2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, February 24, 1982
New Y officers
discuss projects
By ROBERT MONTGOMERY
Staff Writer
The Campus Y is gearing up for the remainder of the year with two
new co-presidents and several upcoming projects.
Anne Beeson, a junior religion and economics major from Memphis,
Tenn., and Bob Royalty, a junior religion and English major from
Atlanta, Ga., have been appointed Campus Y co-presidents for 1982.
- The Y serves both UNC students and the Chapel HillCarrboro com
munity, Beeson said. Its basic purpose is "to let students do what they
think needs to be done to help others, the campus, the community and
themselves," Royalty said.
More than 600 members are'involved in the Y, while 20 committees
carry on a wide variety of programs. The programs can be divided into
volunteer groups and programs based on "human concerns," he said.
Volunteer groups include the big buddy and nursing home programs.
The second group includes global issue and hunger action programs.
The Campus Y is sponsoring the Chapel Hill "Walk for Humanity,"
on April 13, which raised more than $2,300 last year for service
organizations.
Beeson became interested in the Campus Y when she attended its
freshman camp. She then got involved with the organization's dinner
discussions. "Dinner-discussions seemed important and I thought they
needed to be done," she said.
Royalty became involved in the Campus Y through its annual crafts
bazaar. He also worked as a counselor at the freshman camp. "I was at
tracted to Campus Y because it does unique things and it is concerned
with helping others,"he said.
Although Beeson and Royalty have not finished their plans for 1982,
they outlined a few upcoming Y events. ' ;
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visit Suite B, Union.
ONLY $3.09 MAY'UTN yon a 1975 Honda
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GUISHED TEACHING AWARD! Ballots at Union,
Libraries, Y-Court, and around campus through
March 5.
HEAR JAMES FALLOWS DISCUSS "Current
Trends in, National Defense Planning", Thurs
day. February 25, at 8:00 p.m., 100 Hamilton
Hall. Sponsored by Curriculum in Peace, War,
and Defense.
THE AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE II will hold
an open company class from noon to 1:30 p.m. on
Saturday, February 27 fat Memorial HaU. Students
art encouraged to come watch.
US' HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE is
Msloctlnfl bnUvldiukls tq t participate in a
personal racial awareness seminar,
conducted by Dr. Charles IL King, Jr. on
Wednesday. March 31 from 1:00-5:00 p.m. In
the Great HaU, Union. Applications are now
available at the Information desk, and mast
he returned by March 5.
NOTICE: BUYING ALBUMS. 45's and cassettes
cash or trade. (Good condition, please) open 7 days
a week. Fair Exchange, 302 E. Main Carrboro.
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...Campus Y appoints new officers
A discussion of "Ethical Responsibility in the Corporate World" is
being sponsored by the Campus Y today at 7:30 p.m. in Rdbm 2 Old
Carroll. Speakers at the discussion will be Roger Shinn of Union
Theological Seminary and Jack Behrman of the University's School of
Business. The discussion is a response to concerns expressed by some
about their futures in the business world, Royalty said. '
Shinn will speak on "Wall Street Ethics" at a dinner-discussion at the
home of Donald Boulton, vice chancellor for student affairs. The
dinner-discussion begins at 5:30 p.m. Sign-up for the event is at the
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LOST: A RED LEATHER ladies' wallet, in Howell
HalTs photography lab Sunday night. Please return
if found. Contents are desperately needed. Call
Beverly Shepard 933-4768.
FOUND IN STUDENT UNION Annex: 79 UNC
class ring. Call Dave at Student Legal Services,
962-1303.
LOST: A.E.F.'s High School Grad Ring. Black and
silver. Lost on the intramural fields. Reward is
offered. Call Anthony.
LOST: WHITE GOLD PULSAR Quartz watch. If
found please call 933-3308 and ask for Kaye.
help wanted
OVERSEAS JOBS -SUMMER YEAR round.
Europe, S. Amer., Australia, Asia. All Fields.
$500-$ 1200 monthly. Sightseeing. Free info. Write
MC Box 52-NC-l Corona Del Mar, CA 92625.
SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR POSITIONS
available afSne of the nation's finest resident camps
for men and women with three years of college.
Openings for specialists in all land and water sports,
arts & crafts, dance, music, drama, and other skills
as well as for general counselors. For information
contact John Hasnas at 1-383-4507.
ASTHMATICS-EARN $150 in a 20-25 hour
breathing experiment at the EPA facility on the
UNC-CH campus Volunteers must be male, age
18-35, with a current or previous history of asthma.
If interested, please call 966-1253, Monday-Friday,
8 am-5 pm.
RELIABLE PERSON NEEDED TO work during
inventory March 8 through 12, 8 am until 5 pm.
Apply at UNC Student Stores, Textbook Depart
ment. Ask for Boyd Ellington, Charlie Byrd, or
Doug Rieb. ' ; ,
for sale
FOR SALE-1 PAIR YAMAHA NS-5 speakers. 50
watt capacity, still under warranty. Excellent
condition. $130.00 call Jeff at 968-1313-keep
trying. '- - " , f
FOR SALE: TWO TICKETS to the Georgia Tech
game tonight. Call 933-7827.
ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS Neighbors,
Altered States, Stir Crazy, Modern
Problems,' The Beast Within. An
Asaerican Werewolf In London, Private
Benjamin, and over 40 more different
tides. Call 933-4492 and ask for Shawn
Brady or stop by 245 James anytime.
FOR SALE: 4 second row center seats for James
Taylor Concert March 3rd 933-1643. Ask for Eddie.
Keep trying! ;'
TWO COLOR T.V.'S BOTH R.C.A. s and in
excellent condition 21" portable wstand $150.00,
24" console $200.00 or best offer. 929-3255 after 6
pm.
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We are looking for girls interested
in being couaselors activity in
structors in a private girls camp,
located in Hendersonville, N.C. In
structors needed especially in
Swimming (VVSI), Horseback rid
ing, Tennis, Backpacking, Archery,
Canoeing, Gymnastics, Crafts, Also
Basketball, Dancing, Baton, Cheer
leading, Drama, Art, Office work,
'Camp craft. Nature study. If your
school offers a Summer Internship
program we will be glad to help. ,
Inquires Morgan Haynes, P.O.
Box 400C, Trvon, N.C, 28782.
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services
RESUME PREPARATION-PROFESSIONAL yet
personal service. Let me help with your most
important Hnk to the job you want. Free estimates.
933-8373.
DANCE AEROBIC CLASSES FREE intro
ductory class March 2 Marsha Winstead
instructor T-TH 8-9 pm. Only Spring
loaded floor exercise area in Chanel HSL
Where? Carolina Sport Art next to RR
tracks. Homestead Rd. Chanel IIBL
929-7077 or 942-4629. v
EMERGENCY TYPING SERVICE. Paper due
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page. Call 942-1067 anytime.
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Efficient removal. Professional service.
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Carolina Computer Dating. Send for information
103 West Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27514.
for rent
BEST DEAL IN TOWN. Now accepting applica
tions for Fall housing. Sign up now before the rates
go up! Greenbeh Apartments 929-3821.
SUBLET: ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT March
10-July 17. Swimming pool, laundry facilities.
Transfer of security deposit negotiable. Call
942-1617. Keep trying.
PLAN AHEAD: Sublet 1 -bedroom furnished
Chateau apartment May 15-August 20. Pool, tennis
courts, laundry, pets. On C-bus route. No under-
grads. Call 942-3187 after 11:00 pm.
MOBILE HOME FOR RENT m Carrboro just off
bus line 12 x 50 one bedroom, large living room,
carpet, gas- heat and- stove, washer, ac no pets
$195.00 967-4410.
LARGE 2-BEDROOM FOXCROFT Apartment. 2
full baths, fully equipped kitchen, dining room,
balcony, central air, pool, laundry facilities. Ideal for
up to three roommates. Partial furnishing optional.
Sublet with option to continue. $375 968-1 149.
miscellaneous
UNC SUNBATHERS! We still have space on your
SPRING BREAK Trip to Ft. Lauderdale-$129.00
7 nights 8 days tennis parties and much
more! For more information (SCO) 368-2006 TOLL
FRED Or call Stephanie 933-5654. Space Js
limited!
Two men hurt
in accident
on Johnson St.
Two men were injured Tuesday mor
ning by a car swerving to avoid an on
coming truck, according to Chapel Hill
police officer Maurice Hayes.
Wu Yuanming, 45, and Lin Qixiong,
48, both of 135B Johnson St., were walk
ing their bicycles along the side of
Johnson St. when a 1967 Chevrolet,
traveling east, struck the men at about
8:15 a.m. Hayes said the driver of the car
was Earl Philip Parker.
"The accident was unavoidable,"
Hayes said. He and officer John5 Jones
reenacted the accident and determined
that the bright sun could have hampered
Parker's vision, Hayes said.
Hayes said Parker was not speeding
and that Parker had not been charged
with any violations. ,
Both Qixiong and Yuanming were
listed in fair condition at N.C. Memorial
Hospital Tuesday afternoon.
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Womancraft, a cooperative of area craftswomen.
412 West Franklin.
rides
NEED RIDE TO TAMPAST. PETE Chvtr area for
Spring Break! WlQ share expenses and driving. Call ,
Dawn at 933-2806 after 6 pm, or leave message.
ATLANTA OR BIRMINGHAM for Spring Break? If
you need a rider, I need a ride. Will share gas money
and driving. Please call Lynsley, 933-7726. .
NEED RIDE TO WASHINGTON D.C and back
over Spring Break. Will share expenses. Call Betsy
933-3302. Thanks.
BADLY NEED RIDE TO Greenville, N.C Friday,
Feb. 26 and back Sunday, Feb. 28. Will help pay for
gas. Please call 933-2983.
RIDERS NEEDED TO NEW York for Spring Break
to share expenses. Call Barbara at 933-1660. Keep
trying.
PLEASE TAKE ME HOME! I have to set to
Sonth Florida for Spring Break to see Mom,
r Dad and the sun. I am aiming for Ft. Myers
(West Coast) bat anywhere south will be
considered. Call 933-4082.
RIDE NEEDED TO BOSTON area' for Spring
Break. Share driving expenses. Call Tim, 933-5315.
RIDE NEEDED FOR 2 to ECU Thurs.. Feb. 25. -Call
Mona 933-5958 or Amy 933-5813.
' TWO FRIENDLY RIDERS NEED ride to any point
in Northern Florida for Spring Break. WiQ share
usual. Please call Steve. 942-3574.
roommates
ONE OR TWO FEMALE roommates needed
immediately to share furnished apartment on bus
route. Rent very reasonable. Can 968-1078.
wanted
WANTED: FOLKS -WHO WANT spirited fun to
coach RAINBOW SOCCER teams this spring.
RAINBOW, the most prestigious recreational
soccer la the country, is a wonderful way to make
new friends & become integrated into the Chapel
H31 community. Excellent practical teaching &
coaching' experience. Practices start Monday,
March 1 & Tuesday, March 2. UNC Head Coach
ANSON DORRANCE is offering a coaching clinic
' on Sunday, Feb., 28. 3-5 PM on Fetzer Field.
Interested coaches should call WINKIE LaFORCE
at 929-4269 or KIP WARD at 967-8797.
-1 NEED TWO ACC Tournament tickets and am
willing to pay. Call 933-9844 any evening between
6:00 and 8:00.
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Snorkeling or windsurfing in
Florida provide a different twist to
Spring Break. See Thursday's
Spotlight .
James Fallows
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to give lecture
Noted author and editor James Fallows
will lecture on "Current Trends in Na
tional Defense Planning" Thursday at 8
p.m. in Room 100 Hamilton Hall.
Fallows is the Washington editor of The ;
Atlantic, and author of the book National
Defense. He also served as chief speech
writer for former President Jimmy Carter.
' The lecture is sponsored by the Universi
ty's Curriculum in Peace, War and
Defense. The talk is free, and the public is
invited to attend.
There will be a question-and-answer
period afterwards. For mpre information
contact Professor James R. Leutze, Chair
man of the Curriculum in Peace, War and
Defense. t
Ballots out
Ballots to- nominate University professors
for Distinguished Teaching Awards will be at
the Carolina Union, Campus Y court and the
Undergraduate and Wilson libraries until 5
p.m. March 5. Completed ballots should be
submitted to 102 Steele Building.
MOVIE POSTERS
Over 3000 different original
movie posters will be on sale at
Northgate Mall (Durham) on
Tues., Feb. 23 thru Sat., Feb. 27.
The selection of titles will in
clude current favorites like
Raiders of the Lost Arc, Star
Wars, Reds, American Gigalo,
OnGolden Pond, Xanadu, etc.
Rock buttons, antique advertise
ing (Coca-Cola signs, rreqn beer
signs, etc.) and other nostalgia
will also be for sale. See Robert
Gerwig at booth located inside
Northgate Mall.
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personals
YES! WE DO DELIVER personally decorated
cookie cakes for all occasions to UNCI Yes we do
have a "cookie munch er" who sings happy birthday
and other.spedal occasion songs! For this unique
gift, caU the Cookie Factory at Northgate 286-2628.
HELP PROTEST ILS. INTERVENTION in
EI Salvador! Come protest la FayettevOe
Sat Feb. 27th'. Bos tickets available at
Fort Bragg Coalition table in Union. 7.00
per ticket all weefcw For saore Info call
968-1141 or 967-6828.
AMY SLOAT I'M TIRED of this transferring talk.
You're staying at Carolina (cuz we love you.) Wild
Women Suite.
BAHAMAS SPRING BREAK TO all those
involved in the Collegiate Travel Nassau trip due
to airfare increase 22282, there has been a
$15.00 increase. Please can Nick immediately at
962-7539 after 12:00 and 929-6567 after 6:00.
RUFFIN BEACH BUMS? Here's to cold showers,
Fred's driving, NMB, 12:30 songs, "Put your nose
on my putter," "EAT MY PISCINE!?" -Zack's is in
there! Raleigh Happy Hour THINK ABOUT IT!
Lewis Beach Bums.
TIRED OF PHONY MEN, boring parties, bars
and a lousy social life? A wcH educated male,
gentle natnred and affectionate, laterted
In sports, outdoors, travel and business,
wishes to meet tall, slim and attractive
blonde female 18-25, Interested in true
romance. Write P.O. Box 1132, Chapel H2L
N.C 27514.
C.T. HOPEFULLY YOU'LL BIRDIE this one.
Maybe you'll figure it out tomorrow. You're almost
on the 18th green! O.A.
TO THE BEST LITTLE WHORE. Let's toast the
past and maybe even the future. I've never dated
someone so mature, so young-acting, so able to
hold her alcohol. . .Love Oscar.
SAVE UP TO 50. 75. or 100 (FREE) on belt
buckles, strips, and earrings during the Gambler's
Sale, now through February 28. CaU Tommy
Wallace at 968-0221 for details. Keep trying!
SWEET BABES ON THE mixed veest We
loved the regular season,, but we expect to
- "Score" even more In the play-offs. YaH have
the best moves, on and off the court! Let's
win the t-ehhtsl Your fellas on 7th West.
SANDY BLOND IN ECON. Thanks for birthday
personal. Would like to know more. 1430 West.
TO MY IMAGINATIVE ADMIRER: Give me a
chance to SEE how I feel about RECIPROCATING!
Jon. " . ,
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From page.1
Rashkis said the recent surge in home
sales was encouraging to realtors, but
considering the sudden crash of the market in
1982 and the generally unpredictable factors in
the economy, he said he did not know if the
trend would continue.
The most significant economic factor is in
flation, Rashkis said. Increased prices have hit .
everything, including heat, gasoline and elec
tricity costs. With more people spending
jnoney for these necessities, fewer, dollars are
spent on retail items. A Chamber of Com
merce survey confirmed this in a study com
paring retail purchases in 1970 and 1980. '
"The study showed that Orange County
residents spent 50 cents of every dollar for
retail purchases in 1970," said Lee Houser,
president of the chamber of commerce. "But
for 1980, that Figure decreased to 35 cents per
dollar."
Houser attributed the decrease in retail sales
to the rechanneling of household funds and to
the number of high-priced items residents pur
chase outside of Chapel Hill, such as furniture
and automobiles.
But one business leader suggested that the
real problem with retail sales was the limited
selection of good in Chapel Hill. "Why should
anyone from Chapel HOI go to Franklin Street
or University Mall when he could go to
Durham and find a bigger selection at a better
price?"
Houser, however, said selection was not the
problem. "Chapel Hill retailers do have good
selection and excellent facilities." He added
that the chamber had targeted customer serv'cr
as an area that Chapel Hill merchants could
improve.
Hearn said the chamber planned to launch a
campaign to get more Chapel Hill and Carr
boro residents to patronize local merchants.
Promotional'' goals of the chamber also ,
center on attracting high-technology, but low
utility using, industries. "Take for example,
an airline reservations center," Hearn said. "It
would provide jobs and capital without using a .
lot of water." More importantly, high
technology industry, with all its expensive
equipment, would increase the industrial tax
base, he said.
"By getting more industrial tax revenue, the
tax burden will be shifted away from residen
tial property owners, who already pay too
much in taxes."
Most industrial plants would probably
locate outside Chapel Hill town limits, Hearn
said. He predicted that office and institutional
development would be the prime growth area
in real estate.
Promotion of Chapel Hill as a prime retire
ment community will continue to boost the
town's population, he said.
"They (retirees) are a windfall for us,"
Hearn, said. "They'll come here from the
North with their $500,000 retirement accounts,
put it in a local bank and they never require
many public services. They don't have any
kids in public schools and they rarely use
public facilities." The Chamber of Commerce
answers more than 3,000 requests for informa
tion every year, he added. .
Hearn said he was optimistic about Chapel
Hill's economic future if economic growth
continued to be stressed by the town's citizens.
"There's not one person in Chapel Hiil who
doesn't want to make more money than he or
she did last year," Hearn said. "Business will
have to grow if they want to grow."
Thursday: A look at the relationship between
development and future growth in Chapel
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He said the bills passage halted other
reductions in a staff already pared from
about 2,000 to 1,800 under the initial
round of Reagan administration budget
:uts. "That was the first layoff," he said.
"We would have had to lay off another
380 (employees) under December's cuts."
SQUIREL: HAPPY BIRTHDAY YOU light
weight. Man, I wish I was 20 years old. (Oh
yeah, 1 already ami) Love always. Bunny.
SORRY I MISSED YOU GIRLS last week but this
bitch was recovering from the academy awards
which were too fabulous for words! Special .thanks
to. Natalie, Vanessa, Marrissa, and Victoria for their
dazzling performances! Love always. The Queen
Mother. (P.S. Let's be Q.F.D. This Weekend!) .
TOTALLY IMPRESSED: I WAS there-where were
you?... We must stop not meeting like
this. . .name time and place (Friday HH?) But on
strike three, you're out, chkkenshit. . .TOTALLY
PERPLEXED.
ABCS OF GRANVILLE EAST the parsley and
letter were great, RSVP on raincheck. FD bring the
steaks you bring the silverware, J.E.
M. SUSAN HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the greatest
roommate ever! I hope you have a super fantastic
19th!fl Love ya, L. Patricia.
WILL YOU ARE THE sweetest hunkiest and
FOXiest guy we know, not to mention our one
exception to the rule. 353 Cobb.
PRECIOUS, MAY GEORGE S. throw bricks
Thursday night, turning your weekend Into the blast
you're looking for. Good hick with Stan the Man.
Hester Sue and Bethannie Mae.
TO THS PISETTY SOUTHPAW Volleyball
player from the empire state your form Is as
lovely as you are. Let's get frtendSer. Love to
see you mSL the time. SargVa left-hand man.
SECRET ADMIRER. THANKS FOR Valentine
carnation. How about a due? R.W.
DEAR CAROLYN, CONFUCIUS SAY:
If this man knew a way,
then there'd be no delay, ' v
For his heart Is on fire
Only a date with you can
quench his desire! a
, ' ":' Sincerely, M.C
S.A. THANKS FOR THE special "valentine". I like .
. Il3ywua vut uaas virn aiwai Bat ntuuiw s tvuvs,
reveal your Identity! Kathy.
TO THE GIRL IN the purple disco shirt at Dixie
Electric in Charlotte last Sat. 1 Eked what I saw. If
interested reply here.
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I UAH SWAKIZ, ALEXANDER, WEAVE. -
GETCA, KACISADO, TESXO, KC3DLE
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' CZIETA AND MY LrJUJANT MONEY
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CLASSICAL TUNES YOU CHOOSE.
: THANKS GUYS. I COULD NT HAVE
ASKED F03 A CETTE3 EIHTKDAY GIFT
OB SETTER FRIENDS. .
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