2The Daily Tar HeelFriday, January 25. 1985 JV cheerleader remains in critical condition By RACHEL STIFFLER Staff Writer Robin Davidson, a junior varsity cheerleader who fractured her skull in a fall before a basketball game on January 15, remains in critical condition in North Carolina Memorial Hospital with no significant improvements or complications. Tanya Beeren, a sophomore from Charlotte and a friend of Davidson, said Davidson has had "good and bad spells, but lately there had been more good ones than bad ones maybe because everyone has been praying so hard for her." Doctors are draining cerebrospinal fluid from Davidson's brain and are monitoring her heart and cranial pressure, Beeren said. The high dosages of medication that Davidson is being given to lower the pressure are keeping her in an unconscious state. "The doctors have started reducing the medication during the past week, but they can't reduce it for long periods of time because the pressure goes back up," Beeren said. Beeren said the pressure was down on Wednesday night but had risen again yesterday morning. "It seems to come and go about every twelve hours," she said, adding that even though Davidson was not being given pain-killing medication, she had felt no pain in her unconscious state. "She's really not on her way to getting better yet. Right now it could swing both ways. They won't know about brain damage until she wakes up. And they don't know how long it will take her to recover once she does wake up; it could be a year." Beeren said Davidson's parents were doing well, and that she and other close friends were constantly there at the hospital to help them through this difficult time and also to answer questions from Davidson's friends. "We're going to be here as long as it takes," she said. Carrboro alderman ban drinking beer, wine in public By KAREN ROGERS Staff Writer The Carrboro Board of Aldermen agreed Tuesday night to place a ban on the public consumption of beer and wine on town property. Beer and wine are not included in the State law, which already prohibits the public consumption of liquor. Chapel Hill has had such an ordinance since 1966. The ban was requested by Alderman John Boone. He said that merchants in west Carrboro had been complaining about the problem, and while he said it has been an issue for several years, the merchants brought their complaints to town officials only recently. He said that, there had also been complaints about drinking in public parks at recreational events. Boone said the ban went into imme diate effect and covers any area that is the property oT the town, from sidewalks to parks. Carrboro Mayor Jim Porto, on the other hand, said he thought the city was taking too broad an approach to the problem. He said he felt that there are some occasions, such as small picnics, the Fourth of July, etc., in which public consumption of beer and wine is acceptable and harmless. Porto's posi tion, however, does not allow him to vote on such matters except in the case of a tie. GARRETT (SQUARE a3pMtmbnts 4216 GARRETT RD. Spacious 1, 2, & 3 bedroom Garden Style Apartments. Totally electric, various floor plans to choose from. Convenient to UNC, Duke, Chapel Hill, and Durham. January Special g10000 OFF DEPOSIT 489-2302 489-2303 Another Southmark Address A IT We cordially invite you to enjoy a candlelight dinner with us featuring $12.95 includes a generous serving of sirloin cut for two, salad bar, homemade yeast rolls and cheese barrel Served from 5:00 pm-9:30 pm 7 days a week 157 E. Rosemary 967-5727 J 'Yack' sittings begin Feb. 4 Senior and underclassman Yackety Yack portraits will be made on campus beginning Feb. 4, with graduation caps and gowns available for senior portraits. All portraits will be shot on an appointment basis. The first week's appointments will be available to seniors only. There is no charge to have the picture appear in the &5 Yack, scheduled to be ready in the fall. Portraits will be taken Monday through Friday in room 220 of the Student Union, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 5 p.m. For appointments, call 962-3912. Subscriptions for the 1985 Yack can be purchased at the sitting or are available in the Yack office in room 106 of the Union. The yearbook costs $18. 8 CM? S W ;m;vi nfWIM; 'aYh?5mi it &i:-i!f;4it n rrit.-i. ': 'il5'.,n 1 5 'Hi R REAL PIT BAR-B-Q 15-501 Bypass at Elliott Rd. in Chapel Hill 933-9248 CAMERA TWO WEEKS ONLY! Sale Ends February 2 it's Our End of January, Pre-Groundhog Post Christmas. Canon Factory Rep will demo products Sat, January 26 Foister's backs and handles all warranties Special $100 Coupon book with every Canon camera sold M addle of Winter . . . 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Three programmed modes Standard, Tele, Wide Shutter-priority automation with Safety Shift" Dual metering system 9 Fully automatic film transport system loads, advances and rewinds film Touch-button controls with bright LCD readout Choice of fully-programmed or automatic flash photography over an eight f-stop range with optional Canon Speedlite 277T Includes Canon U.S.A., Inc. one-year limited warrantyregistration card. Regular Price $274.95 Tm MULTVLE PROGRAM AE DUAL METERMQ ST8TEM Two Weeks Only! Prices include 50 mm $244.95 . 1.8 Canon lens Come Jm on Jan. 28 to scyss you it uanon meeds wKh tt.Dre Factory Rep. Fbisier's Camera Store 133 E. Franklin St. 942-3026 First in Knowledge, First in Service, First in Chapel Hill Canon LENSES HJ'U Special Values On Canon Lenses Too! OTHJamie Moncnef Winner of the Miss Omega Psi Phi Pageant last night was Desiree Smith.A senior majoring in industrial relations, Smith is from Hillsboro, N.C. i Campus Calendar Friday 7 p.m. Granville IVCF with Con gressman Bill Cobey at Chapel of the Cross. Union Free Flick: Terms of Endearment. IVCF North chapter meeting in Union 205. 8 p.m. WXYC 60s Dance in Great Hall. Saturday 9:30 a.m. Anglican Student Fellowship Saturday Breakfast at Chapel of the Cross. 10:30 a.m. Chimera presents Chime- 11 p.m. Gaming Society Dungeons and Dragons Tourney in the Union. 7 p.m. & Free Flick B-Movie Night; 12:30 p.m.Invasion of the Bee Girls, Detour, Little Shop of Hor rors, They Saved Hitler's Brain in the Union Auditorium. i Sunday 11 a.m. Gaming Society Dungeons and Dragons Tourney in the Union. 11:30 a.m. Chimera presents Chime raCon II in the Union. 7 p.m. Candidates Forum in Great Hall. 7&9p.m.Free Flick: That Obscure Object of Desire in the Union. For the record A story on property taxes (Jan. 23,DTH) incorrectly stated that stu dents could pay six times their monthly rent in lieu of listing their property. The story should have said students could pay taxes on the value represented by six times their monthly rent. The Daily Tar Heel regrets the error. t SUNDAY BUFFET Includes Pizza, Lasagea, Bairlbecpie Beef llilbs, and Salad 2:3 5:3P WM Good Only This Sunday Come In and Watch The UNC vs. GA Tech Game On Our Wide Screen TV 131 W. Franklin 942-5147 ML mm U u L c no will be taken without sitting fee in room 220 of the Student Union Monday-Friday 9 am-12 pm, 1 pm-5 pm. Please call 962 3912 to make an appointment. Seniors: This is your opportunity to obtain a portrait suitable for resume purposes while your picture is placed in the yearbook. UndOIClassmon: Call for an appointment so that your face can be included in your yearbook. m i4 Call for an Appointment 962-3912

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