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Page 6 THE DAILY TAB H Thursday. 'March 7, 1968 Candidates Endorsed By University Party Named At Convention v Legislative candidates en dorsed by the UP at Tuesday night's convention are as follows: Men's district I (Out of town) Jeff Douglas, II (Gran ville) Gary Smith and Jay Hendrickson, III (Fraternities West of Columbia Street) Carl Younger, John Kelly, Joe Page, Charles Jeffrfess, Bill Lee and Norfleet Pruden. Also IV (Fraternities East of Columbia Street) Tom Craver and Bruce Jolly, V (Old East and Old West) Fred Taylor, VI (Upper Quad) John Ripley. VIII (Parker, Avery, and Teague) Curtis Weaver and Norman Block IX (Ehr- ULnJlB mm . A. A tzi. rfM fit v. fa f-fWU , " J Jill! 1 If Km? inghaus) Harry Diffendal, Johnny Williford, and Ken McAllister X (Craige) Duke Walsh, Steve Yelverton, and Tom Benton. Also XI (Morrison) Dan Killian, Lee Clark, Richie Leonard and Luther Stevens Byrd, XII (James) Pete Hall, John Westall, Tony Palmer, and Lee Hunter. Also Women's District I (Out of Town) Karen Gibbon and Brookes Markham, II (Spencer, Whitehead, and Smith) Susan Lashley, IV (Nurses) Betty Raybon. Also V (Cobb) Mary Greene, VI ( Winston, Connor, and Joyner) Barbara Gaddy. Military , ... t - -7 ' ; v t St . ... . . f ' ' " ' , " V ) . . 1 Gary Wirt Co-Chairman of Granville Tower's Project Blueblood donates the first pint in the pledge drive at N.C. Memorial Hospital. Looking on W ftTl - lesiey nnarwn, iTesident is tademts Dig w lves YOUNG PEOPLE MAR RIED or thinking of getting married, should investigate the advantages of mobile home liv ing; no furniture to buy and payments less than rent. A home of your own. Gerry Cog gin, campus representative, Chapel Hill, 968-9182 or Capital Mobile Homes, Chapel Hill Purham Blvd., 489-3353. Special this week at TRAVEL ON MOTORCYCLE CO., 504 West Franklin Street. 650 cc B.S.A. $625. Vespa $150. Honda 90 $225. , Honda C 50 motorcycle 1964 model used very little. Very reasonable. Phone 929-3431 after 5:00 P.M. 61 Chevrolet; 2 door Biscayne, 6 cylinder standard transmission. $250 or best of fer. Call 942-2935. FOR SALE: 66 Mustang Convertible. 6 cylinder, 3 speed. Power top, candy apple red interior, 7 tires. Easy terms, excellent condition. 929-5398. The American Red Cross is sponsoring the organiation of a Chapel Hill-Carrboro servicemen's wives' club. The club's organizational meeting will be held Thursday, March 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the ARC Building, 211 W. Main St. in Carrboro. All military wives in the area are encouraged by Mrs. William Wells, co-sponsor of the club to attend and help the group formulate plans. The Durham servicemen's wives' club, which has had a very successful year will aid the Chapel Hill wives in form ing their own group. Such clubs have done much to provide social activities and helpful information to servicemen's wives in cities across the nation Their puspose is to furnish needed' companionship, practical assistance, and fun for young military " wives, said Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Lindsay Neville, direc tor of the local chapter of the American Red Cross, and Mrs. William Wells, volunteer staff member, will sponsor the Chapel Hill club. For the fifth summer, UNC and Duke University are col laborating in the archaeologi cal excavations of Winchester in England. Work will continue this summer on the 10th Cen tury Anglo - Saxon Cathedral which revealed the original original tomb of St. Swithun of Wolvesey, and a complex of shops, houses and public buildings in Lower Brook Street. The annual expedition, which runs from July 1 to , Sept. 8, 1968, invites any interested col lege students or faculty to ap ply. Both men and women over eighteen are eligible, and previous experience is not necessary. ' Good physical condition is a prerequistie to joining the group, as work goes on, rain or shine, six or seven days a week, ten or more hours a day. Apparently the satisfactions of unearthing a new relic, and working and living with students from sixteen different nations outweigh the hardships, however, as many students have returned year after year. The student diggers receive free accomodation in Win chester, free breakfast and supper at camp, and a modest lunch allowance. Medical and dental services are available to workers under National Health. Travelling expenses are the responsibility of the applicant, and New York4o-London round trip group fares are about $300. Applications and further in formation can be obtained by writing to Dr. George R. Holcomb, Dean, Research Ad'ministration, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. of Granville East and Project Co-Chairman. Down they go prices on the Library Sec onds in the Old Book Fea ture Case have dropped to 15c each for today and to morrow, and will go down to a mere nickle for any thing left Saturday. THE OLD BOOK CORNER in the Intimate Bookshop 119 East Franklin St Iff: - A bm mi Mi'i,iaattiVjiiMii)ii-i t-YfMmBk -iff-- Shirt By Any Other Name Is Not Just As Sweet Jtu Unfurnished 1 bedroom apart ment with fireplace. $95 per month excluding heat and other utilities. Within walking distance of campus. Call 929 3138. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom air conditioned mobile home, 10 x 50. $90 per month, available April 1. Call 942-1749. J4 41 i -r unr n ij You have to pay for old age some day. Either you pay now while you have the money, or you pay later when you have no money . Let a NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL agent show you how little it costs now. Call 942-6966. LOST: Glasses lost Friday, March 1 in Bingham; tortoise shell frames, light brown case. If found, phone collect 286-9762 in Durham. I Pa cap Due circa DO I 1 j5$ Will Soon Be I (n ) chaPe Hin 1 Landmark! I ' r Days I fi u zJ o Go H w Lady Milton Impossible Sale! m NuTHING BEATS MILTON'S INIMITABLE M2a! a Complete assortment of our own Derfect roll higher collar button-down impeccably tailored!. II for us alone by Eagle Shirtmakers. This is truly,- a raui revcre iiiri n nas Deen sent to. OUrtf man paLiuiid Linuuguuui me iree wona ana nas' even permeated the Iron Curtain! Long sleeve or half sleeve oxfords from $6.50 Oxford voile solids, stripes or tattersalls $8,503 ouinmer weigni unamoray in stripes or Tatiersails $8.50 So Many New Unusuals To Coordinate With Our Greatest Shirts. THE HUB ANNOUNCES: THE DEATH OF THE BLAHS ATTENTION MEDICAL, P HARMACEUTICAL STUDENTS New microscopes at low prices due to overship ment. Excellent for medical, pharmacy school, biological research, etc. See Jim Van Hecke at Beta Theta Pi House, 9C3-90C3 for more information and a look at samples. POETRY WANTED for Poetry Anthology. Please include stamped, self-addressed return envelope. Idlewild Publishers, 543 Frederick Street, San Francisco, California, 94117. WANTED: Girl to share apart ment with two others. $42 per month (all included). One block from campus. Call 942 1015. ; We monogram any item of ap- parel. Expert work. Sharyn Lynn Shoppe, 122 E. Franklin St. As P-A-R-A-P-H-E-R-N-A-L-l-A time draws near March 22nd we must give away our entire stock of women's wear. If you don't believe this is the most impossible give-a-way ever offered on choice mer chandise, read the following very closely Blouses cut from $7.00 to $1.93; 8.00 to 2.99; 11.00 to 3.99; 12.95 to 4.99; 16.95 to 19.95 at impossible $5.99. Dresses, regularly 16.95 to $55.00, further impos sibled to $2.50, $5.00 and $10.00. Poor boy tops to $11.00 at $2.93. Jams to $16.00 at $1.99. Shorts by Austin Hill and David Ferguson, regularly to $12.00, at ridiculous $4.00. Slacks by above two plus Mister Pants, regularly to $17.00 wools and spring selections now $4.00. Skirts to $20.00 wools down to $5.00; spring skirts down to $4.00. Gowns to $45.00 at $10X0. Suits to $85.00 at $10.00. Belts to $7.00 at $1.83. Elizabeth swimsuits to $38.00, at impossible $5X0. Help us make room for our fabulous new look and save loads while assisting us. LADY MILTON SHOP Milton's Clothing Cupboard Downtown Chapel Hill Downtown Chapel Hill III W ; 'Sit: H3 " I ppl' The new look for spring is bold and colorful trousers ... THE HUB. has a handsome collection of plaids, checks, tattersalls, stripes, and a stunning array of new fresh colors that will highlight any outfit for any occasion . 1 . equally at home for sport or business wear, a new p air of these spring sensations is a must for the wardrobe of the man ' on the go. THE HUB OF CHAPEL HILL College Has New Library Two years of work and plan ning became a reality last September when the Morehead Residence College Library was established. The library is located on the first floor of Graham and serves the five-dorm complex plus Cobb, and was achieved through the efforts of Wendall Williams, Academic LL Gov., and his Academic Com-, mittee. Reference Books for. the library were acquired from the Book Exchange and students have contributed used Monarch outlines. A dictionary publisher con tributed a number of dic tionaries to the Library. Students staff the library to assist in checking out quizzes from the Morehead quiz file. In addition to the books and quizzes the library holds a variety of current periodicals for recreational reading. A dai ly newspaper will be subscrib ed to next semester. The library also serves as a seminar room open to any stu dent group in the residence college desiring its use. 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