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. . .a total gross of $300,000 in concession sales, one third of which will be profit, is anticipated this year
DTHZane A. Saunders
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By CLINTON WEAVER ..-
Most UNC students have been to a school football
game here, and spent their afternons drinking Cokes
and munching on hot dogs and peanuts. The conces
sion stands which provide these drinks and snacks
generate large-scale revenue for the UNC Athletic As
sociation. The associaton should make a profit of $100,000
this year from football concessions, said William Pea
cock, Kenan concessions coordinator.
Peacock said he anticipated a total gross in conces
sions safes of $300,000 this year, one-third of which
will be profit. The jnoney goes to the athletic associa
tion, and is sometimes used for concession stand re-
novations. ' ;
The association expects to gross about $50,000 per
game this year. The biggest gross sales this year were
at the Vanderbilt game, when $70,000 to $75,000 was
taken in, Peacock said. Hot dogs net around $10,000
each game and peanuts net around $2,000 to $3,000.
Peacock said-the new UNC plastic cups have
boosted revenue considerably. The 22-ounce drink
sells for $1, and 102,000 of them were sold at the Van
derbilt game, he said. Hardee's donates the cups to
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Peacock said the strength of the Kenan concessions
program is the quality of the people who operate the
stands. Workers from local churches and community
organizations operate the stands. They are paid 15
percent of the gross sales. The New Hope Presbyte
rian Church has assisted in concession sales for 30
years.
The concession program was begun in 1952.
Clinton Weaver is a staff writer for The Daily Tar
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. . .hotdogs and drinks are sold as well