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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1978-03-02_Vol43_No23_11

MARCH 2, 1978/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN IPAQE 11 Classified Ads Classified Ads is a weekly feature of the Western Carolinian. This service is tree to all who wish to submit ads. Ads must be received by 5 p.m. Wednesday to appear in Thursday's edition, and should be mailed to The Western Carolinian, P.O. Box 66, Cullowhee, or Joyner 10. We will not accept ads by telephone. Ads should by typed or legibly written and will be accepted on a space-available basis. Unless otherwise specified, ads will appear for three consecutive issues, then will be removed. 1<nst and Found LOSTD Billfold. Bone with brocade inlay. Desperately need my driver's license and ID. Please return to info desk at UC. LOSTD Set of keys on plain key chain between McKee and Stillwell. Reward. If found, please contact Celeste Carson at PO Box 740 or turn in to Post Office. Key chain has four keys on it, one of which is very small and cannot be duplicated. LOSTD Possibly in Stillwell. A Sharp calculator. Thin black case, blue front, white back, green readout. Please contact Karen Beauvais, 216 Helder. phone 709. FOUNDDA gold signet ring was found February 28 at the Infirmary. Owner may claim by calling 293-5517 and identifying initials on ring. DA large black and white collie has been found on Long Branch Road at Queen's Apartments. He was hit by a car last Thursday and is recuperating in Apartment 2. Anyone having any information about this dog please call 293-5985. Services Student needs workDHome and rental service— remodeling: painting, repairs, clean-up, hauling, yard and tree services. Call 586-8547 after 6:30 p.m., ask for Larry Hardin. DBabysitting jobs wanted for weekends. Have own transportation and will work days or nights. Contact Upward Bound between 8 and 5. Ask for Janet Denton. Wanted WantedD Anyone selling Mary Kay Cosmetics. Please call 293-7729. Wanted to buyDOld comic books. Call 293-5672 after 5 p.m. WANTEDDFamily with teen-age daughter to host 15-year-old English girl July 26-August 20. Home without indoor cats or dogs preferred. Call Mrs. Nelson, British-American Exchange Program, 293- 9510. DI collect clear glass for recycling. Bring me your glass. Call Monte Phillips at 586-8564 after 5 p.m. DOld toys and trains. Top prices. Contact Jay at 293-5012 after 5 p.m. For Sale DSST CB radio with side band and antenna. Cost $250, will sell for $100. Also Cobra 138 CB radio with side band and antenna. Cost $250, will sell for $100. Call 293-9471. DSkateboard, Santa Cruz 5 ply, 27" deck, four Powell Bones wheels, two Phoenex trucks. Best offer, all very new. Contact Tom at 586-6889 after 4 p.m. DCustom Pillows, sofas and chairs. Lots of colors. Must see to believe. Call 293-9471. DNorth Face Down Vest (large). Call Monte Phillips at 586-8564 after 5 p.m. IHann Slalom C-l. Excellent condition. $100. Call Monte Phillips. 568-8564 after 5 p.m. DChest of drawers. 48" x 36", in good condition. $18 or best offer. Call 586-5989 after 5 p.m. DG-50A Yamaha acoustic guitar plus case. Fairly new. hardly used. If interested call 586-5989 after 5. Conn Director trumpet. 10 years old, an antique. In mint condition. Comes with music stand and beginning music books. Call Craig at 293-7774 ater 5 p.m. on weekdays only. D 15'/2 foot Glastron boat. 1974, 135 hp Johnson motor, long trailer. Like new, call or see Kenny at Buchanan's Phillips 66, East Main Street, Sylva. DPioneer SX-450 stereo receiver. Excellent condition. Perfect for the person just starting in high fidelity. Call Craig at 293-7774 after 5 p.m. on weekdays only. DNokona baseball glove. Left handed model, excellent condition. $45. come by Benton room 69 or call Gene at Pioneer eight-track player-recorder and Panasonic Mini Cassette player-recorder. Both were bought one month ago. both in excellent condition. Call 293-3209. after 5 p.m. weekdays and ask for Rick. DStart a stamp collection or add to yours! Postage stamps for collectors. U.S. and foreign albums and all stamp accessories on hand. Over 30.000 to choose from. Take home or to your dorm on approval. Call or write Herbert Schullman, Rt. 66, Box 20-s, Cullowhee, N.C. 28723. Phone 293-5197. Panasonic black and while TV, 12" screen. Two months old, $100. Call Joel Tigner at 293-3290. Cold rug. 10' x 14' with pad, $20. Also boy's bicycle. $20. Call 293-5476 after 5 p.m. Large Jan Spun alumtnun. frame backpack. Two main compartments, five /ippered pockets. Holds up to KM) lbs ol gear. Excellent condition, will take $50 or best offer. It interested contact Leslie at 293-7601. [WO AR-2ax2 speakers, good coiiililion; will sell for $100 or trade for item of equal yaluc; please write P.O. Box 1869 Cullowhee. Pets Pappus: two male, on.' female—mother pure bred Boston terrier. $10 each, t> weeks old. Call 293-5476 after S p.m. Due to financial circumstances, must sell 10' ; month old male, black & rust Doberman Pinscher. Very good stock, (grandad placed 2nd in international weight competition) among other numerous awards in his bloodline. Write John Turner, P.O. Box 1357. $150 firm. II.ill Cocker Spaniel puppies. Six males and one female. $10- Ready to go. Paper-trained. Call Murray or Caryn al 293=9N63. Great Valentine's presents. Moss' \pts.. River Road, Apt. 6. Free puppiesL:Four German Shepherd females; three broyvn with black patches and one black yvith brown feel. Call 293-7318 for more information. Housing FOR RENTDLarge, two bedroom furnished trailer. Three minute walk from Cullowhee Post Office. On hill behind Harrill dorm. Available now. Call 293-5861 after ■5 p.m. WANTEDDRoommate to share 3 bdr. 70 x 12 trailer, two full baths. $55 per month plus utilities. Call Tim Starling. 293-5956. Florida family wishes to visit mountains in July or' August on an exchange or rental basis. Family of five: tyyo adults; girl, 15; boy. 11; girl. 7. Their home near Hollywood and Ft. Lauderdale has four bedrooms. dining living area, kitchen, two baths, utility room, carport, pool. Airconditioned, dishwasher, yvasher/ diver. (Note: one dog. two cats, two rabbits). Contact Mrs. John Hughes, 101 N.W. 189 St.. Miami. Fla. 33169. Phone 305-652-8663. Job Opportunities Counselors for Carolina co-ed summer camp mid June to mid August. Only clean-cut conservative college students need apply. For information/application write: Camp Pinewood. 1801 Cleveland Rd. Miami Beach. Fla. 33141. DImmediate openings for career opportunities to counsel children in the wilderness. Representatives from the Jack and Ruth Eckerd Foundation will be on campus for interviewing on March 9 and 10. Please contact the Placement Office in the CAP Center at 293-7170 for information and interviewing schedule. DConscientious student who is interested in statistical inference, quantitative analysis, marketing, and applications of canned EDP programs (SPSS. etc.). Hard work, low pay, but a fantastic opportunity to obtain background and experience working with real world- business applications of the above. Contact Bill Manck. CIML, b37. Forsvth. College junior or senior to be area representative. Will be working with professional clients. Can perform at own discretion. Very good income, male or female. Send brief resume to Consolidated College Placement, PO Box 311. Mars Hill. N.C. 28754. Positions at the Cherokee Children's HomeD Full-Time Houseparents: Salary, $126/week and room, board, retirement program and workmen's compensation, 6 days leave every month. Requirements: Experience with natural or foster children plus a desire to obtain training at our expense. Duties: Care of eight boys which includes food preparation and organization of house chores; problem solving with and discipline of children. Usually- assisted by a cottage aid five days a week. Substitute Houseparents Salary: $21/day, room and board and workmen's compensation. Requirements: Experience with natural or foster children plus a desire to obtain training at our expense. Duties: Care of eight children between ages of 8-17. Food preparation; general household, assisted by a cottage aid. Usually work from two to six days a month. Phone or write Gilliam Jackson at 497-9156. Cherokee Children's Home, Cherokee, NC 28719. Applications mav be picked up at the Boys Club or Social Service Dept: Automotive DChevy Impala 1970 two door coupe. Less than 500 miles on new radial tires. Mechanically sound, needs some bodywork. $400 or best offer. Call 586-5989 after 6p.m. VW Squareback with sunroof, $800. Phone 293-5828 after 4 p.m. Pmto. 1974, 2000 cc. automatic trans, way too many extras to list. Musi see to appreciate, best offer oyer $1800. Call Doug at 586-6884. Chevrolet Impala 1970two dinir coupe. New radiais. needs bodywork but is in good mechanical condition. or best offer. Call Do! Pearsall at 586 59*9, Honda CB 450. 1974, brown, new tires. Clean, $800. Helmet included, contact Doug Hawkins, Box 2290 Cullowhee Chevrolet Monte Carlo, 1971, automatic, air. bucket seals, new tires, yery good condition. S1375. Call 29.V203 or "'204 from #-5 p.m. liuick Skylark. 1970. with AC. radial tires, good condition. $500. Must sell. Telephone after 6 p.m. 293-5761. Volvo PV444. 1958. runs very well and has good interior. Needs paint and minor work. $395. Also Volvo wagon in very good condition. 586-6725. D\o 15 inch stock five lug Ford wheels. Good condition. Both for $10. Call 586-2681. Tionda 750K. 1974, four cylinder motorcycle. For more information call 586-2681. No trades. Yamaha CT-175. 1970, excellent condition. Call {91 1209, after 5 p.m. weekdays and ask for Kick. A nnouncements ATTENTION Anyone with a complaint or comment on Graham Infirmary can put it, in writing, in the mailbox Of Sen. Tim Sikes in the SGA offices, second floor of Ihe I I DThe English Department will present Franco Zeffirelli's production of "Romeo and Juliet," Thursday at 8 p.m. in Stillwell G-3. Admission will be 50 cents. DThe WCU Cloggers meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Reid Dance Studio. We want new people to join the fun. Never clogged? We teach beginners as well as work yvith old pros. All are welcome! Do you think you know what good teaching is?DIf so, . ast your nominations for the Distinguished Teaching Award 1978. Feb. 27-Mar. 3, from 9-5 at the round lesk. 2nd floor UC. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship meets Sundays at 7 p.m. in Joyner building. Everyone welcome! there will be an Amnesty International meeting Monday night in Hoey Auditorium directly after the Forum. Bob Mauer from the national office will speak to the group. For more info, contact Bobby Cochran, ext. 695. DStudent Council for Exceptional Children will meet Monday at 6:30 in Killian 114. Concert Saturday' Arlene Kesterson yvith Marc Pruett and the New Day Country Band. 8 p.m.. Hoey Auditorium, admission is $1. DAII students planning to student teach fall semester. 1978 are required to attend one of the following meetings: March 6 or March 7, 5 p.m.. K 112. Trace Your RootsDGeneology instruction for beginners provided by Dirk Van Gils of the sociology department. Will meet 7 p.m. March 5th in the UC Catamount room. Materials provided, all are welcome. Interested in building scenery or sewing costumes?D The University Players could use your help backstage of the Little Theater in Stillwell on their next major student-directed production, "The Royal Family," Come by the office at 123 Stillwell or the Little Theater any afternoon and offer your energy. To all studentsr Tf you wish to fill out a traffic appeal, please pay careful attention that you fill out all indicated areas on the two forms, fill out a request for defense council and include your correct name and address. SGA's Attorney General is aksing for your cooperation in this matter in order to offer a more efficient service to vou in the traffic courts. DThe Student Association of Government and Legal Affairs will have a meeting on Wednesday. March 8th at 4 p.m. in room 15. McKee. This is a general meeting for all members, including the mini UN delegations. If you cannot attend, please leave a message for Rob Wood in the Political Science office. The health, physical education and recreation department will conduct a Hunter Safely Instructor's Course in cooperation yvith the North C arolina Wildlife Resource Commission in room 20 of Reid Gym. at 4 p.m. on March 16. Anyone interested is invited to attend. Riders Ride needed to Winston-Salem March 10th. Can leave anytime after noon. I'll be glad to help with gas money. Please call 293-7707. and ask for Mary. Leave a message if I'm not there. NEEDEDD A ride to Greensboro this weekend (Mar 3). Contact Chip Hammond at 254 Benton ext. 755. If I'm not there, leave a message. Will share expenses, of course. Ride needed to Greensboro Friday. Can leave at 2 p.m. Will help with expenses. Call Jane at 602. Rm. 221.

The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.

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  • Western Carolina University
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• Date
  • Date original: 1978-03-02
  • Date digitized: 2018-08-27
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  • Dimension: 22" x 16"
  • Pages: 16 pages
• Subject - Topic
  • College student newspapers and periodicals
  • Cullowhee (N.C.) -- Newspapers
  • Universities and colleges -- North Carolina -- Cullowhee -- Newspapers
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  • Jackson County (N.C.)
  • Cullowhee (N.C.)
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  • Western Carolina University
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  • WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1978-03-02_Vol43_No23
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  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library