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2The Daily Tar HeelFriday, March 19
UNC Christians
to host dinner
The United Christian Fellowship at
UNC will hold its sixth annual spring ban
quet at 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 20 in
Great Hall. The Rev. J.R. Manley will be
the keynote speaker.
Manley is president of the General Bap
tist State Conventions, and also serves as
pastor for the First Baptist and Hickory
Grove Baptist churches in Chapel Hill.
Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for
children. Dress is semi-formal. Call Debbie
Logan at 933-4988 for more information.
Try our other luncheon
specials, too!
208 W. Franklin St. 942-5149
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SALEM COLLEGE
SUMMER SCHOOL COURSES
June 28-July 29
For complete schedule, write or call:
Director of Summer School, Salem College
Winston-Salem, N.C. 27108 (919) 721-2631
ROYAL PARK
APARTMENTS
Chapel Hill, Durham and the Research
Triangle Park are all within easy access.
Bright, modern one and two bedroom
garden plans offer a pleasant hillside loca
tion. Air conditioned, equipped kitchen,
swimming pool, tennis and laundry
facilities. 500 Highway 54 Bypass. Phone
967-2231 today! Model apartment fur
nished by Metrolease. Cable television
available. Rental office open Mon.-Fri.
9-6,
ON THE BUSLINE
KINGSWOOD
APARTMENTS
First-rate location on the 15-501 Bypass
Spacious one and two bedroom garden
plans offer carpet, air conditioning and
modern kitchen. Swimming for your en
joyment , laundry facilities for your con
Venience.il05T .Highway 54 Bypass.
Phone 967-2231 todayi Model apartment
furnished by Metrolease. Rental office
open 9-6 Mon.-Fri., Cable television
' ON THE BUSLINE
BOOKER CREEK
TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS
Townhouse luxury in a beautiful, residen
tial setting. Optimum location for Chapel
Hill, Durham and all the Research
Triangle area. Featuring two bedrooms,
IV2 baths and dishwasher. Air con
ditioned, of course. Enjoy swimming and
handy laundry facilities. 2525 Booker
Creek Road. Phone 967-2231 today!
Model apartment furnished by Met
rolease. Rental office open 9-6 Mon.-Fri.,
" Cable television available.
ON THE BUSLINE
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CLUB FOOTBALL PRACTICE IS scheduled
throughout the week from 5:30-7 on E-Haus Field.
Come by practice if you want to play this spring or
call 967-4450 or 933-6361 for info.
JOIN HILLEL FOR 3RD Annual Weekend Retreat
on Kerr Lake. March 26th thru 28th. Students
participating from campuses in Virginia and
Carolina. For info. 942-4057.
RAMS BAR AND GAME ROOM now open!
Ilappy hoar Tuesday and Thursdays 6-9 25
draft. Ladles night Wednesday night Free
Beer for the ladies 7-9. Neat dress required.
510 West Franklin Street across from Chapel
1123 Newspaper. 4:30-1 Monday-Saturday.
INTERESTED IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT?
Applications are available . in Suite C until
March 25 for ten Area Co-ordinator positions
for the Executive Liaison Program. Interviews
win be March 25-26.
DON PRENTISS. WITH NC Bar Asso., will speak
to the Pre-Law Club Thurs.. 318, 3:30 p.m. in 202
Union. Everyone interested is welcome to attend.
ATTENTION STUDENTS! THE NEW edition of
Southern Part of Heaven, SCALTs housing guide, is
now available at Suite B, Union Desk and the
housing department in Carr Building.
STUDENT FILM NIGHT APRIL 5. Filmmakers
interested in submitting super 8 or 16mm works
should pick up entry forms at the Union Desk and
submit them by March 22.
WOMEN PLAY RUGBY! Watch us ruck on Keedy
Creek Rugby Club this Saturday, 11:30 am on
Hinton James Field. A SPECTACULAR MATCH!!
1982
Health service
lengthens hours
In an effort to be more accessible, Stu
dent Health Service will be open from 9
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day starting Thurs
day, March 25. Operation hours are now
from 9 a.m. to noon and 2-4 p.m.
While SHS will remain open throughout
the day, the office will be only partially
staffed during lunch hours from 1 1:30 a.m.
to 2:30 p.m. Students will get the best at
tention from 9 until 1 1:30 a.m. Service will
end at 4:30 p.m. every day, but emergency
service will still be available at all times.
The change is in response to a survey of
students taken by SHS last spring.
Buy any size !
Pizza get
an oilier one
of equal or
less value
FREE
UNIVERSITY LAKE
APARTMENTS
Great location. Real value. No kids. Mod
ern one bedroom plans in a lively all-adult
community. Carpeting, air conditioning
and pool. Laundry facilities on premises.
200 Barnes St. Phone 967-2231 today!
Model, apartment furnished by Met
rolease. Cable television available. Ren
tal office open Mon.-Fri. 9-6,
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ESTES PARK
APARTMENTS
Modern one and two bedroom garden
apartment offering carpeting, air condi
tioning and modern kitchen. Very conve
nient location, swimming pool, tennis and
handy laundry facilities. Model apartment
furnished by Metrolease. Cable television
available. Rental office open Mon.-Fri.
9-6, '306 North Estes. Phone 967-2234
today!
ON THE BUSLINE
DELIGHTED? DEVEST ATED? DELAPI
DATED? See Hoc, Curly and Larry in The
Three Stooges Follies Saturday March 20
at 7. 9 and 11 Carrol Hall cost $1 present
ed by ZBT ticket available at Union Desk.
GAY AWARENESS WEEK March 22-27 in the
Carolina Union. Programs available at Union desk
or call Carolina Gay Association (962-4401) for
additional information. Everyone welcome!
CHAPEL HILL FLYING CLUB invites any
one interested in flying to oar amonthly
social gathering at Mariakakais Restaur
ant Wednesday. March 24th, 7:00 pm.
Chech us out! 968-9216.
lost & found
FOUND: ONE PAIR OF men's prescription glasses
at Morrison keg party before Spring Break. Call to
claim 933-4085. 933-4086 or 933-4087.
LOST A GOLD SIGNATE round pin with init
ials SMS Wednesday on campus. Has great
sentimental value. If found please call
942-7977 and ask for Susan or leave mess
age. help wanted
SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR POSITIONS
available at one of the nation's finest resident
camps. Openings for general counselors and specia
lists in all land and water sports, dance, drama,
music, arts & crafts and other skills. If interested,
call John Hasnas at 1-383-4507.
RN, NORTH CAROLINA USCENSED Summer
Employment at Resident Camp for physically hand
icapped individuals. Room, board and insurance
provided. Located in Southern Pines, N.C. Contact
Bill Russell, Camp Eastern in the Pines, Rt. 3 Box
217-D Carthage, N.C. 28327. Phone 919-692-8655
e.o.e.
ACCOUNTANTNIGHT AUDITOR POSITION
Night auditor to audit records for workshops and
conferences at Granville Towers. Compensation
includes salary, furnished apartment and meals
while cafeteria is open. Accounting background
preferred. Forty hour week, working 1:00 am to
9:00 am, Monday through Friday, from mid-May
through mid-August. For an application, call
929-7143 or come by Granville Towers South,
University Square.
Employers, grad school
to interview on campus
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 1 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
March 22
March 23
March 24
March 25
Concerts planned to honor Haydn9s birthday
The department of music presents two
concerts this weekend which celebrate the
200th birthday of composer Franz Joseph
Haydn. The music faculty and guest artist
Frederick Renz will perform the works of
Carl Philip Emanuel Bach, oldest son of
J.S. Bach, at 8:15 p.m. Friday in Gerrard
Cafeteria Not just
GRAPEVINE
Located in the Pre-Clinical Education Building
Overlooking the Bell Tower Parking Lot
Open Daily 7:00am-9:00pm
Breakfast, coffee break special, fast food 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Hot entrees and vegetables for lunch and supper
Take out service available .
Call us for your catering needs
Meals, Parties, Picnics 966-1552 or 966-1553
FREE Small Beverage with this ad.
CHAPEL THRILL '82
starring
wit $im
Saturday, April 24 1:00 pm
Kenan Stadium
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
At Carolina Union Annex Box Office
Limited Student Tickets Available for $8.50
with Student ID and Athletic Pass up to 4 tickets each
$10.50 General Public $12.50 day of show
Cash Only No Checks
All tickets are festival seating. NojJass or kegs allowed
Presented by UNC
All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by
12 (noon) one business day before publication.
SUMMER JOBS NATIONAL PARK Cos. 21
Parks, 5000 Openings. Complete Information $5.00
Park Report. Mission Mm. Co., 651 2nd Ave. W.M.,
Kalispell, MT 59901.
BASEBALLSOFTBALL UMPIRES & Scorers
Town of Chapel Hill. Can work 5-10 hrswk; nights
& wknds; mid-April to mid-June. Requires
minimum 1 season exper. Fifteen pstns available.
Umpires $5-$7game; scorekeepers $3.35 hr.
Apply by March 29: PksRec Dept., 200 Plant Rd.,
CH. EOAAE.
services
SENIORS, SENIORS! Graduation, a great accom
plishment, made memorable with personalized an
nouncements, name cards, formal and informal
notes. See us soon. Lynn's Hallmark, University
Mall. 967-7194.
TROUBLE WITH FRENCH 2? Would you like to
Join a small tutoring class? Instructor has Ph.D.
Call 967-5053 evenings.
FAST, ERROR-FREE TYPING. The Electric Typist. "
Experienced, professional typist. Computer check
for accuracy. Same-day service on papers. Lowest
rates on manuscripts. 942-1067.
for rent
PLAN AHEAD: SUBLET 1-bedroom furnished
Chateau apartment May 15-August 15. Pool, tennis
courts, laundry, pets. On C-bus route. No under
grads. Call 942-3187, after 11:00 p.m.
SUBLEASE. OLD WELL APT. Available for sum
mer. Two bedroom unfurnished. $295 per month.
. Call 933-8243. Keep trying.
SUBLET FURNISHED ROOM IN furnished apart
ment from May 15th to Sept 1st. On bus lines, near
laundry facilities, pool; $117mth. utilities. Call
967-6586.
SUBLET CHEAPBEDROOM APT. for the
summer with option to take over lease avail
able April 1. Call 942-7355 before 4 pm.
SUBLET 2-BDR APT. May 15-Aug. 1 with option.
Pool, dishwasher, two bus lines. Call 967-2724.
FOR RENT: 2-BR Royal Park Apt., on bus line,
$310 mo. available April 1. 929-5627 8-10 pm.
BEST DEAL IN TOWN. Now accepting applica
tions for Fall housing. Sign up now before the rates
go up! Greenbeh Apartments 929-3821.
ORGANIZATION
The National Bank of Georgia
The National Bank of Georgia
Fauquier County Public. Schools
Southern National Bank
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
Company
Culpepper County Public Schools
John Harland Company .
Third National Bank
J.C. Penney
Lexidata Corporation
M. Lowenstein Corporation
M. Lowenstein Corporation
Volvo-White Truck Corporation
Montgomery County Public Schools
K-Mart Corporation
K-Mart Apparel
Peoples Bank & Trust Company
General Electric Company-Lamp
Sales Department
University of Georgia School of Law
Hall. Bach was a predecessor of Haydn
and influenced his works.
On March 21, the New York Haydn
Baritone Trio will present a concert at
8:15 p.m. in Paul Green Theatre featuring
the works of Haydn.
another pretty place
Student Government
SUBLET 1 BEDROOM GREENBELT Apartment
Available May 1. No deposit $225 month. Lease
expires July 31st with option to renew at reduced
rate. Call 1-762-5158.
for sale
1974 FIAT 128, BEST reasonable offer. Call
942-4620.
MOTORCYCLE-1975 Honda CB 200 excellent
condition gets 70 M.P.G. $650.00 Call Keith or Don
at 684-7388.
NEW SHERWOOD 9180 RECEIVER for sale.
Retail price is $250. Sale price is $200. If interested
please call 933-1525 and ask for Tim.
miscellaneous
MAKE TRACKS AROUND EUROPE t-shirt free .
with order of Eurailpass or Eurail youth pass from
Eurailpass Center. For information and Eurailpass
.orders, call Eurailpass Center 942-6161.
NEW AEROBICS STARTING Carolina
Sport Art. Free introductory class March
23. Six weeks for $27, Tuesday and
Thursdays, 8-9 pm. Call 929-7077 or
942-4620.
AFTER BREAK SALE-GREAT colors, classic
styles new arrivals weekly quality designer wear
at discount prices. The Designer's Closet Upstairs
IO8V2 Henderson St. 968-4345. Don't sacrifice style
because of a student budget 11:00-5:30.
NEED CREDIT? Get Visa-Mastercard! No
credit check. Guaranteed! It's simple, legal.
Free details! Send self-addressed, stamped
envelope: Creditline, Box 334-BV, Rye, NH
03870.
TRAVEL IN EUROPE. Receive six hours credit.
Join James Leutze's history class across France,
Germany, Italy, Austria, Holland. Call
962-3093 for more info.
SPECIAL-HE'S NOT HERE offers Happy
Hour prices on Beer every Monday from 5
pm until closing.
Symposium
Pulitzer Prize-winning author to speak
tonight on the New Right and evangelism
Prize-winning journalist Frances Fitz
gerald will speak as part of the 1982
Carolina Symposium at 7:30 tonight in
Memorial Hall.
Fitzgerald, winner of a Pulitzer Prize
and a National Book Award for Fire in
the Lake, an account of the Vietnam
War, will speak on new forms of com
munity, particularly the New Right and
evangelism.
Before the lecture, Fitzgerald will con
duct a workshop in rooms 207 and 209 of
the Carolina Union. After the lecture, a
reception will be held for Fitzgerald at
9:30 p.m. at the Chi Psi fraternity house.
Film festival to begin
John Sayles' Return of the Secaucus
Seven kicks off the Union Film Com
mittee's Independent Film Festival to
night at 7:00 and 9:30 in the Union audi
torium. Admission is $ 1 with UNC ID or Union
privilege card.
Celebrate
Help the
March of Dimes
Fight
Birth Defects
UNFOLD YOUH PAST,
HECOVEn YOUR DESTINY
TO THE GLORY OF THE LORD!
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Authentic Chinese Cuisine from all four corners of
China at its very best.
Special of the
Moo-Gu-Gai-Pien
Now Serving SUNDAY BUFFET 12:00-2:30 pm
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Take Out Order Available.
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want
REVOLUTIONARY BANDS WANTED FOR April
3 Rock Against Imperialism Concert in the Pit Call
967-2119. Students Against Militarism.
WANTED: A LOFT FOR next fall, please .call
933-7359. -
roommates
ROOMMATE WANTED: QUIET, MATURE, non
smoking female for apt. April 1st. Own room, pool,
on bus line. $155 plus Va utilities. Call 929-5929.
personals
SMOKIES IN SPRINGTIME: VIOLETS, dogwood,
wildfiowers and shades of glorious green! .Refresh
your spirits exploring our peace of mountain and
wquiet fireside hours. MOUNTAIN BROOK
COTTAGES. US 441 S., Sylva, N.C. 704-586-4329.
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THACKER. ITS A GOOD thing that there b'only
one of you because we couldn't love you anymore
than we already do. Your A.G. . ' . ,
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ROBIN: NOT WITH YOUR clothes on?!
UMH massive slip up on your part. Now
we all know. Hal (Tve never seen you and
Adam Mush like that!) Your future
"roomie"
CAROL C. - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Here's to 19
more years of SFBT, grubbing and Purdy's. You are
and will be a great roomie! Love, Jbo & T.A.
HAPPINESS AND DESIRE. New Orleans will
never be the same! Cheese fries. Magnum, Dun
geon, cookies, Louis and Runt, Brennan$' poached
eggs. Casino, Maverick, pool, sleeping "under" the
Phi Chi Fraternity, 3 am street walking oh Saint
Charles: we're all over it!!! Thanks for the memories!
P-cola? We're there! Later on! Love, (a.k.a. Praline
Queen.)
FAUSTUS I WILL MISS you when you
move. (Maybe Til miss Andy and Phil a
little)
L.P. WAS NT IT A year ago that you promised me a
dinner at Martinfs? gee, and I even let you borrow
my notes! JM
Also, as part of the Symposium, the
film Ephesus will be shown from noon to
1 p.m. in room 226 of the Union.
Sayles' $60,000-budget film, about the
reunion of seven anti-war activists from
the 1960s, is a rarity. Few filmmakers can
afford to break away from the Holly
wood film industry when the average cost
of a1 feature-length production runs into
the millions.
For The Record
In the story titled "American intel
lectuals topic of Wolfe's speech," (Thurs
day, March 18), The Daily Tar Heel in
correctly cited Wolfe's latest book as
From Our House to Bauhaus. The cor
rect title is From Bauhaus to Our House.
The DTH regrets the error.
Greg will be
speaking:
Friday & Saturday
March 19 & 20
7:00 pea
Room 224-Studcnt Union
Sunday, March 21
10:00 a.m.
Gerrard Hall
Week (March 19-25)
$4.50 All Lo-Mein $3.80,
Lunch: Weekdays 1 1 am to 2 pm
Sat. & Sun. 12 to 2:30 pm
UV",JCJ Dinner: 5 to 10 pm daily
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ST.rCHAPEI,JIILL 942-1613
MARK, I KNOW THIS has been a rough week &
hope I can make it easier. I'm so happy we're
getting to know each other; I love every minute of id
Love you, Karen.
RICHIE & CRAIG: YOU THOUGHT we
wouldn't, but we did. The bet was that we can
request whatever we want, so ws expect to
be hearing from you. Thanks for a fun
evening at Linda's and the Haw. The two
"old" ladles from Royal Park.
BLUE JEANS DAY IS BACK! Friday March
26 Wear Jeans if you're gay.
THE CRESENT VILLAGERS-LOVE thai personal
but love the memories even more. Here's to next
year! We love you! THE NORTH SHORES SIX.
JPB WHAT? WHAT? Drunk eye, Happy Hour,
glass windows, Indian hair, 3 am calls, cars turning
left, "accident prone," and the BEST semester of all.
Thanx for the memories. DDB.
ROUGH RIDER: Call for party favors!
SUE P. CONGRATULATIONS ON your engage
ment to Fredrico the El Sahadoran terrorist. Your
flower girl and brides maid, Dino and Sebastian.'
DAVIS, HAS IT BEEN a year already? It seems like
yesterday that we were driving on the beach, you
were still in the shower, that you broke an
unbreakable glass and I know Tve only known you
10 minutes but will you come to my formal? Love
always. Debi
HEY! TODAY IS Sam Vs 20th Birthday!
HAPPY BIRHTDAY SAM!!
JOHN: THANK YOU FOR the sharing of your
knowledge; for your sincere concern; your humor;
for your ability to build professional confidence. An
attractive nuisance. Class G-8. .
VICTOR FRANKEN 1 have hopes to be enabled
thus to form an apparatus capable of perpetual
LIGHT, HEAT, MOTION. To be revealed in Play
makers Theatre.
HAPPY 21st JTMBO! (2 days early) Make
it the greatest because you are. Remem
ber we all love you. And be happy. Love.
BHH.
TO CANDIDLY OBSERVANT ADMIRER: Thank
you for the pretty flowers. Who are you? Signed,
Bemused Theta.
DEAREST DUKE: ALMOST NINE months! Only
43 more days then it's "always and forever." Have a
super birthday! All my love Gina.