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Roy Burns is coming to town... and we've got him. Recording artist,
TV show drummer, percussion authority. . . Roy Burns is known and
respected throughout the world. At our Drum Clinic he will answer
questions about tuning... endurance and speed... dove loping a
good snare drum roil... selecting cymbals. ..and much moro.Mcrk
the date. Admission is FREE!
Across from;
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942-8718!
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The CLINIC will be held'
TONIGHT
at 7:30 p.m. in RM 107 .
HILL HALL (Music Dept.)
on the campus of UNC
ROY BURNS WILL ALSO BE ON
HAND AT BURGNER MUSIC CO.
THROUGHOUT THE DAY ON APRIL
21 TO TALK ABOUT DRUMS.
DRUMMING. ETC. THERE WILL
ALSO BE SOME FANTASTIC DOOR .
PRIZES GIVEN AWAY
AT THE CLINIC. TO BE
ELIGIBLE FOR THESE
PRIZES ALL YOU HAVE
TO DO IS COME BY
BURGNER MUSIC CO.
AT 320 W. FRANKLIN
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Mayor Lee talks
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The Order of the Golden Fleece, UNC$!
oldest and highest honorary society, held its
annual induction ceremony Friday evening
in Gerrard Hall. j
Founded in 1904 and patterned after the .
Skull and Bones of Yale University, the
Order of the Golden Fleece chooses its'
initiates based on outstanding leadership,'
integrity, service and exceptional!
achievement in a particular field.
Chapel Hill Mayor Howard Lee spoke at
the induction ceremony.
The new members of the Order of the.
Golden Fleece include: Algenon Lamont
Marbley from Nashville, N.C, chairperson
of the Black Student Movement; Thomas
Rosewall West from Raleigh, YMCA
president;
Mae Helen Israel from Greensboro, UNC
News Bureau writer, Black Ink news editor
and editor, president of Delta Sigma Theta
sorority and Miss Black Student Movements
Charles Thomas Humphries from Durham,
1974 coordinator for orientation of men's
housing and 1975 orientation co
chairperson; Joseph Spencer Husted from Toledo,
Ohio, co-chairperson of the YM-YWCA's
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Piedmont's nsw
5030 Excursion Plan.
Saves you monsy,
buys you time.
And taking advantage of it is simple. You can leave any time
on a Saturday. Then save up to 50 on the return portion of
your Piedmont ticket just by coming back on a Saturday,
Sunday or up to noon on Monday, within 30 days of de
parture. That's Piedmont's 5030 Excursion Plan. An easier
than ever wy to take us up and save.
Piedmont also offers special Group 10 Fares and more-for-your-money
vacation package plans.
We've got a place for you. along with plenty of money
saving ways to get there. See your travel agent or call
Piedmont Airlines. Most major credit cards accepted.
to inductees
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tutorial program, Interfraternity Council'
Blood Drive chairperson, vice-president and;
president; Nancy Ruth Reeves from Atlanta,
YWCA president and UNC YM-YWCA1
'Starvathon organizer; I
Cole Charles Campbell from Winston-!-Salem,
IN.C. debater and 1975-76 editor ofj
the Daily Tar Heel; Richard Darrell
Hancock from Salisbury, Attorney General
staff member, associate justice of the student
Supreme Court and Chief Justice of the.
Supreme Court;
Paul Douglas Jacokes from Durham, co
president of Phi Beta Kappa, co-chairperson
of the Toronto Exchange and coordinator of
Student Government's Legal Aid Office;
Lisa Gayle Bradley from Raleigh,
chairperson of the Student Academic Affairs.
Committee and organizer of the Student
Academic Advisers; Donald Benjamin
Cameron from High Point, co-chairperson
of Toronto Exchange, Union committees
member and Attorney General staff
member;
George Templeton Blackburn from
Henderson, Dialectic and Philanthropic
societies member; Marsha Benton Mann
from Dunn, All-America women's
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Betty Glenn George from Charlotte,:
Honor Court member. Forum chairperson,
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winner of the Irene F. Lee Award for the
outstanding senior woman; Carolyn
'McAlLastcr from Chapel Hill, member of the;
Committee for the Advancement of
Minority and Disadvantaged Students,
University Women for Affirmative Action
and treasurer of the Student Bar
Association;
Michael Richard Johnson from
Montgomery, originator of a UNC course!
evaluation program; Jeremiah Timothy'
Dugan from Potomac, Md.t treasurer of the
student body; James Hayes Shofner Cooper
from Shelbyville, Tenn., co-editor of the
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Today's Activities
Fre public Introductory tectum on Trsmeandontal
MtdHation, 730 p-irv, room 202, 0m Union.
Carolina Forum CommittM mMting, I pjn, Frank Graham
Porter Lounga, tha Union.
Dr. Lawis R. Hamlrton. Eastman Kodak Co. Tha inaUa
Story of Color Photography," 207 VenaMa HsB.
"Salt of th Earth." a Him dealing wtth woman's rights amid
Maxlcan-Amancan minors' atrUu), 7 and 9 pja, HamUton
Auditorium. $1.50.
CGA moating for l action and summer planning, 7:30 p-m.
Cralga Green Room.
Upcoming Events
Informal AWS meeting and slide show. Tha Beginning of a
Long and REAL Revolution," 730 pan. Tuesday, room 217,
tha Union. .
"Voice of the Master," a film about ECKANKAR, 7:30 p.nv
Tuesday, room 206, the Union.
UNC professor Dr. Jane FaUty, "Banal View of Man," 8
p.m. Tuesday, Banal Center, 202 MeCauley.
The Women's Health Clinic Is a two-phase educational
discussion and examination clinic held two nights a week m
the Student Hzalth Szrvice. A group discussion Is held 7 pjn.
Tuesdays In Room 205. Examinations for contraception are
also available, by appointment, Wednesday nights from 84
p.m.
Schlomo Carle bach, concert and teach-in for musicians, 2
p.m. Tuesday, Main Quad, Duke Chapel.
Library tours, 3 p.m. Wednesday, front steps of Wilson.
LUNCHEON SPECIALS
11:45-2:30 Mon.-Fri.
EACH ONLY 01. GO
Without Soup & Salad (B 1.27 '
MONDAY:
Roast Beef Platter
2 vegetables, delicious
homemade soup, fresh salad, hot rolls.
TUESDAY:
Va Dar-B-Q Chicken
2 vegetables, delicious
homemade soup, fresh salad, hot 'rolls.'
VrESDAY
Roast VeaTw Dressing
2 vegetables, delicious . ,
homemade soup, fresh salad, hot rolls.
THURSDAY:
Chopped Sirloin
2 vegetables, delicious
homemade soup, fresh salad, hot ( rolls.
FRIDAY:
Roast Beef on Bun '
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5:05 & 9:05
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Other inductees include: Howard
Nathaniel Lee, Chapel Hill mayor, Howard
Douglas Henry, Carolina Union director.
Clarence Earl Whitefield, UNC Alumni
secretaryTElie Maynard Adams, author of
the Report on Project Hinton; Edith
Mayfield Elliott, YM-YWCA contributor
and instructor of a Black Relations course;
Mark Irwin Applebaum, dean of
Experimental Studies and associate dean
and adviser for the freshman and sophomore
Honors Program; and Joel Joseph
Schwartz, Tanner Award winner, 1968
faculty adviser for the Carolina Symposium
and member of the Committee for the
Advancement of Minority and
Disadvantaged Students.
Calendar
UNC Parachute Club's next daes Is Apr 22-24. Meet at
7pTuty,room203,aae,crcaafr29-S37af15
pjn.
Young Rapubacan Ctub meeting and elections 830 p m.
Wsdneeday. room 209. the Union.
Opeyo Dancers. "We've Only Jua Begun." 8 pjn.
Wednesday, Memorial Hal.
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"On the Waterfronr starring Marlon Brando, 7 and 1 1 pjn.
and "Cat SaBoo" with Lee Marvin and Jane Fonda, 9 pjtk,
Wednesday. CarroO. $140.
Communication Skills theater presentation, "Atone and
Together," 1 p-n. Wednesday, 201 Bingham and "Search for
Identity," 7M pjn. Thursday. 103 Bingham.
Young Democrats Meeting, 730 pjn. Wednesday, Union.
If interested m bowUng on either the UNC men's or
women's bowling team next year, meet at 2 pjn. Thursday,
room 217. the Union, or cal Robert Cline, 9334148.
Senior Recital of Hal Easter and Linda L. Russell, 8 p.m.
Thursday, HIIL
Public Meeting on Chapel HRJ Bus System, 9 p-m.
Thursday, Municipal Bunding.
Y Dinner-Discussion, 830 p-m. Friday. Dr. Norm
Qustaveson's home for a picnic. Sign up at the Y office.
Town of Chapel HIH win auction off 23 unclaimed bicycles,
11 a.m. Saturday, Municipal Bunding Parking Lot
Items of Interest
Epicures: SCAU needs summer residents to revise its
restaurant guide. The Franklin Street Gourmet." Call Suite
B. 933-8313, Kathy Moore, 933-3405 or Mike Lockerby, 933
8042. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS
4:45-7:00 p.m.
Monday:
Va Friod Chicken,
tossed salad, bread
Tuesday:
Spaghetti,
salad, bread j $1.65
All the spaghetti you can eatl
Wednesday:
Vi BBQ Chicken,
French fries,
salac bread 0 I .70
Thursday:
Pizza 13 off
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