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DI\l.-\-Mo\ll ,">1U»-21!I<> Regular Admission: Adults $1.50 Child 50c 7 p.m. And 9 p.m. Mon. - Sat. Sunday - 2:30 and 8:00 Good lime Card-, honored Everyday Starts Fri.-Thur. Feb. 2 l-March 2 /IL DOES NOT DIE IT WAITS... TO BE RE-BORN... IMOTIITOU HERMAN WflSI m MEIVIN SIMON hsas I <•<- i. WILLIAM GIRDltR "THE MANITOU" stm* TONY CURTIS MICHAEL ANSARA SUSAN STRASBERG STELLA STEVENS ION CEDAR ANN SOTHERN igptnim i> BURGESS MEREDITH Snas* ft WILLIAM GIRDLER m ION CEDAR I THOMAS I Based ip m ami M MiMiou ft GRAHAM MASTERTON'i Pmuc* w ' «« i> LALO SCHIFRII |i.. p..durpr MELVIN G. GORDY - N*tM mi ircm m WILLIAM GIRDLER i«m ■ Piuma c«> AVCD EMBASSY PICTURES Release |pg|wmt»i p< Fri-Sat. ■ March 3&4 f Missouri Breaks9 Bated (PC) S ii 11.. M on.,Tues. March 5,6,7 Network' (R)l Wed.-Thur. March 8&9 ^Cheerleaders & Revenge Cheerleaders' (R) Report... FEBRUARY 23, 1978/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/PAGE 5 Appalachian--Excellent conditions, 54-102 inch base, 6 inches new natural and 6 inches new manmade snow. Two lifts and one tow operating. One beginner, two intermediate and one advanced slope and one expert trail open. Beech Mountain—Good lo excellent condition*-. 48-70 inch ba- \ 7 inches new natural snow Three litis and inie low operating. Three beginner, lour intermediate and three advanced slopes open Cataloochee—Very good to excellent conditions. 15-50 inch base. K inches new natural snow I wo litis and one tO« operating. One novice, one beginner, one intermediate and one adv anted slope open. Hound Ears—Excellent conditions, 25-65 inch base. 6 inches new natural snow. One1 lift and one tow operating. One beginner and one intermediate slope open. Seven Devils—Good to excellent conditions, 40-55 inch base. 7 inches new natural snow. 8 inches new manmade snow. Two litis and (wo lows operating. One beginner, one intermediate and two advanced slopes and one trail open Sugar Mountain—Good to excellent coiulinoi ill 1(H) inch base. 6 inches new natural snow . rWO lift* ind one low operating Three beginner, one intermcdi i e two advanced intermediate and two expert slopes opt n Wolf Laurel Good to excellent conditions, lo-o<« inch base, 12-18 Inches new natural snow One lift and one tow operating. One beginner, two advanced intermediate and rwO expert slopes open Ober-Gatlinburg (Tennessee 1 (cedent conditions, 15-45 inch base. 10 inches ni v. natural snow. |'\e lifts and three lows operating. One beginner, two intermediate and one »<\ anced slope open Sky Valley (Georgia* -Excellent conditions. 24-72 inch base, packed powder surface. One lift and one tow operating. One beginner, one novice and one interim diate slope open. Margaret Spilker Day March 1 March 1 has been designated Margaret Spilker Day and will culminate a fund-raising effort by the Shepherd of the Hills I uthcran ( hurch and a special committee composed ol friends of Margaret Spilker. Margaret was injured in an automobile accident on September 30. I1'77. in Jackson county, and as a result of that accident, Margaret is paralv/ed from the neck dun n. except for slight movement in her right at m Margaret will be returning home soon, and she will need several items of special equipment. One of the major needs is a specially equipped van for transportation. Vocational Rehabilitation, while providing certain other equipment, cannot help »ith this major net d. ihe Pnysicai Education Club is vitally interested in raising funds for the project. One March 1. they will sponsor a car wash at Hardee's from II a.m. to 5 p.m. II students w ish to make an individual contribution, club members will be located in the dorm lobbies on Feb. 27 and 2h from 6 p.m. lo l) p.m.. and at the University Center on Feb. 28 from l> a.m. to 4 p.m. In addition, the Physical Education Club has mailed letters to each club and organization on campus requesting their help in raising funds for the project. Organizations wanting to participate in this drive should notify Danny Wilkins. Physical Education Club president at lealherwood Dorm, or Mrs. Benson. P.E. Club sponsor at Reid Gymnasium. V7I ^®(D@® wsiMymffl^ START SPRING FERTILIZING Specialtg Fertilizer for all Plants Located 4 Miles South of Campus on HWY 107 Monday - Saturday Hours - K^O to 5:00 SPECIALS Belly dancers Karate exifefion Sripldf's Sckool o\ Kung-3u Annual TKE lto™« »"*" Wed. at 7:00 & Thr. at 8:00 Sign up at The Varsity Shop or call 293-5919. March 1&2 Grandroom, U.C. Admission...only $1.00 A TROPHIES awarded in all weigkt classes- including outstanding Boxer Award
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