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Page 0 THE DAILY TAR HEEL Thursday. Mav 11. 1967 fi-n- "BAT Jl - Wjrff C To Poll Coeds ILU&B, IVlUIflUWV W III OVUI Villi w R For Jumpingest By PENNY RAYNOR DTH Staff Writer Yes, Virginia, there really IS a state frog-jumping con test in Raleigh Monday. And several fraternities here are out to capture the "jumpingest frog in the state" title with their University Lake-recruited entries. The frog-winner of the North Carolina contest will represent the state in the world - famous International Frog Jump Jubilee at the Calaveras County Fair in Angel's Camp, California. Last year a Carolina Chi Psi frog, A.S. Chipsi III, won the state competition on the Capitol lawn in Raleigh by leaping a long 12 feet, two inches. However, Chipsi, ap propriately renamed Tar Heel Terror IV, was literally unable to get off the ground in the California contest. 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A couple of fraternity wits countered with, "We gotta lotta lizards in this house but no frogs." Tau Epsilon Phi claimed to have a super tadpole which they are busily stuffing in hopes that it will grow be fore the contest. When asked about their training methods, a TEP explained that their frog contestant, Souper Grif, was kind of hard to train be cause "he's sorta in a stage of metamorphosis right now." J'We are planning on de fending our record of last year with leaps of two or three feet more," the Chi Psi head frogkeeper said. He declined somewhat furtively to talk about their training methods for fear that they would be pirated by some rival. Pi Kappa Alpha's Francis Frog is giving them some trouble in his training. "We have to tie a string around his neck so we don't have to chase him while we're try ing to train him. But he can't jump very well with that string around his neck" a PiKA explained. "He's just a nice green frog," he said, "and we're using that old Mt. 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The Jrogs and their frater nities win compete at 11 a.m. Monday in front of the grand -Voting (Continued from Pare 1) out of the service and started in business." Another supporter of the bill, Haywood's Ernest B. Messer, called the proposal "a natural evolution of the right to vote." It is no more fair to char acterize all youths as not in telligent enough to vote, he said, than it is to criticize all politicians as crooks. Messer urged the House to "make citizens of them (the 18 to 20-year-olds) now and start using them in our poli tical activities as active mem bers of our parties." One of the bills strongest critics was I. H. O'Hanlon, of Fayetteville, who said that because of the way in which his two sons behaved when they were younger, he cer tainly wouldn't want to give any minor the vote. Howard F. Twiggs, of Ra leigh, a supporter of the bill, was one of the last legisla tors to speak before the vote. THURSDAY All residents of Parker, Teague, Avery, Alderman, and Mclver Residence Halls ,are invited to witness the painting of the Scott Resi dence College insignia on the wall of the Carolina Grill at 3 p.m. Elections Board will meet at 4 p.m. in Woodhouse Room in Graham Memorial. All members are urged to at tend. The Sigma Chi Derby will begin today with a parade at 2 p.m. The events will start in Kenan Stadium at 2:30. There will' be free door prizes, free admis 2:00 2:30 ee y Free door prizes valued from $5.00 to $20.00 from such stores as: Town 8c Campus, The Fireside, Milton's, Julians, The Hub, Intimate and many others. 9 stand at the state fair grounds in Raleigh. To en ter, simplv show up at the .starting line at about 10:30 a.m. with your frog in hand, or on a platter, as the Chi Psi did last year, in case he loses. Ag "We must consider the ef fect this will have on the young people of this state," he said. "If we give them this right to vote, I think they will meet the responsi bilities and become better citizens for it." Shortly later the roll call vote began with " the clerk reading out the names. "Mr. Speaker. . .Andrews. . .Au man. . .Bailey. . " And after each name would mostly come either an "aye" or a "noe," or maybe just a "present" (a way of abstain ing.) In some cases, however, there would be just a dead silence after the name of a legislator who was either sick or who had left the floor, to avoid voting on the con troversial bill. And then the count: 63 ayes, 44 noes. And the 18-year-old voting age once again became a thing to work Jor in the next General Assembly. State Campus Calendar sion, and a free combo, the Counts . IV tonight. "S e e your favorite co-ed in action.'- Judges will be Chief Seaumont, Larry McDivitt, and Bob Simpson. Every one is- invited. The U.P. Caucus is at 7:00 p.m. in the Grail Room. Temporary summer jobs are available in the Student Aid Office, 2 Hanes Hall, for "- mature ; upperclassmen or graduate students to conduct a population Change Study for . the Re search Triangle Institute. $1.75 per hour: will be paid. Contact jMrs.' Annette Mont gomery in the Student Aid SHIRTS Ban-Lon Cotton Arne! $3.00 up POLO SHIRTS $2.75 Over Sutton's Drugs MILL OUTLET SALES ROOM Over Sutton's Drugs -Parade Starts - Events at Kenan OUR FAVORITE CO-ED r ( - t w X In X f - ! - p' DTH When you're down and out ... Sometimes that means all the way down Three Majorettes Picked Betty Funderburk, Susie Little, and Eileen Fuller were selected last week to be the three new majorettes on 'the 1967 Marching Tar Heels majorette squad. ' Majorettes from last sea son who will also be on the squad are Anna Salter, head majorette; Jo Ellen Tunstall; Carol Smith; and Karen Free man. The majorettes will be add ing white wool capes and Office for further informa- tion. C.W.C. will hold its final meeting today in Ro- land Parker I. This is a mandatory meeting for all members and will be- gin at 5:00 p.m. The Exe- cutive will meet at 4:00 p.m. Women interested- in going through rush next fall may sign up in the Office of the Dean of Women. Students who will be ' sophomores, juniors, and seniors are eligible. A 2.0 cumulative average is requisite for eligibility. Please bring your student number when you come. FRIDAY The color film of the 1964 Student Missionary Conven- tion held at the University of Illinois will be shown today at 6 p.m. in up stairs Lenoir. The subject Of this film is the Christian ' challenge to students of this generation. The Caro lina Christian Fellowship invites all to attend. Balari Lounge Social Club Now accepting Membership Applications LOCKERS DANCING LIVE ENTERTAIN MENT Monday thru Saturday Everyone's Coming to the GMA Stadium FREE COMBO PARTY 8:00 THE COUNTS IV EVERYONE INVITED Staff Photo fcy JOCK LAUTERER fringed tops to their uni forms for next season. They will twirl at least part of the season with pom-pom and ribbon-tipped batons. As usual, they will accom pany the Marching Tar Heels on their away trips, which will be to South Carolina or Virginia, probably Virginia. LA PIZZA J?m FOR DELIVERY CALL 967-1451 . : I ; I ; J ; : ; ; j ; j j j I ; cr I warn: to see in i i 7 1 in COLOR C04TMMIN8 Rvr booneramela Austin s Edward Everett Horidn -TE RRY"TH 0 ? ,1AS A UNIVERSAL PICTURE NOW PLAYING i SUMMER IN SAN FRANCISCO? Let the COLLEGIATE GUIDE TO SAN FRANCISCO show you around. A complete, up-to-date guidebook to non-tourist San Francisco. Written by Students for Students. Send $1.00 to Guide, 170 Bridge Eld., Hillsborough, California 94010 in f nlu On Rules By JULIE PARKER DTH Staff VTriUr Women's Residence Council Tuesday night accepted the final draft of questions for the May 16 coed rules referen dum. Coeds will be polled next Tuesday on liberalization of certain women's rules, and the ballots will carry these ques tions: 1. Would you favor an ex tension of current closing hours? yes or no. IF YES, would you favor: a) 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday for: (1) freshmen, (2) sophomores, (3) Juniors b) 2 a.m. every night of the week for: (1) treshmen, (2) sophomores, (3) juniors, (4) seniors c) No closing hours state yes or no for: (1) fresh men, (2) sophomores, (3) so phomores, (3) juniors, (4) sen iors d) It you do not favor any of the aoove (a) through (c) please specify your prefer ence: 2. Do you feel it necessary to have signout slips approv ed tor an overnignt Dy the ftas idtnee Administration if blank et parental permission has been granted? state yes or no for: treshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors. 3. Would you favor an ex tension of late minutes from the allotted ten per semester provided no more than ten late minutes be taken on any given night? It yes, would you prefer (a) 15 late minutes (b) 20 late minutes (c) 30 or more late minutes. iuu me Shows At: 1:00-2:54 4:58-6:57-8:58 ERBY FREE ADMISSION! N A CI Fill in this coupon and drop it in the box down at the stadium. YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN A DOOR PRIZE! Name . Local Address Class Changes 4. Do you feel that a wck man who is a senior or 21-years-old should be able to live in L'niversity-a pprove ed apartments in Chapel Hill: IF: (a) she has not attended UNC-CH previously? (b) she has attended UNC CH two semesters? (c) she has attended UNC CH six semesters? 5. Would you move into such an apartment if the above pri vilege is granted? 6. Do you teel that an ail night duty watchman should be assigned to women's resi dences on campus tor security reasons? Questions on age, transfer status, marital status, year in the university, and whether current residence in a dormi tory will also be included.'' This prolile information on the voters and the responses to referendum questions will be evaluated by the Phillips Hall computer. "Even if coeds want the rules to remain as they are, we urge them to register their opinion by voting. "This is an opportunity for girls to shake off any charges by men that they're apathe tic about social restrictions And these results will have a big influence on any rule changes that WRC may con sider next fall." IXelEHS f Two weeks f Don't get all of a dither, chum. Check our section of Course Outlines, and those February lectures will come back in a flash! We're open til 10 every night for your convenience. 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