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being paid.
However. Branch said he disagreed
with the allegation that ARA's
employees were underpaid. He said they
were paid wages competitive with other
food service employees in the area
According to the reporCMany of the
above grievances might have been
prevented had employees enjoyed
recourse through an effective grievance
procedure.',,
Branch said ARA employees did
have an adequate grievance procedure
written in the handbook issued to each
employee.
The report, however, states that
employees were told by ARA manage
ment that the grievance policy in the
handbook was invalid.
Also, the report's authors thought the
grievance policy as written in the
handbook was inadenn "H insult-
amble
ing, Hassel said.
He said ARA's grievance policy ,
began insulting employees in its first
line: "Despite the sincere efforts of
management, employees do sometimes
feel they have grievances."
Hassel said, "It implies that any
grievance a worker has is just an illusion
of the worker." '.
The report's proposal for a
University-mandated grievance policy
for food service employees would give
workers an independent grievance
channel in case they experienced
problems with the management itself,'
he said.
Hassel said as the grievance policy
was presently written employees did not
have an objective hearing if they felt
they had been mistreated by the
management.
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not know if the resignation letter was
valid.
Tm not sure anyone is considering
at this point that he is effectively
resigning as of May," he said.
Scholl said she wanted to help
students understand the decision that
was made and why it was made, but
she emphasized the need for students
to trust those who made the decision.
"People have to have faith in their
leaders to come up with the correct
decision," she said.
FACE award to be given May 2
By MICHELLE EFIRD
Staff Writer
The Peggy Award for Communica
tions Excellence (PACE), given to an
outstanding woman in the field of
communications, will be awarded May
2 at the annual Salute to Communi
cators dinner at the Hotel Europa in
Chapel Hill.
The banquet will be given by the
Triangle Chapter of Women in Com
munications, according to the president
of the group, Marilyn Riederer.
Karen Hayes, director of commun
ications for Gov. James G. Martin, will
be the guest speaker, along with Valerie
Thurrnan, the executive director for
Women in Communications Inc.,
Riederer said.
Also during the meeting, past recip
ients of the PACE award will be
honored. Ten women have received the
honor including, Gerry Gentry, an
editorial writer for the Durham Sun,
Betty Hodges, women's page editor for
the Durham Morning Herald and
Shirley McKneely, president of
McKneely Communications of Chapel
Hill.
The PACE award was started in 1977
in honor of Peggy Mann, a professional
communicator who died of cancer in
1981.
Riederer said as of last week four
women had been nominated for this
year's award. Nominees may come from
fields such as television, advertising, ,
newspapers, public relations and jour
nalistic teaching. They do not have to
be members of the club, she said.
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The DTH Campus Calendar will
appear daily. Announcements to be run
must be placed in the box outside the
Daily Tar Heel office. Room 104 of the
Student Union, by noon one dav before
the event weekend announcements
by noon Wednesday. Only announce
ments from University-recognized and
campus organizations will be printed.
Thursday
11:00 a.m.Student Television hosting
"The Perfect Ten," in the Pit.
$10 for ten seconds to speak
your mind on STV.
Noon " Women's Studies Program host
ing Linda Brooks. Associate
Professor, School of Education
to speak at a lunchtime collo
quium "Developments in Com
parable Worth." Toy Lounge,
Dey Hall, until 1:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m. Carolina Gay and Lesbian Asso
ciation and Black Student
Movement hosting a bag lunch
and panel discussion of "Blacks
and Gays Breaking Down Bar
riers," 210 Union.
7:00 p.m. UNC Outing Club elections
meeting. Union. Check desk for
room number.
UNC Cycling Club meeting,
upstairs lounge, Union.
7:30 p.m. STAND hosting Dr. Joel
Schwarz, UNC Political
Science Department, to speak
on "Soviet Perceptions of the
Arms Race," 355 Hamilton.
Clef Hangers Spring Concert,
Memorial Hall. Tickets on sale
at the Union and at the door
for $2.00. Doors open at 7:15
p.m.
8:00 p.m. Carolina Gay and Lesbian Asso
ciation hosting "Gay and Les
bian Health Care: Issues and
Strategies," 224 Union.
11:15 p.m.STAND will be on Northern
Hemisphere Live to discuss the
April 17 Lobby Day trip to
Washington, D.C.
Items of Interest
Preregistration for Student Parking
Permits for 1986-87 will be held at the
Traffic Office in the basement of the
Campus Y building, through May 9, from
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 pm. Students living
within 1 miles from the Bell Tower will
not be eligible. No applications accepted
by mail. .
1986 Yackety Yack holding a sales drive
through Friday, April II, 106 Union or
stop by the table in the Pit.
1986-87 Glee Club auditions: through
April 10. See class schedule for rehearsal
times. Call Director Michael Tamte
Horan at 962-5695 or 962-1039 for more
information.
Apply now to be Business Manager of
the 1987 "Yackety Yack." Call Liza at 942
1 705 for information.
A AM CAS and A ADS AS applications
available in 20 ID Steele and Nash Hall
s n rzi n r n nn n
Classified Info
Raturn 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.
Rales: 25 words or less
Students, Student Organizations
and Individuals:
$2:00 first day
Businesses:
$4:00 per day
5c for each additional word
$1.00 per day for any boxed ad or
bold type
Free ads:
FOUND ads will run five days FREE.
Please notify the DTH office imme
diately if there are mistakes in your
ad. We will be responsible only for
the first ad run.
announcements
1986-87 UNC Glee Club Auditions: April 1
10. See class schedule for rehearsal times.
Call 962-5695 or 962-1039 for more informa
tion or for an appointment.
Rush '86: You're the Missing Link! Informa
tion and Sign Up 10 - 2 in the Pit all this .
week! ,
Register now for FALL LSATGREGMAT
classes. Stanley Kaplan schedules now
available for FALL. Call 489-2348.
TYPING TYPING TYPING
933 2163
TYPING TYPING TYPING
Need a paper typed? Accurate, dependable
typing. Will do technical papers, short papers
and theses. Call 962-4095, weekdays before
5pm.
Experienced technician to fix your VCR and
Stereo System of aO kinds. A reasonable rate
and quick turnaround time. Norma Instru
ments Company, 104 W. Main St. Carrboro.
942 3377. Bring this ad in for a 10 discount.
FEMALES (18 22) NEEDED FOR
BONE HEALTH STUDY. Obtain free
personal report on your diet and bone
health. Call Nutrition Department for
information, appointment 966-3402.
PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Free preg
nancy tesi-ng. Call PSS at 942-7318. All
services confidential.
I NEED HELP! Marketing firm needs
YOU for our research and telephone
projects. Must have good work habits
and phone manner. $5plushr for those
who produce. Flexible daynite shifts.
Call 929-7759 between 10am and 3pm.
Don't wait any longer! Get the fastest
service and the best guarantee on
component stereo repairs. John F.,
Smith Level Rd. 967-1063
Word Processing & typing resumes,
multiple letters, papers, thesis disserta
tions. Grad school approved. Call Carol
at 967-0822 between 8am and 5pm.
Cash for books! 15 of cover price.
Literature, religion, philosophy, novels,
non-fiction criticism, etc. No hard cover
texts. Open to everybody. Fair
Exchange, 302 E. Main St., Carrboro
Now buying albums, tapes, CD's. Best
prices in area! Jazz, Rock, blues, gospel,
classical, soundtracks, country. Ask
about our consignment deal. Remember,
cash for vinyl at the Fair Exchange, 302
E. Main St., Carrboro. Open Everyday.
Want some real summer fun? The
Durham Bulls return to action Thursday,
April 10 in Durham! Call 688-8211 for
information. Only $2 per game with
student l.D.
The Chapel of the Cross A.B.C. sale will
be held on Sat., April 12th. Clothing,
furniture, white elephants. Bargains
galore! 10am-2pm. Next to planetarium.
DJ DJ DJ For yomr party, aocud,
UsVioa show . yoa hm hi Taaiey
U today mmd rock tkc right way. CaB
"The Doc" at 968-8753.
lost & found
Someone Accidentally Picked Up My Jean
Jacket at Rascal's last Thursday, March 27th.
Please return it, you have my license and
Ray Bans. No questions asked! 942-2423.
Found: women's black watch in grass beside
Eliaus. Identify at 933-3120.
FOUND: woman's gold watch on brick path
next to Carmichael dorm. Call 933-3120 to
identify.
FOUND: Friday afternoon March 28. Money
on campus. Call Bridget at 933-6524 to
identify.
FOUND: A Gold Twisted Bracelet Found m
one of the libraries. Please call 933-7232.
FOUND: Keys on 54 by-pass. Call to identify
after 7pm 968-8584.
LOSTi Light blue credit card case with
license, bank card, credit cards, etc. around
Pit Stop. If found please call 929-6829.
Reward. Ask for Elizabeth Riggio.
LOST On Campus Monday: Diamond ring
with tape around band. Of found, please call
Judy at 933-6354. Reward offered.
UNC registered students or faculty needed
as sperm donors. Please help our patients
and contact the Reproductive Endocrinology
Laboratory of the UNC Medical School at
962-65 for further information.
"CAMP COUNSELORS -MF - Outstanding
Slim and Trim Down Camps: Tennis, Dance,
Slimnastics, WSI, Athletics, Nutrition
Dietetics. 20 plus. Separate girls' and boys'
camps. 7 weeks. CAMP CAMELOT on
COLLEGE CAMPUSES at Massachusetts.
Pennsylvania, No. Carolina, California.
Contact: Michele Friedman, Director. 947
Hewalett Dr., No. Woodmere, N.Y. 11581,
800-421-4321"
Looking for a JOB? Need extra CASH? Stop
by the STUDENT PART-TIME EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE for help! Office open M
TH. 14pm. 207B Union. 9624131.
WANTED: Male summer counselors needed
for coed resident camp located on Lake
Wylie. Openings for WSls, Water Skiing,
Sailing, Gymnastics, Tennis and General
Sports. Contact: Camp Thunderbtrd, One
Thunderbhrd Lane, Clover. SC. 29710. (803)
8312121.
Black tadcat w tacalty urgently
needed as sperm donors. Many couples
waiting. Eh aesativ sperm donors
urgently needed regardless of race. Call
962-65 between 8am and noon and 1-4pm.
OPPORTUNITY FOR PART-TIME CHILD
CARE job in exchange for rent of 1 bedroom
apartment in woods near campus. Must be
energetic and love children. Non-smoker, no
pets. 942 3290.
Pre law, Pre-med, and pre business majors.
Students interested in summer work. Wifl
give valuable training and experience. Make
$4433avg. For interview appointment call
929 2037.
Attention Undergrads: What are you doing
this summer to prepare for your career? Find
out why IBM, Xerox, Proctor & Gamble, and
hundreds of others want students who have
worked with us. Enclose Name, Address, and
Phone to Summer Work"86, Suite 141, 95,
S. Elliot Rd, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514.
$7 $10 per koar Pizza Hut Delivery is
now accepting applications for full & part
time drivers. Our weekly schedule is very
flexible so you can choose your own hours.
Please apply at 516 W. Franklin between 2
- 5 pm any day. No phone calls please.!
Summer jobs available. Snack bar attendant
and terrace waits. Own transportation a
must. Apply in person. Hope Valley Country
Club 3803 Dover Rd. Durham.
Banquet and a la carte waits wanted for part
time positions. Apply in person. Hope Valley
Country Club 3803 Dover Rd. Durham.
Babysitter wanted for occasional evenings.
Close to campus. Your own transportation
necessary. Call 7-8175 evenings.
PART-TIME SALES OPPORTUNITY. FALL
'86. Prefer sophomorejunior. Contact
Barbara Wilder-Eastern Airlines- 828 9521
(Raleigh). Monday-Friday, 8:304:30.
SUMMER JOBS FOR COLLEGE STU
DENTS: openings available for young men
on the food service staff at Camp Seafarer
on the coast of N.C. Good salary and room
and board. Excellent opportuity for friends
to work together. June 18 - mid-august. Must
be at least 18 years of age. No experience
necessary. Only ambition and good referen
ces required. For more information and an
application, write Camp Seafarer, P.O. Box
10976, YMCA Raleigh. N.C. 27605 or call 919-832-4744.
BLACK FEMALES (18-22yrs) NEEDED
FOR BONE HEALTH STUDY. Obtain
free personal report on your diet and
bone health. Call Nutrition Dept for info,
appointment. 966-3402.
Babysitter need mature sitter to care
for our one- and three-year-old children
in our home, Mondays thru Thursdays,
4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Call 929-8356 evenings
or weekends.
Part-time sales help wanted for new
hardware store in Chapel Hill. Retail
hardware experieace preferred
related experience accepted. Must be
able to work in mornings and Saturdays
and have own transportation. See Mike
or Craig at YaraeO-Hoffer Hard-
at 145 Ram's Plaza.
SUMMER JOBS $8.40 per hoar.
Part-time and full-time available openings
in most areas of N.C. Check to see
what's in your hometown. On campus
interviews: Carolina Union room 122,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, April 14,
15, and 16th. 10 a.m. 4 p.m. on the hour.
services
help wanted
ABORTION - TO 20 WEEKS. Private and
confidential GYN facility with Saturday and
weekday appointments available. Pain med
ication given. Free pregnancy tests. 942-0824.
Immediate Opening for 100 plasma donors.
Earn extra money. Call Sera Tec Biolog-
icals 942-0251, K14 E- Franklin St. Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:30-7; Wed
nesday & Friday 8:30-5.
Babysitter needed for occasional care of 2
children this spring and summer. Call 967
5722. $4.80 per hoar plaa hoaaa. Now hiring.
On campus employment, excellent resume
experience calling alumni for the Carolina
Fund. We also call all summer. Work from
7-21 hours. Call 962-7015.
Wanted: Summer Secretary needed by
Panhellenic Council! Must have typing
and organizational skills. Min. wage
flexible hours. Applications in 01 Steele
Bldg. - due by April 17. Questions? 933
8517.
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