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Cannes Film Festival. . .Several
UNC professors acted in "The
Gardener's Son," a film made in North
Carolina which will appear in the
Cannes Film Festival in France this
spring. Martha Nell Hardy, Earl YVynn,
Walter Spearman and Dwight
Hunsucker participated in the film.
Hardy, of the UNC speech division,
played a small part. in the film. "I had
really just one line, literally. I was there
for three days shooting just-to do one
line, but that's the way it works," Hardy
said.
Production manager for the film,
Gerry Byrne, called the film "one of the
largest and most valuable television
projects to take place in North
Carolina.' The film was broadcast by
PBS January 6 and 8.
Hardy found the film-making to be a
tedious process because of the heavy
technological portion involved. "But 1
think the film is very sensitively done
and is 'a beautiful piece, unusual. Only
eight actors were job-in actors, and the
rest were from North Crolina. This
shows great potential for film-making in
the state."
Gong Show South.. ."The First
Annual Trash (Can) Show," a takeoff
on "The Gong Show," brought some
unique UNC talent to center stage
recently.
"We used a trash-can lid as the gong,"
says Hinton James resident adviser
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Charlotte Hawkins. "To strike title gong
we used a girl's artificial leg. Ab but half
of the 15 acts were gonged."
Among those cut short by a w hack on
the ole garbage-can lid were sop homore
Danny Stipe, who hypnotized bricks,
and senior Jay Ferrell who sang
instrumental arias dressed as an Arab.
First prize (dinner for two at
Jordan's) went to Edda Gehikre, an
international student from Germany
who led a sing-a-long to sonj;s about
Hinton James and UNC.
Celebrity judges for the "Trash
Show" were Dean of Student: Affairs
Donald Boulton, Associate (Carolina
Union Director Archie Copeland and
Assistant Director of Housimg Gere
Gilmore.
Beads and Baubles... .As a
child, Sharon Payne liked to play with
her mother's old jewelry. "She' d give me
beads and things to play with and I'd
take them apart and rearrange them,"
she says.
Payne, a senior radio, television and
motion pictures major from
Hillsborough, decided two years ago to
turn her jewelry-making lobby into a
business. "I tested my worlic at a family
reunion and sold all of it," s he said. "But
1 figured they weren't critica 1 judges, so I
tried selling my jewelry on campus."
It sold well, and soon Payne was
taking special orders from campus
sororities for personalized jewelry
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sold her jewelry at two showings in
Upendo Lounge and at the Apple Chill
Fair.
"1 make the jewelry from anything I
can get my hands on," Payne said.
Seeds, shells, wood, bones, washers and
beads made from flour, and salt are all
used in her creations. She" also has
started working with silver.
Advertising Carter. . . Lome Green,"
Warren Beatty, Gregg and Cher
Allman, Susan Rafshoon, Aretha
Franklin. . .they were all mingling and
chatting at a Washington reception the
night before Jimmy Carter's
inauguration.
Wait a minute? Susan Rafshoon? Is
she part of the Hollywood jet-set? Not
really. She's a UNC sophomore and a
member of Sigma Sigma Sigma
sorority.
Her father, Gerald Rafshoon, was
responsible for all those commercials
during the campaign that showed Carter
down on the farm, talking with
construction workers, shaking hands
and proclaiming the wonders of the
peanut. He is now a public-relations
consultant to Carter.
The Rafshoons have known the
Carters for 1 1 years. "We used to go
down to Plains and stay at Miss Lillian's
house. Jimmy seemed like a regular
person," Susan Rafshoon said. "I
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Disney Director. .. While the
UNC Pep Band was playing "Here
Comes Carolina" at the semifinals of the
ACC tournament, band director John
Yesulaitis was thinking only of Mickey
Mouse, elephants and of being guest
conductor of the Disney World band in
Florida that same week.
"The Major," as he is called by band
members, is chairperson of the board of
the American Band Masters
Association, an organization of 230
university band directors. The
organization recently visited the
Barnum and Bailey Circus Museum in
Sarasota, Fla., to hear a special
performance by the Barnum and Bailey
Circus Band. "The purpose was to
renew our ties with music way back,"
said the Major. Circus music was the
traditional form of music."
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'71 Toyota Corolla 1600 Deluxe, coupe. new paint job,
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Fine Latin American crafts and clothing at the best prices In
town at Farmers' Market behind Brady's on East Franklin
(near University Mall) Saturday mornings.
CONDOM SAMPLERS: Learn the difference between
condoms with one of our famous sample packs. Preshaped,
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increase sexual satisfaction. ADAM & EVE. Franklin &
Colombia (over the Zoom). 929-2147.
Quote: MICHAEL McCLURE Is a rare angel. At a recent
reception, which McClure did not attend, he said, "I'm a rare
angel." And that's from the horse's mouth. We've got some
more ot his books, and many by other UNC Fine Arts Festival
people, too. Attend our famous receptions, which are
regularly not held lor weeks at a time. Allen Ginsberg, William
Burroughs, and Stan Brakhage are often not there. THE
REGULATOR BOOKSHOP. 720 Ninth Street Durham. 286-
2700.
Graduate student seeks small furnished apartment within 1
mile of campus for 1 year beginning Mid-May. Contact
Patricia Prleto 505 Birch tree Lane, Oradell, N.J. 07649.
Male roommate needed to share expenees of furnished
apt. Call after 5:00 967-7317.
TEACHING POSITION AVAILABLE for 1977-1978.
Reforra Jewish religious school. Sunday mornings.
Openings at all levels, art, and music. Pleaee call Mrs.
Krigmarv (Chapel Hill) 929-6544 after 4 p.m. or
(Durham) Rabbi Yoff ie 489-7062 or 489-3280.
Secretarial Position: 1 5 hoursweek with the Student
Consumer Action Union. Typing required. Sign up for
an interview at the Union Desk.
Qualify for summer or fall financial aid? Seeking per
sons with 20-40 hr. per week work-study support to
aid in research on animal learning. General math and
writing aptitude but no special training. A little typing.
Contact D. Eckerman, 122 Davie Hall. 933-5084. Best
time: 9 a.m. MON.-THUR.
Summer Jobs: Our fifty state-2000 plua aummer
employers catalogue (America's largest) with Master
application form - only 2. Sumchoice, Box 645, State
College, PA 16801.
OVERSEAS JOBS summeryear-round. Europe, S.
America. Australia, Asia, etc. All fields, S500-1200
monthly. Expensee paid, sightseeing. Free inform.
Write: International Job Canter, Dept. NL, Box 4490,
BejJulay, CA 947Q4.
FAST B cycle, chain saw and lawn mower repairs.
Western Auto. 136 East Main St., Carrboro. Orpen 9-6
daily.
WOMEN. The Circle of Druids needs females, for Rites
of Spring. Interviews will be held at eight S aturday in
front of Silent Sam.
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PRESTWICK MUSIC announcea naw hours: Monday
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albums, 45's sell, buy, trade. 105 N. Columbia,
(above Big Wally's). 929-7205.
Volunteers wanted for psychology experiment in
volving treatment for single irien who faal uncomfor
table in social situations with, women. Call UNiC Psy
chology Dept., 933-6593, 9 a .m.-4 p.m.
RIDERS WANTED to Atlanta. L eavlng 8:00 a.m. Wednesday,
March 23. Return noon Sunday March 27. Call Marey at 967- .
1887. Keep trying.
EUROPE via Pan Am 707. Less than 12 Economy Fa'
Call toll free (6-9 pm) (80O) 325-4867 or see your trt
agent. 60-day advance payment required. Unitr aval
Charters.
Any persons interested in ALASKA, come to part v prj.
day night, 10:00, U-1 0 Kingswood, kegs pro jded,
short film, 929-8040.
Why not let Corkie avtd Kay serve you biscu7 (ts with
breakfast? Also try the surprise DOLLAR LI' JNCHES
from the regular menu, at least 2 days a wee at The
College Cafe.
Beckers Electronix Co. CB and stereo repa' irTopening
March 22 108 Henderson St. We buy in jd sell used
equipment.
Red cures insomnia. Area merchants c ;a 929-5115
after 6:30. '
Everyone! Brighten up someone's day. f jend"aftoweTto
someone or to yourself! Order now. It's yoi Jr a(t chance. See
APO representative at the Union or Y-co urt.
Need two tickets for Yankeee gair ,a Call Petti 933
8396 or 929-3325.
Wanted-Research subjects (mar remale'iny age)
who have had what they consider , aither a serioue psy
chological disturbance, a physk iat dieturbance (acci
dent, disease) or no serious dis o,rbance in their livee.
Subjects needed About one hour to complete an
V!X'mtUannmUrm on ' Philosophical attitudes.
Call 936841 .
Lost: gold watch, Dunh msh bracelet, brown
face. Call 93 3-5352. Rev' ward offered.
Lost: sof ler.s contact I nMt jn off-white case just prior
to spring b reak. If f ou nd pUa, call 929-01 94. Reward
offered.
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