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  • Thursday, November 10,1966 GREEK BEAT: Deltn Zetas Hold Mother-Daughter Banquet The Sisters of Theta Iota Chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority held their annual Mother- Daughter weekend Nov. 4 and 5. The weekend formally open ed with a banquet dinner at the Towne House in Waynesville. President, Rosemary Parker welcomed the mothers, with Lynda Bridgers andBunnyBenton joining her in the presentation of a brief inspirational program on the honor and loveliness of motherhood, The program included the sisters' presentation of Delta Zeta Mother's Pins to each mother and the graduating seniors presented the chapter with a gift of silver. At 9:00 P.M. Saturday the mothers and daughters met informally in the Albright Par lor where sisters entertained with a skit entitled "Cinderella- 1966" written and directed by Kaye Tripplett. Following the skit, Yolanda Pascal led the sisters in a song fest for the mothers. Various other sisters provided individual talent, including humorous readings by Rosemary Parker, Linda Bridgers, Sally Pruett, and Mary Home. Sunday at 9:30 A.M. the sisters served coffee and doughnuts to their parents, a group of more than 100, Corsages were presented to the mothers and to "Mom Harkins.*' Sisters and guests attended the morning service of the Methodist Church of Cullowhee and luncheon on the balcony of Dodson Cafeteria together. Pi Kappa Phi To Go National Sunday The brothers of Kappa Phi Colony of the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity will be initiated as Gamma Epsilon Chapter this weekend. Included on the agenda for national initiation will be the actual initiation ceremony, chartering banquet, Greek reception, and chapter meetings. The speaker for the banquet will be Mr. John R. Golden, regional manager for Civic and Governmental Affairs for the Ford Motor Company and national historian of the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. Kappa Phi Colony was originated out of a local fraternity, Lambda Sigma Nu, Colonization by Pi Kappa Phi was begun in January, 1966. Pi Kappa Phi was founded at the College of Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, on December 10,1904. Gamma Epsilon will become the sixth chapter in North Carolina, the others being at Davidson, University of North Carolina, North Carolina State, Duke and East Carolina. Local officers are Larry Ramsey, Archon; Jim Chappell, treasurer; Charlie Sutton, secretary; Bill Biggers, warden; Richard Blackwell, historian; and Pete Edlin, chaplin. Walter Howell, counselor and dorm assistant, has been elected president of Moore Dorm for the 1966-67 year. THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Reid Lanes Like Circus Bowling Act If your're ever bored with campus life, amble over to the bowling alley in Reid Gymnasium and the side show there will hastily relieve your boredom. One can view acrobats, tightrope walkers, and trainers—a regular three-ring circus. Backstage behind the lights and the wiring are the acrobats, more commonly known as the pin setters. Their job is to dodge the ball and all the pins and send the ball on a graceful return. They operate systematically. In a successful act the ball thunders down the alley and slams the backboard thus signaling the acrobats to jump down, set up the pins, and send the ball back down the return. The entire act must be practiced many times for perfect coordination and the fact these acrobats aren't professionally coordinated results in a fun show. Several times they don't pull their dangling legs up in time and fall over in black and blue a^ony when struck by the firing cannon. Other times they bend over to set up pins already upright. On the other hand they may gracefully ballet to the return with the ball and blunder- ously drop it on the acrobats in the next compartment, Equally amusing are the tight rope walkers better known as the bowlers. They have a four step routine starting on the dotted line and ending at the solid black one. To make the stunt more difficult a ball is balanced between the first and third fingers which must be rolled down a narrow alley surrounded by devouring gutters on either side,. To top off a successful act ten skimpy, hard ■sticking pins shatter in every direction resembling a fire works display. Several of these have shot acrobats off their balance. If the rope-way is rough and un- smooth the tight-rope walker may reach the black line, stumble, and smash his nose against the alley while his ball thunders down another alley striking down everything and everyone in its path. When the rope-way is smooth the walker performs his best show, He releases the ball and miraculously spins a- round and around still maintaining his balance and form. It is the trainer who suffers. He begins to wonder if all his CONTINUED, Page 6 Page 5 Sanfords FOOD TOGO Picnic Boxes GOLDEN BROWN Chicken & Shrimp Phone "Yo" Orders 586-4096 OPEN DAILY 11:00 A.M. OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON Int. Mill «. Main Strwte BARBER SHOP HEDDENS SYLVA, N.C. UNDER VELT*S CAFE RIDGEWAY INN Announces Buffet Suppers Dancing Each Friday Evening SUPPER FROM 7:00 DANCING FROM 9:00 MUSIC BY ROBLRT TRLVARTFLN AND HIS THREE KEYS $4.00 PER COUPLE The RITZ SYIVA, N. C. CARROLL HART, Manager DIAL A MOVIE—Complete Movie Information Anytime You Call By Auto-Answering Service — Just Dial 5M-2I1I SUN..MOR.-TUES. HOY.l3-T4.15 'What's a nice chap like you doing at the Olympic Games?" "You tend to your games, old boy, and II tend to GRANT SAMANTHA EGGAR | JIM HUTTON to the land of the rising FUN! Screenplay by SOL SAKS • Based on a Story by ROBERT RUSSELL and FRANK ROSS Music by QUINCY JONES • Produced by SOL C SIEGEL • Directed by CHARLES WALTERS PANAVISION-. 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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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