Page 4, Salemite, Sept. 19,1980
Here Comes Harvey
Salemites, get ready ~
the comedy of comedies
is coming to our school.
Yes, on October 10, 11,
and 12 we will be
privileged to view, in
our own drama
workshop, the comedy
Harvey, which tells the
story of an alcoholic
who sees a large white
rabbit. This
hallucination causes
problems for the sister
and niece of the man,
and they attempt to
have him committed to
an institution. The
problems that arise are
hilarious, so the play
will imdoubtably tickle
your funny bone. The
best part about the play
is that Salem students
are producing, direc
ting, and performing it.
What more could we
request? The male lead
of Elwood P. Dowd will
be played by Liz
Lawless, and the female
lead of Veta Louise
Simons will be played
by Beth Horton. The
Pierrettes still need
stage crew help, though,
so if you’re interested,
call Paula Ruth Ford at
721-2698, or come by
room 327 Clewell.
Tickets to Harvey are
free, so put the time on
your calendar, and get
ready for an evening of
laughs with the
Pierrettes. Y’all come!
by Robin Elmore
Restaurant
Review
Der Beef Haus, located on the corner of
Lockland Ave. and Silas Creek Parkway,
specializes in “Deli Style” subs and sand
wiches.
The “Beef Haus Sub” is an especially
generous serving, and customers may choose
from over 30 styles of mustard.
Soups and salads are also available.
Owner Mike McMillan suggests a call to the
“Haus” before picking up orders at the drive-
thru station, as all meals are made to order.
From 3 to 6 p.m. daily, every other draught
beer, normally 65 cents, is only a nickel.
McMillan also stocks over 40 brands of im
ported and domestic beer.
McMillan plans to show old boxing matches
(luring “off hours” and patrons may also
watch this season’s televised football games.
Der Beef Haus is open from 11 a.m. until 11
p.m. weekdays and 11 a.m. until 3 a.m.
weekends.
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Grants for Humanities Students
The Youthgrants
program of the National
Endowment for the
Humanities will offer
over 100 cash awards
across the nation this
fall to young people in
their teens and early
twenties, including
many college and
university students, to
pursue non-credit, out-
of-the-classroom pro
jects in the humanities.
The deadline for sub
mission of completed
applications is
November 15, 1980.
The grants, which
offer up to $2,500 to
individuals and up to
$10,000 for groups
($15,000 for certain high-
cost media projects) are
intended primarily for
those between the ages
of 15 to 25 who have a
ways to go before
completing academic or
professional training.
If you are interested
in the program, a copy
of the guidelines should
be on file at the campus
Placement Office or the
Office of Contracts and
Grants. If not, please
write before October
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For Master Charge or Visa
N.C. residents call 1-919-725-8313
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SATISFACTION QUARANTEED
15th, 1980, if you wish to
meet this year’s
deadline, to;
Youthgrants Guidelines
Mail Stop 103-C
National Endowment
for the Humanities
Washington, D.C. 20506
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