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■ » ■■...«. PAGE 12/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/APRIL 13, 1978 Classified Ads Classified Ads is a weekly feature of the Western Carolinian. This service is free 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 be typed or legibly written and will be accepted on a space-available basis. Unless otherwise specified, ads will appear lor three consecutive issues, then will be removed. Lost und Found LOST OR RIPPED OKI- on 4 12; red folding wallet, well-worn, large black ink spot on back. Need license, papers, pictures especially. Return to 132 Moore or call campus ext. 118. No questions. J. Rominger. FOUND Missouri Diners license. SS# 266-23-3787. Claim at 237-B Stillwell Bldg. FOUNDi iLady's wristwatch, behind Killian, Tuesday p.m. Inquire at Teacher Corps Office, Killian 138. LOST One pair of prescription sunglasses and green and yellow case. If found please turn into desk al UC, Thank you. 1 miss them. LOSI Man's wallet, tan. two -fold. Contains needed identification (Randy Gibson). Lost in Scott dorm area. If fouhd, contact Jennifer, 6th Easl Scott, 293-7730. Reward offered. Thanks. FOUNDf 1 Silver dog tag with inscription "Tim" on front. Found on intramural field behind Reid Gym. Claim by identifying inscription on back. Contact David Burke at ph. 691, room 168. Services Ol would like to teach piano lessons to anyone interested. Music History, Music Theory and Ear-training are included in the lessons. If interested, please contact Pam Richardson through the music department at WCU or at 586-6482 (after 6). Wanted WANTED! 1 Second hand (double) mattress. Call ext. 612 and leave message for Debbie with Julie or Bonnie in mi. 530. Livestock Milk Goats, beautiful French Alpine doe kids, disbudded and on bottles. Stop by or write, James or Sherry Woodham, 423 Baird Cove Rd., Franklin, NC 28723. Housing FOR RENTLlfour trailers, VA miles from WCU. Call 293-9811 after 6:30 p.m. WANTEDD University Apt. to sublet for summer school. 10 week sesson. Call Doyt. rm. 243, #657. WANTEDDHouse for summer or roommate who has house in Tuckasegee area. See Ricky Garrett or call ext. 756, Rm. #272. FOR RENT LI two bedroom house, top location—near campus, $110 per month. Couples only need applv- Ph. 293-9312. Female Roommate WantedDfor this summer. Rent reasonable, within walking distance from campus. If interested call Sandra at 293-7649 (7th floor Walker). FOR RENT Trailers at Tuckasiegee. Call 293-9032. Male trailermate needed for summer. If interested, call 293-5931 and ask for Rob. COMING SOON To The E. Sylva Shopping Center ADJACENT TO THE ABC STORE "The Grapevine" WINE & CHEESE AS WELL AS COCKTAIL MIXES Automotive □ Ford Pinto, 1974, 2 door, excellent condition, 26,000 miles, AM/FM/tape, new tires, air, auto. Call 293-9944 between 5:30 and 7:30, ask for Robert. Mercedes-Benz 2205, 1962. Very good running condition, air, AM/FM/tape, 4 speed. Good body and interior. $895. Call 586-6725. FOR SALE: 1970 Opel GT (mini-vette) 4 cylinder, 4 speed, radials, new brakes, good gas mileage. Call 586-6624 before 10p.m. FORD 4 door 1968. Good mechanical condition, dependable transportation. $250. Call 293-5940. Dodge Dart 1964, $150, Call Chuck at 293-5083. Ford Ranger Truck, 1969. 360 V-8. long bed. burgundy on white, dean, nice, runs very well, 1/4 inch Steel bed. running lights, mirrors and other extras. Call Mark Morris, 293-7763. □ Karman Ghia, 1974, excellent condition, low mileage, steel belted radials, driven only by decrepit. middle-aged preofessor on school days. Call Carpenter al ext. 475 or 399 or 586-4742. Honda 750, 1971, excellent condition. Call 293-9810. Honda 750K, 1974, four cylinder motorcycle, very good condition. For more information, call 586-2681. DOpel Manta, 1974, good condition. Call 293-9810. Honda 175, 1973, excellent condition. Will sell or trade for canoe or boat of equal value. Call 293-9480. M(, Midget 1964. Call 293-5243 after5 p.m. DCar tune ups—new points and plugs, timing and dwell adjusted, carb. adjusted. $10 plus parts. Call 293-9616 after5 p.m. Riders RIDE NEEDEDLTlTo N.Y. City for two persons around April 15. Call Poo Pah at 586-8614. Pets □ AKC registered Doberman pups. Championship bloodline. Very reasonably priced—only $85 (worth $150). P.O. Box 1357, Cullowhee. Eleven month old pure bred, pure black German Shepherd. Has papers and shots. $25. Call Doo Dah at 586-8614. For Sale DFarfisa portable deluxe model. $1300 new—must sell quick—only $375. No marks or cuts, inside also in excellent condition—played very limited amount. A steal for you—a loss to me. P.O. Box 1357, Cullowhee. DOne dinette set (table and four chairs), $15. If interested, contact Sylvia at 293-7491 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. BRAND NEW [J Sony stereo am-fm cassette car radio with two speakers. Call Ron Cline at 293-7682 or 293-7173. [ !Slightly used furniture. Bought new. Brown vinyl, includes sofa, chair, end tables, coffee table, kitchen table and six chairs. Call 293-7756, room 272, ask for Tommy. DWilson T-2000 tennis racket. Almost new. $21. Call 293-9305 or come by 209 A McKee. DKalso Earth Shoes, size 10. Only worn once. Call Doyt, rm. 243, #657. □ Kodak Pocket Carousel 100 Projector. For 30mm slides made with a Kodak Pocket Instamatic Camera. Never used, still in the original packing. Regularly sells for $90. will sell for $45. Call 293-7754 and ask for Donny, room 157. □ Nikon S-B7 mini-binoculars 7 x 15 8 degree Nikkor lens, great for hiking and camping. Contact Bob Sherrer. 122 Albright or Call 293-7784. Trumpet, ex. condition, $60. Also, 32" refrigerator, new $95. Call Steve Mueller at 293-7773. DOne brand new radial tire, size GR 78-14, whitewall, never used. Asking $20. Call Kevin at 787, rm 215. DWhite General Electric refrigerator, 12 cu. ft. Like new. $200 Phone 293-7499 between 8 and 5, after 5 call 293-9463. IMHomelite XL12 chainsaw, like new. Call 293-9810. □ Must sell—speakers: One pair WXL's or two AR-2ax's. Good deal for $100 per set. Call Mike Odom. 293-5847. Contact Lens Wearers Save money on your brand name hard and soft supplies. Send for free illustrated catalog. CONTACT LENS SUPPLY CENTER 341 E. Camelback Phoenix, Arizona 85012 Counselors for private Carolina Co-ed Summer Camp, mid June to mid August. Only clean cut conservative college students need apply. Camp Pinewood, 1801 Cleveland Rd. Miami Beach, Fla. 33141 tiConair hair dryer. 1200~watts, brand new. Contact Ssun'shine^kate Board with California Slalom trucks ana Sims wheels. Broken in very well, $25. Contact David Burke at ph. 691, room 168. .Fisher Papa Bear Wood Stove, 1 season old. Call Job Opportunities Croup Home Manager needed for residential program for severely and profoundly retarded adults in Raleigh: experience required; ltve-.n position; $13,000 per vear with benefits. Send resume to Family Homes of Wake Countv, Inc.. P.O. Box 682. Cary, N.C. 27511. Poll-time and part-time employment available in residential program for severely and profoundly retarded adults in Raleigh; experience preferred. Send resume to Family Homes of Wake County, Inc., P.O. Box 682. Cary, N.C. 27511. I ooking for loose, improv. piano player for female into blues. Call Anne, 586-6980. A nnouncements □Amnesty International will have a meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in the Dogwood room of the UC. ANYONE WHO LIKES BARBEQUEDPi Kappa Alpha will have a barbecue with "beverages" provided at the Pika House on Speedwell Rd. on Thurs., April 20. Starting time is 5 p.m. Tickets are on sale now. For more infor, call 293-5032. EVERYONE IS INVITED. On Friday April 21 the University Center in conjunction with Brown Cafeteria will again sponsor a dinner on the lawn in front of the UC. The menu will consist of hot dogs, Bar-B-Que, baked beans, slaw, potato salad, cokes and brownies. Dinner will begin at 4:30 p.m. The dinner is free for those with meal tickets and $1.75 for those without. TEACHER INTERVIEWSDfor the 1978-79 school year with the Bennettsville, SC school system will be held April 20 in K 218. Sign up in Teacher Placement Office, K-228. PHOTOS □ Anyone wanting reprints of photos from back issues of The Western Carolinian should contact the photo lab at #440 or come by in the afternoon. There will be a nominal printing fee. □ Recruiters from 10 school districts will be on campus April 28 interviewing prospective teachers for the 1978-79 school year. Sign up for interview in K 228. □ "Death Penalty and Crime" (Vol. 1) and "Inflation, Stock Price and Housing Cost" (Vol. 2), by Professor Kilman Shin of the Department of Economics and Finance of WCU are now available at the WCU Book Supply Store. □ "Lazy Lakers" Reunion softball game tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Meet at intramural field behind Belk, bring mitt, mug and money please. ATTENTION □ Anyone with a complaint of comment concerning the Univ. Book Rental and Supply Store, please submit it to P.O. Box 1029, Cullowhee by April 15. This is a student group. □ Anyone who boxed in the TKE matches and is interested in buying pictures of themselves, please contact Marc Jones or Blair Ellis at 293-7743 or Rick McDaniel at 293-7753. Tenor William Reynolds will sing in recital April 20 at 8:15 p.m. in Hoey Auditorium. On the program will be Schumann's complete "Dichterliebe," three pieces from "King David," by Honegger, and works by Morley and Mozart. Reynolds will be accompanied by Miriam Ball. Western Carolina will climax its spring football drills in preparation for the 1978 season tonight with the annual Purple-White Spring Game. Kickoff time for the intrasquad scrimmage will be 7:30 p.m. at E.J. Whitmire Stadium and the game is open to the public free of charge. Instead of pitting the offensive and defensive units against each other, WCU's coaching staff will hold a player draft to decide the two squads and will have honorary coaches from the university administration at the helms. Western has emphasized fundamentals and work on its running game and spring drills and head coach Bob Waters has been pleased with the progress. Contacts □ Happy 20th birthday, Kim. May you have many more. Love always, Don. □ Happy Birthday Steven. I love you, Angela. □ Happy 20th David. Love, Angie. WORK IN JAPAN! Teach English conversation. No experience, degree, or Japanese required. Send long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for details. Japan-574, 411 W. Center, Centralia, WA 98531.
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