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Dr. Unnea Smith and her daughters pick ornaments for the Gift Tree
Shanty to go up for apartheid protest
From staff reports
The UNC Anti-Apartheid Sup
port Group plans to erect a shanty
in front of South Building today at
noon, group members said.
The group plans to build the
shanty and occupy it "indefinitely"
to focus attention on Thursday's
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UNC Endowment Board meeting,
said Marguerite Arnold, a support
group member. The board oversees
the University's investments.
The action repeats a similar
support group protest in March
opposing the University's $7.2 mil
lion investments in businesses oper
ating in South Africa. The 20-day
protest ended when police held
but did not charge five support
group members while Physical Plant
workers dismantled the shanties.
Despite the r . s of last spring,
the group did not and will not seek
a permit to build the shanty, Arnold
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By SUSAN JENSEN
Staff Writer
A smiling crowd of about 50 took
a break from their Christmas shop
ping Friday to watch head basketball
Coach Dean Smith's wife and daugh
ters light the first "Gift Tree" of the
Chapel Hill Service League's Christ
mas House at University Mall.
Dr. Linnea Smith, along with
Kelly, 7, and Kristen, 5, plugged in
the cord that illuminated the 6-foot
tree, which the Service League will
use as a means to collect toys for
needy children in Chapel' Hill who
may not have had any otherwise.
The Service League sponsored a
special program earlier Friday to
present its first Christmas House Gift
Tree, which included performances
by the UNC Loreleis and Pro
Cantare. Ron Stutts of WCHL radio
hosted the event.
Shoppers wandered past, pausing
to listen to the music, while their
children enjoyed the sights and
sounds of Christmas.
The tree was decorated with
ornaments hand-made by members
of the league. Each ornament has the
age and sex of a child who will be
served by the league in its annual
Christmas House program.
Shoppers are asked to choose an
ornament from the tree and return
a gift for the child listed next to a
large red box by the tree.
The league will distribute the gifts
on Dec. 8. This year, 500 children
will receive the toys, although the
Inter-Faith Council submitted more
names than that, according to
program organizer Charlotte
said. The group's members do not
want to be arrested or suspended
from school, but they think they have
a right to protest UNC's holdings,
Arnold said.
The group also plans to march
Thursday from the Old Well to the
Endowment Board's meeting at the
Carolina Inn, she said.
Thursday's Endowment Board
meeting follows an Oct. 17 meeting
of the Board of Trustees, whose
members make up the Endowment
Board. At that meeting the trustees
tabled a Student Congress resolution
sponsored by the support group that
asked the trustees to encourage the
Endowment Board to divest.
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"We look forward to the commun
ity's response to the tree and hope
this will be the first of many gift
trees," Margolis said.
The Service League has distrib
uted toys to needy children for years,
but this is the first time they have
had a tree, she said.
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lost and found
FOUND: On Oct. 31st by E-haus dorm gold ring with
stone. Call Alice 933-4907.
FOUND: Keys, Keys, Keys! Bowling Bags coBalls,
pictures of soccer team, contacts in cases, dental school
teeth, motorcycle helmet, notebooks and more! Come
by APO in Union to identify.
FOUND: Laura Riggsbee, Susan Justus, William Kay,
Kevin Lackey, Erin Thompson, Gordon Watt, Mary
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Lost: Gold Loop Earring on Nov. 7. If found please
call 933-4357.
LOST: A GOLD ROPE CHAIN on 1111. If found Please
call Beth at 968-0131. Reward offered
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lease call Linda at 933-1777 or turn into APO. No
questions asked. Thank you.
WE'RE FIGHTING FOR
YOUR LIFE
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practice offers
care including:
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Abortion (to 20 weeks)
Breast Evaluation
PMS Evaluation and Treatment
TRIANGLE WOMEN'S
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109 Conner Dr., Suite 2202, Chapel Hill, NC
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LOST: At 4 Corners: A Charcot London Fog Overcoat,
if you' know anything about it, please call Geo at either
968-0525 or 968-9073. There will be no questions asked!
FOUND Nov. 12 in Coker Hall bathroom Greensboro
Day, class ring and two other rings. Call 933-6283 to
identify.
services
Abortion To 20 Weeks. Private and confidential GYN
facility with Saturday and weekday appointments
available. Pain medication given. Free pregnancy tests.
942-0824.
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933-2163
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Rent, my truck and my labor. I do small moving obs.
Experienced moving refrigerators and other large
appliances. Call Robert Tart at 933-3777.
Party Non-Stop until you Drop! E.J. & Company has
it all! Call Andy at 929-7455 for Rock, Beach, Oldies,
Funk, and Top 40. Party DJ!
EXAM JITTERS?
CREATIVE BLOCK?
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Hypnosis Can Help You Help Yourself! Call Mary Curro
Nixon, R.H. 933-6948.
DJ ROCK
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the PARTY world. Call 968-8753.
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dence, Student Papers-No job too large-We accept
VisaMC. Phone 361-2638-Ask for Gary.
JUST YOUR TYPE Word Processing Service will
type your papers, dissertations, letters, etc. quickly
and professionally. Emergency typing welcome.
489-8700 (call 24 hrs.).
PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Free pregnancy
testing and counseling, Call PSS at 942-7318. All
services confidential
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IF YOUR STEREO IS BROKEN, GET FAST,
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All apartments on the bus line to
UNC. Call today for full information
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Immediate Opening for 100 plasma donors. Earn extra
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Great pay-Excellent hours. Build your professional
resume. Become a phonathon associate for the Carolina
Fund. Start at $4.00 per hour. Sign up for and interview
at 03 Hanes Hall.
Auditions for Musicana Touring Shows. Need singers,
dancers, actors, and musicians. Call 1-800-654-8705.
Need a part-time evening position? Health care company
in Durham needs a Mail Clerk to process outgoing mail
from 6-10 pm. Involves some heavy lifting. Also
responsible for night time security procedures and
answenng incoming phone calls. HS required. Send
resume indicating salary requirements and daytime
phone number to : Personnel Representative
Coastal Group, Inc.
P.O. Box 15309
Durham, NC 27704
Secretary for Hebrew and religious school. Thursday
afternoon 3:30-6pm, Sunday's 8:00-3:00pm. Good wage
489-7062933-2182.
Music Teacher - guitarist preferred for synagogue
religious school. Sundays, good wage. 489-7062933-2182.
OVERSEAS JOBS. Summer, yr. round. Europe,
S.America, Australia, Asia. All fields. $900-$2000 mo.
Sightseeing. Free information. Write UC, PO Box 52
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NOW RECRUITING FOR BUS DRIVERS-Town of
Chapel Hill, part time; start early January. Begin 2 wks
paid training (fulltime) at $6.18hr; then begin part-time
driver duties, $6.81hr. Flexible schedules available, 20
36 hrswk. Opportunity for fulltime hours by seniority.
Requires good driving record. Must be able to obtain
Learner's Permit (CUss B) if h.;ed Unifrorms piovided,
excellent fringe benefits. Apply by November 19:
Municipal Bldg, 306 N. Columbia St. EOAAE.
Part-time help needed at Granville Towers cafeteria,
a student managed work ennviroment. Flexible hours.
Apply between 2 and 4pm or call after 5pm 929-0433.
EOE.
COLLEGE REP WANTED to distribute "Student Rate
subscription cards at this campus. Good income. For
information and application write to: COLLEGIATE
MARKETING SERVICES, 251 Glenwood Dr. Moores
ville, NC 28115.
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7:00 . 9:45
PEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED
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