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8 WttofKtof Friday. October 7. 1977 r UNC tackle Dee Hardison, the ACC defensive player of the week, is one of the reasons Carolina leads the conference in defense as the Tar Heels prepare to meet Wake Forest at 1 :30 p.m. Saturday in Kenan Stadium. Staff photo by Joseph Thomas. USC tickets go out Monday Tickets for the Oct. 22 football game against South Carolina will be distributed to students Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 10, 11 and 12 under a new system proposed last spring by the Athletic Council. Tickets will be distributed at the Carmichael Auditorium Ticket Office from 8:30 a.m. until 8 p.m. and at the Carolina Union between 8:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. The best tickets will be distributed first, a5cording to ticket manager Jean Keller, and each student must present an activity pass and a valid student I.D. to receive a ticket. Students wishing to sit together at the game must pick up their tickets together, Keller said. Date tickets will be on sale at both sites on the days tickets are distributed and must be presented along with the student's activity pass and I.D. to receive adjoining seats. This procedure will also apply to those students who have previously purchased date tickets. Unclaimed student tickets will go on sale to the general public on Thursday. n LI JH I V J 1 "I lost 53 pounds with MurSlim and I feel like a new person f! -Susan Simpson "Since beginning the NaturShm program I've gone from a sue 19 to a size 1314 and lost 53 pounds. My goal is to lose 60 pounds and drop to a size 12" says 16 year old Susan Simpson, student at Narbonne High School and a resident of Lomita, California. "I weighed 197 pounds and had tried many other diets, such as counting calories, Ayds, the orange a day diet, etc., but none produced the results that NaturSlim has. "it ii really nice to feel a part of living again ... to be able to crawl out of my shell and stand on my own two feet. I used to wear a jacket everywhere I went because of my weight, but now 1 am proud and happy not to have to hide like that anymore, for the first time in eight years I'm looking forward to participating in summer activities, such as swimming and going to the beach with my friends. "I followed the recommended program, mixing NaturSlim with nonfat chocolate milk or unsweetened orange juice for breakfast and lunch, and I ate regular portions of meat, potatoes, vegetable and usually a salad for dinner. NaturSlim really tastes good and fills me up so I don't experience hunger pangs during the day. When I feel the urge for snack I eat an apple or fresh carrots. "One of the things that really helped was the support, encouragement and compliments from my friends and family. My social life is improving, too. I'm really looking forward to the Senior Prom. And since I've slimmed down, I've gotten a whole new wardrobe!" Susan's mother comments that "A lot of people don't even recognize Susan since her weight loss. Her father and 1 are really proud of Susan and her strong will and determination lo stick with the program. Susan is like a new person ... she ts more out-going and happy to be involved in activities with others. We are able to share much more together because she is not so shy and withdrawn. It is Susan's desire to reach out to those other teenage girls and adults who are overweight like she used to be ... and to convey to them the message that the NaturSlim program really works!" a nutrition lid to healthful might reduction Carolina remains on top of ACC defensive statistics Carolina is still tops in defense while N.C. State continues to lead the Atlantic Coast Conference offensive statistics through last Saturday's games. The Tar Heels have led all year in total defense, rushing defense and scoring defense and last week jumped from fourth to first in pass defense by allowing Texas Tech only 28 yards in the air. Carolina is allowing 226.5 yards each game, permitting 1 54.2 yards on the ground and 72.2 in the air. UNC is giving up an avrage of only 6.7 points per outing. Clemson, with three road wins in a row, has made a significant gain in the defensive figures, moving from fourth the second in total defense and holding on to the second spot on rushing defense. Despite being limited to its lowest total yardage of the season in a big 24-20 victory over Maryland last Saturday, State continues to lead the ACC in offense. In the first four games, the Wolfpack amassed better than 400 yards per game in total yardage, getting better than 500 in one of the games. But Maryland held the Wolfpack to 328 yards, leaving the team with a 438.8 yard average in four games. The Wolfpack is the only ACC team averaging over 400'yards per contest and is followed by Maryland (355.2), Carolina (337.2), Wake' Forest (321.2), Clemson (318.5), Duke (310.2), and Virginia (148.7). State, which has played one more game than the rest of the teams in the seven team league, has scored 128 points while Carolina has 86 points, Duke has 84 and Clemson has 83. 'Private Lives begins run Wild and witty marital adventure is the theme of Private Lives, the Noel Coward comedy to be presented by the Durham Theatre Guild. The play will run Friday through Saturday, Oct. 7 through 9 and 14 through 16, at the Durham Arts Council Building, 8 10 W. Proctor St., Durham. Performances begin at 8 p.m. The intrigue begins on the balcony of an elegant French Riviera hotel, where Elyot and his bride, and Amanda and her husband are spending their honeymoons. The plot thickens as it turns out Elyot and Amanda had once been married to each other but divorced because they couldn't stand each other. Now, by chance, they are honeymooning with new spouses in the same hotel, and the bizarre events that follow are everything you would imagine and more. Elyot and Amanda soon discover that they are still deeply in love and that their new partners are no match for them. Seized by a spirit of adventure, they elope to Paris only to be pursued by the abandoned mates. The battle of the sexes that follows is sophisticated, zany and touching. Tickets are $3.50 and are available through the Durham Arts Council Office. Reservations may be made by calling 682-5519 during office hours, Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mi rH TiltiTTPv nw ) i 0J 13- Jp" Jt! its! TO VOTE, YOU MUST REGISTER. . .NOW. In Carrboro, Town Hall (Next to Carrboro A&P) Friday, Oct. 7 8:30 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. Saturday. Oct. 8 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Monday. Oct. 10 Last Day 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. In Chapel Hill Municipal Building (Next to Airport Road Fire Station) Saturday, Oct. 8 9 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Monday, Oct. 10 Lat Day 9 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Advertise in the DTH Classifieds . . . it's a sure bet UNIVHSITY MAIL mm Glen Lennox Mill. N.C Pharmacy ftom 942-1737
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