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12 Thursday, October 28, 1971 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Carolinian News Briefs INTRAMURALS HOMECOMING DISPLAY Any student organization 8»". wishes to build a display for Homecoming m,-s: draw for a display site, between 3 and 4;00 daily, in tho Comptroller's office. Student Senate, b<- fore Wednesday, Noveml>er 3. HOMECOMING PARADE All student organizations wishing to enter a car or float in the Homecomingpa.-adeniust contact Steve Bailey in the Stu dent Senate office or Dean Dawson in Bird Building before Wednesday, Novemijet 3. CLASS PICTURES Class pictures fortheCATA- MOUNT will be mad3 Tuesday,, November 9, through Monday, November 15, 9 to 5 p.m., in the lounge area on third floor of the University Center. SKI CONTEST WINNER Jim Welborn won the WCU Ski Emblem contest. His design will become the official ensignia of the Club, HIKING CLUB MEETING The WCU Hiking Club will meet at 7:30 p.m., Monday, Nov. 1, in 103 Forsyth. Last week's hike in the Smokies will be re viewed and plans for another hike to take place in approximately two weeks will be made. Officers for the provisional government of the club will be elected at this meeting. The hiking club is open to everyone interested in hiking (of course). For further information, call 293-7394 before 3, 293 5822 after 3. SKI CLUB MEETING WCU Ski Club wUl meet Monday, Nov. 1, at 7:30 p.m.fc in Forsyth 329. A slide program and guest speaker from Cataloochee Ski Resort will be featured. Anyone interested in joining the National Ski Patrol shmld contact Kathy Dom-ll, 324 Scott, 293-3244. First aid classes will be today in Brees^j Gym RE REGISTRATION Although pre-registration does not begin until November 8, course request lists may now be obtained, and submitted to advisors for approval. LLU MEETS The members of the l-Li wish to thank all those who attended their last meeting. The District 16 Ambassador presided over the meeting, giving a short talk on camel shearing with an actual demonstration. A film on Guerilla Warfare was also shown. This week the guest speaker from District 5 will lecture on various amphibious landing techniques. The meeting will be at 8 o'clock sharp. BUSINESS TRANSFERS Students majoring in Business who have transferred from technical institutes, and are uncertain about what credits will transfer, should see Dean Drewry as soon as possible. Contact WANTED: Re-payment of loan made at 1-20 Factory Outlet for clothing. Call thugs if not |>aid soon. Starting Sunday thi inviVi- culately conceived puppies of the famous Zonker. . .will be ready to choose th3ir new masters. Phone Tom DeVesto293- 5823. Found, one Democratic Party plaque made out to a Mr. Hughes Ramsey of Georgia. Found on road during Parent's Weekend. Contact Western Carolinian office Monday or Wednes- day evenings. F03 SALE- Us,ed Furniture in excellent condition. Cheap. Call 293-3367 anytime after 6 Dm, I ALL HOUR «*»*"* PW>T06RA£ INTRAMURALS Pentathalon Winners: American-John Lineberger Day #1. National- PhU Johnson 2-3 Benton. Fraternity Frank Miller Pi Kappa Alpha. Football. 2-3 Albright 10; Day #2 9. Scoring: Albi ight - Haywood to Peters 20 ya.-d pan. 2 safe tys. Day Nelson to Clippid loSwa- renger:10 yard pass (Nelson to Barker); Safety. Tau Kappa Ensilon 13; Lambda Chi Alpha 0. Scoring: TK£- Purser to Thomas 10 yard pass; Pars?r 20 yea.- in'erception return (Crawford Kick). Pi Kappa Phi 39; Alpha Phi Omega 0. Scoring: Pi Kappa Phi > Bowman to Holbrooks 1 yard pass (Bunting kick); Bowman to Jones 10 yard pass; Fishel to Leonard 40 yard in'erception return 03u n:inz kick); Bowman to H;ms le> 15 yard Dass (Bowman to Dt.vis); Jon;s to Hens ley 18 yard pass; Bowman to Fishel 5rJ yard Dass. 1-2 Robertson 20, 3 Robertson 7. Scoring- 1 2 Robertson- Wright to Benfield to Bagwell 60 yard kickoff return (Benfield to Bagwell); Wright to Gillespie 78 vard pass; Frv to Montgomery 50 yard oass {Benfield to Bag well). 3 Robertson- Bildoni to Lance to Israll 30 yard ;»si (Bol- dmi to M.irshall). 3 Moore 36; 1 Bu:ha.ia.n 0 Scoring. 3Mwre CraigtoCon n?ly 15 yard pass; B;-ee:e to Griffin 5' yard pass; Craig to Breece 1 yard ;)ass: Craig to Woody to Breace 78 ya.-d pass. 2 Moore 13; 2 Buchanan 12 Scoring" 2 Moore Nix to Dj- ehl 18 yard pass (Pittillo kick); Pi.tUlo to Edwards 8 yard pass. 2 Buchanan- Cooper to Bernard 49 yard pass; Cooper to Di.n- lap 5 yard oass. Day #1 27; 3 Buchanan 13 Scoring: Dry Burnette 15yard interception.; safery; La'jke 10 yard interception (Frazier run); Frazier to Locke 35 yard pass; Frazier to Lineberger 10 yard pass. Buchanan- Wilson to Wagoner to Price 35 yard .ass (Wilson to Justice); Patterson to Haynss 45 yard pass. P^/y7P£A? y&C/#<f£LF. GO TO ,COU£T HILL INN, SYLVA mmtiM ^W/yFltfii ^tew^r^e <^<sj/ ^A^ toe L^/^^fg'/K? ~/90*9-/r< &'9 S<*/ 6-/0 ■' Cy<pj&<3? J&n Your Happy Shopping Store MEN'S FASHION DRESS SHIRTS 3.88 usually 5.00 : • Permanent press fabric : • Stripes, prints, solids | MEN'S RIBBED | CREW SOCKS fc-for JL usually 79c \ ANTI-STATIC :SOCKS FOR MEN Ox usually 1.25 ea. OTHER GREAT VALUES IN EVERY DEPT. NOW THRU NOV.6 'ANDHURST' TOP SHOE LOOKS $17 usually $20-$21 Soft-grain ovsr-the-ankle boot with sleek zipper closing. Classic monk strap slipon with antique metal buckle. Men's sizes 6 to 12. OUR 'SWEETBRIAR' STRETCH BOOTS Now's the time to have a wardrobe of styles! Classic stretch-on. Navy, brown, or black. 5-10. - - qq Usually $14. SALE ll.OO Pre-laced granny with hidden zip closing. Black, brown. 5-10. - ^ qq Usually $16. SALE IZ.OO Contrast panel with nailheads. 5 10. Brown-bone; navy-red. _ _ aa Usually $17. SALE 14.OO SUPER-SHEER PANTY HOSE 2$i mam pair ■ usually 1.00 ea. • high twist yarn • 2 size ranges • super stretch yarn • most wanted colors— Suntan, Beige, Coffee FASHION FABRICS usually 3.99 • 62/64" wide acrylic double knits, tweeds and new fashion patterns • 44/45" wide 100% Dacron« polyester wovens in jacquards and solid effects KNITS BY CHARLIE'S GIRLS' 7.88 36 WEST MAIN SYLVA OPEN FRIDAYS 9-9 OTHER DAYS 9-5:300 usually $9 Turtleneck, skinny rib slipon in white, wine, brown, gold or black. Afghan shrink top, hand crocheted. Washable acrylic knits. Sizes S, M, L.

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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 Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Western Carolina University
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- Date
  - Date original: 1971-10-28;
  - Date digitized: 2017-11-14
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  - Dimension: 15.75" x 11"
  - Pages: 12 pages
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- Location
  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
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  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1971-10-28_Vol37_No15
- Repository
  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

Western Carolinian Volume 37 Number 15

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