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Western Carolinian/April 7,1983 11 Food from page 4 dri\ing a cits commissioner in Florida to induce trashcans with kerosene or insecticide to hinder further scavenging. In Phoenix, Arizona, garbage has been declared city property .a nd anyone foraging for food ma> be charged with theft. Nearly 12 million Americans are unemployed, and one in seven live below the official poverty line. With children, one out of ever) five is classified as poor. I he- need for emergency food assistance has rapidK increased. while available resources have rapid 1) declined. Nevertheless, we are sitting on a mountain of surplus food. Close to 5 billion dollars worth of surplus food is stockpiled at a cost of 600.000 dollars a week. That amounts to 4 bushels ot grain and more than 95 pounds of Other food for every low-income person in America With the increasing demand tor tood assistance in the nation, the U.S. Department ol Agriculture has in storage: -769 million pounds of cheese; -3X8 million pounds of butter; -1.261 billion pounds of dry milk (a three yearsuppl) for every man, woman, and child in the United States); -33 million pounds ol honey; -1.74 billion pounds ot rice; and -nearly 400 million bushels of corn, wheat, soybeans, and oats. In spite of the "generous"' tood giveaways, more goods have come in than have gone out. In just the last nine months, there has been a net increase ol 23 million pounds of butter, 140 million pounds ol cheese, and more than a quarter billion pounds ot milk. lt is obviously apparent that the answer to the question of food shortages lies with the government. With a little less hoarding and a little more giving the problem of too little food could be corrected. Arm Wrestling from page 7 advised to arrive well before the 1 PM starting time to guarantee a seat. All proceeds from the championship will go to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. No prior experience is necessary to compete in the contest, and all rules will be discussed in depth before the tournament begins. Full entry information and details may be obtained by writing to Harold Pittman. ASl) uscular Dystrophy Association. No prior experience is necessary to compete in the contest, and all rules will be discussed in depth before the tournament begins. Full entry information and details may be obtained by writing to Harold Pittman, ASU Armwrestling Club, ASU Box 7851, Boone, North Carolina 28607, or by calling 1-704-262-1765. Mr. Frog says wake up students & vote for Robert Wertis He is a unique person with great ideas to help make Western a safer school. 1 always say "Don't Drink & Drive." Robert says "If you're too drunk to drive—call the Hotline." We want to help you save your own lives. "THE FROG" August Chinese - Thai Restaurant Moon © All Natural Foods No Preservatives We Care About Your Health At The Burlap Bag Shops Highway 64-Cashiers Road, Highlands526-5013 Open 11:00 a.m. till 9:30 p.m. closed on Sunday and Monday Jackson Co. Health Clinic GENERAI CLINK 12 (XI Noon and 1:00 PM-4:30 PM Immunization-), blood pressure checks, diabetic screening, pregnanes tests No appointment necessarv M Ml KNI1<| CI INIC 4 00 AM-1 2:00 Noon Complete prenatal tare lor pregnant women with team approach of nurses and physicians. Based upon income guidelines B\ appointment onl>. \IC - MHI \1-i;00 Noon and 1 00 PM-4 M I'M Nutrition education and certification lor supplemental tood packages lor pregnant and. breastfeeding women, intants. and children up to live \ears ol age Based upon income guidelines Bv appointment onh COMPRI HI NSI\ I St Kt I NINC, CI INK - 1:00 PM-4 30 I'M Blood tests lordiabetes. anemia, livei function Also includes screening for high blood pressure.glaucoma. hearing, \ision. lung disease, rjielar) adequacy, weight I KG and educational session are part ol this clinic B\ appointment onh luesdat (April 12) SPI CIAI n HI \KI CI INK - KOO AM-I2.UU Noon I kU X-Ray. physical examination b\ cardiologists Ironi Duke Hospital to assess children age 0-2 \ sears lor heart problems I his clinic serves N^ estern North Carolina B> doctor's reierral on)) B> appointment on I) DIABETES in PI K II NNION NUTRITION CLINIC K oo AM-12 00 and 1:00 PM-4:30 PM Numtion counseling loi patients with prescribed diets related to diabetes or hypertension. Must have doctor's referral B\ appointment only I Will > PI \NNIV, CI INK 12 15 PM-4 30 I'M Physical examination, lab tests, birth control information and counseling (includes natiual methods and fertility), birth control methods, Available to all women who want to plan then families. Fees based on famil) size and income B\ appointment only Wednesday (April 13) DIABETES HYPERTENSION NUTRITION CLINK t 00 \M -12:00 Noon See 1 uesda) WIC S00 AM 12:00 Noon .ind 10(1 PM-4 SO PM See Monday HIGH K1SK MAll RNin CLINK B 30 \M 12:00 Noon Comprehensive services foi pregnant women al high usk foi poor pregnancy outcome. I hisclinicservessix Western counties. Based upon income guidelines U\ appointment onh I Will V PI ANNINC, CI INK I 00 PM-4 10 I'M See I uesday Thursday (April 14) i win y pi (vnn'ing ci ink See I uesday. 4 oo I'M son PM Draft from page 1 for the enforcement of laws that carry heaw penalties. Registration laws already provide for prosecution of non-registrants, who lace up to five years in jail or a $10.()()() line, or both, if convicted. Men are required to register within 30 daw ol their 18th birthday. "The most fundamental reason why colleges should oppose the law. and indeed should replace aid withheld from non-registrant students," Fraser said, "is to protect the educational independence of the college. To permit governmental pressures to restrict college enrollments is to threaten the fundamental purposes of the institutions." he said. A bill to repeal the Solomon amendment has been introduced in Congress, lis author. Sen. David Durernburger of Minnesota, supports registration but does not want enforcement of the registration law connected with student financial aid. An amendment similar to the student aid law, also sponsored by Rep. Solomon (R-NY), was passed in October 1982. It requires participants in the new job Training Partnership Act to have registered for the draft. This new program is similar to the now-defunct Comprehensive Kmployment and I laming Act (CETA), but seeks to fund only programs that provide the skills for long-term private sector employment. "Too Drunk To Drive" Hotline VOTE ROBERT WERTIS SGA PRESIDENT l^^^^^s^^^f^^y^j^j^^^JN^rf^^^sjK^s ra*wraw» IPEPSII t)<^ -f-fobezz Ptea -Hut < Any large single topping pizza and a pitcher of soft beverage for $995 > "D This coupon not valid when presented with any ^other POTTS New Hours open till 10:00 p.m. Mon.—Sat. Ad good thru April 10th Qd} Maxwell House Instant Coffee (10 oz. jar) .. $3.49 Clorox Bleach (1 gal. jug) .. 59$ Hunt's Ketchup 32 oz. bottle ........ 89$ HyTop Sugar (5 lb. Dag) «pjb.u«/ (Each of above: limit one with a $10.00 or more groc. order) Double Q Pink Salmon (15% oz. can) $1.59 Luck's Mixed or Pinto Beans (15 oz. can) 2/95$ Hi Dri Bathroom Tissue (asst. 4 roll pack) 87$ Chatham Chunx Dog Food (25 lb. bag) $3.39 HyTop plain or iodized salt (26 oz.) 19$ HyTop Creamy Peanut Butter (18 oz. jar) $1.09 Kraft Deluxe Macaroni & Cheese (big 14 oz. box) . 97$ Dairy Sealtest Cottage Cheese (12 oz. cnt.) 69$ Kraft American Cheese Singles (12 oz. pkg.) .. $1.37 Old South Orange Juice (V2 gal.) 99$ Frozen Mrs. Paul's Fish Fillets (15 oz. box) $1.49 Swiss Miss Pudding Pops (10 ct. box) $1.39 Pet Creamsicles (12 pack Wholesun Orange Juice (12 oz. can) 79$ Plus Meat & Produce Specials
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