2 Th Daily Tar Heel Friday, February 17, 1978
campus
Compiled by Kelly Carr
Public lervloe announcements mut be turned in to tha bo outside th OTH ottlcei In Itit
Union by 1:00 p.m. II they are to run th next day. Each Item will run it Kill twice.
ACTIVITIES TODAY
Voter registration will be held from a.m. to 5 p.m. in the
Chapel Hill Municipal Building, Carrboro Town Hall and the
Chapel Hill Public Library.
Lab theatre presents three versions of Jack Cunmngham'i one
act play "Wisp In ihc Wintf at 8p m, in 06Oraham Memorial. Free
"ckatiarcavailablc in front of the box office in Oraham Memorial.
Sandwich Seminar, a lunch and discussion group for campus
women, meeti from noon to 2 p.m. in Deep Jonah.
The) Duke Oay Alliance n sponsoring, a party at 8 p.m. at the
Jordan Center.
Tht Community Film Oroup will ihow 77ir Mill Ract, a
hiitory of N.C. textile induitry labor at 8 p.m. at Wesley
Foundation.
Meat the Candidates for Csmprn Y election! will be held at 3
p m. upttsirt in the Y building
Mike MeCandleee and Or. JoArtne Earp will ipeak on
"Knowledge, Attitude! and Utilization Behavior: An Evaluation of
a Prenatal Education Program" at noon Friday in 405 of the NML
Building, University Square.
WMmmi Cobey, Director of Athletin, will ipeak on the place of
athletica In an academic letting at the home of Mr. Jamet Smalley
at 3: 30 p.m. Bring a pot luck dith and enjoy the convcruiion. Sign
up in 102 of the Y building.
UPCOMING EVENTS
AW( omenta musician comic WHIle Tyaon with Suatn Aboctat
I p.m. Saturday in Cerrard Hall. Alto appearing it Artemle, a
band from Grenboro. Admiuion ii S3 and child cart will be
provided.
A Favorite
Returns!
Once again
with dinner,
get free
"seconds"
on rolls
( RESTAURANT )
Serving daily.
11:30-2:00. 4:45-7:15
downtown up the little alley acrota
Pf HE PLACE TO COME IF YOU'RE INTO . . . I
Guitars
Banjos wfy-
Dulcimers JCMf
Mandolins 431 W. Franklin
929-2473 be,ide the Dairy Bar)
THE Daily Crossword
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area: Fr.
5 Distraught
10 Monastery
men
14 Personal:
pref.
15 Camera
16 Haystack
DOWN
1 Humdingers
2 Take view
3 Vex
4 Downfall
5 To-do
6 Vainglori
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8 Letters
9 Overmuch
10 Parthenon
feature
11 Nothing, to
Pierre
12 Judicial
proceedings
13 "The - the
limit"
18 The works,
in Bonn
19 Bumpkins
23 Button
holers 24 Gats
25 Certain
Louisianian
26 Emir's
subject
27 Stampede
28 Festive
affairs
17 Respectable
citizen
20 Play blood
hound
21 Home and
others
22 "When I
was -"
23 Tito
25 Cent
28 Fine fel
lows
32 Accumulate
33 St. Louis
team
34 Van Winkle
35 Fonda or
Meadows
36 Storms
37 WhitecBp
38 Sex or
cycle
39 Stewpots
40 Of a cereal
41 Good Joes
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calendar -
A treehman camp reunion will be held at 6 p.m. Sundu m
Beard Hall. All interested freihmen counkelom und csmpm arc
urged to attend.
The UNC Tabl Ttnnla Club will play a match uguinst Duke
Univenity from 2 to 3 p m. inWomen'nGym. Everyone minuted.
Ran. Badya Joyner will preach at 1 1 a.m. Sunduy at v.lcy
Foundation. A potluck dinner will follow for those interested in
talking with M. Joyner.
An International Potluck Supper, sponsored by the I SC'
Baha'i Club, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Rooms 2 1 ,1-2 1 5
Carolina Union. A show of international entertainment will lollou.
All are welcome.
Tht NCSL Land Management Committee will meet at v p m.
Sunday in the Phi Chamber, fourth floor New East, this is an
important meeting for all committee members.
81 John'a MCC, Raleigh, will meet at 7: 10 p.m. Sunduy at the
UCC. Dixie Trail and Wade Avenue. Raleigh.
Father Jamet Devereux, 8.J., will lead a discussion on "I he
Life of Faith and the Life or the Intellect: or Does the Christian
Scholar Emit'.'" at 8 p.m. Sunday in the parlor ol the Chapel "I the
Crou.
Tha Order ol tht Qlngko will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday under the
Davie Poplar. All Little Squirreli arc invited to attend. I he Four
Topi will preside
A recital ol tht mualc of Sldnty Lanltr will be presented at 8
p.m. Sundev at the Horace William Mouse. 61 1 East Rosemary.
The UNC-CH Jan lab Band will perform a free public
concert with gueit trumpet toUuit Ray Sasaki at 4 p.m. Sunduy in
Hill Hall Auditorium.
"The Tet Offensive and tht Escalation of tht Vietnam War,
1066-60," a free, public symposium, will be held Feb. 19-22. Film
Now!
For lunch,
a mix & match
special
choose from
3 different soups
and
3 different sandwiches
from NCNB - 942-2171
by William Newland
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30 Yields 47 Branches
31 Used up 48 Elevator
33 Flower man
feature 49 Partner of
36 Epoxy across-
37 Restaurant shaped bolt
employee 50 Melville
39 Peeping Tom novel
40 Bay window 51 Tar
42 Pour forth 52 Leaves off
43 Soundtrack 54 Important
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ticenlations ill he at i und 7: .10 p.m. Nunday in t urnill Hall
auditorium. Herbert Schandler will present a paper al p.m
Monday, with William Colby's paper following at S p.m. William
Wentmoreland't paper will be prciienled al S p.m. Tucudii), All
paper preienlalioni will be held in 100 Hamilton Hall.
Tha Bill Eana Danca Company will prestnl a public concert
at p.m.
A UNCCC Short Couraa, Tape Daia Set Usage, will be held at
J p.m. Monday in 228 Phillips.
An IRSS Short Couraa, SAS. Session 3 of 4, will be held al 2
p.m. Monday in 212 Saunders.
Interested in an internship or summer job.' Come lo un
orientation meeting for the Pra-Career Experience Program al J
p.m. Monday in 3(16 Hanes Hall.
Tha Italian Tabla will meet at 6:30 p m. Monday al Quickie
lake-Out. Kides will leave the lower parking lot of the Carolina
Union at 6:15 p.m.
Garath Porter, author ol "A Peace Denied." and Douglai
Plka, chief expert on Indo-Chinese Communism, are the Icaiured
speakers al a special discourse program at 2 p.m. Monday al the
International Center.
Tha Carolina delegation lo the NCSL will meet at ) p in.
Monday in Room 204 of the Carolina Union. Members should
return the questionnaires by Sunday. Call Chuck Morgan al 9.1.1
6348 or Kim l.edlord ut 942-4204 if you are unable to attend the
meeting,
The IE Speech Team will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in 1113
Bingham. All interested persons arc urged to attend.
Ready to look for a job'.' Learn how to organie and plan your
search through a Ircc one-hour Job-Seeking Workahop olieied
bylheCarcer Planning and Placement Olhceut 2 p.m. Mondu in
210 Hanes Hall.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
The Federal Communicationa Commlaaion will be at Shaw
University in Raleigh on Mar. 8 to give the FCC Commercial
License Examination. You must make an appointment by Feb. 21
in order to be admitted. Contact Dr. Czech in Swain Hall or Don
Moore at WXYC for more information.
Students who will be juniors, seniors or graduate students next
year, who have good verbal communications skills, and who have
financial need may be eligible for a Career Aaalatantahlp at the
Career Planning and Placement Office for 1978-79. Career
Assistantships help other students with information and advising
on career possibilities. Interested students should call Jane Kendall
at 933-6507 by Feb. 22.
The Reading Program now has openings from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Mondays through Thursdays and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fridays
for work on reading speed, comprehensiop. critical analysis, study
skills and preparation for graduate and professional school
entrance exams. I he program is located in 204 Phillips Annex.
Lambda, the newsletter of the Carolina1 Gay Association, is now
available next to the Union desk.
Volunteer tutors are needed lor elementary and especially lor jr.
high students. Please come by 102 of the Campus Y for an
application.
The Playmakera Repertory Company production ol
Im-omttwn Womtn an J Others will be presented Feb. 16 through
Mar. 4. The show runs Tuesday through Saturday at 8 p.m. with
Sunday matinees at 2 p.m. Tickets are now on sale and group rates
are available. For more information and ticket reservations, call
the box office at 933-1121.
Charles Kuralt. William F. Buckley and Tom Wicker are among
the personalities coming this spring for the 1978 Carolina
Symposium. Wc are looking for students to assist them during
their visits. If you would like to meet some of these individuals, or.
if you could volunteer your help in any way. please call Sam
Sockwell or Charles Bowman at the symposium office between
noon and I p.m. on Monday. Wednesday and Friday, or 2 to 5 p.m.
weekdays.
The School ol Buelneee Administration announces that
application forms are now available for all non-General College
itudents who wish to apply for admission into the BA school.
Forms may be picked up in 109 Carroll Hall. Deadline lor
submitting applications is Mar. 3.
The sign up for stores to be surveyed by Comparlaon Shopper
this weekend is now posted on the SCAU ollicc door in Suite B.
Please come by and sign up.
This is the last week to have your portrait taken lor the 1978
Yackety Yeck. If you haven't had your portrait made yet. or if you
have but weren't pieased with it. sign up tor an appointment any
weekday at the Carolina Union from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m or by calling
the Yeck olfice at 93.VI259 between I and 5 p.m.
Lawrence Whitfield Travelling Fellowship has money
available for an undergraduate planning to travel this summer.
Application deadline is Mar. 3. For more information, come by
Wesley Foundation or call 942-2152.
Held Over
Winner
SHOWS
ol 2 Golden Globe
3:00 1
Awards
5:10
7:20
9:30
Best Picture Drama!
Turning
LATE SHOWS
Fri. and Sat. Night
12:00 All Seats $2.00
Double Feature
"All Night Long"
starring Jonn Holmes
and Rated X
"Les Nymphoteens"
The
Foundation Bookstore
Sci-Fi Fantasy
Specialists
Opening Next Week
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want lo live in u residency community that stresses an
intellectual approach to living as well as developing interpersonal
skills.' Check out Weiley Community at Wesley foundational
214 I'iltsboro St.
Qualified imlructors are needed lor a post-spring break scries ol
the Carolina Union special Interest classes. Interested persons
should call 933-1 157 or drop by Suite A of the Carolina Union.
1 Information on summer ob opportunities in the federal
government ii now available in 211 Hanes Hall. Announcement
No. 414 lists both clerical and non-clerical openings with locations.
Application for the written test needed for clerical jobs is also
included.
tickets are now on sale lor the ACC Ice Hockey Tournament
to he held Feb. 26 and Mar. 3 in Greensboro, tickets arc $ I and are
available at the Carolina Union desk.
There is an extension of the deadline due date for elected BSM
petitions. I'lie new deadline is Feb. 22. the day bclore"Mcet tin
Candidates" tor BSM positions.
Zoology or biology seniors or graduate students may he
eligible lor an internship with the food and Drug Administration
(Dept. of HF.W). Interested students 'should come by Career
Planning and Placement. 21 1 Hanes Hall and read the information
available at the front desk.
Current law students or outstanding undergraduates w iih luw
relaied backgrounds may be eligible lor an internship with
National Institutes of Health I Dept. of HHW). Interested student
should come b Career Planning and Placement. 211 Hanes Hall
and read the information available at the front desk.
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Carolina daily Monday through Friday during tha '
regular academic year except during exem
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Offices are et the Frank Porter Graham Student
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Advertising 933-1 1 63.
Subscription ratea: 925 per year; $12.60 per
semester.
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powers to determine the Student Activities Fee
and to appropriate all revenue derived from tha
Student Activities Fee (1.1.14 of the Student
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organization.
The Daily Tar Heel reserves the right to regulate
the typographical tone of all advertisements end
to revise or turn away copy ft considers objec
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for more than one incorrect insertion of an adver
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for such correction must be given before the next
insertion.
Claire Bagley ; Business Manager
Dan Collins Advertising Manager
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GRANVILLE EAST CONTRACT for immediate
sale. Negotiable discount. Call 933 1931. Keep
trying.
1970 OPEL KADETT RALLYE, 65,000 Mi, good
cond., $900. Call 493-2359 (Durham) after 7, or
933-7533 (Day; ask for Tar a).
FOR SALE: EHRINGHAUS DORM
CONTRACT. $ negotiable. Call 933-3484
anytime. Keep trying.
GRANVILLE EAST CONTRACT FOR SALE.
Desperate, must sell before March 1st. Call after
5:30 p.m. Ask for Mary. 933-1998.
210 cm K2 SKIS for sale. 1976 model. Have
never been mounted. The price is
reasonable. Call Melessa during afternoons
and early evenings. 967-1177.
SINGLE ROOM CONTRACT - NORTH
campus, Whitehead Dorm. Must sell
immediately. Call 933-6452.
UP TO 50 OFF. Pick your own discount during
February. Great cold weather & camping gear.
Authentic Army-Navy surplus. Poor Richard's,
Eastgate Shopping Center, Around corner next
to Eckerds. 929-5850.
-afesS-- -Safe-- i 9 1. J
LOST: GREEN DOWN JACKET at the Bacchae
on Friday night. Call Charlie at 933-1558. Reward.
No questions asked.
LOST: NAVY BLUE NORTH Fale 6535 down
vest, men's large. Lost in library Monday night.
Reward! Call 929-1640 or 967-4438.
LOST: CLASS RING - 1977 - Hunter Huss High
School. If found, please call David Poole at 933
1548. If not there, please keep trying. Reward!
COUNSELORS FOR PRIVATE ' CAROLINA
Co-Ed Summer camp, mid June to mid August.
Only clean cut conservative college students need
apply. Camp Pinewood, 1801 Cleveland Rd.,
Miami Beach, Fla. 33141.
OVERSEAS JOBS Summeryear-round.
Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, etc. All fields,
$500-$1200 monthly, expenses paid, sightseeing.
Free information Write: BHP Co., Box 4490,
Dept. NL, Berkeley, CA 94704
SELL SOME SUNSHINE on the street, on
campus, in dorms. THE SUN is a Amagazine of
Ideas, the only publication in North Carolina you
can't put a label on. Vendors give us 50t for every
$1 issue sold. If you're unfamiliar with THE SUN,
send$l for a sample copy. THE SUN,BoxH,412
West Rosemary Street, Chapel Hill.
THERE IS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
for you to interact and befriend international
students. Be an orientation counselor for next
fall's program. Sign up at International Center in
Bynum Hall today.
THE UPWARD BOUND PROJECT is recruiting
UNC students to tutor 10th, 11th and 12th grade
high school students. If interested, please call 933
1281 or 933-1282 or come by 201 Vance Hall and
sign up. We need you!
CHALLENGING, INTERESTING WEEKEND
POSITION requiring dependability, accuracy
and pleasant personality. Call 966-4793.
NEEDED! BAND FOR WEDDING reception
music May 13, call Gloria 967-2445. Keep trying.
TWINKLE! HAPPY 22ND from your "problem
children: Cynthia, Charlotte, Karen, Jennifer, etc.
May all your sweeties pass "the" test. Let's go to
Spanky's for lunch.
LOVE YA 1ST floor Alexander, Tom, Tom,
Tony, Jeanne, Fitz & Art Boogie 'til you puke.
Hasta el Verano, Carol.
HOLA, HOLA, COCA-cola. Take care, group.
Love and miss you Grief and all. 'ears to a
Happy Valentine's. L. Belle in Seville.
ELLEN M well here it is that time of year thou
may'st in thee behold yer not gettin any younger
and how CAN you get any better? yer lovin DAM
HEY, BONE, Happy 19th birthday. Pitch a bitch
at 11:30. Love, Suzie-Q, the Coneheads and
"Dooner Wittle!"
MARBI DARBI AND BETTY LOUBI - Please
send $100 bail money I'm in NYC jail for trying
to pick up some dook-dooks for you. Help please!
Love; Prisoner 75038.
ALOHA BABAR! Sure hope you had a bloody
birthday you piggy! Hey Hey Babar is 19!
You are so popular please! Deneb Pepper and
Wesley.
MOMMY! What happened to Santa could
happen to me! They have threatened me with
Brother Santa's fate! Help! Ralph Michael Joshua.
DOC FUNK AND LIGHTNING. Thank you for
the candy, your friendship and love. The Sweet
Suite.
ARNALDO What is the sentence for
premeditated rape? I'll risk it! Guess who(G.W.)
TO MY "VERY OWN PERSONAL admirer":
Thanks for the Valentine's Day card and candy. I
wish there were more men like you. Love, Nancy
O.
NANCY GOLZ (alias names, Gorgeous,
Crip, and Blondie) welcome to the major
league! We know you'll go far (how fast
depends on when you shed that cast!) Enjoy
yourself tonight! Love, JJ, Shannon, Tammi,
Debbie, Betty, Kathy, Segried, and
MANFRED!
MRS. ROBINSON: Meet me at the Taft Motel.
Room 104. "Ben."
TO THE FMH OF MY LIFE: Newport is
freezing, I wish you were here! Happy
Valentine's Day to the greatest lover from
your one and only FMMH.
O (VQ I
C ARPOOL Siler City to Chapel Hill. 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Two spaces available. Share driving.
Call Sandy (933-1204) or Melinda (933-5066).
NEED A RIDE TO YANKEE territory - northern
New Jersey! over spring break. Can leave March
2nd or 3rd. Share usual. Call Rosemary at 933
4115. SAIL THE BAHAMAS and live aboard a 40' ketch
at spring break. Sailing, swimming, snorkeling,
etc. Departure Ft. Lauderdale March 4th, return
March 11th. $350. Includes all. For
reservationsinformation call or write Scott
Smith, P.O. Box 836, Reidsville, N.C. 27320.
919349-8714.
EARN YOUR WAY WEST, and something
besides, by driving a car to Albuquerque, N.M. in
March. References required. Call 967-2697.
" 11 wmmmmt mi . n uuui ui iijj.u hi.
MALE ROOMMATE needed. 3 bedroom fully
carpeted Bolinwood Apts. Private bath, large
bedroom, bus stop, pool, clubhouse, tennis court.
Rent is 90.00mo. plus 13 utilities. Call 967-3315
after 11 p.m.
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Thesesdissertations
AD work guaranteed
Monday-Saturday. 13314 E. Franklin St. (over
N.C. Cafeteria).
ATTENTION MOUNTAIN RESIDENTS:
anyone interested in Appalachian folklore: We
need info on Appalachian culture, someone to
speak the dialect, someone to call squaredance.
Call 942-3492.
WE REALLY CANT AFFORD this ad,
but we're running it anyway. Why?
Because even though we've been
publishing The Sun here in Chapel Hill for
four years, not enough people know
about us and we think it's time they did.
The Sun is a Magazine of Ideas. It's the
only magazine in North Carolina where
you can read about childbirth at home,
black holes in space, world hunger,
dreams, Ram Dass, spiritual fascism,
nulcear energy, psychic readings and
much more. Published monthly, it's an
exquisite blend of articles, poetry,
photographs, artwork, humor, and the
gentle inspiration we all sometimes need.
Does this sound like your kind of
magazine? Send $4.50 for a half-year
subscription (6 issues). If you're
disappointed with your first issue, send it
back and we'll refund all your money. Or
just send $1 for a sample copy. Write THE
SUN, Box 732, Dept. H, Chapel Hill, N.C.
27514.
Legal Clinic of Winston,
Coleman, and Bernholz
Offering legal services at reasonable prices
at convenient times.
Some of the services available are:
Uncontested Divorces
$90 plus court costs
s Name changes
$35 plus court costs
Consultation
$15 for 30 minutes
For an appointment call 929-0394. Legal clinic
located in NCNB Plaza above Blimpie's.
CAMPUS COPY CENTER - Copies 5t
and under. Fastest, highest quality copies
in town. Nobody else has the Xerox 9200
"Miracle Machine" that makes copies
better than the original. You get to watch
while we do it, in a matter of few seconds.
Located in big house on the alley, campus
side of Franklin Street. Phone 929-3119.
CONDOM SAMPLERS: learn the differences
between condoms with one of our famous sample
packs. Preshaped, textured, -color, lubricated,
skins, stubs. Designed to increase sexual
satisfaction. ADAM & EVE, Franklin & Columbia
(over the Zoom), 929-2147.
ATTENTION FACULTY AND GRADUATE
STUDENTS: HESHE, the Triangle's
personalized, non-computerized dating service is
having a special for professionals like you. Watch
for coupon in Friday's DTK. r it SHE, P.O. Box
1109, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514
HILLMUSIC OPEN THURSDAY through
Monday, Daniel Boone Complex, Hillsborough,
10 minutes from Chapel Hill; old violines from $55
to $2500 and up; violin bows from $15 to $600 and
up; old Martin guitars, old Gibson mandolins, old
banjos from $75 to $800. Expert repair, especially
violin family; special discounts on old-time and
Irish records. New solid wood guitars for less than
you are probably paying for plywood elsewhere.
Beginners lessons.
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