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PAGE 18/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/FEBRUARY 22, 1979 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 for three consecutive issues, then will be removed. Lost and Found LOSTi Lady's yellow gold Bulova Accutron with engraving on back, February 15, in or near Hoey. Finder please contact Dr. Sossomon, History, McKee or call 293-5210. Reward. FOUND Outside Belk building last Sunday afternoon: one pocket camera. Owner can call at Forsyth room 215 (graduate school) to identify and collect. REWARD $20-lost 2/19/79 gold woman's wedding band of UNEXPRESSABLE sentimental value. Irreplaceable. PLEASE HELP! Call 227-4027, Lisa. FOUND: toboggan and scarf in vicinity of Belk. Call 4366. LOSTi a 1977 Pisgah High School class ring with initials A.E.D. inside band. If found please call Ann Davis at 227-6715 or bring by Helder after 6 p.m., $15 reward. LOST or STOLEN AT LAMBDA CHI HOUSE, light gray levi jacket, two meal tickets in pocket. Reward offered. Call 293-9069. Pets LOSTI iLarge, friendly dog (Shepherd, Husky mix), lost in Caney Fork area. Has collar and name tag. Answers to "Pax." Reward offered. Call 293-5498 after 6 p.m. Automotive D1977 Datsun pick-up, 5 speed, long bed, excellent condition. Need a van or passenger car for trade. Call 586-8547 after 5 p.m. 1976 Yamaha 500 XY Enduro, 4,000 miles, excellent condition. Call 293-3263. I IVenture travel trailer, sleeps eight. Fully equipped, gas/electric refrigerator, lined curtains, gas range, radial tires. Excellent condition, like new. Call 293-9703 after 5 p.m. D1973 Ford Gran Torino Sport P.S..P.B., Auto. 351 Cleveland. $1795. Call 227-4765. D1972 Chevrolet Impala P.S , P.B., AUTO., AIR, 350 cu. in. $995. If interested call 227-4765. D1971 VW fastback. Excellent running condition. Needs some body work. Call after 6 p.m., 293-5996. □ 1966 Buick, Good Condition. Asking $200. Call 293-9495. For Sale WHY PAY THE PRICE OF UNLEADED? 18 new Datsuns run on regular gas. the cheapest, most available gas you can buy "U LnJ l-TUliJ.1! smmi 800 N. MAIN ST. 19A/23BY-PA$S WAYNESVILLE, NC 28786 □ Refrigerators!!! $25-$35 negotiable. Ideal for dorms houses or trailers. Compact and dependable. Call 293-5032. □ Marcoux 45; 45" floor loom, four harness, can add up to four more harnesses. Hard maple and folds up. Daytime call Haywood Technical Institute at 627-2821, ask for Wendy. After 6:30 p.m., call 627-9803, ask for Wendy. □ French horn, Eroika brand, new, no dents. $750. Contact Jim Brown at 293-3476. DTwo cubic loot Bohsei refrigerator. Only been used this spring semester. Two ice trays included. No damage, $90 or negotiable price. Contact Melba at 227-6879. DOne stock Set of exhaust pipes, $40, one seat (stock), $25. Both for kawasaki 900 1974/75 model. Call 524-3066. □ CONN clarinet in good condition, $45. Call anytime at 586-5623. □ Two cabinet speakers. Each with big 10" woofer, one 2%" midrange, and one 2" tweeter. Must sell, $50. Call Chuck at 293-9059 after 6:30 p.m. □ Good used Wurlitzer console organ. Dual keyboards, stops, bench, and a full octave of pedals. Will move and set up. $475. Call 293-9639 and leave number. FOR SALE, Two 15 x 7 ET diamond spoke mag wheels in very good condition with good G60X15 tires and unilugs to fit Chevy. Also small block Chevy 4 bbl intake manifold, 1 4 bbl Holley carb, 2 GM 2 bbl carbs, and late model Chevy 14" wheel cover. Call 293-5144. One twin mattress, $20 and metal roll-away bed frame, $10 or both for $25. Also, 10 speed bike, needs repair, $20. Call Judi at 586-5242. Albums and Tapes for sale or trade. Call Cheryl or Patti at 4940 or visit us at 321 Scott. Two pair Milan ski boots, both size 8V2 med. $30 per pair. Also, one pair Garmisch lace up ski boots, size 8 med., $15; one set Marker turntable ski bindings, $15. Call June at 293-9692. Ski boots, size 8V2, one season old, $20. Call 227-6061. 30-30 Winchester rifle, Model 94. Case, one box ot shells included. $85. Call 293-9027 after 6. Shakespear, 52 in., 45 lb. bow, four razor tip hunting arrows, camoflage sleeve for bow, bow stringer, and glove, $25. Call 293-9027 after 6. Housing FOR RENT One bedroom A-Frame apartment, no children, no pets. References, call 586-8745. $125 per month, available March 1st. FOR SALEi ;Three bedroom ranch house in Sylva. Reduced to $26,900. Call 293-5656. FOR RENT: One bedroom, unfurnished apartment, within walking distance of campus, $75 per month. Call 293-5442. FOR RENTi iTwo bedroom apartment, furnished on riverbank. $85 monthly, male only. Call 293-9748. FOR RENTI ;One mile from WCU, two bedroom partially furnished house, all electric. To couple or responsible adults. No pets. Available now. Call 586-2934. TRAILER FOR RENT' Call 293-9032. Won fed WANTED TO BUY! iAny old or new movie posters. Especially Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds posters. Call Paul at 227-4585. ! ' I collect clear glass and only aluminum for recycling. Call Monte Phillips after 5 p.m. at 586-8564. $100 to the first person who can give us any one of these numbers for A&P bingo: 915, 946, 972 or 904. Call anytime, 293-9798. WANTED! I Four track, reel-to-reel tape recorder. TEAC model 2340 or 3340 or similiar equipment. Call 586-5283 after 6 p.m. WANTEDI ITwo room sized rugs. Price negotiable. Call John 293-3218. Anyone wanting to give away back issues of: Audubon, Agenda/War on Hunger, Human Nature, National Geographic, Natural History, Oceaneus, Quest 77/78, Smithsonian, or the Wilson Quarterly please call 293-3407 after 5 p.m. or write Box 1427, Oullnwhfte. Job Opportunities WANTED! iLPN or RN to work full or part time. Call Mrs. Culp or Mrs. Sloan at 586-4752 or 586-4848 between 9 and 5 weekdays. □ Earn $250-$500 stuffing envelopes: homework, spare time. For details send $1 and self-addressed, stamped envelope to C.R. Kester, Claridge Lane, Charlotte, N.C.28209. BECOME A COLLEGE CAMPUS DEALERLSell brand name stereo components at lowest prices. High profits; No investment required. For details contact: FAD Components, Inc. 65 Passaic Ave., P.O. Box 689, Fairfield, New Jersey 07006, llene Orlowsky 201-227- igOO. Services Sewina done tor reasonable prices; alterations of all kinds Also have fabric (or sale at a discount price. Call loniArgo at 586-5136 in Sylva. Am interested in teaching anyone piano lessons. If interested call David Dennis at the music department and leave a message (227-7242) or In the evenings at 586-6482. Will teach any age or level of difficulty. Will babysit any age in my home or yours. Own transportation. Experienced and reliable. References provided upon request. Reasonable rates. Call 293-5270. Announcements The WCU chapter of NCAE will meet March 7 in Killian 218 at 3:30 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Graduate Reading Tests in French, German, and Spanish will be administered at 10 a.m. on March 22 to MA and MS candidates for whom reading proficiency in a foreign language is required. Candidates are requested to register for the test by March 2 so that suitable material can be prepared and procedures for the test explained. This will be the last opportunity to take these tests for students graduating in May or Auoust 1979 JUNIOR NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCES MAJORS! Interested in a paid summer internship? Want to gain experience working in your major area? Come to a meeting in room 106 Moore Hall at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, February 26 to hear more about it. All Emergency Medical Care, Environmental Health, Medical Record Administration, Medical Technology and Nursing juniors are welcome. The Nomad is now open for submissions. Send photographs, poems, or essays to Nomad, c/o David Hubbs, P.O. Box 1417 Cullowhee, N.C. 28723. There will be a meeting of all persons interested in being on the Nomad staff on Tuesday, February 27 at 4 p.m. in the Cardinal Room on the second floor of the UC. International Student Organization meeting will be held tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the Cherokee Room of the UC. PI LAMBDA PHinWe're a year old now and still growing, so if you want to be a part of something special or just have questions, call us anytime. Skip, 4662 or Guy, 6280. MIZPAH COFFEE HOUSEDLive entertainment every Friday night from 8-11 p.m. located at the Baptist Student Center. PAUSE! lA student-led workshop service is held every Thursday night at 9 p.m. at the Baptist Campus Ministry. Everyone is welcome! Baptist Student Union, 293-9030. Rides RIDE NEEDEDG From Winston-Salem to Cullowhee at end of this weekend. Call Jenny at 293-9526. RIDE NEEDEDDto St. Petersburg, Florida or vicinity for spring break. Glad to share expenses. Please call 227-4027 and ask for Lisa. Ride neededDto Raleigh or Wake Forest area on Friday, March 9. Will share expenses. Please call Ken at 4201. Contacts □ B0B0. Come see me. C.W. □ HELP! I need the use of a '66 or '67 Ford automatic six cylinder. All I need is the use of the transmission fluid dip-stick. I'll even come to you to check it. Please help. Call 227-6226 and ask for Frank at 803-A Harrill. Thanks. t. d. ' s has JAZZ and it's on sale!! $1°« OFF ALL JAZZ ALBUMS HERBIE HANCOCK FEETS DON'T FAIL ME NOW including: You Bet Your Love/Trust Me/Ready Or Not Tell Everybody /Knee Deep GEORGE DUKE FOLLOW THE RAINBOW including Funkin For The Thrill Say That You Will/Corine Straight From The Heart/Party Down open 7 days a week! ONE WEEK ONLY t. d.' s news stand jy and record shop cullowhee
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