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MARCH 29, 1979/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/PAGE 13 Greek Beat Greek week begins Monday There is more to being "Greek" than drinking beer, holding meetings and rushing new members and next week the WCU fraternities and sororities are out to prove it. it's Greek Week and that means games, parties, activities and hard work toward a major goal—raising money for Cerebral Palsy. The WCU fraternities and sororities have planned an entire week of activities for their enjoyment and the enjoyment of all the students at WCU. The activities include a Gong Show, a kidnap, a carnival, a chariot race, a 1950's day, a Saturday afternoon party and more with all the proceeds going to a very worthwhile cause. The fraternities and sororities urge all the students of WCU to join in the fun and to come out and participate in the activities. It's a chance to learn more about the Greeks, have a good time and help the Greeks help National Cerebral Palsy Greek Week is sponsored jointly by the Panhellenic Council and the President's Council of WCU. Students interested in learning more about the activities during Greek Week or in helping the Greeks help Cerebral Palsy should contact Bobby Street at 293-9990 or contact any person in any Greek fraternity on the WCU campus. Greek Week officially begins on Monday. April 2 and continues through Saturday, April Alpha XI initiates new sisters The Epsilon Gamma chapter of Alpha Xi Delta is proud to present her new winter and spring pledge classes and her new initiated members. The winter pledges are: Laura Lee Barrett of Salisbury, Sharan (Sherry) Elaine Bean of Asheville, Barbara (Barbie) Buchholz of Southern Pines, Sara Burgess of Asheboro, Mary Patricia Early of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, Reba Faye Ferguson of Talorsville, Karen Sue Kerr of Walnut Cove, Anne Elizabeth Odom of Gibson, Susan Michelle Scalzitti of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and LuAnne M. Woolard of Raleigh. These girls were pledged on January 23, 1979. The new spring pledges are: Martha (Marty) Elizabeth Davis of Valdese, Mary Jill Johnson of Denton, and Paula Lee Sain of Hickory. These girls were pledged on February 20, 1979. The new sisters, who were initiated on January 28, 1979, are: Deborah Ann Bishop of Lexington, Karen Susan Boger of Charlotte, Marilyn Denise Burgess of Mooresville, Karen Annette Childers of Mooresville, Tracye Ann Claytor of Hickory, Meredith Louise Epley of Charlotte, Vickie Jo Gold of Shelby, Cheri Kaye Mclntyre of Columbus, and Pamela Lynn Millsaps of Sylva. Tiempo Goodyear's Amazing All-Traction Radial RAIN TIRE-SNOW, TIRE-SUN TIRE Tiempo's The One Tire That Does It All! Tiempo's wears well. Tiempo's rides good. Tiempo's is safe. Tiempo's gives traction for every season. STEEL RADIAL WE WANT TO TRADE FOR YOUR OLD TIRES AND PUT YOU ON GOODYEAR'S AMAZING Tiempo's THE IN TIRE YOUR OLD TIRES COULD MAKE YOUR DOWN PAYMENT—PAY BALANCE BY THE MONTH THE COST IS REASONABLE P * SUlS'QtatT Of HID ■*C*« >«C Carolina Tire 98 East Main Street, Sylva GREEK WEEK APRIL 2-7 Greek Week 1979 begins April 2 and a fall week of activirJc* have been ■caednied whfca Greek Week 1979 begins April 2 and a full week of activites have been scheduled which range from a chariot race to tug-of-war. The Panhellenic and President's Council invite all students, Greek and independent, to participate in all the events of Greek Week. All money raised during the week will be donated to Cerebral Palsy. The following is a list of activities: Monday April 2 A Chariot Race from the back of Hunter Library to Walker Dorm. Chariots will be judged on originality. The winners of the race will receive a case of beer. Tuesday April 3 The Gong Show starts at 7 p.m. on the third floor of the UC. Cost to attend will be a donotion at the door. A keg of beer goes to the winners. Wednesday, April 4 Kidnap a faculty or staff member, or your roommate, or anyone you like, pay whatever you want to get them kidnapped, and they must match your price to be released. The Kidnap begins at noon on the UC lawn. Thursday, April 5 A carnival, complete with dunking booths and bake sales, will be held on the UC lawn beginning at 3 p.m. Friday, April 6 The Greeks will be greased as they attend class in the 50's fashion. T-shirts and hats will be given to the greasiest greased Greeks. Saturday, April 7 The Greek Games will be held at the bottom of KA Hill. Twelve kegs of beer will quench the thirst of the Greeks as they toss eggs, run through obstacle courses, and conclude a great week for a worthwhiled cause. Help the Greeks Tight against Cerebral Palsy. Come on out to Greek Week. Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Zeta, Phi Mu. Sigma Kappa, Zeta Tau Alpha, Delta Sigma Phi, Kappa Alpha, Lambda Chi Alpha, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi. Pi Lambda Phi, Tau Kappa Epsilon, and Theta Xi thank you for your support to make this the best Greek Week ever. I Friday, March 30 Thru Thurs., April 5 Regular Admission WILLIAM PETER BLATTYS THE EXORCIST Directed byWILLIAM FRIEDKIN Q From Warner Bros |R|<gB>
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