP! DEMAND YOUR voice in housing and other matters. Come and share your views, 9 p.m. Thursday In Teague basement. . terms of new therapy and in terms of new application and prevention of cancer," he said. The new Lineberger Cancer Research Center building will contain laboratory space, a library, a conference room and ad ministrative offices. It will be located behind the Faculty Laboratory Office Building between Manning Drive and King Street. The completion date for the new Walter R. Davis Library, originally September, is now undetermined because weather condi tions last week have slowed construction. "This time of year, you never know what you can do," said Selwyn N. Bryant, director of the Department of Engineering and Construction. After the new library is finished, Wilson Library will be renovated. Work on Plavmnkers Theatre includes Agriculture about the problem and that the NCDA had requested addi tional cheese allocations. If the extra cheese is not given to the state, a plan will be devised to get the available cheese to the most needy, McLendon said. . Davis said eligibility for the free cheese will be determined by the criteria used to issue food stamps. Families with one to three people will get five pounds; those with up to six people will get 10 pounds; those with up to eight people will get 15 pounds; and families with more than nine people will get 20 pounds. The government said recently that there were no additional funds to pay for the distribution and storage costs. "We're encouraging counties to use volunteers and civic and other organizational groups," said John Syria, director of the state Division of Social Services. Local officials said Orange County would store the 3,990 pounds it requested in a refrigerated truck at the -social services office in Hillsborough. Tom Ward, director of the Orange County Department of Social Services said the truck was donated by Roy Wilkerson, a local grading contractor. . ' Ward said Social Services would mail authorization forms for picking , up the cheese to all food stamp recipients. Those who want the cheese should bring the authorization forms to the Hillsborough office and pick up the cheese there. Ward said volunteers may be needed to get cheese to residents of the southern part of the county. LSAT IaCAT GaE GRE PSYCH GRE 113 GMAT DAT OCAT PCAT VAT MAT SAWDER NATL MED BDS ECFMG FLEX VQE NDB NPB I NLE EDUCATIONAL CENTER Test Preparation Specialists Since 193S Fon information, Pleas Call: 919-489-8720 ana Union J Fit, Jan. 29 8:00 pm r Memorial Hall Tickets $8 & $9 On Sale at Union Box Office BACK THEN VINTAGE CLOTHIERS, featuring Classic Chic from the '308, '40s and "50s for men & women, is having a 15 off almost everything sale. From Jan. 23 til Feb 6. Come by at 405 W. Franklin, Monday-Saturday 11 am to 5:30. WILL PURCHASE NEW and USED LPs, Cassettes, 8-tracks (Rock, Classical, Jazz, Wave, Blues etc.) and ENTIRE COLLECTIONS. Good Prices. 929-6175. 8 a.m.-12 noon, after 5 keep trying. CRAZY ZACKS NOW OPEN Thursday afternoon from 3-7 for Happy hour. Apply for membership now before we go private. THE LORELE1S WILL HOLD auditions for a second alto part In their singing group on Sunday, Jan. 31 at 3:00 pm in 206 Hill Hall. Questions? 968-1069 or 933-6103. DAZED AND CONFUSED? In a purple haze? Feel like a rolling stone? Come party as Pi Lam again present "OLD WAVE" NITE Thurs., Jan. 28. SPECIAL JIM MORRISON LOOK-ALIKE CONTEST!! KEGS! PI Lambda Phi 107 Frat Ct lost & found FOUND: BUDGET MEAL CARD on 1-19. Returned to Pine Room office. FOUND: BRACELET IN DAVIE Hall on Jan. 22. Please call 9334969 to claim. Must be able to .describe fully. FOUND: BRACELET IN DAVIE HaQ on Jan. 22. Call 9334969 to claim. Must be able to fully describe. LOST: A SMALL BLACK Umbrella in Carroll HaQ last Friday. If found please call 933-5212. BLUE NORTH FACE DOWN Coat lost at KA houaa Saturday night thm sixteenth. Contains Illinois license. PLEASE call KaBy at 933-4479 or 967-9162. FOUND: E.E. SMITH ' HIGH School ring In Morrison parking lot 12482. Identify by initials. Cafl 9334025. LOST IN UNION SNACK W Spalding Taiga Tennis Racquet" Reward Offered! Call Mickey Weaver at 933-4435. FOUND A SCARF NORTH of Union at 1:00 pm. Jan. 25. Cafl Ann 933-7716. LOST: BLUE NORTHFACE DOWN Jacket, at Purdy's, Friday, aft., Jan. 22. If found, please call Frank at 933-7847. $100REWARD. LOST A Lady's golden watch (Dugena). If found, please, call Jeannette at 967-8968. help ivanicd EARN $ 50-575 in EPA Breathing Experiments on the UNC-CH campus. Wanted: Healthy males, age 18-40, non-smokers for at least a year. For more information please call 966-1253, 8-5 Mon.-Fri. COUNSELORS. OVER 18 WHO like to have fun and make fun at unique overnight boys summer camp in Penna. Able to instruct either one of following: watersafety, waterskiing, boating, soccer, basketball, arts and crafts, rockclimbing, riSery, ham radio, rocketry, science, archery, track, tennis, golf, photography, pioneering, or general athletics. Write Camp Director. 138 Red Ramble Drive. Lafayette HiH. PA. 19444. sa j i a installing a leak-proof roof and basement, a ramp in restrooms for the handicapped and the installation of wiring, shutters and new columns. It is scheduled for comple tion by Sunday, Bryant said. Recent reports confirm that construction on the new art department building will be completed by September as planned. The " building, next to Ackland Art Museum will contain faculty offices, studios, classrooms, a library and a lecture hall. But because of the "poor availability" of some equipment, . construction on Phillips Hall, which was scheduled to be completed by this spring, will be delayed until earfy next fall, said Kurt Lent, con struction and renovation design technician. The mathematics and physics libraries will be expanded, and office space will be added. Special Interest Class Registration Wed. Jan. 26 3-7:00 p.m. Carolina Union Presentation Presents c; 1 ; Gus Giordsno Jazz-Dance Chicago Thurs., Jan. 28 8 pm Please Check Date ' Memorial Hall Tickets $5.50 & $7.50 Classified ads may be placed at the DTH Offices or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. EXCELLENT SUMMER COUNSELING OPPOR TUNITIES for men and women who are interested m serving boys and girb ages 7-16, guiding them in their physical, mental and spiritual development. .Only those persons who will dedicate their' whole hearted efforts to help each individual child develop his or her potential should apply. One must have ability to teach in one or more of our specialized activities. College students, teachers, and coaches should apply. CAMP THUNDERBIRD, located 17 miles southeast of Charlotte, N.C, is an ACA ac credited camp member, specializing in water sports (sailing, water skiing, swimming and canoeing), yet an added emphasis is placed on the land sports (general athletics, tennis, golf, archery, riflery and backpacking). Horseback riding, white-water ca noeing and tripping are extras in our excellent pro gram. For further information write or call G. William Qimer. Jr., Director, Camp Thunderbird, Route 7, Box 50, Clover. S.C, 29710 (803-831-2121). IMMEDIATE OPENINGS-MUST HAVE pleasant telephone voice. Contact Country Club Shores, Monday-Friday 3-9. 493-5984. SPANISH 4 TUTOR NEEDED immediately. Help a senior to graduate. Please call 967-1693. Thank you! JOBS IN ALASKA! $800-2000 monthly! AL1 fields Parks, fisheries, oil industry and more! 1982 employer listings, information guide. $4.95 Alasco, P.O. Box 60152. Sunnyvale, CA 94088. for sale ROOM FOR SALE IN Morrison for a female. For additional information call 968-1261. FOR SALE MEN'S DINGO boots, 9Vi D. Tan leather, stitching on toe and top-boot. Never been worn! $60.00 in store. Seif'for $40.00. Call 968-0508. EHRINGHAUS MALE ROOM CONTRACT for sale. Reduced rate. Room 629. Call 933-6543 for information. TWO GOOD GENERAL ADMISSION BB tickets to State-UNC game. Call 968-1341 after 6. ATTENTION: OFF CAMPUS FEMALES! Eringhaus contract for sale at a discount! Call Alease, 967-9607. NAUTILUS FITNESS CONTRACT FOR sale: 6 months for $100. Cost $150. Call 933-1816 ark for Mark. LIMITED SUPPLY DESIGNER FASHIONS "at Factory Cost. Blouses, sweaters, denim and wool skirts, some men's sweaters. Mostly large sizes. Cash, check, layaway welcome.' Kim. 933-4443. NEW 20-WATT SPEAKERS FOR sale. Cost me $175, yours for $140. Both in excellent (new) condition. 933-5129 all between 10 and 11 pm. OLDE CAMPUS CONTRACT FOR Sale. Manly 2nd floor. Available Immediately. Call 967-5993. Ask for Jim. First call, first served. GUITAR FOR SALE. Eptohone FT-130. Good condition. $125.00 wcase. Call Morris Haywood 942-1418. services MR. ICS MUSIC SHOW features disc Jockey playing rock, funk, oldies, beach, and your requests for any size party. Call 942-5293. SlOOfour hours. Manager's talk to begin series about planning 0 By SONJA PAYTON DTH Staff Writer ; Orange County Manager-Kenneth Thomp son will lecture on planning at 1 p.m. today in New East Hall. Thompson, county manager since October, will speak on "Background Experiences of the Orange County Manager in Planning." The new manager said he was experiencing "a period of introduction" in many areas, although his past job experience includes being management and budget analyst for Dekalb County in Georgia and manager in Burke County for the last two years. All the speakers in the series are new to Orange County, said Shirley Weiss, professor of city and regional planning. Weiss, who coordinates speaking programs for the department, said department members worked closley with pfficals downtown. The sessions will give the new administrators a chance to familiarize themselves with the department and its students. - The talks will be brief, and informal and open to the public. They should be of interest to. students in a variety of major fields, in cluding political science, economics and sociology, because they will cover such sub jects as housing employment and jobs, she said. " ... The series will also feature lectures by Richard Hunter, Carrboro town manager; David Taylor, Chapel Hill town manager, and Jesse White, executive director of Southern Growth Policies Board. ' m m vCc0PGCIC3LIGD 1 C HELP WANTED Interested in making money with your favorite hobby? Use your photo graphic skills to earn very good pay, part time several evenings a month. If you feel that you are very soci able, have your own trans portation and " have a 35mm camera, then give us a call. '.n.-; ;.). j Box -3600 'r CHAPEL HILL, NC 27514 919-967-9576 SCUBA DIVING INSTRUCTION: FINISHED by Spring Break! M. W nights 8-11 CH YMCA $100 mem, $110non. Feb. 27-March 3. Open water dives in Florida March 6, 7. CaB YMCA 942-5156 or Water WorU 383-1186 for details. ' SAND ELL DANCE STUDIO Ronnie fSue MandeL Director-Member Professional Dance Teachers Association. New classes for adults beginning Mon., Feb. 1: JAZZ with Rosemary Howard, AEROBICS with Marsha Winstead. BEGINNING BALLET with Ronnie Sue MandeJ. BALLET AND TAP. Begin ning, Intermediate & Advanced Join classes already in session. 1717 Legion Road. Village Office Park behind Hotel Europa. 942-5512 or 929-7304. RUSSIA! FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY $1390. Includes: RT Airfare NY-Moscow, meals, double-room with shower, transfers, museums, Kiev, Yalta, Lenningrad, Moscow. July 24-August 7. 1982 call (704) 859-9573. After 6 pm. Limited space, deposits due March 1st or write Drawer 640 Tryon, NC 28782. for rent AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: one bedroom apart ment, carpet and drapes, appliances, central air, pooL Adults only. On busline 404 Jones-Ferry Rd. Call GREENBELT APTS. 929-3821 for appoint ment 10 AM-6 PM. DOWNTOWN PARKING SPACE FOR rent. Two minutes walk to campus. $22.50 per month. Call 929-6577. AS CLOSE AS YOU'LL ever get to campus! Secluded house plus your own room on W. Rosemary St Will split first months rent Help! Cheap! 968-4700. miscellaneous TOM ROBINSON'S SEAFOOD. If s the season for oysters and clams In the shell, scallops & fish. 300 W. Rosemary St Open Thurs.-Sat, 942-1221. Ample free parking. SPECIAL HE'S NOT HESS offers Happy - tUut prices on Ber every Monday from 5pm ' nniil dosing. GO BAHAMAS! ONLY. $419! Trip includes: RT transportation CH Miami on keg-equipped bus, RT airfare. Miami-freeport, luxury accommoda tions for 7 nights, tropical drink mbdng course, cocktail party, glass bottom boat tour and more! Plane leaves March 6 at 12:45 and returns March 13. Call 933-5253 3-6 pm or after 11. Deposit due Feb. 25. CaU today! roommates TWO FEMALES LOOKING FOR one or two other females to room with us starting May. Call 933-0421 if you need roommates. ROOMMATE " NEEDED FOR THE immediate occupancy of pur Royal Park Apartment Has laundry facilities, pool, clubhouse, etc your own bedroom. Only $150 month can 933-4823 today. WS odd Top Soviet ideologist dies MOSCOW (AP)-The death of ICremfin ideologist Mikhail Andreycvich Suslov, a powerful member of the Soviet Union's ruling Politburo, has left a void in the aging leadership already plagued by growing problems at home and abroad. Soviet television reported Tuesday that the 79-year-old Suslov died the previous afternoon, four days after suffering a stroke. He will be buried in Moscow's Red Square beside other famous communists, the broadcast said. Suslov was known in the West as a powerful but mysterious man who work ed closely with Soviet President Leonoid L. Brezhnev, now 75. To his coun trymen, Suslov was the guiding ideologlist of the Soviet Communist Party, which dominates every aspect of Soviet life. Priest fights sexless marriage CHICAGO (AP)-Larry Bonvallet, bound to a wheelchair, says he can have a good marriage without sexual intercourse. But the Catholic Church says if he is impotent, a priest cannot perform the wedding. "We have a certain understanding of what marriage involves," including sexual relations, said the Rev. James Nowak, deputy chief justice of the mar riage tribunal of the Diocese of Joliet. "If someone is not capable of that land of relationship, he's not capable of marriage," Nowak said. "All we are doing is expressing the law of nature. "We're just saying this is what is considered an essential part of a relation ship." But Bonvallet, who was paralyzed after a fall five years ago, said he disagreed when he talked with Nowak. Job interviews to be held The following employers and graduate school representatives will be on campus to discuss job . . opportunities and academic , programs on the dates indicated. , Students can sign up for appointments with these representatives eight days ahead of the visit in the Placement Office, 211 Hanes Hall. A resume is necessary at the time a student signs up for an interview. This is put in the folder accom panying the signup sheet. Feb. 1 First Computer Services (Subsidiary of First Union Corporation) Cherry, Bekaert & Holland CPAs Duvall County Schools Management Cybernetics Anne Arundel Schools " Union Texas Petroleum Allied Corporation First Citizens National Security Agency' Feb. 2 First Citizens National Security Agency NCR Corporation Hewlett-Packard Company Castner Knott Company WE ALSO OFFER x:r -"V r umctservice -!v 4 University Square 968-4936 X VI WE X 14? 1 sr ATcnnixco r) r t g fcj All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before publication. ROOMMATE WANTED SHARE FUR NISHED 2 bedroom apt. 10 minute walk from campus. AO you md Is your bedroom furniture. $125 plus half utilities. For mora info call 967-3554. - FEMALE WANTED TO SHARE two-bedroom Carrboro house with one other female student 1.5 miles from campus on bus line, $160. Non-smoker, please. Call 929-6220, after 5 pm. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED NOW to share Foxcroft Apt $93.75 per month plus V utilities. Can 968-0050 for information. Ask for Mark. ROOMMATE WANTED TO SHARE 3 BEDROOM house with two grad students. On busline. Easy biking distance to campus. Rent $150. Can 929-1576. Available Feb. wanted FEMALE COMMpTTNG! STUDENT FROM Raleigh needs .occasional place to stay ovemite in Chapel Hill. Willing to pay reasonable price. 876-3961 after 4;Q0 pm; H : ' ."'Wt;'- THREE TICKETS TO THE Wake-UNC basketball game fat Greensboro. Call Pam 967-3480. ......... WEED 5 TICKETS TO Georgia Basketball game IMau also buv" smaller group of tickets. Call (933-4018 or 967-2404 keep trying. ATTENTION1 PEPSI TEAM CAP Collectors! I will pay $100.00 to anyone for their AFC Baltimore Colts botdecap! Can John 929-3122 CaU Immediately! WANTED: ONE' OR TWO tickets for N.C. State basketball game. Call Clay at 942-6033. TULED OF LIVING ON campus? Sell m your Connor, Alexander, or Winston contract for this semester, (female). Call 967-5159 afternoons. NEED TWO STUDENT TICKETS to NCSU game. Need not be together willing to pay top dollar please help me out Call 933-1665 ask for Doug. NEED TWO TICKETS TO N.C State game. Jan. 30 call 933-4412 and ask for Harry. Will pay reasonable price. . rides RIDE DESIRED DAILY FROM Durham (Broad Street between Carver and Stadium) to campus. Arrive 8 am, leave 5 pm (flexible). 477-6961 after 6 pm. Win pay generously! I NEED A RIDE this weekend! AshevGle Hendersonvflle area. Can leave late Thursday or anytime Friday. CaU Suzanne 967-6017. NEED RIDE TO YANCEY county or anywhere tai Asheville area Friday win split gas 942-2499. personals DEAR HANK. Just had to teH ya again that Tm ready crazy about ya. Lots of love. Kar Kar. ojrsn L&)U-U Meredith College Paralegal Program ' Exxon Feb. 3 Benson, Bultman, King & Palmer CPAs The Hartford Insurance Croup Conoco Inc. Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Company U.S. Insurance Group (Crum & Forster) Hallmark Cards Inc. J.P. Stevens & Company Inc. 1 Deloitte Haskins & Sells Feb. 4 Deloitte Haskins A Sells Weyerhaeuser Company Aetna Life & Casualty Siecor Corporation Date General Holiday Inns Feb. 5 Springs Mills Inc. Duke University Medical Center High Point Public Schools Aetna Life & Casualty Sperry Systems Management Weyerhaeuser Company Superior Oil Just opened. . . HATTIE'S ROOM Experienced Iii Alterations & Dressmaking 412 W. Franklin St. (Across from McDonald's) -r 929-6236 WAHRIE: A TOAST TO Saint Bruce, how to make love stay, HAH, intensification, (before, during, in between and after) Monopoly and "total annhiliation" Us? Intimidating? I guess you had to be there. Happy 22nd! Love & Affection Beegui SNEAK AWAY! Ski all day and come home to cuddle up by the fireside In secluded hideaways in the Great Smokies. $40 for 2 people, $45 for 4 nitely. Mountain Brook Cottages. US 441 South, Sylva, N.C 704-586-4329. STUD ENT-AT-LARGE POSITION open ou Tb DaOy Tar Heal Board of Directors. Interest and knowledge of financial man agement desirable. Sea Linda or Rejaanns in tna DTH office for applica tion. Harry position must be fSlsa'sooul DEAR TAMMY AND SONNY, I hope you have a very beautiful 1st Anniversary. Please enjoy your selves and be forever happy. Love you both always, Karen. COKN MATTHEWS PLEASE coma by DTHOfacell ALL INTERESTED MALES A new greek option: mega mega mega tri-meg. Organizational meeting to be announced. DAVID, MY HEART AND I stffl agree, you're the only one for me. 111 always love you even if you don't send me a personal! Tammy. '' DEAR ZETA PLEDGES. The time is nearing and soon youll be. Real live Sisters for ETERNITY. Up to now you've seen Just a glimpse of what true SISTERHOOD brings. And with it all comes LOVE, -the GREATEST of ell things." CONGRATULATIONS PLEDGES fl ZETA LOVE, (SECRET SISTER) DR. WENSH, LETS HAVE a great semester nd matter the molecules will fight with. Have a happy. and smiley day! You deserve id R.P. HARRISON-I COULDNT HOLD out any longer. Gracias for your thoughtfulness:' the flowers, picnic, candlelite dinner, and those wine kisses. Keep up the good work. Maybe some American men ore romantic after all?! Cheryl. MELISSA AD UD DELL FROM WESTERN Carolina, if you made It to UNC how about giving me a can my number is 942-5933 Wally Eastiand. HANK, TWAS A WALK in the moonlight and nothing was more, frightning or Scary than your rath at the door, forgive us! Fair and nook Hank, we knew not what we were doing! Big Bud. DEAR TAMMY, THANKS FOR the most wonderful year of my life. May aU the rest be ever better. My love is yours, forever. Love,. David. ONLY IN CHAPEL HILL CAN a girl win a pageant crown while dressed in sheets, towels, or goodwill fashions! Congratulations to the contestants and to our new "MlssK.-B. Love, The Queen Mother. MACHO MODEL Seeking models for PLAYGIRL type nhotos for planned publication featuring collegiate models. Modest fee paid. If Interested write: Mtrkland Photo, Box 6066, Tallahassee. Fla. 32301.