Sunday, .November Yt, 1963
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SUNDAY
6:00 The Dinner Hour—
Schubert: Fantasy
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Hindemith: Concerto for
Organ and Chamber
Orchestra
Rheinberger: Sonata No. 7
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7:00 The Search "L
7:15 The Sacred Note
7:Jo Washington Reports to the
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7:45 Viewpoints
8:00 Masterwork—
Smetana: Overture to the
Bartered Bride
Schubert: Symphony No. 9
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10:00 News
10:15 News Analysis
10:30 Lutheran Hour
11:00 Sign Off
MONDAY
6:00 The Dinner Hours
6:55 News
7:00 Spectrum
8:00 Masterwork—
Bach: Suite No. 2
Mozart: Piano Concerto
No. 21
Beethoven: Sonata No. 4
Brahms: Symphony No. 4
10:00 News
10:15 Stars for Defense
10:30 American Adventure
11:00 Hillside Jazz: repeat
12:00 News
TUESDAY
6:00 The Dinner Hour
6:56 News
7:00 France Applauds
7:30 Netherland Radio
7:45 Let’s Learn German
8:00 Hill Hall Concert: repeat
9:30 Converse College
10:00 News
10:15 Some Come to Sing: Hart.
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TUESDAY
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GRAND OPENING—AT Home Building Supply
Co’s grand opening Thursday J. ‘B. Howell, left,
owner of the Durham firm of which the Chapel Hill
store is a branch, was greeted arid welcomed to the
Chapel Hill business community iby Mayor Sandy Mc-
Legion Auxiliary Holds Ward Party
A ward party for approp
riately 50 patients at the VA
Hospital in Durham was held
Thursday night by the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary of Chapel
HiH, Unit 6.
A musical program was pre
sented by young people from
the Chapel Hill, Carrboro and
Durham communities. Partici
pating were: Bruce Jones of
Carrboro, pianist; Bobby Lou
Shields of Carrboro, pop songs;
Beverly Leng Miss Chapel Hill),
dance act; Brenda Neal of Carr
boro, rock-and-roll songs; Mol
ly Sparrpw, Linda Addison, San
dra Shelton, end Janet Benson,
j &Ue*d**o{ — EVENTS
Activities scheduled for Chapel
HIU and Carr bore from today
through Wednesday, November
89:
MONDAY
e 4 p.m. C. David Loeks, rirectw
of the Twin Cities Metropoli
tan Planning Commission, St.
Paul, Minn., speaks in More
head Planetarium Faculty
Lounge. Public invited.
e 4 p.m. Statistics Colloquium,
Robert M. Kozelka, speaker,
in 265 Phillips Hall.
e 5 p.m. UNC Botany seminar,
Dr. J. Franklin' McCormick,
speaker, in 265 Coker Hall, tea
served at 4:45 p.m. prior to
the lecture.
• 6:30 p.m. Charter members of
Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber
oi Commerce meet, Ranch
House.
• 7:15 pjn. University Symphony
Orchestra rehearsal, Hill Hall.
• 7:30 p.m. Chapel Hill School
Board holds special meeting,
Superintendents office, West
Franklin School.
• 7:30 p.m. Chapel Hill Choral
Club meets, Hill Hall.
TUESDAY
e 2 p.m. Newcomers Daytime
Bridge group meets, at the
home of Mrs. Charles Hooker,
508 Pittsboro Street.
« 7:30 p.m. Carolina Playmakers
special student night perfor
mance of “Long Day’s Journey
Into Night,” tickets available
at Playmakers business office,
Abernethy Hall.
• 7:30 p.m. Newcomers Book Divi
sion group meets at the home
of Mrs. James Mullen, 413
Graaville Rd.
a 8 pm. Chapel Hill Rose Society
meets, lounge of Home Sav
ings and Loan Association.
• 8 p.m. Graham Memorial Se
ries, Celeste Holme and Wes
ley Addy, Memorial Hall, ad
mission with ID cards, genera!
public admitted at fl at 7:45
if space available.
• 8 p.m. Chapel Hill Board oI
Adjustment meets. Town Hall.
HELD OVERI
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the Picture is Required Seeing
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all of Durham, baton twirling
act. Joan Creed of Carrboro did
a series of country songs ac
companied by a guitar trio made
up of Robert Buckner and Rob
ert Creed of Carrboro, and
Charlie Bouldin of Pittsbore.
Refreshments were furnished
and served by members of the
Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Mildred
Colville of Chapel Hill and Mrs.
Beulah Cox of Carrboro, chair
men of the Rehabilitation Com
mittee, were assisted by Mrs.
John Crawford of Carrboro,
Mrs. Whitney Poythress and
Mrs. Harry A. Rear of Chapel
Hill.
WEDNESDAY
e 10 am. Dr. Rex Speers speaks
to all interested women on
child psychology in the audi
i torium of Gravely Sanatorium
e 7:30 D.m. “Long Day's Journey
Into Night” at Carolina Play
raakers Theatre.
• 8 p.m. Mrs. Emil T. Chanlett
speaks to Chapel Hill League
of Women Voters, Peabody Hall
auditorium.
• 8 p.m. Music For Children Inc.,
meets in Mrs. Adeline McCall’s
music room in West Franklin
School.
• 8 p.m. Green Sprouts Garden
Club meets at home of Mrs.
Isaac Taylor, Morgan Creek
Road.
• 8 p.m. Newcomers Garden
group meets at home of Mrs.
Dana Quade, 309 Hum Lane.
• 8 p.m. Davie Poplar Chapter,
DAIR, meets at home of Mrs.
F. C. Shepard, 408 Cameron
Ave. Attorney John Manning,
speaker.
• 8 p.m. Chapel Hill Human Re
lations Committee meets, Town
Hall.
GARDEN CLUB MEETING
The Garden dub of the New
comer’s Division of the Univer
sity Woman’s dub will meet
Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Dana Quade. 309 Plum
Lane. Mrs. R. H. Totten, well
known among Chapel liill garden
clubs for her interesting and
knowledgeable talks, will speak
on Bible plants. Cohostess will
be Mrs. Gerald Each.
TOO LAW TO CLASSIFY
PIANO LESSONS IN YOUR HOME.
Theory, technique. Beginner or ad
vanced. Call Durham 268-6680.
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Clamroch. Between Mayor McClamroch and Mr.
Howell are Fred Smith and Curtis Jones, co-managers
of the store, which is in Coman Lumber Company’s
former quarters on Graham Street.
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Recreation Roundup
REGISTER FOR BASKETBALL
Adults: Basketball leagues,
one for men and one for wom
en, are being organized for the
coming season. The deadline
for signing up a team is Friday,
November 22. Contact the Rec
reation Department office by
mail, visit, or phone, 942-6054.
Boys, 9-11 and 12-14: Boys
aged 9-11 interested in joining a
basketball team and entering
league competition must regis
ter Saturday, November 23, in
the CHHS Gym at 9 am., and
boys 12-14 at 11 a m. If you can
not be present, send your name,
address, grade in school, phone
no. to Recreation Department,
Box 813, Chapel Hill.
SLIMNASTICS CLASSES
One class is conducted Tues
day mornings at 10 am. and
■’another Wednesday evenings at
both at the All Star Lanes. T 0
register,- contact the Recreation
Department. Deadline is Tues
day, November 19.
A Square Dance Club is be
ing formed. If you are interest
ed contact at the Recreation
Department.
FOOTBALL GAME
In a very close and hard
fought football game, regular
season champs Umstead, coach
ed by the Rev. Sidney Stafford,
defeated the South 7-6. Umstead
dominated the first half as Tos
tcson ripped open the South
line for several long runs. But
the closer Umstead got to the
South goal the tougher they be
came. The game was a Score
less tie until late in the first
half when Pete Allen threw a
pass that was deflected by a ,-
South player, but Tor Tosteson
grabbed the ball in the air and i
raced for a touchdown. The
play covered 25 yards.
The sharpshooting. Allen then
fired a pass to Jeff Umplett for
the all-important extra point. '
The second half was just the
opposite of the first as South
began to dominate the game.
Ken Holland of South began
to fill the air with passes as the
Seuth began to move. Early in
the second half Holland fired a
p*ss to Bobby Thalman, good
for 30 yards and a first down on
the Umstead 30 yard line. On the
ti«xt play Holland completed a
Mss to Johnny Parrish on the
Lknstead 12 yard line. Two
plays later Holland passed to
Parrish for the score. The try
for the extra point was batted
down at the goal by Jeff Ump
lett. The South almost pulled
the game out with repeated
threats, but Umstead always
rose to meet the challenge.
FOOTBALL BANQUET
A crowd of about 150 people
from all four of the department
football teams plus their parents
showed up Thursday night to
honor the champions, Umstead
football team. Hot dogs and ice
cream were served and color
slides of all the teams were
shown plus films of the Chapel
Hill vs. Henderson game. At the
end of the films awards were
given to players on the winning
team. Also the boys who were
voted most valuable to their
teams by opposing coaches
were given recognition. For Um
stead they were Pete Allen, Gar
land Freeland, and Jeff Ump
lett. for The North, Charlie
Straughn: for Carrboro, Rusty
Butler; for the South, Bobby
Thalman and George Coxhead.
The trophy for the most valu
able player in the league voted
by the coaches went to Ken Hol
land of the South. Holland, an
offensive quarterback. also
played defensive end. Holland
had a hand in every point his
Iteam scored except for one
touchdown.
GUILD MEETING
The Catholic Women’s Guild of
St. Thomas More Church will
hold its monthly meeting Tues
day at the Church Hall at 8 p.m.
There will be a speaker on the
Byzantine Rite. All the Women
of the parish are invited and re
minded to bring stamps.
[jfflersity
Saunders Elected
AWW, WPC Head
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Max D. Saunders, superintend
ent of the Chapel Hill Water
Plant, was re-elected secretary
treasurer of the N. C. Section of
the American Water Works As
sociation and the N. C. Water
Pollution Control Association at
their annual business meeting in
Charlotte last week. The instal
lation of the new officers conclud
ed the 43rd annual joint conven
tion of the two groups.
During the next year. Mr.
Saunders will sene the joint as
sociations with a combined mem
bership of 470 men. The object
of the N. C. Section of the Amer
ican Water Works Association
and N. C. Water Pollution Con
trol Association is to promote and
encourage the highest moral,
ethical, and professional stand
ards; and to support studies of
design, treatment, service and
management by friendly ex
change of information and ex
perience
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