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ByTOMMCCUISTOM '
Staff Writer
Returning UNC bar hoppers will
find a wider range of options as they
descend on the local bar scene, thanks
to the addition of Chapel Hill's
newest hot spot, Bub O'Malleys.
Sam Shaffer, a former owner of
The Last Resort restaurant, con
verted the restaurant into Bub's,
which opened in mid-April of this
year.
Shaffer said he and co-owners Greg
Bercoury, Mike Stout, Bud Wysor
and Shaffer's wife, Cynthia, wanted
to attract the student crowd with such
amenities as a juke box, pinball
machines, a wide-screen television,
hot food and cold beer.
MIt's comfortable and real afforda
ble here," said Mark Brown, a junior
from Raleigh, as he returned from
the bar with another pitcher refill.
"Most of the people here have a lot
in common.
"There are a lot of similar music
tastes and a lot of the people have
the same short-term goals," Brown
added with a grin.
Shaffer said the location wasnt so
good for a restaurant because people
did not want to compete with the
student crowd. MWe figured it would
be more profitable (to operate) as a
bar."
"Bub's has the most beer for your
money," said Scott Rankin, a senior
from Lincolnton. "The crowd is riot
too rowdy and not . too mellow.
Everybody seems to enjoy
themselves."
Bub's owners had no doubts about
opening a new bar in Chapel Hill.
"Having three bars in one building
(Jordan's, Troll's, Bub's) definitely
helps," Shaffer said. "Some people
will drink at Troll's and then come
up here for a beer." j
Bub's is unique among other
Chapel Hill bars because it offers hot
foods such as hamburgers, hot dogs
and chicken filets, he said.
Shaffer remains optimistic about
the bar's future success. He said by
keeping the bar clean and the beer
prices low, Bub's owners would be
able to remain competitive with other
Chapel Hill bars.
"We won't retire on what weVe
made so far," Shaffer said. "But we
won't go broke either."
Fall Semester 1987
Semester Opens ; Aug. 19
Registration . . Aug. 24-26
First Day of Classes. Aug. 27
Labor Day Holiday .... Sept 7
University Day. .Oct 12
Fall Break begins .Oct 16, 5 p.m.
Classes resume ........... Oct 21 , 8 a.m.
Thanksgiving Break begins Nov. 25, 1 p.m.
Classes resume Nov. 30, 8 a.m.
Last Day of Classes. Dec. 4
Reading Day : Dec. 7
Final Examinations Dec. 8-16
Taco Bell: coming soon to Franklin Street
By BRIAN LONG
Assistant Business Editor
A year of rumors and specula
tion have left UNC students and
Chapel Hillians wondering when
they will finally be able to taste
fajitas and bunitos on Franklin
Street.
That mystery may soon be
solved.
Taco Bell is scheduled to open
a store on Franklin Street by Oct.
1, said Darrell Harris, construction
manager for Taco Bell in the
Carolinas.
The store will be located at the
site of the former Revco drug store.
The space became available last fall
when Revco chose not to renew its
lease.
Minor adjustments in the store's
plan to comply with state building
codes have delayed Taco Bell's
opening by several months, Harris
said. But, he added, construction
should be completed by Sept. 17.
The Chapel Hill location, with
a seating capacity of 105 people,
will be the largest in the southeast,
he said. The store will have more
than 2,400 square feet of operating
space.
Chapel Hill Transit makes changes
in bus routes, adds hospital shuttle
By BARBARA LINN
Staff Writer
Bus route changes have been made
in response to complaints about
service between the parking lots near
Smith Center and North Carolina
Memorial Hospital.
Chapel. Hill Transit is providing
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The shuttle leaves the hospital every
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midnight.
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tation at Chapel Hill Transit, said the
fee for the shuttle is the same as for
regular bus routes: 25 cents or a bus
pass.
Other changes in bus routes are
stops at the Highland Hills apart
ments on the J route and stops at
Greenfields apartments on the D
route, Godding said.
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