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6ATtie Daily Tar HeelFriday, September 2, 1988
Welcome UNC Students!
Fill in the blanks on your
Academic Calendar
Relocated at 171 E. Franklin
GRADUATE STUDENT
FELLOWSHIP
at The Battle House, 203 Battle
Lane, across from Kenan Dorm.
Sponsored by Baptist Campus Ministry.
Come at 6:30 pm
on September 9
for a delicious
dinner.
We mill have plenty
of fellowship and
food. Please bring
a friend!
R.S.V.P. by noon
on September8
with Harriette
Bugel at 942A266.
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WELCOME TO
THE CAROLINA BAPTIST STUDENT UNION!
Please join us for the following events in September.
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Sunday, 10:00 ; un
Praise and Worship
(MlMf: (SJiiiMii) Wednesdav. 7:00 p-m-.cl i-
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9:30 a.m. CH2j$
(60 vJ jUJKSif Nursery Provided 968-4120
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Reverend W. W. Olney
inter - faith creative worship
politically active socially concerned
personal counseling small group study
working for peace and Justice
Maranatha Christian Church
and Campus Ministry
A nondenomlnational spirit-filled church ,
Taylor & Elbaabth Stewart
Campus Directors
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October 6
through
October 11
December 21
through
January 11
March 10
through
March 20
Summer
Break begins
May 10
St. 92&S534 688-2285
Wesley Foundation
The United Methodist
Student Center
214 Pittsboro Street
Sept 7, 6:00 pm - dinner for
new students '
Sept 14, 6:00 pm - begins
weekly dinners with programs.
Weekly group for graduate
students, Bible study, discussion
groups, social issues involve
ment, work team opportunities,
fun and fellowship.
Sept 30 - fall beach retreat
Rev. Manuel Wortman, chaplain
Ms. Gregg Sullivan, program associate
Ms. Sylvia Svendsgaard, admin, assistant
Friday - Monday, Sept. 2-5: Beach
Retreat to Caswell. Come by for a reg-,
istration form. '
Thursday, Sept. 8 at 5:45 pm: Meeting
in the Great Hall of Carolina Student
Union. Topic: "Our Diversity in Christ."
Friday, Sept. 9 at 6:30 pm: dinner for
graduate students.
For more information, call or come by the Battle
House, 203 Battle Lane, across from Kenan Dorm,
942-4266. Campus ministers are Bob Phillips and
Harriette Bugel
The Community Church
of Chapel Hill
At Mason Farm
and Pureby Roads
near Married Student Housing
942-2050
Maranatha - Come Lord Jesus (1 Corinthians 16:22)
Maranatha Campus Ministries Student Meeting
Wed., 7:30 pm Student Union Room 224
Worship Service Sunday, 10:00 am
Durham Jordan High School Auditorium
Shuttle service available from:
Student Union at 9:30 am & ;
Chase Cafeteria at 9:35 am. '
Call 929-9393 or 967-0057 for more information.
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Carrboro
CHAPEL HILL
BIBLE CHURCH
1200 Mason Farm Rd.
Phone 968-4754
Jim Abrahamson, PastorTeacher
Randy Russell, Pastor of Ministry
Bill van Bark, Pastor of Family
Education and Youth
Reggie Eidd, Pastor of Worship
An evangelical fellowhlp of
expository Bible teaching and "Body
Life" ministry
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:15am, 11:00am & 4:30pm
Adult Sunday School
9:30am & 11:00am
Children's Sunday School
9:30am & 4:30pm
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
BIBLE STUDY
Beginning Sat., Sept. 10 from 9:00 -10:30 at 203 Battle
Lane (The Battle House - across from Kenan Dorms) is
a Bible Study for international students who are Chris
tians or who want to know more about Christianity.
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' .Well make new friends arid have good'lfe6wshi. j
For information and materials , call Harriette Bugel at
942-4266.
Sponsored by UNC
All students are invited to a
September 11th
9p man is truly educated' tvithout 1
a knowledge of the 'Bible.
Bible Correspondence
Course
Clip and mail to: ItiBCe Correspondence Course
6413 Zion
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Sanford,
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ADDRESS
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THE
LEAN
IMAHjKI
Since 1971
967-5104
LUTHERAN
CAMPUS MINISTRY
300 E. Rosemary
LARRY IIARTSELL
Campus Pastor
942-2677
SUNDAY
Worship at 8:30 8. 1 1:00 am
WEDNESDAY
Fellowship Meal at 6:00 pm
Holy Communion at 7:00 pm
COME JOIN OUR FAMILY
Baptist Student Union
PRESBYTERIAN
CAMPUS
MINISTRY
at UNC in Chapel Hill
Presbyterian
Student Center
110 Henderson Street
967-2311
Rebecca Reyes
Campus Minister
free welcome cookout on Sunday
from 4:00 to 7:00 pm .
Church Rpad
0 27330
FREE!
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Chapel of the Cross
304 E. Franklin St.
next to
Morehead Planetarium
929-2193
Official says fray d
shooldl result Dim
reform of Congress
From Associated Press reports
WASHINGTON Defense
Secretary Frank Carlucci said Thurs
day the Pentagon contract fraud
scandal should lead to reforms by the
Congress, not the Defense
Department. ,
Offering a personal "prescription
for procurement reform," Carlucci
called on Congress to streamline its
budget-making process, reduce the
number of committees that oversee
defense spending, shift the Pentagon
budget to a two-year cycle and
provide multi-year funding for more
weapons programs.
The goal, he said, should be to limit
the number of "intervention points
where a skillful lobbyist can succeed"
in gaining an advantage.
"For purposes of reform, the most
important fact underscored by the
current investigation is that illegally
gained information has value only
iSe church of
Christ that meets
in Suite 214,
Carr Mill Mall,
Carrboro, invites
you to
Worship God
with us.
Sunday at 1:00 2M.
for additional information
or transportation, call
933-3070
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THE EPISCOPAL CAMPUS MINISTRY
WELCOMES YOU TO UNC.
Sunday services beginning August 28th :
are at 7:30, 9:00, 11:15 am & 5:15 pm;
other services held daily at 5:15 pm.
Join us at our orientatloncookout following
the 5:15 service on Thursday, September 1st.
Labor Day Beach Retreat - September 2-5.
First Fellowship Night of the weekly
Anglican Student Fellowship - September 6th
at 5:45 followed by dinner & program.
The Rev. Stephen ElKIns-WIllIams, Rector
The Rev. David Stanford, Assoc. for Campus Ministry
when the opportunity exists to use
it," Carlucci said in remarks, prepared
for delivery to the Baltimore Council
on Foreign Affairs.
A copy of his speech was made
available at the Pentagon
"Unfortunately, the current system
is highly unstable and offers far too
many such opportunities," he said.
"No program ever stands still for very
long; someone is always lobbying to
change it.
"The message being sent to indus
try is that there is a higher payoff
for investment in lobbying than for
investment in research and develop
ment and long-term productivity
enhancement."
The speech was the most compre
hensive statement to date by the
secretary since the revelation , of a
major fraud probe involving defense
contractors and consultants.
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CARRBORO
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Main & Greensboro Sts.
Dr. Jesse Croom, Pastor
Rich Erwin, Education
Kathie Wilkinson, Music
Sunday
Bible Study 9:45 am .
Worship 1 1 :00 am
Training 6:30 pm
Worship 7:30 pm
Wednesday
Supper 5:45 pm
Prayer 6:30 pm . ,
For information about the church
and transportation, call 967-3056.
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