A Ct, V-,
/r.'i'
PAGE FOUR
Weekend
CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
fteview'-Tfie Cemniiiiiftif
Monday
t L
V
il
■f .1
I
lii-
L'.Utl
1' '-'4
■'( '
;r>j
ir-i'
'|
- VI-
i;4l
.1
r'' 'V
ml
' if y^s.
?»s
i
*fi
TAKING OVER—Though still only on a part-time basis, Mrs. Jane Whitefield (left) has begun her
duties as Executive Secretary of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Merchants Association, working in the office
with her assistant in the office Mrs. Celeste Austin. Mrs. Whitefield, who held this post for about a
year once previously, will leave Pritchard-Little Motor Company where she is bookkeeper to assume her
new duties full-time on October 1. News Leader Photo
iili
CHHS CHEERLEADERS—Whooping it up for the Chajclel Hill High Wildcats at the football games
this fall will be the school's cheerleading squad (le d' to hight) Head Cheerleader Kay Proctor, Virginia
Timmons, Julie Demerath, Sharon Sullivan, Donna Balienger, Leah Fitch, Betsy Fitch, Elaini Livas, and
Judy Ward, squad mascot. Absent is Ka Smith. News Leader Photo
Our Newest Ci
ft '
ffcens
■: 4rl- >1
£
I
r ■
h ti
\
\
|Kr*
■ ■ 'VMWkA ■'ttflooarai-Sfc»|ijJB!S(i;,2^.'Ti|A.!:Vf‘5 ■“ '
NEW SCOUUT LEADER—William S. Stewart (left), new Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 39, re
ceives congratulations from Chips Weaver, one of the troop's junior leaders, as Troop Committeemen
Dr. J. VJ. Gallagher looks on. Mr. Stewart succeeds Dr." Earle E. Peacock Jr.
Photo by Bill Brinkhous
3%'
'i’ff '
. Ki- \‘ i.fr:y' A .
i fc-.
1
m
"'a -
FAREWELL FOR HANSI—Mr. and Mrs. Ed.vard G. Danzlger are shown with Hansi Prachal, pastry
cook at Danziger's Restaurant, who is now returning to her home in Vienna on expiration of her visa
in tms country. The Danzigers staged a party in her honor at the restaurant on Saturday evening. She
hopes to re-enter the U. S. as soon as possible. News Leader Photo
il
AMIABLE AMY—Shown with her mother is IStnortiJ
Teresa Langenderfer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HarcltlLi4
of 120 South Boundary Street, and our Newest Cifcn d|jl
She h-is an older brothe:. Tommy Brian, age three. Mr tiiii
is cn the faculty of the University School of BusinessAdiil
News leiisl
■4
fcA- i>- i- ''4S;’r;'
-1
/
\
TAR HEEL GRID TALENT—Shewn at ease between practice Frye, John Bilich, Buddy Payne, Buddy Sasser, and Captain Roland
sessions for this Saturday s season opening game with Oklahoma are Perdue. Locale of this stunning tableau is the Town and Campu
some of Carolina s top grid stars (left to right): John Jones, Will News Leader Photo
Garbage Houses Are Up
According to a survey completed cess of being completed,
yesterday, all the fraternity and
sorority houses had completed the
garbage lunises ttiat were to liave
been built by ttiis year, with the
exception of the Pi Beta Ph Soror
ity. 'rheir project is ia the pro-
Dr. 0. David Garvin of the Dis
trict Health Dept, issued a sanitat
ion regulation last fall stating that
all fraternity and sorority houses
that served meals to their mem
bers were to build f^’-tigh houses
r“s.
O' if .
• I
in which to keep their garbage
cans. Tlicse houses were to have
solid floors and drainage systems.
\\ hen a survey was made last
spring, approximately half the
houses had completed the project.
Of the 36 fraternities and sor
orities in Chapel Hill, 32 serve
meals. The four that don’t serve
moats are Alpha Kappa Psi, Delta
Sigma Delta, Phi Delta Chi' and i
Psi Omega. The Alpha Delta Pi
Soroi’ity hasn’t built a garbage
house yet, sizice it is preparing to
move to a new location.
Mrs. Eugenia Babylon, former
staff member of the University
Library has been appointed Direc
tor of Public Library Service of
’i'Vashington, Tyrell, and Chowan
Counties. ■ .
COSTUMING UNDER WAY-Wi,h ,h. c.„„„
r.l., produo,i.„ o, P.0, G,.o„.. „„pEo„,o
C.ll," opiy ,hr..
now o..,„™.. Abo.., MU. So..„„. R,.™.,
w„b ,h. Crolip. P,^
H,ph, o, BO,.. G,..b, ■
teering their services to oreoaro fr,r
f®!- the production. It will be pre-
..n,.d p,pb,., Oo,ob„ ,0..5. ,b. P.0, D„.„ AMpbUb..,,. .,
^Bj. Crook .. ,b. ,e.,or. .„r„,io„ o, ,h. Coon.y
S-{
EASY ON THE EYES—Bobbie Lee Moretz, a rtfij
Carolina, is admir'tsdSy mighty easy on the eysS’ M
remind you that C-E-Z light bulbs, which they'll ba!«i
door on Wednesday and Thursdays evenings, ac®
on the eyes, too.
Light Buib SalePloi^^'
By Jaycees This
President Mcnk
ed Carolina Line t
Bass who talkeii >
Heel football teim^^
the coming sa^son.
Club President
announced the ,
William Joyner
as co-chairmen^
survey to bemaed.
of Boy Scout and
the
committee were
a newiCharto^^ ,^
type of -electric lamps that give a ■ ^^^^V^pparrindon-
. I iea-iuip
A house-to-house sale of C-E
Z eye-ease light bulbs will be con
ducted by the Jaycees throughout
the community on ’Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
The fund-raising project- will be
carried out under the leadership of
George Coxheaci, with almost the
entire membership of the Club
participating. Plouseholders were
asked by Mr. Cbxhead to expect
Jaycees to call on them any time
after 7 o’clock both evenings. The
C-E-Z bulbs, he said, are
a
better type of, light that ;,is more
restful to the eyes, Mr. Coxhead
said. He added that they were not
available through commercial
channels.
Plans for the sale were an
nounced at Thursday evening’s
meeting of the Jaycees. For the
evening’s program Club Vice-
Bill Hobbs s
County ,ear*
would again th •
vovlingtropy :
the most e
has uie u.
to be conducte ;
during the week