Ooro, Carrboro—Between and Beyond—
HILLSBORO AMO CHAPEL MILL, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 31. 1960
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TODAY
—Story on Pago Three
NOBODY SHOWED VP FOE A
voluntary inspection cf boats of
fered by the Wildlife Resources
Commission in Chapel Hill last
week. Game Protector Bob Logan
spent a frigid and solitary day
waiting near the Eastgate Shop
ping Center site. The inspections
were scbduled to check compli
ance with the new state-wide boat
ing safety law. The “no show” by
owners is likely due to the fact
that most boats are still in stor
age.
“TOO MANY EGGHEADS’’ IN
the Chapel Hill League of Women
Voters is the reason given for the
League's failure to handle its own
administrative housekeeping chare
Monday night. Election of of Hears
was scheduled. But most of the
members went -to hear the mass
excoriation of middle-class Ameri
ca by Symposium speaker William
Whyte. The scheduled elections
meeting has been re-set for next
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock—
again in the University Library.
WOULD IT EASE THE UN
varying tensions between Chapel
Hill and thfc rest of Orange, a
mediating mind inquires, via tele
phone, if the Chapel Hill School
district could be re-named the
“Southern Orange County School
District?” The suggested handle
would be literally appropriate if
the White Cross area votes next
montn w merge with Chapel Hill.
In this vein the County School
Board is projecting a mill ion-dol
lar northern Orange high school
and a $750,000 northern Orange
junior high. Could be on the idea
of the Southern and Northern
Highs of Durham County.
A SURE SIGN OF SPRING Lo
cally is the first so-called panto
raid attempt of the new year on
the university campus Monday
night. Several hundred unorgan
ized students nulled around the
lower dormitory quadrangle for an
hour and a half during the mid
evening. They dispersed about 11
p.m. Police Chief Bill Blake called
in all :k>cal policemen on duty to
be prepared for any possible dis
order. The idea of the noisy dem
onstration was apparently a raid
on the nearby women’s dormitor
ies. However, the demonstrators’
spirit seemed to fizzle oat before
the co-ed curfew hour.
THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OF
fleers sustained one minor mishap
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SPRING!--It's wonderful!r..
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... What is so rare as a day in March,
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Whan a kid can shuck off his shoos?
... And warm his toas in tha balm greensward
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Hillsboro precint is divided
into three voting districts
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