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  • Western Carolinian/November 11, 1982 7 Umstead Act From page 1 bad for the university, and they no longer wish to put stock in the bookstore that is carried by local stores, except a few gift items that are there as a convenience to the student. The Umstead Act does make specific exception, such as the University bookstore exception just outlined, and the operation by the university system of inns. True enough, the service can be abused by outside individuals, who use the University Inn purely to save money. The effect on local business from these abuses is probably minimal. The possible harm is that Hardee's loses the sale of a hamburger and a Coke or that an area motel is out of one night's paying guests, but the total difference that these examples makes in a year's time makes them seem inconsequential. These points were discussed at length at a meeting between University Administrators and the CCFE on September 28. This meeting brought some understanding to both sides, and much was accomplished. Many questions were raised and answered or shelved until the university could obtain more information. These questions will be answered as the university gets the facts, or corrects any faults. The university feels that they are not in violation of the Umstead Act and that they never were. In the interest of community relations, however, the university is willing to open dialogue about merchants' concerns. So, all in all, what could have been some very damaging allegations against the university have been averted. The incident has made the university take a look at what it is doing and how its actions affect community relationships. This has opened a line of communication between the university and local businesses. Hopefully, this rapport will keep situations such as this from happening again. PUSH From page 1 units is like. Both brothers agreed that it was a very "learning experience." Myers, alter attending the facility, said, "What I saw at the institution really encouraged me to get the fraternity more involved in aiding PUSH." Myers went on to say that Pi Kappa Phi would also like for the students at Western to become more involved bv partaking in the PUSH activities. The PUSH organization has placed a number ol experimental units in several states PISH plans to add approximately ten new units this year. On September 24 of this year, a unit was donated in Nashville, lennessee Myers mentioned that his fraternity is considering sponsoring a basketball tournament in the spring to support PUSH. Those interested are encouraged to participate and enjoy themselves, while helping a ClassifiedsClassi handicapped child to improve his capabilities Ihe toui teams which participated in the PUSH Bowl over the weekend were the Braves, the Bolts, Northeast All-Stars, and the American Dreams. I he American Dreams walked away with first place honors, a team tiophv and individual trophies, b> defeating the Braves 20-14 in overtime. Ihe Braves, along with the Northeast All-Stars, who finished thud, received individual trophies also Proceeds donated to Pi Kapp PUSH exceeded $150. Ihe fraternity would like to extend its thanks to Budweiser of Svlva. Coca-Cola ot Asheville. the WCl Intramural Department for the equipment. Bob Crowley-Helderwood Area Coordinator. Pi Kappa Phi 1 ittle Sisters and the PUSH Bowl participants. Overall, the PUSH Bowl was a success and the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity is to be congratulated for its efforts in supporting a virtuous cause. CULLOWHEE CAFE Open Weekdays 7:00-9:00 Open Saturdays 7:00-3:00 Open Sundays 10:00-2:00 Cullowhee's Best Eatin'for 35 years ( lassified ad messages should be typewritten or clearly printed, and should contain a current phone number or mailing address. The fee for this service is SI /first 50 words for general public and S2/first 50 words for business and commercial ads. The service is free to all students with a valid ID and are run for 3 weeks. Deadline for classifieds is 5 p.m. on Tuesday for the following Thursday's paper. All ads must be paid for in advance. PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Call 293-5333 Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free, confidential./S TYPING AND TEMPORARY SERVICES: Get professional guaranteed typing at less than SI a page for double spaced copy. Call Barbara J. Smith at 586-8344 today. WE TYPE AN YTHING!/S FIREWOOD FOR SALE: All kinds, small or large. Cut to suit. Call 586-9836. Cut to suit./*** FOR SALE: Woman's levi jacket, size 7-9. Dark blue, Nylon line, rough finished, $35. 586-6827./*** FOR SALE: (amoflage fatigue pants, 32-36 inch waist, 32 inch length. $15. Call 586-6827/*** FOR SALE: Brand new motorcycle helmet. DOT, open face, metal flake, midnight blue with silver trim. $35. 586-6827/••* I HI I : to a good home. Healthy, five-week-old puppies. Vi beagle. Call Barbara at 7317./*** HELP WANTED: $106.80 Daily Earnings working one to three hours a day at home. Your earnings fully guaranteed in writing. For complete details and application please send a stamped, self- addressed envelope to: CSER, P.O. Box 776, Cinton. N. C. 28328/•*« JKG: Thanks for being my friend. I love you! G. <;./**• WANTED: Housemate to share a nearly completed 2 family chalet in /Jgs2Jls& JO^orrru PORTAL PAPER MOON CARDS DILLSBORO N.C. 7\&A Open Tues. - Sat. fjlr" 10:00-6:00 J^i/Ly Closed for lunch ^Custom Jramty J:00-2:00 586-4060 First Baptist Church of Sylva Invites you to join us in Bible Study and worship each Sunday Special college classes provided Transportation provided from 3 points on campus MS Circle Scott Dorm (for Stott. Walker, Leatherwood and Helder) »:25 Harrill parkinf lot (for Harrill. Albrifht, and Benton* »:35 front of Buchanan (for Buchanan. Madison, Robertton. ■nd Reynolds) Dr. John T. Bunn, Partor Mr. Robinaon Min. of Education 5«*-2W3 Bryson City. Must be a non- smoker. Very low rent and private quarters in exchange with chores (wood gathering, cleaning, cooking, etc.) Also have a 1 br. cabin for rent cheap in exchange for help in completing its renovation. Will share ride to WCU. Contact John Adams at WCU math dept. 7385 or 7245 or Bryson City 488- 9701/•• WOODWORK-FRAMING AND BREAD BOXES: Will do framing in oak. pine and barn wood for cross-stich, pictures and portraits. Also, roll-top bread boxes-theideal Christmas gift, reasonably priced. Call about seeing samples or ordering, 227-4083./** CHILDLESS COUPLE SEEKS TO ADOPT PRIVATELY. If you can help us, please contact: W. Kooienga, Rt. 2 Box 166, Leilester. N. C. 28748/** HEY \()t ' Will the person or persons who stole my size 44 Cotrell and Hays Leather Jacket from Thirsty's Saturday nite at least have the decency to mail me my keys? Please? Mail to keys, P.O. Box 1686, Cullowhee, N.C. 28723./** FOR RENT: Rooms at Burch's Place. $150.00 per month. All utilities paid. 34 W. Main St. Downtown Sylva (formerly Hotel Lloyd). Under new management, ph. 586-8813/** CANCELLED: The movie MASH has been cancelled and will be shown on Nov. 30. RHC./* PHOTOS: Give your friends and family a photograph for Christmas. Ocrhe Hill church is offering a package deal on photos—Nov. II and 12. We invite you to come and have your picture made. For additional information, please call Barbara at 586-5037/* FREE TO GOOD HOME: a female, gray kitten, 6 wks old. Very loving. Call 586-2472 after 12 noon./* ROOMMATE NEEDED: 28 year old female needs somewhere to live next semester. Desires close to WCU, cheap rent, and a serious, mature roommate who studies. Call 586-8725/* FOR SALE: 1969 VW Van. Body good, engine rough. $675.00. Also, 1972 Honda Trail Bike. Good running condition. $275.00. Phone 293-3528/* FOR SALE: King size mattress, box springs and frame. Good condition. $80. Call 293-5923/* ROOMMATE NEEDED: Female roommate needed to share two bedroom trailer in Sylva. Vi rent $87.50 and Vi utilities. Call Merrianne after 9 p.m. 586-6594/* FRANKIE: Thanks so much for being my friend. Go for the "Big 26" I know you can do it! I love you. Francine/* FOR SALE: Soundesign AM-FM 8-track stereo with turntable. $85; Craig 4-channel portable scanner, $80; ( lairol Instant Hairsetter hot curlers. $10. Call 293-9598/* $25 REWARD: Diver needed to recover watch from Cedar Cliff Lake. Depth no deeper than twenty feet. Free Air. Please call 293- 5095/* HELP WANTED: Certified Dental Assistant. Experience preferred. Call 586-9672 after 6 for appointment./* (AMP POSITIONS: Physical education instructors, therapists and secretary. Seven week summer camp for dyslexic youngsters, N.C. mountains, teaching or sports experience. Co-ed campers. 10-15 years old. Send resume to Camp Loquastee. 3536 Vest Mill Road, Winston-Salem. N.C . 27103/* On Nov. 18th quitting is a On Nov. 18th we're asking every smoker to quit for 24 hours. And we'll even help. Just ask us for a free "Larry Hagman Special StopSmokfn' Wrist Snappin' Red Rubber Band" You mtghl find that not smoking can be habit-formint< The Great American Smokeout American Cancer Society its Back And If s Better Than Before The Great American Escape Thurs. Nov. 18 3:00-6:00 p.m. Dodson Food, Fun, Prizes, Entertainment Coffee House-Cherokee Room 8-11 Thursday, Nov. 18 Featuring the Tuckasegee String Band MEND WEARS BOOTS. If she's a member of Army ROTC, that's a real compliment. Because she knows that ROTC offers the same opportunities for young women as it does men. In ROTC, she'll have the chance to develop leadership skills and earn money at the same time. After graduation, she'll become an officer in the Army, where she'll get the kind of experience employers value. If your girlfriend wears Army boots, she has a head start on an exciting career after college. For more information, contact Major Ralph Jones 227-7438 ARMY ROTC. BEALLYOUCANBE.
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