» Duke bbler rake n lird ioles were game » i then for Vil m miferenc because come the ne, hletic fice ve Ticket \() East Carolina University, Greeny The bers of ECU's IFC show the students of Belvoir Elementary hat Christmas is all about. Jenkins Praises IFC For Outstanding Job By BILL MARKS Y nost fun, howeve the visited Pitt County if ; é IFC aay i a ne this year when he hared appreciative pre-Christmas party for nd laugh the xf Belvoir Elementary f whon aCe 1 Dec. 19. His ft 4 ) 50 ECU fratern- n The of the had taken it upon geeond project of the to spread the joys Of jearned ‘the joys of git al ‘ throughout the area happins yf the Christ ae n 360 youngsters, re de ne through six ‘ as ki filled with A FROT( Officer yrovided by the segs ° uit, provided by -. Quaiification Test il To Be Administered at the party were ient Dr. Leo Jenkins; Any graduate or undergraduate on 1 member of the ctudent who has two years of col- E istees of ECU; James nr rs y > lege remaining can learn to fly (o, Dean of Men and as : : IFC; and George yy meeti nl 1 few simple re ment yerintendent of the Bel- canine Praises IFC s r Force Officer Qualifica- praised the work ot ion Test will be admini stered vine, ‘‘We are proud of January 25 to those interested per 0 young men are doing sons. If you pa the Officer ana the hardest working TFC the Pilot portions and can meet tne yarring none.”’ ee : oe D fallory was also pleased phy Ta ment I forts of ECU’s fratern- ou are lh « of be e men wanted to do comi: iL flyir to share Christmas with = you be unate than them- f learnit to id. ‘‘Last year they vour mil + some of these child- tain $50 per n * have too big a Chris decided to give the one , At] interested person re invited to stop by Room 127 in New Austn foy of Giving to obtain further information. d to tell who was 66.4 Legislature Appoints Raker To Publication Board SGA, an hav- rams for athletes 1 personnel. tification Project Progresses Tm an oven forum period, Chip per Linville d played and explain \ Legislature disbursing the money in its reiterated } cy. in tudents’ ar F receiving funds ed the architectural drawings of ( tA treasury cal spend the Leo W. Je nkins Gratification { pods and services To | heir budeet yr spec- rineiill mroject chairman said d by the Legislature page hain and patio sh yuld be Legislator Bob , dae ree by this spring and wa is resolution was pass- nleased with its progress Le loture in its meet- New Legistature Anpointees evening. The following tudents were ap professor of journ- nointed to Lecislature by the Secre ed as a permanent = enir nd Appointment Cor e to the Publication ee with the approva f } ; tac ( I I Ww J 168-69 tate c bia 1 wrett month on sé Dormit Carolina 11 ( Thursd Liducation Number 25 1 ey 4 Jc ary 3. Board € ai, a , head iblist € prc m ! r A] w le c i with « Health Profe a * be offe ! re r the use 1 possible ( ( € I } il’b ‘ 1 Mot - : aS H Edu + 3 : l j en rganized I a l four | H ( he : elie ( I I the € ) , ; . uK eC cord ] f ) me ( ] ‘ f ) Vi I We a ; Board of Higher hac i = nee i Major Objective b ¢ me \ P +4 The f Allied Health Pro- = = established last Jan- fs Ye id given the snment of Cc ine ve wee for det wrious bs : prob ulth fields a : The school plans are & al 1u in vehicle major ECU ob- Important Step jective in recent ars, the im- Approval of the four programs provement of heal h services for ommen S the state board, the health dean Eastern North Carolina and the en- n important forward step tire state C f ¢ p A i Tl I 1SsO0cl ( res. 1 p I J B I Commission carefully d_ wit ommendation I your il itution Preside Jenk uid We lighte 1 nce of thi eport with comn It re- flect reat credit upon the splen d our faculty and Stall are vit last Carolina University Di, i folt, vice president i¢ ECU, expressed appre- uty and _ staff 1 ! d ade pos- ible rt anc eptance endat I yt ) Holt added 1 ( 1 d give 1 en yr the i Hall Jazz Band, The Preservation Auditorium form in Wright f the Richardson Foundation, a last of the Monday Foundation Offers Program For Freshmen t Carolina stur the worked with nm last met Minimum Wage der the r elve t least $65 : k thei nmer em- rhe og m be ot inning 1 secon of yera- zi 5 t I F t Carolin oo Pe as is ad- ion on the Eé arolina ca S, 5 ; ' ered by sory com- inistered under the auspices I ed un tl US] eral prom- throughout the > compo inent people fron ially renowned program for fra velopment uture leaders . . ‘ velopment of future leader Tembers of the Advisory Com- provided ON jnittee are Charles S. Edwards of the U.S. Department of Commerce; H. D. Godfrey of the U.S. Denart- zsh experience he college level. hardson Foundation initi- Bled og a at a pig et boa ment of Agriculture; J. A. Hack- vear when it gave a grant to - ev. Ir of J. A. Hackney and Sons, 1 program on campus. inc. of Washington, N.C.; Dr. W. All Frosh Eligible W. Harvey, Jr. of Memorial Clinic All freshman students are eligi- of Manteo: Dail Holderness of Carolina Telephone and Telegraph: and Henry Oetjen of Norfolk Sou- Railway Company. program, leadership during ble to apply for the ses campu thern ind cholastic excellence the regular academic year fol- Also on the Advisory Committee lowed by the placement of the stu- re Dr. Guy T. McBride of Texas lent with regular employment dur Gulf Sulphur Companv: Joe Parker n ummer months. Employ- of Pa yr Brothers Newspavers of ient provided by the foundation Ahoskie; Charles Pope < Hnion keyed toward providing the stu- C rbide und Dr. J. W. Pou of respon- Wachovi Bank a Trust Com- } ximum of I ximum I leadership opportunity par Students working under the foun Administering the program on are employed in diverse job he campu Dr. Albert R. Con- ar , some in banks, some with ley of the Department of Business. the U.S. Park Service, some with Conley will be accepting applica- srivate industry, and some with tions for the program in his office rovernment service in Washington, in Rawl 141 until January 14. direct from New Orleans, will per- original jazz bands night, January 13, January 9, 1969 — a a eee a 2 t Ca i l} : oe ee $0) 4 ~ Oh Say | ECU For 1 Conce ‘ 4 ] oO ) Oh Say Can’t You See? ! WM orun \me q . especially to a a Fe nines ‘e mindue publicity to the oi ie la As | . 1 an ul being a major North Attacks South cee a a t ment pion A oa dirty clot) f F AZZ t hleti th + vist stop Reconstruct filths abits ve Ghee ( ( meey Ny Kea Can such popularity ee | base indulgence good Ca fy 6 ding { f at ‘ B Fad Or Immoralits or when Paris ecree shorter skirts nd grandmothers expose he late | he marchi itional rhy a ual o be our measure es indecently because funeral pr ! dara personal ¢ juct ey should (and do ge era can I but everyone doe t hich makes it even worss ; sie Land Ja f ] ctor Can we really affor« be 7 sciety Or Ct : ( tvle or fashion d h fashion’’ wher ” ved up th i nd what 12 with God 5 y ding ses Mo to New Y¥¢ Health and Pt er a fon : a ha Educatior Har jazz in Ne . t ite is becor Our Help nee Rdito ety for : ional Ja’ for the « t iS te thi (@, ri ‘ t ” } } dc EC tl ae | ( V ° e ao = Viewpoint mM pu = 4 By James Hord Ps : ( 4 ne Nhe % ry |: } Pipa i iT P Y ( | e Puet i i ' dit 5 % t we lefec ‘ ie te we Pan apie Playtex: tf ‘ ee t ({ aytex’ ne, hie Fast Carolinian n the str spear vice Y rp (We to in triot eeetad i Bast Oarelina University ‘ Dimes mal ! suggested th eae to sho nne th Kore hoot pushed semiweekly by the students of East Carolina University ( - ir Cc * ( Outside te liegiate prog Inside : d hy ne ee ! your fir: fe 7 . , : Inev 1 hief | W ; Middle East Ma Manag 3 the Play Actuall ¢ than the tel Edita, Beca ; It flowe inside 11 is almo: lry it f. Why lis ‘ast Carolinian—Thursday, January 9, 1969—3 Chlo e’s iows By Chloe Crawford, Features Editor A ase, ~ } Concert Feature Jazz Band Special | »linia office he musical baby J : inet and ition re) ao sopularity en New Orleans was it runmer Josiah Cie Frazier velt ( gence | 4s ‘lth e musical form had it Durir he concer cheduled a CU Talk Paris Maw 6 ie ae bee oo 1 MO Su rium at D Iki oy wk he marching jazz band « usic } here wil | g { Att d nen y fie ; ah ; r d itional rhythms as the layec t 1] be impro e eg a es en Pittsburg! : : because ‘ us funeral procession ¢ ne | i or a 5 ¢ ; ve ni f A is and do) PG t era came the tan . 1e fam APO C t in nd nly tv ] c even Worse sie Land Jazz Band % ( e he i and ~ onven 10n f ve te am re i ly afford t< i ciety Orchestr potr lience may be Apia pee lech ae eo whet ee ved up the Mississipy ee “ = : od . cording sessions in Ct reserva sesaiahit i ut f pure ecessity I mu ese } to New York not be I AP ity the fact that all Greek new ‘ ¢ he f half-cer t East Car j turned int IFC eat] € Al ¢ io wow Otleane fan J 11 Conven ae = ding. foot-t : \ ton, D.C ir Help music that a > (Z Vs. : ne te Placement Office Gives ty f ve el va ) ne mal Jazz IDEAS ANYONE? pproximate 2.00 cone 2 , for the group al In an effort to provide more red in fror T » 2. : . y Preservation H nteresting reading material for sada Be Coe Names ( yf Reeru ] ters “RO htly with nearly twe the campus audience, the EAST k place D mbt i c . ve rh af lternating in jazz s¢ CAROLINIAN staff has decid ce ib ete ) : ed that what we need is a lit ae A ¥ : mu oe ali Ue more humor. A humor col : : : ! aaci: : the ce ‘ Ivy ar imn containing such items as : » udent ifs a pre-Dixie versonal notices, jokes, unusual eo) Y f the ecrui \AROLINA EI \RRI re problems or some of the man . me to the Placeme Office mp esting ituations which are n f te v. Come bi tantly inyolving students t cl ' ! yn to sigt NO APPOINT | . Bar y ¢ nd faculty could become a re ' IENTS WILL BE lar feature . HE ETT Eh OL. Debe & The FAST CAROLINIAN wel OTHER PERSON rum} t Y ome iny ideas. contribution } Jim Robi t or assistance in creating a hu a dc th liphorn Wil mor column of this sort ps +} ee a a is — : ; - I fond J OR £X ) a D : Sign Post | < ' D, P Informa: Rush Join The nn | Crowd 7za inn 121 Greenville Blvd. (264 By-Pass) DINE INN or TAKE OUT Call Ahead For Faster Service lelephone 756-9994 pari J Meeting: Women aol HRY OS Ciiy LAUNDERETTE 813 Evans St., Greenville, N. C. of Wo Vhichar ing e Deat j eave your laundry, we do it for you ees | } DINNER 1.0@ ¥ i fi ° ' 1 ‘ei “ TEAK 1.65 »* | fi @ Polding @ 1-hr. Laundry Service : an. pe d : le Private Dining Room 5 : Ad > Laundry 4. tbs. S5e, Folded 95¢ . x Je Pi DRY CLEANING and SHIRTS ie : ; RILL : 3 Chef : 2 ree : Down from Burger Che : Ferree & ¢ « we, * al POIRIER III ORION Playtex invents the first-day tampon RET oxic : pa J Starts THURSDAY, (We took the inside out = Ze | | PE at ' January 9 — to show you how different it 1s.) < | a 5 ie TE cs ey) | LINT Outside: it’s softer and silky (not cargnoa’ x i | orap AY C »>nrotects on Inside: it’s so extra absorbent even piv. A - | sourfint aay, Your worst dy ~~ —. i EASTWOOD , rdboardy kind € | j In every Jab test against ne 0 ok sone s —~ » absorbent Ly : i 4 the Playtex tampon was always more abs" | Firs Chagall, _ tually 459% more absorbent on the average ae Reins f Baskin, “en X 1an the leading res rular tampon : one C; li j Rouault, ( OOGAN’S Because it’s different. Actus illy adjusts to ou i East : aro! ina Daumier, BI U Feicwers out Bluts out Desi ned to protec tevery | niversity Picasso, phu I} I hap & many icity sag : : > of a mis inside inch of you. So the chance of a Mm Browning Hall others ta ay playtex Jan. 13, 1969 Gace PITT Theatre Why live » pe er Roten Galleries, y live in the past? es » cdmiporis 10 A. M. to 5 P.M Baltimore, Md. B64 st Caroli Irsdaay 1969 Pirates Finish Fourth Eastern Carolina Classic ‘ i! / / i / if WOD! HITS—Pirate Jin Viod lin stu in two points for the Bue cause, as the Pirates won their first round tilt, downing a stubbord Cor neli five by a margin. The win was the fone one for the Bues, who then fell to Virginia and to Vir ginia Tech, finishing fourth in the PIT PLAZA DAIRY BAR or } 7 1 25 Delicious Flavors | f Ice Cream i m : . 4 Try : cious Banana {| t or Sundae i PRA is iss, Greenville FIRST ROUND Vv. FI. Delaware Baylor Wm. & M Virginia \ir Force Sa a es rolet transmi ould last year with the big tandard V8 in ot Then go down the ir field et Or CPOs how we stack up against of doll mined sk que it to yourself i drive i free sample of ¢ full-coil window tion Other We think you'll wind uy maybe more (20 for Come More people do, you know Tg oT first. during our Value St} A 1 CUSH!OL1 paper how Putting you first, keeps us East | irsday, January 9, Through A Camera SECOND ROUND q Wm. & M 82 Delaware 76 Baylor 66 eg 5 63 Air Force 85 Cornell 70 Virginia SS RCU 79 WITH ME Larry ¢ COM DANG Most Valuable in effort to retrieve a lost Dale Manuel (54 Baylor's Tommy step in of the ball are denying any Behind King i ME!—A Virginia cager seems to be injured Pirate Miller ready to block the Cavatier’s he eye, but returned to action within responsi while concerned Rich Miller was dropped 1 matter of minutes scoring of the Cavaliers, but e fate of fom escape dropped by the 1 bY a vere Likewise rebound, and los margin ) point THIRD ROUND Cornell 93 Delaware 77 Gee Wim. & M 74 a Air Force 71 Von SS ECU (OT) 87 iss itewood (44 Player award by leading ball. Also looking for a VPI control Stan Kerrick (3? Bowman Jim Modlin finds the contest the title of who dumped the Pirates went on to fall to Baylor in the high in Lens who took the Classic Zaylor to the title, does the high and Llovd King (10 f A going rough Virginia. as the Cavaliers their own tournament with most cireles for a successful The slate of teams for next year has already been finalized and work has begun on the °70 edition Bavlor 19 Virginia 61 itlis WAY j t Carolina coach Tom Quinn gives a Tew UNTIL THE END—East Carolina's team during the ourse of the ill-fated match with Vir s)he closing minutes of the ittentively are Pirates Jim Modlin, Ric hard Keir, Earl dashed the Buc hopes of copping Miller, and Jim Gregory The Cavaliers, final contest. 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Air Force 7. Cornell University 8. Delaware Uni. AKC Registered Black Labrador Retriever puppys. Sired from Field trial and Show champions. Excellent field stock from large type hunting Labradors. None better for hunting waterfowl but work well with upland game birds also, Call 752-4847 Rosetemie cece eri petonni pinlat ns hd Ey ichard Keir Al Kroboth their Jim Gregory and R 25) for the action. defeating Bues Defeat Bulldogs For Conference Win third 75-64. Bucs won the Bulidogs by d scoring Keir Thompson rebounding Pirates \ d confer defeat- > Citadel by 75-64. 5. Thompson a bbed games. Slow Start creene tened to h half was 9-9 minutes their total 16 with 8:01 lead. there, 1:10 lef Howevet! team ly doubled read board go with From itscored > Bulldogs by 29 halftime half 14-13 to t i loppy lead Half The Cold Shooting Citadel percent 11 of 35 charity » better, hit on while Fast stripe the Bulldogs hi Thomp on top 33-33 within three ee-point Modlin lead three pointer back Stretch Tead then arted veral > Cita- 12-0 snu 59 tno 20 closer colina 75-64 margin nulled Summary Keir parade each with who had an off night, fine floor play s he passed off for eicht also did ae: > him Thomnson were Gregory Modlin Tam Miller continued Gregory Citadel > Hoover vior 6 William Saturday night in Minges > resurcer and Mary fight with The Citadel’s Tee Mooper and Karl Thompson (22) watch the conference game in four outings by iseun rhe freshme: game 9:50 iA 29: 35 64 F 31 44 — 75 l= (64 Hooper-8, Hirsch- h Taylor-12, Ledbet- Conner-2, Gau, Ponder-2, and ECU - 75) - Collir Thomp on-19, Miller-8, Kei , Gregory- 13, Modlin-13, and McKillop. Remaining 1968-69 Basketball san. 11—William and Mary li—University of Richmond 1s—Marshall University 20—Virginia Military Institute 25—St. Francis College 30—St, Peter’s College Feb. 4 8—St. Francis College 10—George Washington University 13—University of Richmond 15—Fairfield University 18—The Citadel 22—Virginia Military Institute 27, 28, and March 1—Southern Conference Tournament Youme XLIV Buccannets shows form as she dives into the Minges natatorium board. Carolina’s meter Bast three 00 Swimming Team Wins rst Victory Of The Year 1:23.02 200-yd Vimming team swam yeal tyle-Orrell E ODC) obDe 56.01 d0-yd ECU- meets ODC Aqua-Buc; State, > powerhou- Confer- season, 24.11 to South Carolina and to N.C again will be Atlantic Medley- (ODC) 2:12.86 Diving-Emerson , (ECU) 190.30 points. Butterfly-Guy, 2:14.19 Individual Beilhart (ODC) 36.06 Brea Jackson, which McNeela One-Mete1 Coast (ODC) 2.32.44 estyle Relay-OD¢ Merritt ence. obdCc) 400 vd mick, 31.49 meet > Aqua-Bucs won including built cruising their f the 12 events 200-ya ope) x event lead Summary: 400-yd (Downey, Donohue} 1000-yd they Up a (ECU) 38-14 Relay ECU, n, Hartman, al Medley aoe i Se ay alifying Regio Bow ting round (ECU) (OD- Kruzel 1 Walsh, style is : collegiate sponsored by the Association of lege Unions — International Charlotte men’s bowling nament under Lanes through )-22 1968 Union i tournament men’s teams Saturday, January t Carolina > local hed ule Greenville, lamen } ring both college Richmond, which South bowl women ietermine Greenville, TT : Tennessee Lexington, Loretto, Jersey City, N. J. Johnson City, Greenville, N. Washington, D. C. Greenville, Greenville, Greenville, Greenville, N. C. e@ 3-HOUR SHIRT SERVICE e@ 1-HOUR CLEANING Hour Glass Cleaners DRIVE-IN CURB SERVICE Tenn. 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A led Monda too Jate to mal University I special meeting 1 I action can ion by th a Decembe u laced a tente the f composi f y the 8 1 sho serves of the B« the contr vtion to pk tentative 01 co-editor ¢ ial emphas that the ¢ the IBM ¢ ! the final d B intil a mee Ch holidays. € North Car cor n which t det vt of the party may ment order I kis’ motion \ to. indicate nature of the order al for a final d B nd for the f decision +t I ire yticmn WAS ise of the ‘K ates that el ne r delivery n since the prc 5 » the r felt that th ‘ rarter Wwol tir the chang { der was p t ery, still f le final votes lecislature Tocker Nt took the Ww nilifving the Dec ver 17 meeti ft yn at the r of legislature, foll ipvroval | duce yy lJegislabor wl vould place cor inl power 1 ns. Robinson, in intre ti the legisla tl was not t ine to th f the Pub of \ 1e 1S a M! to Snei i Bill Richa ] Cherr f iddressed fror position a g citing the L t the Publics one he causes | y fucker Says ! D Tucker sa here was a meeting, Je Dr. Rober M Sorenson Ov! t ean of Stud ar Alexander, a wi t present”? St ad tha ed thet the _ ublicat ing } been hel t f RBuecane for condneting of } I er also op ! noroval tion | r appo! fe Ira Baker t the Roord, because { rd meetins Dr er said he Mr. Boke hould nt until ' vere ful Ric n said : Governn rT nt David L! Dr. Tuc the