of orange county
Ckapel Hill, Hillsboro, Carr boro—Between and Beyond
HILLSBORO AND CHAPEL HILL, N. C., THURSDAY,' FEBRUARY 23, 1961
24 PAGES
appeal school board rejections
UNC FOOTBALL COACH JIM
Hickey and Basketball.. Coach
Frank McGuire were the principal
speakers at the annual , dinner
rally lor the Chapel Hill unit of
the far Heel athletic squads’ Ed
ucational Foundation on Monday
night. After their talks on pros
pects lor the coming season there
were a number of questions—
particularly of McGuire. He gave
hard-hitting, answers, repeating
his strong criticism of ACC Com
missioner Jim Weaver and -of
-Duke Athletic Director Eddie
Cameron.
IT'LL BE THE "INELIGIBLES"
vs. the UNC varsity at 4 p.m. to
morrow in Woollen Gym. Intra
school rivalry for the game has
been building up all week. Fac
ing the regulars will be frosh
sensation Bill Cunningham, Jim
ponohue—who’s been red-shirt
ed this season, and current in
eligibles Kenny McOomb. Larry.
Brown, and Donnie Walsh. Spec
tators welcome.
BILLY DURHAM, WHOSE RE
zoning application for a trailer
park in Carrboro was last week
turned down on a split vote of
the Town Board, revealed yester
gijlap Ms plans to (myetop a Negro
residential subdivision on his
mine-acre tract off Jones Ferry
Current plans are to divide
the property, designated “Lin
coln Park,”-into 39 lots.
EXCELLENT WEATHER AND
the failure of local citizens to
realize a recession is supposed
to be in vogue combined to' make
the year’s first Dollar Days in
Chapel Hill-Carrboro quite suc:
cessful last weekend. At least
this is the reasoning of some of
the business scene observers.
Four lucky • shoppers fitted keys
into the waiting “treasure chest”
and trekked kome with cash loot
In addition to their merchandise
bargains. ' .
"VACATION OF ALL DOGS
over four months old.. . .” Did
you see it in the lead sentence of
the Rabies Vaccination advertise
mnt in The News last week. —
Although It’s . always vacation
time for the leisurely canines of
Orange-land, the error’s now
been corrected to call attention
to the required “vaccination."
FOUR HARDY CAROLINA STU
. debits who spent the night on
Woollen Gym’s steps (Photo, P~
12) were first in line for Caro
lina-Duke ticket sales last Thurs
day morning. While they were
allowed to buy two tickets each
in return for their diligence,
they didn’t get the choicest seats
available. —Because of the crowd
of 500 waiting aft the 8:30 open
ing time-tickets were sold at all
four windows. And the all-night
ers picked the wrong window.
Century of service-and still roaring
CHARTER ‘MONARCHY - A quarter-century
after chartering of Hillsboro’s first civic club, four oii
ginal members of the Hillsboro Lions Club are still ac
tive. Seen at last Friday night’s silver anniversary ban
miet for the Club are (left'to right) BonherSdwyefJirsr
President of the group; Dr. H. W. Moore, the original
Lion Tamer; Allen Walker; and Don S. Matheson Sec
retary of the Club during its initial year of existence, j
-Am