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  • THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1977 Carolinian Newsbriefs Events happening around Cullowhee and WCU Exhibit to open Jewelry, prints, weaving, glass, pottery and painting by four Western Carolina University students will be featured in an exhibition opening Friday at the Chelsea Gallery in the University Center. The students—Judy Collier, Joani DiGiovanni, Claudia Leah Kleinhans and Karen Stinnett—will be honored at a reception March 1 from 3 until 4 p.m. in the gallery. The reception is open to the public. Ms. Collier is completing the requirements for graduation this quarter. A transfer student from Georgia Southern College, she has been an art major at WCU for two years. She specializes in weaving and glassblowing. A transfer student from the University of Delaware. Ms. DiGiovanni also will graduate this spring with a bachelor of fine arts degree, with a concentration in jewelry. Ms. Kleinhans transferred to WCU from Stetson University, where she was a language major. She will be graduating from WCU this summer with a B.F.A. degree in art and a concentration in jewelry and pottery. Ms. Stinnett will finish her studies this quarter, earning a B.F.A. degree in art with concentrations on painting and printmaking. The exhibit, which is free to public, will remain on display through March 11. Seminar planned SGA's Office of Legal Assistance will sponsor a seminar, "Drinking While Driving," at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24 in the Grandroom of the UC. Sgt Bill Styles of the N.C. State Highway Patrol, members of the Haywood County Sheriff's Dept. and Marcellus Buchanan, District Attorney of the Court of Justice will participate in the program. The seminar will attempt to inform students of the hazards while driving under the influence and the possible legal consequences. In an attempt to realistically portray the circumstances, two students will be served alcoholic drinks until intoxicated. Officials will describe suspect vehicles, administer the sobriety test and breathalyzer test to the 2 students and reenact an Descriptions of the booking proceedings following an arrest will be described as well as court proceedings. The formal presentation will be followed by a question and ans Film to be shown "Broken Home, Broken Bones," a two part movie dealing with child abuse, from the legal aspect lo services rendered to abused children, will be shown Wednesday Feb. 23, 1977 in room 118 McKee at 7:30. Glen Cassle, a Department of Social Services worker from Jackson County, will be present to discuss the film and conduct a question and answer period dealing with child abuse. Also, Bob Mason, assistant professor in nursing/health sciences, will be there to discuss the state-wide advisory committee which studies the problems concerning the neglected and abused child. The movie and speakers are being sponsored by The Social Service Organization. Contact LOSTDSt. Bernard, 7 months old, in the area of the Smile station. Has injured left eye. Call 586-5642. RIDE NEEDEDDto Memphis, Tenn. March 9th or 10th. Call Harrill Lovelace at 293-9820. Will help with expenses. LOSTDone pair of ladies Nike tennis shoes size 5'/2. Left near gymnastic equipment in Reid gym. These shoes are needed and wanted badly. If found please contact Miriam Benson at 794 or 304-b Walker. INTRAMURAL ACTION□ tomorrow at 5:15 on the Reid main floor. WCU JV basketball team versus WCU intramural all-stars. (Practice session 9p.m. today on Reid main floor. FOR SALEDGarrard turntable and MacDonald turntable. Both in excellent condition. Call 586- 6602. There will be a meeting of the College Republicans on Wednesday, February 23, at 4 P.M. in McKee 15. All members are urged to attend, as well as other interested persons. The Recreation Club will meet at 7p.m. Thurs.. Feb. 24 in Reid 22. Purpose of the meeting is to elect officers for next year an discuss the trip to Savannah, Ga. Therewill be a meeting of the Psychology Club Wed.. Feb. 23, at 6:30 in Killian 112. The Benefit Concert at Sylva Disco is tonight. Tickets $1, not $2 as reported last Thursday. The UC cross country ski trip to New Hampshire will be held march 12-19 (during spring break; Reservations can be made at the UC. FOUND[jUnisonic calculator at UC. Call Keith White at the front desk, phone 205. The benefit jam session for Donny Morton and his estranged saxaphone is planned for 8 p.m. tonight in the Sylva Disco above P and M Automotive on Main St. Sylva. Admission is $1. All proceeds go to completing payments on Morton's sax. CONTACT □ Anyone intersted in Piano lessons? If so, Contact 293-9566. After 3 p.m. ATTENTION: Students and faculty, I am interested in any (old and new) Scouting uniforms, literature, patches, and neckerchiefs for collection purposes. Marshall Ellis, 203-Albright, 293-7787. OUTING CLUBDmeeting Wednesday, Feb. 23 at 6 p.m. in Reid Gym, Room 22. The program will be about Winter Mountaineering by James Jackson. There will be a meeting of the WCU Club Soccer team Wednesday at,9:30 p.m. in Rm. 20 of Reid Gym. This meeting will be to distribute uniforms, schedules, and organize for the first game, to be held Sunday at 3:30 against Asheville Soccer Club. FOR SALED 1975 Datsun shortbed truck—7800 miles—excellent condition—call Sally 743-2302, Cashiers. There will be a meeting of the Film Conspiracy on Tuesday, Feb. 22, following the film, "Camille," to plan films for next quarter. If you're interested, please attend. FOR SALED 1973 Toyota Landcruiser (hardtop), 41,000 mi. Great Buy! Contact 497-5362 after 6:00 p.m. FOR SALEDone owner 1969 Chevelle Malibu 2 dr. sport coupe. 307 V-8, auto., new steel belted radials, never damaged. $1325. Call 586-6624 5-10 p.m. or come by McKee 118A. collegiate crossword ■ 2 3 4 |5 WM H 7 8 9 ■ 11 112 13| 15 16 \1 20 21 23 26 w a 29 30 1 32 mr" ■ ■ 40 k4 45 4fi 4/ W8 49 50 51 H 53 b S! 56 58 159 r 63 ■i mt ■ 61 jwar 1 .lu ms 19 /(. 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