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  • THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1976 Contacts and Newsbriefs □ Jim you old dog - Happy Birthday! Love, F ic D. FOR SALEu 1975 Honda 400 Four. Musi sell. Will lake best offer. Contact Phil Nelson at 293-9578. FOR SALE. Kenmore washer, 4 months old, $150, owner moving. Past Harrill Dorm, turn right between the second white house and brick house. Inquire at black and white trailer on lower level after 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. LOSTO Small young black dog with white- markings and red collar. Last seen in campus area. If found, please contact Allen Mortimer P.O. Box 729. Reward. ATTENTION PROFESSORSD Graduate student needs living quarters for the Winter and Spring quarter. Price range: $50-$60. Have no pets and will provide references if necessary. Contact Brad France-Kelly in the special education department. Ph. 293-7310. □ THRILLS! CHILLS! FUN AND EXCITEMENT! Come get the pants scared off you at the UCB's Annual Halloween Fun House! See blood, guts, gore, human sacrifices, strange and alien beings and much more (not to mention weird people). Thursday, October 28 and Saturday, October 30 (the Thursday before and the Saturday after Leon and Mary), from 8 p.m. until 12 midnight (how eerie!), the UCB will entertain and perform for a small fee of 50c-after all, we had to pay for the wood! Come on up and take a look around; you may never return to your normal self. ATTENTIONlJ Undergraduate and graduate early childhood majors: you are invited to join the newly formed Western North Carolina Assoc, for the Education of Young Children which is affiliated with the North Carolina Association for the Education of Young Children in Winston-Salem. The first meeting will be November 4, in Killian 104. Membership dues are one dollar. LOST Ten-month-old dark toy shepherd named Jason, and four-year-old shepherd named Little Bear on October 20 in or around campus. A reward is offered for the return of the dogs to Larry Fernandez, through the psychology department or to Tree Tenneyson at the Canterbury Inn, 293-9644. CAP notes The Counseling,, Advisement, and Placement Center (CAP) wants to keep students aware of what services are being provided. The Counseling component is involved in individual and group counseling and consultation services. Diane Wood has been working closely with residence hall staff and is presently co-leading a group in interpersonal relationships with Buchanan R.A., Kathy Moore. Phil Steinbaugh and Tom Westcott are conducting a Values Clarification seminar for a church group. A Self-Awareness Group for Women is being led by Candi Williams In response to a request for a support group for women who are presently legally separated or divorced. Candi will assist in setting up such a group. If you fall into this category or know of someone who is making this difficult adjustment, contact Candi as soon as possbille. During the coming week. Butch Sanders will begin offering services at Cherokee. There will be an Open House for faculty and staff at the CAP Center on Friday, October 29 between 2 and 4:30 p.m. Remember every day is "open house" for students. Do stop in or call 293-7170 or 2293-7344. THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN FOR SALE : 1965 4 door Buick hardtop I Dillard's Paint and Body Shop. Sylva. Student Nurses Association will meet Monday from 12 to 1 in the Mary Will Mitchell Dining Room ot Brown Cafeteria. All nursing majors are invited. FOR SALE. Toy poodle puppv. white. AK.C registered. Call 586-2675. 1 he Peace One Was nutting scheduled at 7 p.m. Sunday night will meet this week in Forsyth Auditorium instead of Joyner. A film on Urbana, '76. Inter-Vanity's conference on missions, will be presented. Reverend Jackson from Ashes die ssill speak after the film. Koinonia House (Baptist Student Ministry) on the wcu campus is sponsoring a Halloween Carnival Saturday from b tp 9 p.m. for children, preschool to 6th grade. There will be games, prizes, refreshments, a spook house, costume judge-ins, free bingo for adults and lots of fun. Admission is only 25c. Come and enjoy a night of entertainment at Koinonia House. □ The Western North Carolina Association for the Education of Young Children will be at 7:30 p.m. November 4 at WCU in the UC Cherokee Room. The guest speaker ssill be Dr. Betty I . Siegel, ness dean of education at WCU. All persons interested in the education of young children are invited to attend. □ Applications for the Winter Ouarter in South America program must be submitted by November 1. Please note that it is not too late to apply. The deadline will allow one more weekend to confer with parents or guardians and lo make a final decision. Information on the program is available in the department of modern foreign languages office, 103 McKee. where application forms are lo he returned. □ The department of modern foreign languages is offering a course in conversational Cherokee al the extension center in Cherokee this year. The department is in the process of trying to integrate the Cherokee course into its regular program of instruction and ii would be helpful in making a realistic assessment of demand for such a course on eampiis if students interested in enrolling in a course in the spoken Cherokee language would communicate this tact to the department. We would like lo base the following information from potential Cherokee students: name, address, plume number, year iii school, whether you would be interested in taking the course for credit or as an auditor and whether you are a Cherokee or a resident of Cherokee. N.C. If interested, students could send this information to Bill Cook at the Department of modern foreign languages, leave a note ssith the department secretary in McKee 103 or call the department at extension 241. The information would be greatly appreciated. □ Student mugshots will be taken Nov. 1-12 on 3rd floor, UC from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Everyone basing his picture taken will have a chance at a free dinner for two or a free case of beer. Page 11 FOR SALE 10-speed Woman's bike. New Free Spirit. $90. Call 293-5907 after 5p.m. Ihe Western Carolinian cannot publish letters without knowing the identity of the personal responsible for w riling them as a matter of policy . We hasc receised seseral letters this year which were unsigned, carried initials or pseudonyms and could nol publish them. Published was one lelter from Ann Douglas and Nancy Parkins, who, according to WCU files, are nol students. We hase receised a second letter from the pair and want to publish il if the girls will identify thcmsclscs by coming by ihe Carolinian offices in Joyner Monday or Wednesday after 1 p.m. Also receised was a scry interesting Idler from "S.J. led up with liberals." We would like lo print that too, but obviously can't. Names can be withheld from publication upon request, but the editor must know who is writing him. If anyone wants copies of anv of the picture in the 1976 Catamount yearbook, please contact Stokes Gatewood at the Catamount Darkroom, ext. 440 or 243-9907. At 7:30 p.m. on November 5 and 6 in Forsyth Auditorium, the Organization of Ebony Students, in conjunction ssith the department of speech ami theatre arts, will present Herbert III, a one-act by Ted Shine. Since this is a fund-raising project, ad- i is 50 cents. Juniors & Seniors SPECIAL JOSTWS CLASS RING DAY MON. NOV 2 2 pm til 5 pm Only $10.00 Deposit Required ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY UNIVERSITY SUPPLY STORE Teachers' Pet 429 N Main, WaynesviJ/e open 10-5:30 Mon—Sat Announcing a special once a year sale save 10 percent to 30 percent Save 20 percent on ali Instructor Teaching Pictures Save up to 30 percent on Vanguard visuals Save 20 percent on Prentice-Hall task cards. Save 10 percent on all "kid's stuff" books and duplicating books. All "Spice" books now only $4.95. School sale runs through Nov. 13 or while supply lasts. PA RENTS □ Our Christmas Toy Sale has started. Come in Now and save $$$. FREE Layaway. Walkie Talkie Set only $9.99. Super Pro Race Track Reg. $16.98. Only $13.88. Electric Train Set. Reg. $19.98. Only $13.88. Hot Wheels Locomotion. Reg. $6.39. Only $4.99. Sales Book now • •
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