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The Daily Tar Heel
Wednesday, February 7, 1973
oard at full Mrem
Aldermen
after Lee
by GregTurosak
Staff Writer
The Chapel Hill Board of Aldermen,
meeting irTfull force for the first time in
weeks, moved through a long agenda of
items, , considering numerous zoning
matters, and taking positive action on a
Law Officer's Retirement Fund.
In an abbreviated afternoon session
the Board's newest member, Thomas
Gardner, was sworn in to take the place
vacated by George Coxhead, now on the
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
Immediately after the oath was taken,
Gardner was warmly welcomed by Chapel
Hill Mayor Howard Lee, who joked freely
with the new alderman.
RegisltiraltM)!!
it
for referendum
A record 13,958 persons are registered
to vote in the Feb. 20 transportation
referendum in Chapel Hill, according to
the Orange , County Board of Elections.
The referendum concerns two
issues-bonds and taxes. If both issues are
approved and federal funds secured, a bus
system will begin operation in Chapel
Hill.
Carrboro aldermen are expected to
vote Feb. 13 on the possibilities of
holding a similar referendum.
The major reasons for the increase in
registration figures are the lowering of the
voting age from 21 to 18 and the Board
of Election's policy of registering
students. There have been no land
annexations in Chapel Hill or Carrboro
since the last city election heid in May,
1971.
The certified fieures show a staeeerine
gain of 78.3 per cent in registration since
the last town elections. 7,827 persons
reeistered and 4.700 Deode voted in that
election for mayor and aldermen.
Figures for Carrboro, also released,
show an even larger increase. Registration ,
climhei from 1,670 to 3, 125, .an increase V
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a book of mush
poetry (from just a
buck on up) goes on
giving, in sickness
and in health, for
better or for worse!
From the classics of
the Peter Pauper Press
to the crispness of
Judith Viorst, you 7
find a multitude of
love for sale at
The intimate
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Chapel HSR
Open evenings 'HI 10
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25sport coats, regularly to
$90.00, at absurd $25.00!
Lots of other buys during
this greatest of sales!
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163 C. Franklin Sr.
consider zoning, police fund
welcomes Gardner to group
Gardner, owner of the Quik Food
Mart and , part-owner of Huggins
Hardware, will insure, as did Coxhead, a
businessman's point of view on the board.
The board reconvened in the evening,
with attention first being given to zoning
requests.
In the most controversial zoning
matter, Mayor Lee was forced to cast the
deciding vote in approving the rezoning
of a 27-acre tract on Umstead Drive for a
1 96-unit condominium project. '.
The board voted to delay. action on
the Lake Forest development due to a
boundary dispute, but approved a request
by Orange Builders for removal of certain
parking spaces off Franklin Street.
' No action was taken by the aldermen
to
of 87 per cent. About 700 people voted
in the 1971 Carrboro elections.
Precinct breakdown of the Board of
Elections figures for Chapel Hill is:
Country Club 2,740; East Franklin 2,147;
Estes Hills 1,857; Westwood 1,805;
Northside 1,471; Ridgefield 1,369;
Glenwood 793; Colonial Heights 728;
Eastside 717; and Kings Mill 331. :
For Carrboro: South Carrboro 1,822;
North Carrboro 1,297.
The largest increase came in Country
Club precinct (main dormitory precinct)
which climbed from 1,054 to 2,740, an
increase of 165.1 -per cent in less than
two years.
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on an amendment to the zoning
ordinance requiring a three-fourths vote
from the board to overturn a zoning
request denial by the Planning Board. The
aldermen chose to await the outcome of a
public hearing this month by the Planning
Board. ,
The amendment request follows an
action in which the aldermen approved a
special use permit for a credit union
building after unanimous disapproval by
the Planning Board.
A highly favorable retirement program
for Chapel Hill police officers was
guaranteed when the board voted to
create a Law Officer's Retirement fund
by transferring : money - from the
municipal employes system. '
This would allow unreduced benefits
and early retirement, at the age of 55,
with additional benefits after 55 .'
In other decisions, the board endorsed
the Fair Kedos, this year's version of the
Apple Chill fair and approved the
application of money from the America
the Beautiful fund.
The board authorized Town
Grantsman Mick McMahan to file an
application for an HEW Drug Education
grant ' for the Drug Abuse Action
Committee, Inc.
The aldermen also decided that all
afternoon meetings of the board will be
abolished, and the board will meet at
7:30 p.m. when it meets-
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FOR SALE:
HONEYWELL PENTAX ES CAMERA: 1.4
lens; automatic, continously variable shutter
can alio operate manually; warranty is
transferable; 6 roils of film old. 589-3887.
Elephant hair bracelets, thumb pianos and
Danshike fabrics African Batik Shop And
Earring Super Market NCNB Plaza Downtown.
Open 10-9 daily 1-6 Sunday 942-2322.
FOR SALE: WOMAN'S 3-SPEED BICYCLE
(Including basket) excellent shape $45
933-8221933-2753.
quad 33 & 303 amp & pre-amp. superb
english equipment. koss esp9s,
electrostatic headphone, best
Sound possible, perfect condition.
967-5136 ask for Peter. -
FOR SALE:'61 VW. Nice body, interior. Good ,
for around town. 929-1732.
FOR SALE, ELECTRIC GUITAR STAR FIRE
3. EXCELLENT SHAPE. CHERRY RED, 2
PICK-UPS, HARDSHELL CASE, $199 OR
BEST OFFER, 9296585.
AKC AFGHAN, 3 months. Black Female,
Wormed, Shots, House Broken, Law Senior
Lacks Time for Pup and Studies. No
Reasonable Offer Refused. 383-1473 4 pm. to
11. ,
EARTH SHOES ARE THE MOST;
COMFORTABLE THING I'VE EVER WORN.
929-0231. 105 N. COLUMBIA, CORNER OF
FRANKLIN, ABOVE CCB. ;,' J
65 JEEP WAGONEER. 4 Wheel drive, new
radials, new brakes. Room to sleep for camping,
goes anywhere. Needs some work. Negotiable:
$89S. 942-2608,967-2063.
FOR SALE Lenco L-75 manual turntable
. w Stanton 681 EE cart, 1 yr. old Need money
sell for $100. Call 942-2045 after 5 pm.
BUSCHER CORNET IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION MUST SELL FOR AROUND
$100. CALL EARL AT 933-6055.
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SANSUI EIGHT RECEIVER, Sansui's . feest,
-. 120 watts, rms, 1 year . . old, PERFECT
condition. 1 year warranty left. List $540 Used,
$350 Call 933-2966. ' '
; TANDBERG 6000X TAPE DECK. 18 months
old. perfect condition perfect reproduction at
334. New, $560.00 Used, $350.00 Call
933-2966 .- ' - -':
. ORPHEUS DISCOUNT AUDIO Discounts of
20 to 50 on audio equipment. Call us for
this weeks specials. 967-6380. No. 16, 105 .
North Columbia, Above Central Carolina Bank.
HAM . RECEIVER FOR SALE: Heathklt
Mohawk Receiver. Tube . set, : but excellent :
amatuer radio receiver. Bob Munger 383-4623
(Durham), evenings only.-' .
FOR SALE: 1959 Ford Panel truck. New
battery, good tires, runs, needs transmission
work. Make an offer. 942-7702.
MISCELLANEOUS:
LOST: Bulova Wrist Watch Stainless Steel with
Inscription Dean ill. June 2, 1972. Sentimental
Value Reward! Call 933-4548.
Fast professional repairs on hf-fi stereo
components and guitar amplifiers. Call
929-2841, Monday through Saturday. John
Florence. Audio Service Technician, Justice
Street, Chapel Hill. - : :.
Are you tired of PLASTIC FOOD? Come eat
our real food at THE NEW DINOSAUR In th
Village Green.
Legal, medical abortions from 1 day to 24
weeks, as low as $125. Free pregnancy tests and
birth control .Info. Ms Rogers Wash. O.C
202-628-7656 or 301-4847424 anytime.
For Rent: 2 bedroom 10 x 50 air conditioned
mobile home $100.00 per month available
immediately. Also. 2 bedroom 10 x 45 available
March 1 $85.00 per month. Tel. 942-1749 or.
9424420. :v.";:'.."- 'V--
UNDERGRAOS: WE'VE GOT SOMETHING
BETTER. Transfer to the World Issues Program
at The Experiment's School for International
Training. Limited enrollment on small,
multicultural campus; experienced modular'
concentration. on population, peace,
. environment.- development; two of the four
. semester abroad; Bachelor of international
Studies. Degree Write World Issues. Room 10,
School for international Training, Brattleboro
VT. 053O1. - " V v. . -. ... ? ; '
' FOR RENT 2 bedroom Mobile Home. 12 x 6S
with AC. IS Min from campus. Can Pittsboro
."542-2803.
RUGGERS: Drop those bottles and grab your
balls! Enrlnghaus Field: Tues-Thurs 4:30.
For Rent: 1971 12 x 69 mobile home. 2
bedrooms. Completely furnished with carpet
Call after 5 pm, 942-3906.
CLASSIFI
ampus
Today's Activities
Trie Institute of Latin American Studies will
hold its weekly informal luncheon meeting
today from noon to 1:30 pjn. tn 370 Hamilton
Halt. All interested faculty members, students
and friends are urged'to come bring lunch.
The Federal Service Entrance Examination
will be given on campus tonight. Students
signed up to take this exam are reminded to mi
out pages 7-19 of the FSEE booklet ahead of
time. For further information, come by the
Placement Service, 211 Gardner HalL
Any person under 120 lbs. interested in
coxing a Carolina crew boat come to a meeting
at the Student Union at 6:30 tonight or call
967-4811 or 933-5713.
The Freshman Council Investigative
Committee wilt meet at 7 p.m. tonight in the
Union.
Ski New Hampshire over spring break! For
more information on this, canoe and climbing
trips, come to the Outing Club meeting at 7:30 -p.m.
today in the Union. Slides of the New
Hampshire Christmas ski trip will also be
shown.
Coming Activities
The Triangle Group of the Sierra Club will
meet at 8 p.m. Feb. 8 tn Dreyfus Hall, Research
Triangle Institute. Dr. Thomas Linton,
- commissioner of Commercial and Sport
Fisheries for tne State of North Carolina will '
speak. For more information call Ron
Chandross, 967-1758.
The. UNC Institute of Religion and the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will
present the film "And Should We Die" at 8
p.m. Thursday in 431 Greenlaw. The public H -'
Invited..
- Where in Health Are We Going? Student
manpower needed for Interdisciplinary Health
Conference planning. Focal Point: Health Team
Approach sponsored by Student Health Action :
Committee. Meeting for all interested people at
'7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 17, In Room 106 Basic
Science Building. .
. Allah Kuli Kalantar will speak on
"Bah'u'llah, The Promised One of All
Religions" at 7:30 Friday night in Room 202 -of
the Student Union.
Support the ERA free transportation to the
EDS
FOR SALE: 1964 Red Triumph ' Tpitf ire.
Lovable. Call 967-2582 after 5:30.
NEED MUSIC? SHARP 4-BAND PORTABLE
RADIO - AC&DC - NEW - SELL FOR PRICE
FOR $24 - ELMO 8 & SUPER 8 MOVIE
PROJECTOR NEW - $90 929-4896.
DRESS UP YOUR WHEELS! CRAGAR SS
MAGS (14"x6") EXCELLENT CONDITION
FIT ANY GM SMALL CAR (5 lug) WITH
USED MICHELIN X RADIALS (205x14) -FULL
SET $ 150.00 929-4896.
HONDA 750500 OWNERS! MUST SELL
BLACK FAIRING ($65.00) & CHROME
LUGGAGE RACK ($25.00) (500'S only)
BOTH IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
929-4896 after 6 PM. .
' EXPERIENCED INCOME TAX
PREPARATION, R EASON A BLE Y PRICEC
PRICES START AT $3. CALL 933-4434 AND
ASK FOR CHUCK OR COME BY 353 JAMES.
1967 Opel,., NEW BRAKES AND CLUTCH.
RADIO, AIR CONDITIONER, GOOD -CONDITION.
$595. 933-3561. AYOIN.
72 VW, Super Beetle, Carolina Blue, m nuu,
Vinyl Seats. Undercoating, Two extra snow .
tires, warranty, .4,000 miles, ! Like New.
942-4883 After 5. '-
1 r ! . . , I , l.l .;.
BMW MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE, $500, 1967 '
R -5 0 MODEL, . 50OCC, . EXCELLENT u -CONDITION,
ALSO GIBSON EPI PHONE
12 STRING GUITAR . FOR SALE,. CALL
968-8043 IN THE EVENING.
1968 VOLKSWAGON-AUtOMATIC
STICKSHIFT-SUN ROOFrFM
RADIO-OVERHAULED ENGINE AND
TRANSMISSION-PRICED FOR SALE.
AFTER 6 PM 929-5068.
67 Atfa-Romeo," convertible, needs some work,
must sell. Best offer over $700, Call 933-8624 .
and leave message. ;'...-
I've got just what you need! 1962 Dodge Panel -Truck-New
. paint, job inside-Mopar slant 6 ..
engine-One of a kind! Cheap! Call 929-7390.
PREsS PR ING .- BICYCLE . SALE: Gitane v
' Tourlster five speed. $80.00 unassembled; $95
fully assembled and tuned. Previously $112.00 '
One-year guarantee. The clean machine. -.
967-5104. :.
STEREOS: LOWEST DISCOUNT PRICES In
Triangle Area on MOST BRANDS components .
and systems, FULL WARRANTIES, Agent for :
large distributor; SERVING CHAPEL. HILL
SINCE 1971. CALL ANN at 942-7172, - t
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WANTED:
PLEASE, PLEASE HELP. Need ride to
Richmond Fri-Feb 9 Will help pay for gas, etc
Can Nancy at 9S3-3646 Thanks! - . r.
NEEDED: A ride to D.C. Friday-afternoon, 9 .
February (and return trip on Sunday).. Call
Sarah at 933-6264. Will-share expenses. ;- , ;
RIDE NEEDED: To ' Springfield, ' Va.
(Washington,- D.C. area) Leave Friday :
afternoon, the 9th and return Sunday.-Will
share 1 expenses. Call . Jeffery . Fleishman ; at
.933-1545.. :. '-.t..-. - ; .
PLEASE: I desperately need ride to or near
PRINCETON, NJ. and back FeO. 23-25. Will
share driving and expenses. If you can help, call ,
933-8751." .- - - - -
Wanted: Private bedroom in quiet house form
March 1 thru May 10. Preferably within
walking distance of campus. Call Claude at
942-2345. ,
Ride urgently needed to Raleigh every morning .
Mon-FrL Must be there by 8:00 AM Will share -expenses.
Please cau 967-4666.
WANTED: Three Maryland-UNC Basketball
Student or Other Tickets. Not Necessarily .
Together. Willing to pay a price. Call 967-1942
rafter 5:30 PM. .
DESPERATE!!! Ride needed tdKNOXVfLLE
Tn. or ASHVILLE Feb; 9th. Will share expense
-andor driving. Call Chuck at 933-8716,:
anytime. Like to return on 11th. .
TEACHERS NEEDED OVERSEAS. . alt
subjects. All levels. No language, requirements.
Travel paid. Information on where to apply In
over 40 countries! Send $2.00 to Overseas
Teaching, Gpx 524-K.Centralia, WA 98531.
Liberal female roommate to share one-bedrobm
apratment (You can have the bedroom.) $65 a
month Phone 929-1843 afternoons.
" .Desperately neetf aride to anywnef near N.Y.
area. Will help will driving, expenses, etc. Calf
; 933-4824. Ask for Marion. - - ; - - -
f FEMALE ROOMMATE- WANTED: Private .
room, half-bath, washer, 15 minute drive to
r campus, call 942-7176 aHer l PM. ' ; -
- FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED: Share -with
two others in university Gardens.
$50month Call 929-7338. please keep trying.
; Need 1 or 2 males to live' in Big, Furnished
' house in Hillsborough, te, 1-732-3594., -:
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Activities
ERA public rtearing in Ralesgft Friday will &
provided by the AWS. Details available later in
to OTH. Lists of NjC. Senate and House
Representatives will be -available to swst
lobbyists.
Srtter Elizabeth McAltster will be the guest
at an informal coffee at the Wesley Foundation
at 3 p.m. Sunday. Feb. 11. Members of the
University community are encouraged to come
hear about her experiences as a member of the
Harrhburg 7."
Or. David M. Hercules of the University of
Georgia will speak on "Chemical Applications
Of ESCA" at 4 p.m. Thursday. FeO. 8. In 207
V enable. Coffee will be served in the lower
lobby at 3:30 p.m.
There will be a meeting of ail Valkyries at 8
pun. Tuesday. Feb. 13 in the Union.
The UNC Frisbee Team will practice the
coed sport of Ultimate Frisbee at 4 p.m.
Sunday. Feb. 11, on the Astroturf. Contact
Larry Schindel. 933-4498. for rulebooks and
Information.
The UNC Football Club will meet at 9 p.m.
on Thursday. Feb. 8, in the South Gallery
Meeting Room of the Union. New officers will
be elected and the spring playing season will be
discussed. All old members and any prospective
new members are urged to attend.
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Items ot Interest
Nomination forms are' available from 01
Steele and at tve Union information Desk for
Valxyeres, the too women's honorary society
on campus. The forms shouid be turned into
Stee by Monday. Feb. 12. Va)kyr will
meet Tuesday. Feb. 13 in the Union
Students who anticipate graduating in May
should fie for a degree in tne office of tneir
dean. Arts and Sciences students should go to
206 South Building.
Anyone interested in volunteer work with
emotionally disturbed patients at Umstaad
Psychiatric Hospital come by Room 102 at tne
Y for an application and furtner information.
Need an abortion? we provide free
counseling and referral. Human Sexuality
Counseling Service. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and 7
P.m. -10 p.m.. Monday through Friday,
933-5505.
The glass recycling equipment has been
repaired. The next date for recycling is 9 i.m.
to 12 noon on Saturday. Feb. 10. at Ptaia Twin
Theatres, Kroger Shopping Center. Clear and
green glass only. Please remove caps and lids.
The Carolina Forum is accepting
applications for places at the dinner and
reception for Margaret Mead. Applications may
be picked up at the Union Information Desk.
They should be returned by Feb. 13.
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