Wednesday, April 17, 1S74 lV.V-.-..--'-----"-, n n . n : tt i n n n t 3 i g Dvy in 13 nigj) mm w a k p! m a if- : h It lit jo-j U Lit! V?U u yy u uwu The Dsily Tar Heal I Have you ever sheared sheep, milked a cow or split shingles? You can have your chance from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Duke University's North Carolina Folklife Festival on the Duke campus. A crafts fair, craft demonstrations and music will be the main features of the festival. All events except the Friday night concert are free. At 2 p.m. Friday, a music workshops with the Blue Sky Boys will take place with singing of N.C. textile mill songs. A concert at 8:30 p.m. Friday in Page Auditorium will feature the Blue Sky Boys, Elizabeth Cotten, the Blue Grass Experience with Tommy Jarrell on banjo and Fred Cockerham on fiddle and the Golden Echoes, a modern black gospel group. Tickets, $2, are available at the Carolina Union desk and the Page Box Office and Main Quad, Duke. " In addition to all day music workshops, Saturday's schedule includes a barbecue at 5 p.m., a square dance with Ernest East and OR SCC A National -4 :S::::s:::::&::::: H FOR SALE Attention Newlyweds. Couple leaving in May. Must sell furniture: sofa, chair, dresser, tables, etc. Will negotiate. Also will perform, teach tune-ups. Low prices. 942-6616 evenings. CHEAP TRANSPORTATION! 1963 Olds power steering and brakes, AC, automatic transmission, good dependable car. Need money to go out west. $200. Call Cynthia at 942 8037 nights or 933-3901 2-5 p.m. Two new 1.60x15 Thompson Mach I tires. Reg. $175.00 inc. F.E.T. and state tax. Sell for $120.00. Call 942-7259 ANYTIME. For Sale: Dodge Dart 1964, $375. Clean, Automatic, Good Condition, Call: C. Hinds Day: 549-8371, Ext. 273, Night: 842 8201. For Sale: 5.5 cubic foot refrigerator 8 month old. Good working condition. $65. Epiphone 12-etrlng guitar and case. 7 months old. Excellent cond. $140. Call 933-5732. Electronic Organ for sale. Compact $800 Retail. Now $150 or make offer. Call 933-8161 after 6 or come by 01 Teague. 1SSS MGB. A real beauty ready to roll. In great shape. $1000. S29-84S8. STEREOS: GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY FINEST EQUIPMENT LOWEST PRICES; FULL WARRANTIES; CALL ANN SHACHTMAN, 942-7172; VISIT, 1510 CUMBERLAND ROAD. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID! FOR RENT 2 Bedroom furnished apartment to sublet July 1 -August 15. Ten minute walk to campus. Total Rent for 6 weeks $187.50 plus utilities. Call 942-4425. Keep trying. Sublet with option: two bedroom apt two miles from campus. A.C., wall to wall carpet, pool; Call 929-9653 or come by E-16 Estes Park. Apartment to sublet for summer one bedroom, AC, furnished, pool. Call 942-7414. Wanted: female Roommate to sublet May-August. 2 BR, 1Vi csth, furnished, townhouse. AC, pool. All conveniences. $37.53 plus 12 electricity. Grad. student preferred. Call 929- 8443. Need roommate for 2 bdrm. trailer with AC, $S8month plus 'A utilities. Beginning in May. Call Ken 942-6732 after 5 p.m. Roommates needed for summer. Completely furnished 2 bedroom apt Just behind Holiday Inn. Own large bedroom easily accommodates 2. 2 pools. AC. Call 829-5452. Been closed out? Three male undergrade need person to share large 2 -bedroom apartment beginning late August $44 per month plus 14 utilities. Call 933-3380. House Available For Summer Rent An A-frame house, air conditioned, furnished, on wooded lot three miles from campus. $55 monthly per person. Call 829-7325 evenings. Apartment to sublet $160 a month. Two bedrooms, kitchen, living room, air conditioning, pool. Will leave furniture May to late August. King wood Apartments call 929-8943. Roommate(t) needed: Share 2-bedrm. furnished ApL within walking distance of campus. 2 baths, dlshw., AC, pool. SSmonth plus utilities. Call Debby M7-3527. Need a place to live this summer? Delta Tau Delta la renting rooms $50 a session. Call 968-8063 anytime. Apt. to sublet: May 1-July 11 with option to renew lease. 609 Northampton Plaza. 967-6626, $160 a month. 10 minute walk to campus. Available now 2 bedroom ac mobile home $80.00 per month 'so May 15 243 bedroom ac mobile homes $90.00 up. Telephone 929-2854. KEW, one bedroom, unfurnished apartment to sublet Air conditioned, carpeted. Pool. May-August $110month. Park West Apartments, Carrtooro. 929-3682. Treiisr available May 1 st 1 2 x 65. 2 bedroom. Air conditioned. Furnished. Garden plot 8125 per month. Wooded lot 942- ercj. Apartment to Sublet for summer In Northampton Plaza. Close to campus, utilities paid, air conditioned, pool. ExcsHent for summer school students. If Interested, call 829- 5411. 3 bedroom aptrtment to sub-let for summer: Vh mile from campus. $153month. 867-6381 after 5 p.m. Apt to sublet: May 15th-Aug. ac, pool, 2 bdr. lavishly -furnished including 3 double beds, $153 mo. Call 829-1814 mi keep trying. ?srtments to sublet May 20-Aug. With option to renew laite. 11D Royal Park. 829-6382. $150 monthly. 1.5 miles Iron campus. ZZ'-.Z'.i LOVERS: Oceen front cottages for rent spring f :' or summer vacation. Call 728-5884 or P.O. Box 159 , : Cch. Outer Eanka Realty. i the Pine Ridge Boys at 6 p.m. and an outside performance on the main quad at 7 p.m. Musicians for the outdoor concert will be the Gospel Jubilators, E.C. and Orna Ball, Byard Ray and band, Ernest East, Kilby Snow and blues singer Willie Trice. The crafts show on both days includes demonstrations in log cabin building, shingle splitting, natural dyeing, soap- Talents Johannes Brahms' choral-orchestral masterpiece Ein Deutsches Requiem (A German Requiem) will be presented at 4 p.m. Sunday in Memorial Hall. Free tickets will be distributed on a first come, first-served basis Thursday at the Carolina Union desk and in 104 Hill Hall. The requiem will be performed by the Carolina Choir, selected singers from other campus choral groups, a professional Championship SPORTS CAR u1 FK rTFZ Li il 4 Lmm W 8 Virginia International Raceway (near Milton, N.C.) April 19-20-21 Championship racing in a Woodstock atmosphere Advance tickets $7.00 for full weekend (Save $4.00) S3 Available at Glen Lennox Pharmacy 1 or call 942-7366 after 6:00 I? - - - - , n n WANTED NEED A RIDE to Winston-Salem on Friday April 19. Will split costs, etc. Also need ride back on Sunday. Call 933-7833 for Cary. Needed: Ride to Rhode Island (or thereabouts) at end of ' school. Will help with expenses. Leave message for Cathi at 929-7414 or 489-5992. Working girl wants to share apartment with working girl or grad student Need reasonably priced place Immediately for this summer and next year, near town. Call 967-5231 after 5:00." Texas Bound: Need rider to share expense. Call 967-4166. Wanted to Rent Male grad. student desires unfurnished 1 bedroom apt close to campue, reasonable rent App. May 1 $20 reward. 933-7662. Help Wanted Male student to work part time as motel clerk this summer and possibly next year. Approximately 25-30 hours per week. 942-4132. Needed Immediately: Waitress and Kitchen Help Top Pay Apply in Person Honey's Restaurant Glen Lennox Shopping Center. Ride needed tor two to Wilmington or Jacksonville N.C. Friday, April 19. Will share expenses. Call Jeanne 633-4201. Energetic young man. Operate campus-wide party picture business. Start Immediately. Photographic experience helpfut Candid Color Systems, Box 25669, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73125, Phone (405) 787-9313. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SUMMER EMPLOYMENT as male college counselors to Instruct In tennis, scuba diving, water skiing, sailing, etc. at The Summit Camp for Boys, and female college counselors to instruct In tennis, canoeing, archery, etc. at The Summit Camp for Girls. Write for catalog and application, Box 100, Cedar Mountain, N.C. 28718, or call Ben Cart, Director (704) 885-2938 In the evenings. Positions will be filled within the next 2 weeks. MISCELLANEOUS PRO LIFE PREGNANCY COUNSELING BIRTHCHOICE. 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Friday, 942-3030. Lost: Longines Silver watch on Good Friday, April 12th. Last seen on Joyner tennis court No. 12 at 7:30 p.m. Reward. 942 6747 after 7:00. $10 reward for return of orange Vista girl's bike stolen from chain behind Morrison dorm. Contact Blair Logwood 933 4296.. Happy Birthday Stig. How could I forget? Love, Smitty. Seville Spain. Secret Admirer April Is the cruellest month so Lilies are nice In the deed dorm room. Check desk tor reply. TO THE CAR FULL OF BONZOS (FRAT RATS) WHO GOT THEIR JOLLIES BY SPRAYING PEOPLE WITH A FIRE EXTINGUISHER LAST SATURDAY NIGHT: YOU'VE GOT NO 8TYLEI NINTH FLOOR JAMES CHALLENGES YOU TO IDENTIFY YOURSELVES IN THE DTH. SHOULD YOU FAIL OUR FINAL WORDS TO YOU ARE: 1HRE VATER HATTEN IHNEN AUF DEM WAND 8PRITZEN SOLLEN." LOST: Set of keys on wooden disk with "A105 Kenan" on back $5.00 reward. Call 933-8195 during day, 942-2404 after 5:00. Youth for Easter Seals presents an Easter Seal Benefit 8peclal featuring Arrogance at Town Hall Wednesday, April 17. A dollar dons a on will be accepted at the door. IF YOU RE REGISTERED TO VOTE IN ORANGE COUNTY but will Be out of town Tuesday May 7, get an absentee ballot application at the Union Information Desk. Your vote could elect Norm Gustaveson County Commissioner. Lost: A gold I.D. bracelet with me Initials J.M.B. on It If found please call 829-8213 or 929-4281 and keep trying. Reward offered. THE CAVE Cold beer at reasonable prices. Pinball, air hockey, fooaball, color T.V., two REAL Dart Boards. Lota of old gold on the Jukebox. Mike Cross plays every Friday. What other bar In Chapel Hill offers all that? 482 W. Franklin SL For fast professional service on quality M-fl stereo components call John Florence at 929-2841 Monday Saturday, 9:00-8:00. MEN AND WOMEN Interested In commuting to Raleigh next year with other UNC students lor the Army ROTC Program. Call 929-8791 or 933-8255. - EUROPE-ISRAEL-AFRICA. Travel discounts year-round. Student Air. Travel Agency, Inc. 201 Allen Road, Suite 410,. Atlanta, GA. 30308 (404) 258-4258. making, canning and weaving. Willard Watson of Deep Gap, N.C, will show off his moonshine still while his wife Ora demonstrates quilting. Saturday, blacksmith Tommy Atkinson will demonstrate horseshoeing and forge work. Cow milking begins at 3:30 p.m. both days and sheep shearing starts at 10 a.m. Saturday. o sing symphonic orchestra composed ol artist performers from UNC and other area university faculties and musicians from the North Carolina Symphony. Two nationally recognized singers, Irene Jordan, soprano, of the Metropolitan Opera and Norman Farrow, baritone, of the Bach Aria Groups will be featured as soloists. Lara Hoggard, William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Music, will conduct. Open: Mon.-Sat. 10-8 Sun. 12-6 ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL also Grateful Dead: YOU WON'T Cinema Les Jaux Sont Faits." With tub ti ties. Based on a novel by Sartre. Today at 10 a.m., 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Toy Faculty Lounge, Dey Kail. 25C. The S ting." Carol! na Theatre. Con comedy is Itself a con with some pretty moldy materiel being turned into excellent entertainment by some talented hands. 1:50, 4:10, 6:30 & 8:50. $2. Ends Thursday. Late shows: Friday and Saturday, "Hard Day's Night," with the Beatles. Sunday, "Casablanca," starring Humphrey Bogart 11:15. $1.50. "Pretty Wet Lips." Varsity Theatre. Rated X. Sounds trashy. 1:20, 3:15, 5:10, 7X5 & 9. $2. Ends Saturday. Late, show: Friday and Saturday, "Zachariah." 11:15. $2. "Son of Flubber" and "Super Dad." Plaza I. A fair and bad Disney comedy, in that order. "Son of Flubber at 3:15 & 7:10, "Super Dad" at 1:30, 5:25 & 9:10. $2. Ends Thursday. "Where the Lilies Bloom." Plaza II. Folksy film got good early reviews. 3, 5, 7 & 9. $2. Ends Thursday. "The Exorcist." Plaza ill. 2, 4:30, 7 & 9:30. 3- Winners of The Reel One film competition will be shown today at 3 p.m. in the Greet Hail. Free flicks: Friday, "If." Malcolm McDowell , i'i Brought to you by "The Originators of Properly Priced Records" r announces -N r 1 1 ti Tm o srt o iiifiie lY ALBUM DW YE-3E STORE 4.98 list albums . . . 5.98 list albums . . . 6.98 list albums . . . 7.98 list albums . . . 9.98 list albums ... 11.98 list albums... A SELECT GROUP Skull and Roses 9.98 list mow 4j SEE A SALE LUKE IN THE cf CSockwcrk Oranc Is featured In this story cf an Enn&h beys boarding school. Yinner cf the Grand Prize at Cannes; a disturbing, powerful Wm. Saturday, "A Day in the Death cf Joe Egg." A story of two parents confronted with raising a severely retarded chiid. A very sensitive film. Sunday, "Sleuth." (Super Sunday, by subscription only.) A great, romping mystery f.lm. Starring Laurence Olivier and Michael Csine. 6:30 & 9 in the Grert Hall. "Last Year at Marlenbad." Written by Alain Robbe-CrKlet Directed by Alain Resnais. French dialogue with English subtitles. Thursday at 11:15 p.m. at the Carolina Theatre. $2, at the door. $1.25, at the union desk. Aitematire Cinema: The Mattei Affair." Francesco Rosi's story of Italian industrial leader, Enrico Mattel: Winner of the Grand Prix, 1972 Cannes Film Festival. Saturday at 2, 7 & 9:30. In Carroll Hail. $1.50. Chaplin Series: "The Circus." A delightful gem from Chaplin, perhaps his funniest. Not to be missed. Shown with The immigrant" Sunday at 2, 4:30, 7 and 9:30 in Carroll Hal!. $1. Chapel Hill Film Friends:"Here's Your Life." Story of a boy growing up by Jan Troell, director of The Emigrants and The New Land. A beautiful and luminous work of art. Friday at Jane Preyer, UNC Tennis Team rJ.C.A.I.A.W. '74 Champions Tennis dress by Center Court available at ... for people a i ) FID nv, Y7v JMff (brOM" 1 (5) 1 ' (1 B S us 1 Ay ' J L OF OVERSTOCK L.Ps David Crosby's Solo 5.93 list CHOW 2.50 THIS ONE APJVWME WW 9.39, Saturday at 11:33 in Carroll Ha!!. $1.50. Yes Benefit "Arrogance" at the Town Ha!!. Proceeds go to send handicapped children to camp. Tonijht $1 donation. Theatre "The Women and the Life of Edgar Alien Poe." UNC Reader's Theatre. Tonight at 8 in Deep Jonah. "Sticks and Cones." Controversial play by Dstid Rabe presents domestic comedy in a new light. Presented by the Carolina Ptaymakers, directed by Duane Sidden. Today through Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Graham Memorial Lounge. Tickets available novi at the Piaymaker's Business Office or at Ledbetter-Fickard in Chapel Hill. Shakespeare-in-the-Pit. Laboratory Theatre and the Carolina Union present The Taming of the Shrew," a rollicking celebration of love and love's confusion, set in 1S85. Nancy Boyktn plays Kate and Gordon Ferguson is Petruchio. Directed by Joe Coleman. Thursday thru Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the Pit. Admission free. "Lo and Behold." Village Dinner Theatre, Ralaigh. Buffet at 6:45, curtain at 8:30. Call 787-7771 for reservations. Nightly except Monday, Ends Wednesday, April 24. if I. I University Mall Chapel Hill who play Ra,eigh North Hills 929-7379 o a a OEM SALES!! bum E ELSE 1 r5 I SEE it, but I don't J BELIEVE it!!

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