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FOUNDATION OFFICERS New
officers for the Dental Foundation of
North Carolina were elected at the an
nual business meeting at the Univer
sity this week. They are, left to right,
J. Kent Davis of Greensboro, general
Special of the Week
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1961 BUICK Special Wagon
Fully Equipped, also Air Conditioned. Low
mileage, One Owner. Yates Motor Com
pany’s Special Price $1995.00
YATES MOTOR CO.
419 W. Franklin St. Phone 942-3121
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LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES
“A living gift is a lasting gift**
Azaleas 9»c Large specimen shrubs 53.95
White Pints 53.95 and $4.95
Blooming Potted Azaleas - $3.95 and $4.93
BALAAM WREATHS with and without bows. ;
Blooming azaleas, poiasettias, Kalanchoes, ’ African Violets,
Mums.
REDWOOD BIRD FEEDERS AND TUBS.
BULBS Forcing and bedding Hyacinths, 5 varieties, Dutch
Iris, Crocus, Scillas. Species Tulips, Double Tulips, ,Tbiy Jon
quils, Daffodils.
FOLIAGE PLANTS Large and Small.
VINYL FOLIAGE PLANTS.
DECORATIONS, velvet bows. Satin and velvet balls, velvet rib.
bon, Wreath Decorations.
CONCRETE BIRD BATHS.
Dish Gardens, Hanging baskets Ailed with vinyl plants. Fancy
pottery.
3 Miles from town at internee- Open 9 a.m.-$ p.ra.
Bon of OM and New Durham 7 Days Weekly
Roads Now til Christmas
CHAPEL HILL NURSERY
Pfcsna M 7-2126
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manager of Thompson Dental Co., vice
president; Dr. John C. Brauer of Ciia
pel Hill, dean of the UNC School of
Dentigtry, secretary-treasurer; and Dr.
Ralph D. Coffey of Morganton, a prac
ticing dentist', pftsicfent.
Lessen The Danger
| 01 Christmas Fires
j To lessen the danger of a dis
astrous Christmas tree fire, the
National Arborist Association of
fers the following suggestions:
1. Choose a tree with pliant and
lustrously green needles. Such
needles are filled with moisture
and are more fire-resistant than
those that are dried, brittle and
yellowish in color.
2. Keep the tree standing in a
pail of water outdoors in a spot
protected from the sun and wind
until you are ready to set it op
in the house.
3. Saw several inches off the
base of the trunk before bring
ing the tree indoors. Place the
tree in the coolest spot in the
room, well away from a radiator
or warm air vent.
4. Keep the container in the
tree-stand filled with water dur
ing the entire time the tree is
in the house. A surprising amount
lof water will be absorbed and
retained in the needles.
5. Arrange the light bulbs on
the tree so that none will be in
direct contact with the needles.
If the needles near a bulb start
turning brown, change the loca
tion of the bulb.
6. Ts Christmas gifts are un
wrapped near the tree, don't let
the wrappings accumulate under
the branches where a dropped
match or a misplaced cigarette
could start a serious fire.
7. Observe such precautions as
using an electric outlet well away
from the tree, inspecting the
light cords for frayed or worn
spots in the insulation, turning
off the tree lights when you leave
the house, and keeping a fire ex
tinguisher where It can be reach
ed easily and quickly in case it
is needed.
dean retires
Dr. Alan K. Manchester, a
prominent Duke University of
ficial will retire from two ad
ministrative posts on Aug. 31,
1964, to devote full time to
teaching and research.
Dr. Manchester, will relin
quish the posts of Dean of Trini
ty College and Associate Dean of
Arts and Sciences, according to
Dr. Douglas M. Knight, presi
dent of the University.
In announcing (he retirement.
Dr. Knight said a special fac
ulty committee has been named
to recommend a successor, and
that the appointment of a new
dean is expected by the end of
the current academic year. Dr.
Arlin Turner, chairman of the
Pnejjsh Department, is com
mittee chairman.
Distinction
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Bostonian Shoes
Lord Jeff Sweaters
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Community Council
To Meet Tomorrow
The Community Council will
try tomorrow night to decide
how to solve the problem of
the failing Community Chest
drive. The Council meets at
6 in the Town Hall.
Last week the drive stalled
at 15 per cent short to its $43,-
Ceremonies Tuesday
For Honor Society
Phi Beta Kappa increased its
ranks by 23 yesterday as it held
fall initiation ceremonies.
Hie new members include
Newton Franklin Adkinson, Jr ,
Forest City, N. C.; Scott New
ton Brown, Jr., Chattanooga,
Tenn.; James Dinsmoor, Jr., St.
Mary’s, W. Va.; David Garnett,
Washington, D. C.; Forrest Bene
dict Green, Rehoboth, Mass.;
David Fletclier Harper, Rocky
Mount; Florence Ann Hedrick,
Orlando, Fla; Robert White Hill,
Charlotte; Patricia Padgett Hol
den, Rosman; William Cirri Imes,
Exeter, N. H.; Peter David
Krones, Chapel Hill;; Steve Find
ley Moore, Raleigh; Jesse Ron
old Oakley, Mebane; Marcus Hil
ton Ollington, Adelaide, Austra
lia; Jerry Eugene Patterson,
Kings Mountairt; William An
thony Smithson, Winston-Salem;
Grace Mildred Stoddard, Avon
dale, Pa.; Judith Ann Tart, Palo
Alto, Calif.; Bessie Touls Val
lianos, Wilmington; Wayne Mar
shall Vickery, Lithia Springs,
Pa.; Albert Franklin Walser,
Salisbury; Mary Ruth Walters,
Atlanta, Ga.; Jerry Morris Whit
mire, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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000 goal. The Community Coun
cil is responsible for allocating
Chest rungs to Chest supported
agencies.
Some of Bln tone Chest agen
cies are expected to attend the
meeting, end Chest chairman
Sandy McClamroch will also
attend. Council chairman Robert
Miagette said he was not sure
what action would be taken
“but well have to come to
some conclusion,” he said.
No neiv collections have been
made since late last week. At
that time the failure of the drive
to reach its goal was predicted
to result in 15 per cent across
the board cuts for each ChS
agency.
Weinstein Lectures
Sunday And Monday
Dr. Eugene Borowite of Hebrew
Union College in New York City
Will deliver the two 1983 Wein
stein Memorial Lectures here
Sunday and Monday.
The general theme of this
year’s lectures is “Faith and
Reason—Can a Modren Man Have
Faith?”
Dr. Borowitz will speak Sunday
evening at 8 in Howell Hall audi
torium on “Can a Modem Man
Have Faith?” He Will speak at 9
in Howell Hall Monday evening
on “What Is Jewish Faith?”
Question and answer sessions
will follow each lecture.
University faculty are invited
to a luncheon and conversation
wi'h Dr. Borowitz Monday, Dec
ember 16, at 12:30 p.m, to the
Faculty Club. Reservations may
be made by calling the Hillel
Foundation office, 942-4657; or the
YMCA.
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Activities scheduled tor Cha
pe Hill and Carmen from to
(toy through Sunday, Itecember
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TODAY
9 4:30 pm. Physics Colkxjuilim,
G. A. Williams, speaker. In
227 Phillips Hall, tea anti cof
fee served at 4 in room 227.
• * pm. UNC varsity vs Duke,
swimming, Bowman Gray
Pool.
• 8 p.m. UNC associate profes
sor of art Robert Howard
speaks to 115 Ackland Art
Center on “An Existential
View of the Works of Ernest
Bariach,” public invited.
• 8 pm. Human Relations Com
mittee meets. ToWji Hall.
• 8 pm. Chapel Hill Recreation
Commission meets, town
Hall.
• 8 pm. Green Sprouts Rec
reation Garden Club meets,
home of Mrs. Wayne Daniel
son, 421 Granville Road.
THUhSDAY
• 10 'am. UN Study Group
meets, community room of
Orange Savings and Loan As
sociation.
• 4-6 p.m, Christmas tea, field
by University Women’s Club,
wpmen faculty and faculty
wives of 4JNC-G and UNC
CH are guests, in Morehead
Building banquet room.
4 4:30 pm. UNC Chancellor
William Aycock speaks on
“The University of North
Carolina Present and Fu
ture,” in 105 Hanes Hall.
• 7:30 p.m. Association for Ag
ing and Community Relation
ships annual Christmas party,
chamber music by Edgar
Alden, Dorothy Alden, and
Wilton Mason, Institute of
Pharmacy on Church Street.
• 8 p.m. Humanities Division
Faculty Lecture, UNC Profes
sor James R. Gaskin, speaker,
on "Women 0) Old English
Literature," to Murphey Hail
auditorium. Public invited.
• 8 pm. Chapel Hill Community
Council meets. Town Hall.
FRIDAY
a 7:30 p.m. Opera Workshop, re
hearsal, Hill Hall.
• 8 pm. Hootenanny Folksing,
Memorial Hall, tickets $1 per
person, $1.75 per couple, prof
its go to the Heart Fund. Ral
eigh Diskjockey Jimmy Cants,
master of ceremonies.
k $ p.m. Philosophy Colloquium,
Prof. James L. Celarier,
speaker, ip 213 Caldwell Hall.
• Chapel Hill vs. Hillsboro, bas
ketball, High School Gym.
SATURDAY
• 10 a.m. Seminar in Environ
mental Hygiene, Harry P.
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Wednesday, Dee. 11,1963
Kramer, sneaker, 228 School
of Pubflc Health.
• 11 am- Medical Science Lec
ture Series on the Kidney, Dr.
Klaus W.t Thurau, speaker,
School to Medicine clinic audi
torium. •
• 12 noon WUNC-FM’s “Beethov
en Spectacular” starts, 12
hours to Beethoven’s music in
honor to Beethoven’s birthday.
• 2 p.m. Freshman swimming
meet, UNC vs. Rose High,
Bowman Gray Pool.
• 7:30 p.m. Three one-act plays
at Carolina Playmakers The
atre. Public invited, no ad
mission.
SUNDAY
• 3 p.m. Young musicians’ re
citals, sponsored by Chapel
Hill Music Club, rehearsal
room of Hill Music Hall.
• 7:30 p.m. Carolina Playmakers
three one-act plays, Playmak
ers Theatre.
• 8 p.m. Dr. Eugene Borowitz
presents the first to two Wein
stein Memorial Lectures, How
ell Hall.