Tuesday, March 10, 1964
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Delivery Service
Phone 968-2371
, Delivery until 11:30 P.M.
Specializing in Pit Cooked Bar-B-Q
Chicken Boxes and Shrimp Boxes to Take Out
Sandwiches Cold Drinks Smokes
US N. Graham Street
Chapel Hill, N. C.
Use Our Classified Ad Service
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110 LU
NOW IN STOCK
NEW
ONE P-1800 SPORTS COUPE (with overdrive)
ONE T-1225 4 DOOR VOLVO
ONE PV 544 2 DOOR VOLVO
USED
A 1963 P-1800 VOLVO Sport Coupe, red with
Over-Drive, Radio, Heater. Extra Clean $3195.00
A 1962 P-1800 VOLVO Sport Coupe. Ivory with
Over-Drive, Radio, Heater. Extra clean $2,695.00
Weaver Broihers Rambler, Inc.
214 W. Cabarrus St.
Raleigh, N. C.
TE-46266
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NEWSWEEK
MOLLIS ALPtUT, SATUWOAY HEWf i
JUDITH CRIST. HERALD TRIBUNB
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secret ballot!"
DeanV List
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Mackethan, James McCombs,
Samuel McNairy, William Mc
Nairy, Everette Mills,
Robert Moore, Ralph Mosley,
David Orcutt, Ronald Orovan,
Ruth Paine, Elizabeth Parker,
James Parnell, George Petree,
Roger Petty, Joseph Pool,
Harold Proctor, Hunter Rich
ardson, Lanny Roof, Albert
Sehiff, Robert Shoffner,
Gay Showell, Jerry Sifford,
Robert Skees, Marion Smith,
Harry Snook, Larry Somers,
Michael Thomas, Harold Ty
singer, Jane Walker, Edgar
Wood, Robert Woodruff, Billy
Wooten.
Nominated for 7 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS
including BEST DRANI A.BEST ACTOR-Stathis
Giallelis, BEST DIRECTOR Elia Kazan.
PICTURE OF THE MONTH! -Seventeen Magazine
'A GLOWING ACHIEVEMENT!' -Good Housekeeping .
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Shows at 12:30 - 3:30 - 6:30 - 9:30
NOW PLAYING
Orientation Committee
Interviews Today
Interviews for the fall orienta
tion committee will be held this
week.
Perry McCarty, chairman of
men's orientation, and Bonnie
Raines, chairman of women's
orientation, announced yesterday
that interviews would be held in
GM Tuesday and Wednesday
from 4-6 p.m. and Thursday 2-6
p.m.
"We need people who are
willing to devote a lot of time,"
McCarty commented yesterday.
"Most of the work for fall orien
tation is done before summer
vacation."
NOW PLAYING
A BOLD NEW LOOK IN SUSPENSE
METRO -GOLDWYN-MAYER presem,
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Camp
us Calendar
All Campiis Calendar Items
must be submitted in person at
the DTH, office in GM by 2 p.m.
the day before .the desired pub
lication date.
' TODAY
Elections Board 3 p.m.t Wood
house Room.
Carolina Handbook Staff 7 p.m.,
RP I.
Academic Affairs Comm. 3
p.m., RP I.
Di-Phi 7:30 p.m., 3rd Floor
New West, Public Debate:
Should a man or woman have
sexual relations before marri
age? Publications Selections Board
4:30 p.m Grail Room, select
Editor and Business Manager
of Yack.
Seminars Abroad 9 p.m., 115
Ackland Art Center, Art and
Architecture in Europe dis
cussed and slides shown by
Dr. John S. Schnorrenberg.
Tuesday Evening Series 8 p.m.,
Hill Hall, piano recital by
Barbara Blegen.
Orientation Comm. 4-6 today,
Wed., and Fri., and 2-6 Thurs.,
RP III, interviews for Orienta
tion Comm.
Carolina Handbook 7-8 p.m.,
RP I, organization, of staff. "
WRC 3-5 today, Wed. and
Thurs., RP i, interviews for
freshman co-oniinator, - . sign
UP for interviews at GM in
formation desk
Square Daccing Club 7:30 p.m.,
Women's Gym floor.
Slimnastics Clnb 3:43 p.m.,
Women's dance studio.
MOVIES
Carolina The Prize
Varsfty i- America, America
WEDNESDAY
Math Colloquium -T- A p.m 383
Phillips, William L. Duren,
"Calculus of Variations Re
visited: The Theory of Optimal
Control," coffee served at
3:30 in 333 Phillips.
Physics Colloquium i p.m., 263
Phillips, A. Zucker, "Heavy
Ions in the Study of the sta
tistical tModel of the Nucleus,"
coffee served in 277 Phillips at
3:30.
Finance Comm. 3-5 p.m., Wood
house Room, primary hear
ings of budget.
SP 7:30 p.m., Gerrard, panel
discussion "What's the mat-'
ter with The Tar Heel," also
DURHAM MOBILE
HOME SALES
Featuring the Finest in
MOBILE HOMES
New Moon
Ritz-Craft
Palace
5 miles out at Miami Blvd.
& Hiway 70 East
See PHIL DICKENS or
KENNETH STUBBLEFIELD
DURHAM
Phone 596-8302
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ounds Dance Studio
announces
A SPECIAL
Slimming Exercise Course
for Ladies
New Classes begin March 9 and will meet every morning, Monday through
Friday, 10 A.M. to 11. Evenings, 8:00 to 9:00
Get Ready for Spring and Summer Now!
CALL 942-1088
If no answer, 968-6847
Carlos
"...mu$f be heard i
Ticket Sale (Students only)
Starts Wed., March 11, 12:30 p.m.
At Graham Memorial
CLASSIFIED
ADS. "
TEACHERS NEEDED ROCKY MT.
West Coast states. Salaries $4800-
$8000. Widely patronized agency -
excellent schools. Nice towns and
cities. Teachers Specialists Bureau,
Boulder, Colo.
QUALITY ... IN LIFE INSUR
ance costs you nothing extra. In
fact, it may actually save you
money. May I prove this to you?
Arthur DeBerry, Jr., C.L.U. and
Associates telephone No. 942-6966
Grin Kiti
FOR SALE: REASONABLE PRICE,
B and L Monocular microscope and
case. Approved by medical and den
tal schools. Call 968-6096 after six.
FOR SALE: MARTIN D-18 GUITAR
Excellent condition. Call 968-8392.
I WILL PAY $5.00 FOR TWO Tic
kets to J.B. Friday night. Call Car
man; 929-1290.
FOR SALE: 1953 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVille. Power steering,
brakes, seats and windows. Also,
seat belts and Eldorado wheels.
Extra clean $725.00. Call 968-9163,
Dick Singer.
Pate IJaads ur Help!
Please come by and pick up your winter clothes.
Spring is approaching fast. I need to move out all
winter clothes in order :to make room for new spring
alterations.
PETE THE TAILOR
133 2 E. Franklin St.
FOR SALE: 1956 CADILLAC "62"
sedan. Black, low mileage, excel
lent tires, absolutely perfect con
dition throughout. $800 cash, cheap
at this price S. Hetherington,
Carrboro, 942-69646.
'JLEDBETTEB' PISKflQB
Offers ,to the Carolina Student an assort
nwnt of items for any occasion or need.
Studio Cards
Contemporary Cards
The Card for the
Occasion "
Not only can these
items be found but
also ive offer:
A C03IPLETE
SELECTION OF
STATIONERY
OF ALL KINDS
CAROLINA:
Beer Mugs
Scarfs
Pennants
and
Sweatshirts
will fill legislative seat from
Cobb and position on Advisory
Board.
CWC 2:30-4 p.m., Grail Room,
interviews for president of
CWC. SL Ways and Means Comm. 3
p.m., Woodhouse Room.
CCUX 3-5 p.m., today-Fri., in
terviews fcr UX Seminars,
New York, YMCA-CCUN Of
fice. MRC 7 p.m., 4th floor. New
East, business.
Scuba Divin? Club meeting
time has been changed from
Wed. to Thurs. night.
Philosophy of Science 8c Math
5:15 p.m., 213 Caldwell, meet
ing for anyone interested in
forming a discussion group,
if interested but unable to at
tend, call Hunter, 933-2046.
Basketball Club 4 p.m.. Wo
men's. Gym.
Badminton Club 7 p.m.. Wo
men's Gym.
Stray Greeks 6 p.m., upstairs
Lenior.
THURSDAY
Scuba Diving Club 7:30 p.m.,
indoor pool.
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128 Fayetteville Raleigh, N. C.
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and the VANDELLAS
MARY WELLS o CHUCK JACKSON
SOLOMON BURKE TOMMY TUCKER
RUFUS "walk the dog" THOMAS
LEO PRICE AND i!3 GREAT ORCHESTRA
ONE NIGHT CDin A V
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J. S. DORTON
N. C. STATE FAIRGROUND
Tickets on sale Thitm's Rec
ord Shop A Hamlin Drug.
ONLY ,
All Seats
Reserved
$2.00 8 P. M.
$2.50 Z Doors Open
$3.00 7 P'M-
MARCH
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Spring Session About to Begin at
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Old Durham-Chapel Hill Road
489-6191
The Professional Stable
Qualified Instructors Teach
Hunt, Seat Equitation
JUMPING
Dressing
Special Classes for University Students. Transporta
tion will be provided for minimum groups of 6.
Horses Boarded & Trained Bought Sold
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Just say the word, and
this hands-dapping styling
is all yours. You never
bad it so soft in leathers,
or so flexible. Instant Fit lining,
too. This shoe fits . . . everyone
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and every good timei
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Choice of 7 colors'
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143 East Franklin
Phone 942-4S9G
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