2The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, September 13, 1984
JT to sing
By MARGARET McKINNON
Staff Writer
James Taylor will give a benefit
for Gov. Jim Hunt at 8 p.m- Sept.
28 at N.C. State University,! Hunt
campaign officials said yesterday.
"Anyone can attend the concert,
but those who love James Taylor and
dislike Gov. Hunt will have a hard
choice to make," said Judy Hyman,
special events coordinator for the
Hunt campaign.
Tickets go on sale 10 a.m. Monday
for $13 and $14 apiece at Schoolkid's
Records locations in Chapel Hill,
Raleigh and Cary, Schoolkid's
owner Peter Boston said.
Alice Welch, co-chairman of the
Hunt campaign in Orange County,
said tickets could also be bought for
$50 apiece in a separate fundraising
event she is coordinating. For extra
money, ticket holders will get "prime
seats and an invitation to a recep
MILTON'S SEPTEMBER BLOCKBUSTER
BEAUTIFUL BUYS AT SUPER BOTTOM PRICES.
WHAT A WAY TO START THE FALL!
Block Buster 1 Knights of the Round Table
Button-down oxford shirts, 70 cotton, Reg. $35 $14.80
B B 2 Crew neck sweaters,
50 wool in Ragg. Reg. $35 $14.90
B B 3 Large group sport coats all wool tweeds, cotton
blends, all cotton India Madras, Reg. to $1 75 $39.90
B B 4 Entire stock poplin and pincord suits,
Reg. $1 75 last call to $69.90
B B 5 Group linen blend suits by Paolo. Reg. $245 $99.90
B B 6 Group cotton and linen blend wash pants,
Reg. to $45 $14.90
B B 7 Group pants to $30 take them away for $19.90 each
B B 8 Entire stock knit shirts, reg. to $35 $10.90
THE ABOVE SPECIALS ARE ONLY PART OF. THE DEALS
AWAITING YOU AT MILTON'S. THIS IS TO GET THE MILTON BUG
AND KEEP COMING BACK FOR OUR SUPER DEALS.
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UNC CAMMPUS CHEST:
Dae to error in Wednesday's Pud, all that
U required for Tuesday's raffle is the corect
Canapes Chest Sloeaa. Simply write yoar
entry oa a postcard and drop it in Canines
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RAINBOW SOCCER
FALL 1984 RAINBOW SOCCER registration begins
Monday, Aug. 20, Noon -6 p.m., at 500 W. Rosemary
St., Chapel Hill. FIELD REGISTRATION is Saturdays,
Aug. 18, Aug. 25, and Sept. 1, 10 a.m. -Noon, at Rainbow
Soccer Stadium, off Cleland Rd. and 15-501. TEAM
ANNOUNCEMENT, Sat., Sept. 8, 10 a.m. -Noon,
Rainbow Stadium. PRACTICE BEGINS, Monday, Sept.
10. Interested coaches and sponsors please call 967
8797. RAINBOW SOCCER is a non-profit recreational
program in its 26th season, open to players of any age,
sex or skill. FIELDS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE GLEN
LENNOX INVESTMENT GROUP.
NON-SMOKING MALES, age 18-35, are needed to
participate in EPA breathing research on the UNC campus.
Pay is 5 per hour. For more information, call 966-1253 Mon
Fri, 8-5pm.
BLACK MEN AND BLACK WOMEN $45 wOl be
paid to healthy oa-tmoken, age 18-35 who
complete aa EPA breathiae stedy oa UNC cms.
pas. Please call 966-1253 Monday-Friday 8am-
Moadlay , Sept. 7
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in
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at 8:00 PM
Sponsored by
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Sept. 10-Sept 28
Applications atUnlon
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Sun., Oct, 7
For more information sec
Beth Wetter and Chan McRee
Room 200, Carolina Union
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for Hunt
tion after the concert at the N.C.
State Faculty Club. Hunt and Taylor
will attend the reception, she said.
While the number of tickets
available is not known, Welch said,
"We hope to fill Reynolds and raise
lots of money for the governor.
Reynolds Coliseum seats approxi
mately 12,400.
According to Hyman, Taylor had
wanted to stage a fundraiser for
Hunt, but a busy professional sche
dule had kept the show tentative.
UNC's Carmichael Auditorium
and Duke University's Cameron
Indoor Stadium had been tapped as
possible sites for a Taylor concert,
but arrangements could not be made,
she said.
"We are excited about getting
folks who love James from Orange,
Wake and Durham County,"
Hyman said.
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Downtown Chapel Hill
Mon-Sat 10-6:30; Sun 1-5
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LIKE TO PLAY VOLLEYBALL? Come to the first
meeting of the UNO WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL CLUB.
Thurs., Sept. 13 at 7:00pm in Union, room 218, or call
Karen at 933-5332. Get ready for a great season!
FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS: A special FPA meeting has
been scheduled for Thursday at 4pm in the Union (Sept
13). Well discuss the possibility of changing the rush dates.
Be a MAN; BE THERE!
INTERESTED IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS? Intern
ship? AIESEC may be your answer. Organizational meetings
on Sept. 10th and 13th, 7:00pm at the Union. New members
welcome.
COLD CARE CENTER ARRIVES AT STUDENT HEALTH
SERVICE Learn how to-correcny identify symptoms, read
your temperature, examine your throat, and care for your
cold miseries. Save clinic waiting time by self-assessment.
Go through clearly marked cold care steps beginning this
fall semester, located, off the clinic waiting area. A nurse
win be available to answer your questions and refer you
to an appropriate health professional (if necessary).
NEW APPOINTMENT SYSTEM AT STUDENT HEALTH
SERVICE. Beginning fall semester all clinical sections will
be handled on an appointment basis., Students should call
966-2281 to arrange appointments for urgent or acute care
needs; 966-4558-future date clinical medicine appointment;
966-3655-Sports medicine and Orthopedic Clinic; 966-3650-Women's
Health; 966-3658-Mental Health; 966-3666-Speciahy
Clinics (Eye, ENT, Dermatology). Save waiting time
and get the best possible care from your health professional
by scheduling your appointment ahead of time!
BAND PARTY at Sigma Nu house, Saturday 15th, featuring
"The Spongetones". They will be rocking after the game,
starting at 9pm.
GIVE YOURSELF SOME CREDIT. Apply
FREE for major credit cards in front of the
Stadeat Union today at 9am-4pm and Friday
Sept. 9am-2pm. -
CAMPUS Y MEMBERSHIP meeting today at 4:30 in
Gerrrard Hall. AH old, new, and prospective members are
welcome! Refreshments will be served.
COMIC BOOK ENTHUSIASTS!! Finally, the 1984
organizational meeting of the Carolina Comic Book Club
is here! You don't have to collect 'em you don't have
to buy 'em! Just have a liking for 'em! Call 933-5120
with questions and it's Thursday at 9:00 in the Union!
Be there or your mama looks like Dr. Doom!
WANTED: ENTHUSIASTIC
PIZZA STORE
PERSONNEL
Part or full time. Pizza
makers. Phone persons.
Flexible hours and days.
Must be at least 18. Must
be able to work weekends.
Must be clean cut and
have the desire to be part
of America's largest pizza
delivery company! Apply
in person at the
DOMINO'S PIZZA location
in your neighborhood.
1984 Domino's Pizza, Inc.
Can Your Smile Be Heard
On The Phone?
If you are articulate, enthusiastic
like a challenge, you can help
yourself & Carolina. Earn $3.35
per hour, plus bonus opportuni
ties by calling alumni for The
Carolina Fund. Two select teams
of 30 students will make calls 2
evenings per week (Mon. & Wed.
or Tues. & Thurs.) 7-9:30 pm,
starting Oct. 17, at "Phone
Power" facility in Hanes Hall.
For interview appointment call
962-45 14, 9 am-5 pm.
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CGC changes
By DAVID SCHMIDT
Staff Writer
The Campus Governing Council
overrode Student Body President Paul
Parker's veto last night and passed a
CGC bylaw changing the majority
required to increase student fees by
student referendum.
The CGC once again approved an
act that would require only a simple
majority of student votes to pass an
increase in the Student Activities Fee.
Until now, two-thirds majority of 20
percent of the student body was
required for passage.
Parker proposed to eliminate both
the two-thirds majority requirement as
well as the stipulation that 20 percent
of eligible student voters must partic
ipate in the referendum.
Without that additional change,
Parker said, "I felt the law isn't being
changed at all.."
Student Affairs Committee Chair
man Marshall Mills withdrew a bill
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HEALTH EDUCATION located on the 2nd floor of the
Student Health Service is offering an 8 week drop-in weight
management and fitness group every Thursday beginning
September 6, 12:30-2:00pm. No appointment needed. For
more information call 966-2281, ext. 275.
services
TOTAL FINANCIAL PLANNING: For stocks, bonds, IRA's,
Annuities, Custodial Accounts and Tax-advantaged
investments, call Mike Strong, Prudential-Backe Securities
in. the Courtyard 940895. ' '
ABORTION TO 20 WEEKS. Private and confidential GYN
facility with Saturday and weekday appointments available.
Pain medication given. Free Pregnancy Tests. 942-0824.
SINGLES Squaredance lessons with Yellow Rock Singles
beginning September 24. Triangle Presbyterian Church,
intersection of Rt.54 and 55. Open house 17, 7:30pm. Contact
688-1123.828-1670,942-7052.
help wanted
ASTHMATICS NEEDED! $120 will be paid npoa
completion of aa EPA breathing stady oa the UNC
carapas. Time commitment is about 20 hoars. To
qualify yoa mast be a healthy, non-smoking
asthmatic white male, age 18-35. Please call Dr.
Donald Horstman at 541-3804, Monday-Friday,
8am-5pm.
WANTED: HEALTHY MALES to participate in an alcohol
study. Must be age 19-30. Requires three lab visits of 8
10 hours each. $75 will be paid on completion of study.
For information write, Mr. J. LaDine 1124 FLOB 231H,
Chapel Hill 27514 or call 919-966-1154.
PART TIME JOBS AVAILABLE WITH THE NEWS AND
OBSERVER at Chapel Hill office. 1) Re delivery person
duties include answering phone and re-delivering copies of
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Subscription Sales Persons-neededin both telephone and
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requirement
sponsoring a voter registration incentive
drive among residence areas. Earlier in
the day, the Finance Committee voted
to appropriate only $100 toward print
ing and publicity. Mills committee had
requested an additional $500 for the
prize.
During the meeting members debated
for more than a half-hour the approval
of the 1984-85 Undergraduate Attorney
General Staff only to discover the
appointees did not require CGC
approval.
Doug Berger (Dist. 1), Ron Everett
(Dist. 13) and Max Lloyd (Dist. 15) said
they , opposed approval because the 32
appointees included nine members from
two fraternities, Tau Esilon Phi and
Beta Theta Pi.
"I felt that it was sort of an under
handed way to introduce it to the CGC;
they left it up to us to spot," Berger
said. "If there is a patronage system,
it needs to be stopped.
Honor Court Chairman Sarah Raper
and other CGC members argued the
chosen staff , members were highly
qualified. Raper said fraternity
members living together naturally
would become interested in some of the
same organizations.
Edwin Fountain, a junior Russian
studies major from Arlington, Va., was
approved as the new Elections Board
chairman, and Charlotte sophomore
Sonja Gantt was appointed to the
Carolina Union Board of Directors.
The CGC also authorized the student
body treasurer to iquidate its stocks
and place the funds in the general
surplus.
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UNC Students! Domino's Pizza is the perfect part-time
job. Being UNC's favorite pizza delivery company
creates a large number of job openings for drivers, phone
persons, and pizza makers. Drivers actually earn $7
$10 per hour while they deliver pizzas and listen to their
car stereos. It is also a great way to meet people all
across campus.
We know students have tight schedules, and that is
why we let you sign up for the times that you want
to work. Also Domino's Pizza employees get great deals
on pizzas. Go ahead, check and see how many checks
you wrote to Domino's Pizza last year!
" Make your parents proud! Earn more money and
spend less on pizza by working for Domino's Pizza.
So, if you are 18 years or older, and have a car with
insurance, contact Neil Warren at 209 15-501 Bypass
across from Eastgate Shopping Center or John Drake
at 503 W. Rosemary St. It all makes such perfect sense.
AFTERNOON CLASSES? We need morning help.
Stock and sales 8am-lpm weekdays. Apply in person
Sherwin-Williams Co. 1507 E. Franklin St.
BASS PLAYER NEEDED with broad musical, horizons
interested in joining a rock and roll band. If interested call
Steve at 967-2559.
PIZZA HUT
Now taking applications for personnel that can workl or
2 day shifts per week. Also some nite positions available.
Apply between 2 and 5pm M.-F. No phone calls please. 109
E. Estes Drive.
ACNE STUDY
Women 18-40 years good health mild to moderate facial
acne 12 week free study safe, known effective medicine
plus cosmetics $40 to patient to complete study. Call 682
8929 Durham or 942-0512 Chapel Hill Tues-Fri 8-5pm.
BABYSITTER TO CARE for my two children in my home
Tues. Wed. and Fri. mornings. 8:30am to 12:30pm. Partial
times or single days ok. Own transportation. Call 967-5815
afternoons or evenings.
SALES INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY valuable busi
ness experience for your resume as well as high income
potential. A major national financial corporation which is
rated best in its field in Fortaac magazine survey. Offers
college students and internship opportunity that can lead
to a career in management. For details and appointment
call Scott Hoffman after lpm at 942-4187.
CHAPEL HILL WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM (Pioneers)
needs goalie for current fall season. She must be 19 years
or older. Contact Dolly Hunter 967-0683 evenings.
PARTTIME ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT WANTED.
General clerical duties, adequate typing skills required,
normal hrs. 4-8pm Mon-Fri. Call Pat Blake 489-2353 on
Monday Sept. 17
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GROUP PROGRAMS
Call NASH HALL 962-2175 to register, or
come by and sign up.
Most groups havs 5 weekly sessions.
MaitFemaia Relationships-Starts Oct 24, Wed,
3:30-5:00. Sack Support Group-call for times &
more info. Career D8dskw-Kang-4 sessions eacn: a
start Sept 10, 25, Oct 11, 23. StMCaon A Major r
(SJLM.)-ca!l for times. Graduate Record Exam: a
"Questions & Answers -Sept 1 3 4 Nov.8; 7 pm, Std. v
Union. DeaSnj With Lots-Support Group: once a $
wMk ail semester. Call for more info. Speech
AiudetY-Tues. Oct 2.9. 16. 23, 30. 7-9 pm. A.B.D.
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Group, for doctoral students-Starts in Sept On
going. Assert Youraea-Call for more info. Graduate
a Professional School Opportaiilies for Kinorffiet:
Oct 23, Mon. 7 pm Student union
The Media Board
is currently accepting
applications for the
following positions on the
1984-85 board:
Twb-At-Large Positions
Media Board Treasurer
1985 Yackety Yack
Business Manager
For More Information
Contact:
Jennifer Cargal 967-5337
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Ferraro funds examined
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON The House
ethics committee voted unanimously
yesterday to investigate whether
Rep. Geraldine A. Ferraro violated
financial disclosure requirements of
the Ethics in Government Act.
The investigation was triggered by
allegations by the conservative
Washington Legal Foundation that
vice presidential candidate Ferraro's
congressional financial disclosure
statements violated the law.
"The ethics committee makes no
prejudgment of any kind as to the
validity of the allegations," the
panel's chairman. Rep. Louis
Stokes, D-Ohi'o, said after a 90
minute closed meeting.
"This committee will now conduct
a preliminary inquiry .... to ascer
tain the merit of the allegations, said
Stokes, who characterized the probe
as "analogous to a grand jury
investigation.
He said Ferraro was being
informed immediately of the action
and would, under House rules, have
the opportunity to respond either
orally or in writing.
Nude photos taken, publisher says
NEW YORK Penthouse mag
azine publisher Bob Guccione today
claims he has 350 color slides of one
of this year's Miss America contest
ants posing in the nude and will
publish them if she wins.
Miss America 1984 Vanessa Wil
liams, stepped down when nude
photographs of her and another
woman appeared in the September
issue of Penthouse. Guccione says he
intends to publish more pictures of
Williams in coming issues.
Guccione said the pictures of the
contestant in this year's pageant
"were taken about 18 months ago.
I'll publish them if she wins the title
on Saturday.
Classified ad may be placed at
the DTH Carolina Union 065A,
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news department. We aeeii ambitions, bars)
working jadii'Mlaala with so s broadcast swns
rience. Aboat .20-25 boars par week. Send tape,
itMUM to David MadJock Box 2127, CbapeJ Hi3
942-87C5.
NEEDED: SOMEONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN MUSIC
to help run my mobile cound how. Freshman or Sophomore
preferably. Must be able to work weekends Cafl Andy 967
8871. . . ..... ... . .- ,r
STUDENT LEADERS: help coordinate formation of Triangel
Area Chapter New Oxford Society national collegiate
organization of Traditional Episcopalians (or fellowship,
study, service. Call Fr. Stenhouse 942-3342
CONSCIENTIOUS PERSON with own transportation (to
catalogue major comic book collection and assist with media
research and correspondence. Flexible hours, fee negotiable;
929-3255 after 6pm. REM
VOLUNTEEBS NEEDED Women's Health Counseling
Service needs volunteer counselors and educators. Be vital
in promoting Women's Health! Training begins Sept 19. CaB
Karen Anderson 968-4646.
for sale
FOR SALE: Portable, manual typewriter. Excellent
condition-J65. Call 933-1402.
CRAIGE CONTRACT FOR SALE. Female, academic year.
Call 933-3696 mornings or after 6:00pm.
RESUME SAMPLESCareer Planning Guide for CoDege
Students-ABC 'a of CAREER PREPARATION at
UNC CH Bull's Head Bookstore-only $3.75. Recom-.
mended by many professors, great gift!
1981 CHEVROLET CITATION 1 owner. 2 door, hatchback,
air at P8 PS stereo, clean. Excellent Condition.
lost and found
FOUND: Master lock at Woolen Gym bike rack Friday
afternoon. Call Terry at 942-6606 to identify.
LOST IN S.COLUMBIA, Purefoy area. Sweet Siamese bkw
point called Willie. Reward for return of this precious feline.
Call 929-8502 with any information. Ask for Kafherine.'
LOST: GOLD HERRINGBONE BRACELET on campus,
Mon., Sept. 10. If found, please caB 967 5665.
FOUND INFETZER MEN'S LOCKER ROOM: simple silver
ring. CaB 967-7995 after 10:30pm.
LOST: LADIES GOLD SIEKO Watch. Lost en routs from
Jordan's to Happy Store on 916. Great sentimental value!
Reward offered. Please cafl 933-1477, Kelly.
LOST: WOMAN'S SILVER WRISTWATCH (possibly on
J bus or Carolina Inn bus stop). Reward and appreciation
for the finder. 929-3389.
wanted
WANTED FOUR NON STUDENT TICKETS for
UNC State football game. Will pay good money for
good seats. Call Jean at 933-0418.
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Mews in Brief
Pageant promoters have said that
despite the controversy over Willi
ams, they have not insisted that
contestants in this year's pageant sign
any pledge that they have never
posed nude.
Scientists hope instruments sur
vive hurricane
RALEIGH A million dollars
worth of scientific instruments
moored in Pamlico Sound may
provide valuable new oceanographic
data if they survive the onslaught of
Hurricane Diana, an N.C. State
University researcher says.
"Well have a landmark, one-of-a-kind
classic data set or no equip
ment, said Leonard J. Pietrafesa,
professor of marine, earth and
atmospheric sciences.
Instruments in the sound record
the speed and direction of water
motion, temperature, salt concentra
tion and water pressure at various
depths and are designed to help state
officials determine when residents
should be evacuated if disaster
approaches and why shellfish and
fishing industries in the area have
been declining.
Helms delays genocide treaty
WASHINGTON Sen. Jesse
Helms today blocked a Senate
Foreign Relations Committee vote
on the long-delayed genocide treaty,
but the panel's chairman, Sen.
Charles H. Percy, R-Ill., said he
would try again on today.
The Reagan administration said it
hopes for ratification by the full
Senate before its scheduled adjourn
ment Oct. 4.
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roommates
MALE NON SMOKING ROOMMATE needed for Royal
Park Apt. fuOy furnished except for bed. $110month phis
13 utilities. Cafl 96&0547. Keep trying please.
LIBERAL NONSMOKING FEMALE housemate wanted.
Share partly furnished condo 15 mm. walk from campus.
Own bedroom, $160, utilities. 967-5533, early morning
(after 7am). evenings.
rides
Bkfa needed to Wilmineton or town wit Kin one
haara drive this weekend. Win shara expenses.
Pleas cafl 933-213S.
personal
EVE: this silty boy has been head over heels since 3am last
Wednesday. I've been walking on air in a daze dreaming
only of .you. Your shy and cocky romancer.
SHABBAT SERVICES and dinner will be held Friday. Sept.
14 at HiBel. Services are at 6 JO, followed by dinner at 7:30,
chicken or veggie alternative. Cost is $3.00 for nonmembers
and $2.00 for members. Reservations please by Friday noon.
942-4057. Hfllel is located at 210 W. Cameron Ave.
SAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO KAREN G., a wild and crazy
nursing student. Here's to a great day! Love, John, Laura,
Cheryl, Daphne, Mom and especially Suki and Janet!
SIOUXSIE I know this is early, but since you be on campus
2day, 1 just want to wish you a Happy 21st Birthday! Love,
LeRoy
WATCH FOR JOSH, HE'S COMING SCON!
Doctor Sc hie singers Shabbat morning Bible study will begin
this Sat. Sept 15 at 11:00am in the Hillel library. It will be
foBowed by a brunch. Everyone is welcome. Hillel is located
at 210 W. Cameron Ave.
SPENCER LADIES tired of the same old (yawn) boring
mixers with those North Campus dorms? TEAGUE offers
an exciting alterative so get off your seat and dance to the
beat! Thurs. night. BE THERE!
SEX: JOSH knows and he tells it all!
Lambda Chi Alpha's Thursday cook out series continues
today. We invite you to come by for a great meal with
appropriate refreshment. We are across from the
Morehead Planetarium. For information caU 967 7352.
MAX, DARLING: So sorry I missed the party, but I have
been quite occupied in London. I met a randy young lad.
who didn't know how to shag. Being the woman that I am,
I naturally offered to give him shagging lessons, and, welt,
he's a very fast learner! Auf wiedersehen, darling, Elsa.
H.B. and N.B: Congratulations to you both! When do we
celebrate? I need to have some "fun times". Love, L.B. P.S.
Does your pooh squeak?
JOSH IS COMIMG... Have you heard.. Be there... For the
ultimate...
HEY RAT! Ich freve mich auf diese Wochenende. Thanks
for being my RFL1 Je t'aime Le Serpent P.S. I promise
my fangs won't poison the food.
Well I Mis Beverly Home Price would like to say
CONGRATS to Miss Sissy Stolichnaya on being crowned
Queen this past Monday night at the club! 1 all you girls
sec her please give her a hug and a kiss!
DAN I WONT DO IT AGAIN! ...PS
SCOTT of McCauley Street Saturday night: Wish I'd gotten
your last name instead of the last beer. Later? Regrettable
Wasted.
PAMELA I. Thanks for being the best crown sister a pledge
could have! (even if I am "easy"!) And thanks for the talk
too! Here's to a great weekend picnic and a great party
tonight. GO HEELS! ZTA love-Kim.
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I travel to the North Carolina
shores weekly and select the
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for the area's discerning shoppers
end finest restaurants.
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Across from Farmer's Market
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