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  • Page 10/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/June 14, 1979 Classifieds 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 LOST! :large white female shepherd-mix dog, with 10 week white puppy with brown patch on left eye. Lost in area at 441 flea market. Reward offered. Call 586-8892. LOST:Dog, male Boxer in Cullowhee. Reward--$25. Call Roy Thompson at 293-3207 or 227-7492. FOUNDD One pair of ladies prescription sun glasses at Kel-Save Drug Store in Cullowhee. Call 293-9522 , LOSTD Male SHEPHERD/collie?, three months old, brown, black and tan with a white tip on his tale. Wearing a white flea collar and answers to the name "Herman." Missing since June 3 from upper Tilley Creek Road. Reward offered, call 293-9371. Automotive d/1968- Ford Falcon, 2 door, new engine with only 15,000miles. Needs a tune up. Good dependable transportation. Must sell as soon as possible. I350 or best offer. Call 293-5535. DAudi-Fox, 4-door, standard transmission, 50,000 miles, sun roof, AM-FM radio, radial tires, excellent gas mileage, very clean, $2,500, call 293-5471. □ 1977 Skamper Camper, 15 feet, perfect condition, sleeps seven, canvas awning, sink, gas stove-furnace- refrig., door step, independent electrical system, water reservoir, and spare tire, $2,800, call 293-5471. For Sale Pets QAKC registered black and rust Doberman Pinschers, championship bloodlines, serious inquiries only, $100 each. Call 479-8922. FREE TO GOOD HOMED Two male black and tan beagles, good hunters, but need training. Call 293-5736 anytime. CUTE PUPPYD Free to good home, call 293-3477. FREE KITTENS! One male and one female, seven weeks old. Call 293-3363. FOR SALED Maytag washer, $100., 30 inch electric range, $85 in excellent condition. Dresser and mirror. $65, three piece light bedroom suit with bookcase bed $100, good condition. Call 586-2934. FOR SALEDSIx bundles (2 squares) ot shingles. These red shingles are enough to cover carport or shed. Call 293-5512 before 7 p.m. □ Weed Eater-TORO Heavyduty.1100 ft. extension, used four times, like new, $50.00, call 293-5471. □ VW floor mats-black, front and back, soft cocoa rubber, excellent condition, $10.00, call 293-5471. □ Standard Underwood Typewriter in excellent condition. $50. Call Elaine at 227-7307 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 586-5811 after 5 p.m. FOR SALEDTexas Instruments SR-40 calculator with adaptor. Inquire in the Speech and Theatre Arts Department or call 586-8403 after 5 p.m. FOR SALEQ 15 foot aluminum canoe. $175 firm. Call 293-3346. FOR SALEO One pair of Jensen Coaxial Speakers (20 oz.) with five year guarantee. $28. Call 293-5837. I 'Masterwork stereo with Garrard turntable, AM-FM mpx stereo radio, 8-track tape player, and two speakers (can take four). $100. Call 293-5029 eveninqs or weekends. For SaleDVito 88T Silver Trumpet with trigger. Excellent condition. $275. Call 293-9456 after 5 p.m. Job Opportunities D Snack Bar for lease at Gorgarama Park in Nantahala Gorge. Call (704) 497-9412 at night. DThe Summer Program for Gifted Students is now takina applications for counselors, PE instructors, gymnastics instructors, and tennis instructors for the summer program. For information and applications contact either the CAP Center or call 7249. Housing ROOMMATE NEEDEDDto share two bedroom apartment one mile from campus during summer months (May-August). $75 per month plus electricity. Call anytime after 5 p.m.—293-3388. FOR RENTDone mile from WCU, two bedroom partially furnished duplex apartment, centrally heated. To couple or responsible adults. No pets. Available May 7. Call 586-2934. WANTED TO RENTD House or two bedroom apart^ ment for summer sessions. Phone 919-781-2845 or write F. Koontz, 415 Yarmouth, Raleigh, N.C. 27608. FOR RENTD House, 21/2 miles from campus, three bedroom, kitchen supplies furnished, on one acre, $150 per month. Mature adults only. Phone 586-2578 nights. MATURE, RESPONSIBLE, GRADUATE couple want to rent or housesit for one year beginning fall semester. Contact 293-5377 or 293-5670. FOR RENT jSvateapartment on riverbanK, "foTreTtV^rffir^'Sb^nome ovJ.ooK.nfl riSJ on own private lot, secluded. Phone 293-9334 after pnf^RENTDThree bedroom mobile home on own sSuded lot iihreTml.es from campus. Call 293-9334 FOR SALEi : House near college. Produces income, call FOR93RENTLIFurnished garage apartment with two bedrooms, available June 1 1979. One block ,r0m Mam Street in Sylva. Electric heat. Call 586-2966. FOR RENTD2 bedroom apt., furnished (stove & refrig.) for $150. Only available for sublease in JJune and July. Contact Bob Parker or Shirley Simpson at Sylva Hardware. No children or pets please, please. FOR RENTDTwo room s at $80 per month. No seperate utilities, private bathrooms, share kitchen and laundry facilities Call 293-9498 after 5 o.m. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share two bedroom furnished townhouse apartment one mile from WCU. $115 per month plus electricity. Write P.O.Box 358, Cullowhee, N.C. 28723. FOR RENTD Office or small business space 16 x 27 ground floor, Main Street, Sylva, N.C. Ample parking. Call 586-4216. Services PAUSED A 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. ■ —, □ WILL DO ANY type building job: repairs, remodel sun deck, etc. Price very resonable. Leave phone number at Jeff Herrington, General Delivery, Cullowhee, N.C. 28723. TYPING IN MY HOMED Former English major and an excellent speller, I will do fast, neat, and accurate typing here at Lake Junaluska. Usually one-day service. It's worth the trip. Call Wanda at 456-3747. Do vou know your Rising Sign?DFind out from your own personal Astrological Birthchart. Call 586-8547. Announcements WANTEDD Four person lightweight backpacker's tent. Phone 586-5887 after 5 p.m. WANTEDD large softball glove, decent shape, discrim- inating buyer. Call 586-8892 nights. □ 15 passenger van leaves Waynesville at 7:15 a.m. and arrives in'Cullowhee at 7:50 a.m. Coffee stop in route. Leaves Cullowhee at 5 p.m. and arrives in Waynesville at 5:35 p.m. Limited Space. Call Jim Clemens at 227-7226 or 235-8671 or Bill Williams at '227-7224. LFT'S GO FLYING!!!!! If you would like to take anl Airplane ride, give me a call and we'll split the cost. David Curtis. 293-9498 or 227-7267. From page 1. works will be James E. Dooley. In "L' Histoire du Soldat" the part of the soldier will be read by John Slater and that of the devil by John Davlin. "An Entertainment" will be repeated at 3p.m. Sunday at the John C. Campbell Folk School at Brasstown and at 8:15p.m. Tuesday in the Fine Arts Center at Franklin. The Festival Orchestra will journey to Cashiers Saturday for a 5:30p.m. pop concert on the grounds at High Hampton Inn. The Hampton Learning Center will be local host for the concert, which will be free to the public. The Festival Orchestra will return to Cullowhee at 8:15p.m. Sunday for a performance in WCU's Music Recital Hall. The program will include Mozart's Symphony No. 41, the "Jupiter" symphony, "Pastoral d'Ete" by Honegger, and "El Amor Brujo" by da Falla. Joyce Farwell will be the mezzo-soprano soloist in the da Falla work. Oltman will conduct. Soprano Jeanette Lombard will present a recital at 8:15p.m. Monday in the Music Recital Hall, performing arias and songs by Vivaldi, Debussy, von Webern, Copland, Barber and Verdi. Her accompanist will be Barbara Dooley. Miss Lombard is a familiar face to area concert goers. She has appeared in Cullowhee Music Festival operas for the past two years, and will be heard in "Die Fledermaus" here June 22-23. Wednesday (June 20) at noon there will be a free pops concert by the Festival Orchestra in the plaza outside WCU's new Music-English Building, and at 8:15p.m. Wednesday there will be an ensemble recital in the Music Recital Hall. Admission to the performances in Cullowhee will be free to WCU summer school students and $1 for other students. Admission for adults will be $3 for Sunday's orchestra concert and $2 for the smaller ensemble programs. In Franklin, individual admission will be $3.50 for adults and $1.50 for students on Thursday, and $2.50 and $1 on Tuesday. Admission to the Brasstown performance will be $2 for adults and $1 for students. The festival will continue through June 24.
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