2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, February 3. 1982
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NCAE strive to further its political involvement
By TAMMY DAVIS
Di ll SUIT Writer
The North Carolina Association of
Educators recently held a political action
workshop in Raleigh to raise political
campaign funds and make the organiza
tion more influential in state and local
politics.
NCAE President John Wilson said he
was pleased with interest in the three-day
workshop. "Teachers have come to rea
lize that issues we support are political
issues that are decided by politicians on
both a state and local level," he said.
Wilson said there had been a move
ment toward imposing politics on the
state's education system. "If we're going
to win these issues, we're going to have to
get politically involved and put good peo
ple in office," he said.
As part of its efforts to become more
involved, NCAE established political ac
t
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TONIGHT A representative from
Xerox Corp will speak on:
'Careers in Marketing Management
;uu pm i-i rxew Carroll
Informal Reception Following
Sponsored by Association
Special Fast Lunch
(from 11 am weekdays, 12 boon weekends.)
$2.64
Comprehensive Dinner Menu (from 5 pm 7 days a week)
All ABC Permits Take-Out-Service
132 W. Franklin St. across from Univ. Square S57-6133
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Th& Carolina Union Presents. . .
PRKfeRVAflbN HALL JAZZ BAND
Thurs., Feb. 4 8:00 pm Memorial Hall
Tickets $6.00 at the Union Box Office
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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 fast!
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.
VALENTINE PERSONALS ONLY $1.75
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ruary sixth at the Carolina Union. Entry fee is
$2.00 Prizes donated by ScoaL Happy Days,
and Coppenhagen. Sign up at the Union.
HELP US! PREPARE UNDERACHIEVING high
school students in the Chapel Hill area for college
through our tutoring program. We tutor in Green
law Building on the UNC campus on some Satur
days and you may be able to help us in local high
schools during the week too! If you want more infor
mation concerning salary and such and are
interested, please call Cheryl Hollar at 962-1281.
We are looking forward to hearing from you!
FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS.
SENIORS.. .Learn about your business
opportunities. Attend Careers Week. Representa
tives from Castner Knott, Burlington Ind., and
K ox Corp. will speak on different aspects of the
b iipss world. Feb 1st thru Feb. 3rd. 7 pm, T-l
t -i Orroll Sponsored by Association of Business
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LAN NOW FOR THE Carolina Union's
AU-Night Birthday Bash coining Friday.
Feb. 5. Sign np for mud wrestling. Air
Guitar Contest, at the Union Desk, and
don't forget your Ruble's Cube!
PICK UP YOUR MONEY or books at the APO
Complex if you haven't already done so. Feb. 8 is
the last day. Get yours soon.
CAROLINA VICTORY CELEBRATION:
Late-NHc. AU-Nhc Party at Slg Ep House
tonlte afeer the Heels 'trounce Virginia.
Support your local beer store (3YOS)
WILL PURCHASE NEW AND USED LP's, Cas
settes. 8-Tracks (Rock. Classical, Jazz, Blues, Wave
etc.) and ENTIRE COLLECTIONS. Good Prices.
Call 929-6175. 8 a.m. -12 noon. After 5 Keep Try-ing.
tion committees at every school in the
state. "We're also matching registration
lists with membership to see that our
members are registered to vote," Wilson
said.
"February is our fund-raising month,"
Wilson said. "There are 44,000 members,
and we're asking each to contribute $10.
That's $440,000. Our goal is to get half
that amount."
Getting teachers to contribute is a pro
blem, he said. "Teachers aren't good per
ceptors. They say they can't contribute
because they're poorly paid and they've
been 'done bad,' " he said. "If they con
tribute their share, then maybe we can
elect people who will see that they are
'done good.' "
Most of NCAE's interest is in state
General Assembly elections, Wilson said.
"We're working to get good candidates
and re-elect valuable incumbents."
He said the teachers' concern usually
Week
of Business Students
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Tontte at Crazy Zacks Zoo Night 5 draft
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DESPERATELY NEED WITNESS-If you saw the
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tan Honda, please call Mimi at 967-7155 or leave
message at 968-4456.
Tramontes Deli and Game Room is
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Country Shopping Ctr. Big Hogies Hot Bin
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in brown case. Call 966-1157 or 967-1157. Leave
message.
LOST JAN. 27 SILVER CHAIN with ivory pendant
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results from frustration or crisis. "That's
why we're trying to change attitudes."
"The teachers who attended the work
shop were very enthusiastic," he said.
"I've never seen the attitude quite as sup
portive." Karon Bush, a teacher at Chapel Hill
High School and an active member of the
Chapel Hill Political Action Committee,
was the only Orange County representa
tive at the workshop, but said she thought
the weekend was beneficial.
"There is no limit to political potential
in education," Bush said. "We've been
referred to as a sleeping giant, and it's
time we overcame that."
Bush said speakers at the workshop in
cluded N.C. Attorney General Rufus Ed
mis ten, political consultant Jim Goff and
chairmen from both state political par
ties. "Rufus Edmisten got a lukewarm re
sponse ... (Democratic Party Chairper
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Thursday is THE night at Stephen's!!!
Half-price cover charge with dinner!!!
No cover charge for 11 p.m. show!!!
(Thursdays only, beginning February 11th, 1982!
And look at what's happening at After All!
New expanded menu day & night! New Happy Hour 4-7 every day!
Great entertainment & no cover charge! Open till 1 a.m.!
Wed.-Sat., Feb. 3-7 An open jam session with Carol Sloane!!!
Join this special party from 4-7 p.m. as the area's finest
musicians join the great lady of jazz four afternoons only!
Opening Thursday, February 11th, in the supperclub
Miss Susannah
week after week, the best
after all.
Classified ads may be placed at the DTH Offices or mailed
to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514.
CHILD CARE WANTED Mature and loving male
graduate student for In-home supervision for eight
year old boy after school (2:30) through dinner in
Chatham development. Call 933-8405 after 9 pm.
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Business Manager applications, either as team
tickets or individual applicants, are due Febru
ary 4. 5 pm Box 13 Carolina Union. Interviews
Feb. 8 & 9 at 5 pm.
COULD YOU USE AN EXTRA $50-$75? Healthy,
non-smoking males, age 18-40 needed as subjects
in paid EPA Breathing experiments on the UNC-CH
campus. For more info please call 966-1253, 8-5,
Mon-Fri.
for sale
EHRINGHAUS FEMALE CONTRACT FOR Sale.
Buy now in time for next year's lottery! DISCOUNT.
CaB Alease 967-9607.
SMITH CORONA ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER for
sale mint condition $200. Durham phone.
544-7152.
FOR SALE BY OWNER very nice 3 br, 2 bath
home 1521 sq. ft. UvRm DRm FRm wFP with
woodshop. Assume loan at 14 $72,500. Call
942-7167 PMs. '
SCIENCE FICTION SALE over 1000 titles! The
Book Cellar. Can Mill MaO. AND many other used
paperbacks to browse through. Monday Satur
day 10:00-6:00. Phone 929-7264.
FOR SALE: BASS GUITAR W CASE Gibson
Grabber, Excellent Cond.. Blond wood grain. Ask
ing $225-Call 967-3749 .after 6:30 PM ask for
Tanyss.
services
WOOTEN JEWELERS IS PROUD to announce
wholesale jewelry in Chapel Hill. 14K gold 35 off
' diamonds 30 off. Call Tony Smith at 933-4305 for
details.
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page. CaB 942-1067 anytime.
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: 859-9573 after 6 pm. Limited space, deposits due
March 1st or write Drawer 640. Tryon. NC 28782.
tides
RIDE NEEDED DESPERATELY TO Charlottes
ville Va. this coming weekend. Will help pay gas.
Cafl ABam 929-6504.
RIDE NEEDED TO NEW ORLEANS MARDI Gras
weekend. WiD share gas costs. Cafl Kim 933-6443.
WASHINGTON: RIDERS WANTED from Wash
ington to Chapel HiB this weekend. Can fit your
schedule. If interested please cal 933-2603. Ask for
Jeff. Keep trying. '
son) Janice Faulkner was very good ...
Goff held a very informative session,"
Bush said.
She also spoke favorably of NCAE
President John Wilson. "Wilson is po
litically astute ... the most politically ac
tive of ficer we have. He has a good track
record," she said.
Bush said there were no drawbacks to
the workshop. "It's a question of a con
tinual necessity to be involved politically,"
she said. "We're not going to win any
battles if we don't get involved."
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for rent
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: one bedroom apart
ment, carpet and drapes, appliances, central air,
pool. Adults only. On busline 404 Jones-Ferry Rd.
CaB GREENBELT APTS. 929-3821 for appoint
ment 10 AM-6 PM.
PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE Two blocks
from campus, $23.00 a month, call 942-4161.
miscellaneous
FLY TO THE BAHAMAS Spring Break with the
University Travel Club. Only $249.00. Includes,
round trip air-fore, beach front hotels, and much
more! Call 933-4612.
"PARTY BUS TOURS" Presents: Daytona
Beach Florida ' spring break: includes
kegs mnsic on the bns. 1st class
accommodations S days7 nights at the
hwnrions Mayan Inn Oceanfront rooms
only $215. Call Sandy Lewis Susy
Schmltzer days 942-8528 evening
967-5292.
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 mixing course,
cock tad 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. Call today!
BAHAMAS FOR SPRING BREAK $289, round trip
airfare, 7 nights accommodations, taxes and trans
fers, also many extras, no hidden costs, call Nick
929-6567 after 6:00.
roommates
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED FOR Kingswood
Apts. lfi rent and utilities. On L bus route. Call
929-4388. Keep trying!
LIBERAL FEMALE TO SHARE Stratford Hills Apt.
$149 a month. Call Leslye at 967-7759 anytime.
MATURE CONSIDERATE FEMALE SEEKS same
'for nice' duplex in Carrboro. Must like cats and
smokers. Great location on C busline, furnished
except for your room. $117.50 and xh utilities. Call
942-3173.
wanted
SURFBOARDS. CASH FOR BOARDS, long or
short, old or new. 929-6410. usually after 6.
WE WANT TO BUY THREE tickets to the
Wake-UNC basketball game Feb. 17. Please
call if you have tickets to SELL! Call Pam at
967-3480. .
WANTED: THREE TICKETS TO EITHER PER
FORMANCE of The Best Little Whorehouse in Tex
as on Sunday Feb. 21 in exchange for three tickets
to the performance on Sat. Feb. 20 at 4:00. Call
933-3123 or 933-5197.
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Plane hijacked to Cuba; all safe
MIAMI (AP) A man who said he was carrying flammable liquid hijacked
an Air Florida Boeing 737 jetliner carrying 77 people Tuesday and forced it to
fly to Havana, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
It was the first successful hijacking in the United States in more than six
months.
FA A spokesman Fred.Farrar said the hijacked plane was Air Florida Flight
710, which had left Miami about 2:40 p.m. and was bound for Key West.
The plane carried 72 passengers, including the hijacker, and a crew of five.
No injuries were reported.
The following employers and graduate school representatives will be on campus to discuss job oppor
tunities and academic programs on the dates indicated.
Students can sign up for appointments with these representatives eight days ahead of the visit in the Place
ment Office, 21 f Hanes Hall. A resume is necessary at the time a student signs up for an interview. This is
put in the folder accompanying the signup sheet. -
DATE ORGANIZATION
Feb. 8 Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
Company
Harris Composition Systems Division
Union Underward Company, Inc.
Chemical Bank
CG Aetna Insurance Company . '
Irving Trust Company
First Union National Bank
Feb. 9 Irving Trust Company
First Union National Bank
Black & Decker
W.S. Peebles & Company
Lee County Schools
Northern Telecome, Inc.
Digital Equipment Company
Lynchburg Public Schools
Feb. 10 Black & Pecker
Bank of North Carolina
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All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by
12 (noon) one business day before publication.
NEED TWO OR MORE TICKETS to Georgia game
in Greensboro. Will pay well. Call 933-4018 or
967-2404 and keep trying.
personals
JULIA KIM-PLEASE come by the Daily
Tar Heel Office!
UNC SPECIAL FRIEND HAVING a birthday? For
a novel (and delicious) gift, give himher a
personally decorated cookie-cake. Your design or
.ours. Small fee for deliveries to UNC campus. Call
the Cookie Factory at Northgate Mall for details.
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD live at Crazy
Zack's Thursday Night Feb. 4th 25C Draft
7-10 come early, a crowd is expected.
THE PERFECT VALENTINE GIFT Only
$1,751 This special rate is for Valentine
Personals (25 words or less) to appear in
the DTH Feb. 12. Deadline is Wednesday,
Feb. 10. Do yon care enough to send the
very best? . .
GAMBLER'S SALE ON BELT buckles, strips and
earrings. Draw your discount "from a hat" and save
from 5-100. Sale ends February 15. Call Tommy
Wallace at 968-0221. Keep trying!
TO 2ND FLOOR CONNOR, spedncally the
Snooper from Dallas, Disco Rich and Mortality,
"Hell Hath No Fury Like A Woman Spied Upon."
Warning! signed Mata Hari, Lucrecia Borgia, Cath
erine de Medici.
OKAY GIRLS, I heard yall were over the 42nd
street "Players" on Friday night so here is our sug
gestion! Let's have our new "Miss K.-B." and "Patsy
Lynn". Twirl onto the stage and show those queens
how Chapel Hill girls perform!.
Love, The Queen Mother and Mary Margaret
Happy 19th Lynn! Uphold the 4th floor tradi
tion and party hard (isn't that our primary ob
jective?) We love yal Love, Robin, Teresa,
Pant, and Amy.
VALENTINES DAY IS APPROACHING. Show
your sweetheart your feelings through your favorite
poem written in calligraphy. Call Lucy 933-0149.
Prices depend on length of poem.
SLUG'S RESTAURANTS, This year enjoy
twenty dinners, pay for only ten. Member
ship cost is $40.00. Expires' Dec 182
and is transferrable. This is a limited of
fer. Information call 942-4132 ext-185.
CONGRATULATIONS DELTA PHI EPSILON OF-FICERS-New
& Old. We look forward to a great
year under our inspired leadership. Make it the best
year yet!
SEND A CARNATION to a friend! We deliver to
any dorm on campus, $1.00. Selling on Feb. 4,
10. 11, in Union.
MANY. MANY THANKS to the person who found
my bus pass and returned it to the Union Desk! 1 ap
preciated it very much. Melissa Moore.
GREG, Happy 21st. I hope Virginia and North
Carolina always get together on this day. Ill
keep my fingers crossed for 40 bases. Love,
Lindsay.
DATE ORGANIZATION
Chesterfield County Public Schools
Keller Mfg. Company
John Hancock Mutual
. Fidelity Union Bancorporation
Feb. 11 Black Decker
Duke Power Company
Sharrard, McGee & Co., P.A.
Westvaco Corporation
Dixon, Odom & Co., CPA'S .
Naval Surface Weapons Center
Feb. 12 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company
Central Intelligence Agency
Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
The South Carolina National Bank
Huntington National Bank
Ernst & Whinney
Brittain, Gilbert & Associates
Virginia Beach Public Schools
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The day you have awaited is finely here, so now you
don't have to drink Just beer. And we can drink real
cheer!
Happy Birthday Anne
HAS ANYONE SEEN S or T ? If you see them,
please send them to 324Vi Teague. Chewser.
ED H. Did you get abused by Kellie "Brute" Satur
day night? Better learn to handle those wild women!
Lessons on bus with cheap sunglasses.
TAMMY, We know you're aging fast and will soon
be on whafs left of Social Security. Happy boithdey
frum yer edtor annde yer weerd formr co-werkir.
TO MIKE. DAVID. JOHN AND SCOTT, Thanks
for being our strangers. We had a wonderful time! L,
A, C and N.
EVERYBODY ASK THE NEW PANHEL
PRESIDENT How life is in the Fasslane! Con
gratulations Bonnie Fass! Love your Zeta Sis
ters. TALL. DARK AND HANDSOME DRUMMER in
Pep Band: Was it my imagination or were we ex
changing glances at State game? If interested & un
attached, respond here. EVG.
Vickie and Gaye and everyone else in Reli
gion 27. The exam is soon bat the Paul Stoo
key concert Is even sooner. 8 p.m. Friday,
Memorial Hall: Be There. Aloha! Norm.
MYRA A. AND MARY R: Foxy Phoenix Center
folds! You and Phi Mu are looking good!
BONNIE F: Congratulations Fastiane. on being the
new president of PANHEL! We love you. the Zeta
pledges and sisters.
TO THE GUY IN HISTORY 77 who lives in Man-'
gum and has P.E. on Monday and Wednesday at
2:00. Am interested in meeting you. Reply DTH.
Fascinated.
HEY DEA I guess moons don't get older they just
get brighter. Happy Birthday to the only moonface I
know! Here's to one syllable sentences. Dreams of
the Beach and oysters. Love you lots Fash.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY NANCY! How does it
feel to be legs'? I hope yon have a great
year. Love, Chuck.
3 PRESIDENT OF THE WHITE HOUSE (where
the action is): Good Luck on your first interview!
Just don't burp Love Presidents 1 and "2.
CRAIGE-JOHN CAST IS YOUR ACADEMIC Lt.
Governor. Let him know what programs, speakers,
and classes are just right for your area.
WHY IS TED KOINIS IMPORTANT TO STOW?
Because he Is your Academic Lt. Governor and has
great ideas for your area. Check it out today!
There once was a gal Betty Lou
Cloggin' and Joggin' she'd do
Today she turned twenty
Her friends love her plenty
And she's Willie's Buddy toot
Happy Birthday, Betty Lou, and
MAANY Happy Returns! Love, Candace, Carol,
Judy. Beth, and Tonya.
A. J. ROSSABI: Happy Birthday to my number 1! I
love you. Love, Judi.
JJ, you are my "singer" of songs and teller of "tales."
But best of aO my one and only. Happy Anniversary!
I love you. Gail.
Ills name is JUNIUS.
They caS him Stud.
The first name's given,
the second's in bU blood!
Well, does that surprise you?!