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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1983-10-06_Vol48_No10_08

Classifieds Epsilon Sigma Pi Standing Tall FOR RENT 3 rm apt w/bath and fireplace Close to campus w/greal view Heat & elec mcl After 500 586- 86 70 SORORITIES ft FRATERNITIES tired of walking back to your room after a hard day at the car wash? Is your effort greater than your earnings? Earn money for your cause in all seasons. Call Wanda at 586-9823. FOR SALE suede leather jacket-Levi cut, waist length size 42, suede leather hip length jacket size 40-42 felt insulated corduroy winter coat size 44: leather gloves w'removabie acrylic liners, and summer weight leather motorcycle gloves Call Nick at 293-3072 after 9 pm EFFICIENCY APT short distance telephone & all utilities plus small salary in return for night & wkna clerking duties in 2 7-umt motel NO PETS long term & serious mauiries only Call Cathenre Collins at 293- 5442 between 9 30 am & 5:00 Dm FOR SALE Sansui FR-D 25 turntable. R 5 receiver, two S 37 2-wy speakers. Realistic STC-24 cassette player recorder and cabinet w/glass doors $600 586- 6827 CARPENTRY handtool CHEAP 586-6827 2 MOTORCYCLE HELMETS Bell Star II. S75. DOT RG-9 never been used 535 586-6827 NEEDED 1933 or earlier automobiles for use in the WCU Homecoming Day parade Call the Alumni Office at 227-7335 FOR RENT 3 br house in Tuckasegee. 6 mm from WCU campus, partially furn. 5260/mo 293-9051 after 3 pm OAK BOOK CASE 3 ft by 8 in by 4 ft. five shelves S15 586- 6827 DREAD DRIVING TO ASHEVILLE to purchase your cosmetics? Why not have your time, gas, and money by buying duality cosmetics and skin care products in Cullowhee'' Call Wanda at 586-9823 FOR SALE Slide projector (brand new) accepts carousels or trays and portable cassette player- Realistic brand Call Nick at 293-3072 after 9 pm PRIVATE DUTY NURSING by experienced RN with holistic approach to nursing care Bonnie Gold 923-3043 MALE STUDENT FROM SRI LANKA needs room to share rent close to campus. Under S100 Call after 3 pm 456- 9420 FOR RENT 2 br apt utilities pd by landlord, 1/2 mi from University, no pets. S200/mo 293-5278 HELP WANTED Part-time church youth minister with well-proven abilities to lead m-depth Bible Study and activities for youth in grades 7-12 Mature Christian commitment vital Contact Rrst Baptist Church. PO Drawer 1024, Sylva 586-2095 INTERESTED IN MEDIEVAL, RENAISSANCE & EARLY BAROQUE MUSIC? New Cullowhee Early Music Consort is looking for players and singers Good sight reading skills appreciated Call 293-3234 after 5 pm if YOUR GROUP or organization needs to raise funds for charitable purposes, traveling expenses, or social activities, then join others who have discovered the secret of successful fund raising through Fay Swaffora Originals ATTN: fraternities, sororities, and other organized clubs If interested, call 293-9165 after 4 pm GIANNINI Classical Guitar Craviola body, collector's edition Est value $500 $200 cash only 293-9357 OWN YOUR OWN Jean Sportswear infant Preteen. Ladies Apparel, Combination, accessories, or Large Size Store National brands Jordache, Chic Lee. levi Vanderbilt, Izod Gunne Sax, Esprit, Brittania. Calvin Klein, Ocean Pacific. Evan-Picone. Haberdashery Healthtex, 300 others $7 900 to $24,900 inventory airfare training, fixtures, grand opening, etc Mr Loughlin (612) 888 6555 WORDS UNLIMITED! We have expanded our services to include high quality word processing in order to better meet the needs of WCU students, staff, and faculty Call us today -we'll type your resume, term paper, thesis, you name it, we'll do it Get excellent quality results at reasonable rates 586-8344 ask for Barbara Smith FOR RENT cabin, one bi within 4 mi of WCU campus 293-581 7 evenings 2 MOPEDS new made in Germany Sachs Prima, mag wheels, burnt orange List $769 plus freight & assembly 2 hp Will sacrifice for $500 each. Phone 586-6815. ZENITH black & white 13" TV In good working condition but needs minor adjustment $35. 293-9357 FOR SALE Peugeot Racing bike. 21" frame; recent tune- up Call Lauri at 293-5495 WOULD LIKE TO HIRE a caring and responsible person who has their own transportation to sit with my child in my home Days & hrs vary. Also any mother with preschooler who would like to take turns watching our children Phone 293-3960 FOR SALE compact refrigerator 1 7 cu ft perfect for students Used only 7 mo $125 new will sell for $75 call 293 5685 after 5 pm WANTED camper-top for a 1983 Toyota standard pickup 586-9046 after 6 pm WANTED Female vocalist(s) to work 2-3 nights/week throught the winter with rock/dance band If interested call 293-5202 between 5 & 10 pm. WANTED empty Jack Daniels bottles/ pay 75c for clean bottles in good condition 586-9524 TRIUMPH TR-3 parts car, chassis, TR-4 engine, and miscellaneous parts 369- 6196 (Franklin) LOST a blue organizer notebook that is most important to music organization (the MUSES) Last seen in M/E building Please call 4516 if found or return to Music Office M/E 2nd floor VACATION RESORT SALE Pots pans beds, sheets, wood stoves toasters, silverware, towels, and lots more Froggy Mountain Cabins. 596-5700 CARLTON STAINLESS table ware with server. 59 pieces $15 Or MAC kitchen knives. 4-pc set with wooden wall mount. $8 293-9357 1979VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 4 speed, AM-FM, air conditioned, tape deck & power booster, steel belted radials, $3300 586-6827 FOR SALE 7 cottages and 1 3- br house on the Tuckasegee River 14 acres on the mountain. Froggy Mountain Cabins, $200,000 (704) 586- 5700. EARN EXTRA MONEY Become an independent dealer selling ingenious art poster Send $2.50 for catalog and info to Castle Arts. PO Box 58 7A, Altamont, NY 12009 1 mi from WCU 2 br partially turn all-elec duplex apt Paved drive, energy efficient, cable TV. Available Oct 1, 2 couple or responsible adults, no pets 596-2934 NEED YOUR HOUSE CLEANED? willing to do it weekly at a reasonable house-can furnish references. 293-9395, NEED YOUR RUGS OR CARPETS steam cleaned? Reasonable price with flexible hours 293-9395 FOR RENT 1 and 2 br cottages No pets 586-5700, 1 PAIR GOOD SPEAKERS approx 12 in by 18 in by 8 in, $30 586-6827 HELP WANTED handyman- carpenter to live on property & do maintenance. Partial rent in return for work. 293- 5817 evenings. FIREWOOD for sale Hardwood, any amount $35 pickup load 586-9836. TABLETOP toaster oven $10 586-6827 FOR SALE Radio Shack TRS 80. 2 disc drive, 64K Model 3 w/DMP 200 printer, super scipist. software incl. 586- 5749 after 5 30 FOR SALE blue 22" Raleigh 10-speed bike, good condition Call 293-3606 FOR RENT 3 br house within walking distance of WCU. No pets; couples only, $250/mo 293-5278 1980 HONDA CM400T for sale, excellent condition; $1000. 227-6238. SOFA AND CHAIR for sale (good condition) Also end tables and coffe table Call )64? FOR SALE lg capacity mountain equipment frame backpack $40 227-6238 WANTED Graduate Assistant Computer Center has part- time opening starting immediately Programmng capability in FORTRAN or COBOL is req w/FORTRAN preferred 12-mo part-time contract is $3,756 Interested persons contact John Newman. WCU Computer Center 227 7282 FOR SALE 1983- Yamaha special commuter bike. 125 plus mpg, will run circles around a Sachs or any moped $450 or $500 w/new helmet Call Ken at 293-9258 or 7479 HORSEBACK RIDING mountain trails with beautiful views. Call for reservations 743-2762. Camp Arrowmont L David Sellers IMPORT AUTO REPAIR specializing in Volkswagen, Volvo, Datsun, Toyota, Fiat, Honda. English sportscars. Call Rob at 586-5396 in Cullowhee WOODCHIEF cabinet-style woodstove. incl blower & complete parts list. 3 yrs old, thermostatically controlled, good condition. Phone 586- 8344, ask for Barbara after 6 pm and on weekends, SOOD RENTAL PROPERTY FOR >ALE within boundaries of WCU, willing to carry postal mortgage Open to offers. Write "Rental Property" PO Box 66, Cullowhee NC 28723. FOR SALE 4 Goodrich steel belted radial tires in excellent condition 2 wks old w/only 150 mi For more info call Robert at 293-5746 or 293-3497. cont. from page 4 OPI - The seventh annual meeting ot the North Carolina Bartram Trail Society will be held Saturday. Oct X. in Franklin. (ill llargett of Murphy, outdoor feature writer and vice president ofthe society, will be the featured speaker for the meeting at 10am in the Macon County Library, llargett will speak on "The Quality of Life as Reflected in the Bartram frail." and a business meeting will follow. At noon, participants will travel to Arrowhead (ilade on Way ah Road west of Franklin lor a picnic on the grounds. Around 1:30 pm. the group will view the fall colors on a hike down the Bartram frail on McDonald Ridge, starting from Spring Bald and ending at Sawmill Gap. Details mav be obtained bv calling Dr. Dan Pittillo in Western Carolina University's department of biology at 227-7244. or at his home. 293-9661, after business hours. The publie is invited to attend all of Saturday's events. Crested Butte Ski Trip Colorado WCU Students $250.00 AN others $350.00 Jan. 6-15, 1984 Price includes food, transportation, and lodging in Crested Butte, Colorado. Participants may ski downhill or cross country or a combination. To reserve a spot, deposits of $100.00 will be taken starting Sept. 30 at 9:00 a.m. in the U.C. administrative offices. Limited spaces are available. Heather Frey Staff Writer When it comes to emergency, medical care and instruction. Western Carolina Universit) is standing tall above many other schools in the nation. WCU has. ;i\ mentioned in a previous article, one ol onlv six student emergency care teams in the U.S. In addition, its Emergency Medical Care Bachelor's Degree is the onlv accredited four sear program at any university, The Catamount campus is also privileged to have the first and onlv Emergency Medical Care Professional Society. Epsilon Sigma Pi. in the United States I his is a brand new organi/ation which was organized and charted in December ol 19X2. Ihe fraternity is open th EMC" majors Ihe requirements are a 2.0 QPR overall and a 3.0 in the courses ot the IMC major Ihe purpose ol the fraternity is to show how the IMC setting is run. and just what paramedics and emergency medical personnel do. Lor more insight into this, Epsilon Sigma Pi is in the process of getting lecturers Irom the State Office ol Emergency Serv ices to come to Western. I hey also held blood pressure screenings during EMS Week, one in conjunction with SEC learn One major operation coming up this fall will be a lour session course in Search and Rescue. The class, to be taught by Epsilon Sigma Pi president Bryen Belcher, will concentrate on more than just finding someone in the woods. It will be basically. "taking care ol yourself," Belcher said, "if you're lost in the woods." The requirements are simply and amount of interest anil there won't be any charge. Belcher will demonstrate basic techniques of rock climbing, and improvising lor medical equipment from what's naturally available. It's important to try and maintain, "a pood level of emergency care in a wilderness situation." Bclchei stated. He is trying to get the course started in November and is looking forward to teaching it. Another thing Belcher and publie relations officer Matt Mathews are working on is getting Epsilon Sigma Pi nationalized. I'he crcsl and name are about to be registered with the 1 ibrary ol Congress, but the main concern is getting LMC fraternities started in othei schools. Since Western in the onlv university in the I S with the B.A. in emergency medical care, this is restricting Epsilon Sigma Pi from growing as last as it would like. However, right now there are a lew othei colleges, like Marv land I nivcisity and Davenport College in Michigan that are thinking ol adding the lour year program to then eurriculums. "Part ol my and Malt's job." Belehei explained, "is getting in touch with them (the colleges), giving them information about how our program is sci up. and seeing what thev want to put in their programs." Ihe E psi Ion's are also getting a CPR course started on campus, so thev can be certified as instructors. According to Belehei. Dr. Connelly. Dean ol Nursing. asked members last year it thev would, "be responsible li>r teaching all the nursing students CPR We had two instructors in the society last year, hut both ot them are now working professionally. So now we have toget some more certified instructors." This is just oncol the many goals Epsilon Sigma Pi is working toward. Thev expect ot reach many ol them this veai. These high standards will hopefully set them apart from SEC 'Learn, and stop the contusion between their fraternity name *ind another new Irateinitv on campus. International Student Guests Honored OPI - Some 75 students representing 27 nations were guests Sunday night ol the Community Volunteers for International Programs (also known as the Host Family Program) for a "Getting to Know You" dinner in the (irandroom ot Hinds University Centei at Western Carolina University. Special guests include Dean Jerome Skhakhanc of the University of Swaziland, a distinguished visiting faculty member at WCU this semester: Merton 1 . Cregger. The group was welcomed by Mrs. H.F. Robinson. wife of WCU Chancellor H.F. Robinson, followed bv an address bv Dr. Glenn Stillion. vice chancellor lorstudent development. Starlett Craig. WCL international student adviser. introduced lommie Steele Irom Jamaica, who is the new president of the WCU International Student Organi/ation. A round-robin ot introductions ol everyone present followed, with personal comments made by the international and national students. It was noted that every year more than 250,000 students come from countries all over the world to studv in the flnited States. The fact that WCL is one ofthe universities that students have chosen to attend gives Jackson County something of an international flavor. Although the international and national students come her to studv. letters received from those who have returned home indicate that along w ith the knowledge gained Irom then studies, considerable impact was made in their lives bv the'memories thev gathered while guests in our area. Many ol the international students who visit Western return home to assume positions of leadership in then countries where they share their impressions of America. The organizers ol the Host Family Program. therefore, feci that residents of Jackson County, through their association with the international program, can be unofficial amhassodors of the county and the United States. Persons interested in participating in the Community Volunteers for International Programs may obtain further information by contacting Carole Martin at 293-5089 or Jackie Starling at 293-51X2. Thursday, Oct. 20, 8:00 p.m. Hoey Auditorium WCU Students $3.00 All Others $5.00 Tickets available at Hinds U.C.

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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  • Publications (documents)
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• Date
  • Date original: 1983-10-06
  • Date digitized: 2019-01-31
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  • Dimension: 15" x 11.5"
  • Pages: 8 pages
• Subject - Topic
  • College student newspapers and periodicals
  • Cullowhee (N.C.) -- Newspapers
  • Universities and colleges -- North Carolina -- Cullowhee -- Newspapers
• Location
  • Jackson County (N.C.)
  • Cullowhee (N.C.)
• Source institution
  • Western Carolina University
• Source Collection
  • WCU Students Newspapers Collection
• Identifier
  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1983-10-06_Vol48_No10
• Repository
  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library