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Western Carolinian/September 27, 1984 Miscellaneous Classifieds J§^ T For Sale: Womnen's clothing >i/es 9-14 Children's clothing sizes 7-12. the clothing is new or "nearly nevs." Basement sale prices. Interested parties call 293- 9165 Oak Forest between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Local international folk dancing group forming. Beginners welcome. Interested people call Brenda. 596-4669 or Becky. 293- 9614. For Rent:—Townhouse on golf course. Forest Hills. 2 Br I1/; BA. furnished. $375 monthly plus utilities. (813) 988-6618 or write 11002 Ridgedaie, lampa 33617 1976 Datsun B-210 New clutch, runs good, gd. interior. $850. 293- 9429. We will string any kind of rackets. Call: 293-5220." (Member of United States Racket Stringers Association) For Rent: 2 bedroom; 2 bath furnished house in Forest Hills. $450 per month plus utilities, call Dillard Real Estate 293-5442 For Rent: 2 and 3 bedroom furnished townhouses. $350-$390 per month plus utilities. Call Dillard Real Estate 293-5442 Electronic Sales—Part-time position selling audio, video and car stereo at discount prices. Over 50 name brands with full warranty and service facilities. Contact: Mr. Philips Hi-Fi Sales Co. 1001 Sussex Blvd. Broomall, PA 19008. (215) 544-1465 Wanted: Student Volunteer with WS1 or Lifeguard Certification for EXCEL program Saturday mornings from 9:45-11:00 a.m. Contact: Karen Paquette. 227- 7492 Female Roommate desired for nice 2-bedroom apt. Situated close to campus. Completly furnished, carpeted, large kitchen. Please call Kathy at 293-5204. Experienced, reliable, lady would like to baby sit. Very Conviently located. Details: call 293-5829 Seeking competent, mature counter help. Ability to work well with people and making correct change a must. No warm bodies need apply. Apply in person only. Speedy Pizza, Inc. Wanted: College senior or Grad Student or other mature individual or couple to manage 26 unit apartment complex in Tuckasegee. Primary duties dealing with tenants and- very light maintenance. Furthe details available at interview. Compensation in form of FRFE rent in two bedroom apartment plus cash bonuses for satisfactory performance. References will be required. Call 293- 3001. For sale-Smith-Corona elec. portable typewriter $75.00. Call 293-5476 after 5:00. Help: Ride needed to and from nursing clinical fall semester. Willing to share gas. Call Eddie at 293-5007 Lost Cat-Black with white patch on belly. Lost in vicinity of Village Store. Call 293-3236. Reward: For return ol i men's silver," 10-speeJ Schwinn World Sport bicycle taken from faculty apartments. No questions asked. Call 293-3155 For rent: Cabin for rent to mature clean housekeeper at reasonable rent in exchange for services. Must have references. Phone 293-5817 For Sale: Charcoal gravestone rubbings. For sale individualy or as a set to the best offer. Call EdcLe at 293-5007 or write: FOB 2464. Cullowhee, NC 28723 For Sale: Dodge Trades man 200 van. Air Cond AM/FM stereo tape, 318 motor, 4 captain chairs, curved conv. sofa/bed, ice box. Call 293-3465. Trailer lor rent on a private lot on Greens Creek. 2 bedroom, furnished Call 586-0342. $150 a month. For Lease: Business Space 31'bv 35' Main Street-Sylva Excellent Parking Resonable Rent Call: 586-4216 For Sale: 1977 Datsun F-10. Good bodv. Needs alternator. Call: 586-5489 alter 4:00 For Sale: Portable electric typewriter with case; Olivetti Letters 36, $85. good condition; call 293-5536 after 5pm For Rent: 3 bedroom trailer at Battles rrailei Park-walking distance ol WCU. SI65 per month-Lease and deposit required. Call: 586-2479 after 3:00 pm. For Rent: Neai WCl One bedroom apartments - furnished and unfurnished. $160 per month - no pets. Call; 293-5278 or 293- 9517. For Rent: Near WCU. Small 2 bedroom house with balcony over looking the river. $185 per month. -No Pets-Car Port. Call: 293-5278 or 293-9517 Professional Bartender: Available for parties All occasions - Call Milton Shaw - 293-5209 ACHTLING! GERMAN CLUB There will be a meeting of the German Club in McKee Building. room 106 on Thurs., Sept. 20 at 5:30 p.m. All interested in german language, culture and literature are invited to be there Refrigerator: 5.2 cu. ft. 32 in. high. Excellent condition. Ideal for dorm or small apartment $100. Also 10-speed bike, needs wheels and brake work. $25. Ph. 586- 5030 Shabbat Shalom! Jewish students are united to join us in informal observance of Sabbaath, every Friday evening with Jewish families in the Svlva-Cullowhee area. Call 586-8729. FOR RENT: 3 bedrom, furnished house on locust Creek. No Pets. $250 per month plus an initial $125 damage deposit required. House includes washer, dryer, dishwasher and fireplace. Call: 586-2472 after 12:00 noon. hot rent- Basement of house for 2 female students. 3 miles from WCU. Phone, water and utilities included in rent. Call 293-9447.; To whom it may concern-l am now incarcerated at the Federal prison at Ashland. Kentucky and I am seeking correspondence with anyone that would like to start a pen pal relationship as 1 have no family Thank you in abundance. Jimmy Wayne Reachart!, P.O. Box 888 96990-131. Ashland, Kentucky,41101. Moving- must sell S'/$ foot couch. Plaid brown and gold design. $50 or best offer. Call 293-9261. For Sale: '77 Dodge Van. Beautiful customized interior. 4 Captain's chairs. curved sofa-converts into bed. Refrigerator. Call 293- »65. For Rent: In private home on campus to one or two males. 2 rooms and private bath. No cooking facilities. Private entrance. Call 293 3465. Charmir.g Mountain Cabin. Cullowhee Mm., secluded 2- BR 2 hath on 3.4 acres. elevation 3600 It. bubbling stream, garden site Divorce - must sell $49,000. Call Dorie. owner broker 743- 2427 or "U3-2987. On private lot,rental .'.liable tor one or two peqple. No animals. 3 miles from WCT. Reasonable to right party willing to take on some responsibilities. Call on evenings if no answer during day 293- 5897. Night Owl Computer Services: Word processing, manuscripts, term papers, theses, dissertations, computerized bookkeeping mailing lists and labels, instruction in word processor operation Call Barbara J Smith. 586-8344, nights and weekends. Established 1981 LMP Outings Continued from page 6 There will be a two day climbing trip to Looking Glass Rock and Devil's Courthouse November 3-4. This trip is for beginning and intermediate climbers and will focus on knot- tying, safety procedures, and climbing etiquette. Participants should plan for two dass of strenuous exercise, the $15 cost includes instruction, food, equipment, and transportation. lhere will be an overnight caving trip November 17-18. 1 he group will leave at 8:00 p.m. and travel to the Cireeneville, I Narea. Although there mav be extremely cold weather, the temperature inside the caves should be a constant 50 degrees. Participants jearn exploring techniques and safety precautions. Ihe $15 cos! includes equipment, food, instruction, and transportation. Ihe season finale will be a Colorado ski trip January 2-13. Participants can enjoy seven days of downhill and cross-country skiing in the Rockies. The group will leave Western January 2, arrive in Colorado sometime Friday, and return to Cullowhee Sunday, January 13. The cost, which remains to be announced, will include transportation, food, lodging, and minimum instruction. Participants will be responsible for their own ski equipment and lift tickets. This trip should fill up fast, so be sure to sign up early. Dirk Helder the Forest, t I chairperson of the LMP Outdoor Committee, and Mark Melrose is the Outdoor Programming Assistant. Melrose said that their jobs require planning for many hours more than it actually takes to put on the trip. Because of all the planning, every trip should run smoothly. Helder and Melrose have gotten professional instructors for each trip; and the equipment. Melrose savs, is the best available. On each trip, participants are given safety precautions, such as information on how to prevent hypothermia. Because ol group rates and the student activities fee. which conies out of every student's tuition, the receive very high discounts, lor all of these reasons, Melrose sav s. oni outdoors program is one of the strongest in the southeast. Melrose emphasized that these trips provide a learning experience for everybody who goes. IMP volunteers included. There are still positions available in the outdoor programs, so Melrose encourages people to get involved. Trips are usually sold out two weeks ahead, and the Outdoors Committee can't reserve spaces for people who haven't paid, so be sure to plan well in advance. If you want additional information, then go to the main office in the University Center. Study in London this Spring OLLOWHEE western Carolina University's departments of English and speech and theatre arts again will offer a five- week course of study in London this spring. Informational meetings on the "Spring in London" program will be held Tuesday, Oct. 2, and Wednesday. Oct. 3, at 5 p.m. in Room 111 of Hoey Auditorium. Donald I oeffler, head of WCU'l department of speech and theatre arts, and Philip Wade. WCU English professor, will lead the educational tour, scheduled March 29-May 3, 1985. Total cost for the "Spring in England* program is estimated at $1,761, with a payment of about $500 due in early November. The pupose of the trip is to familiarize students with the cultural heritage, geography and social climate of England so they can come to a better understanding of the literary and dramatic developments of the Elizabethan and modern periods, organizers said. The trip completes requirements for several courses ottered by the departments of English and speech and theatre arts. Additional information may be obtained by calling Loeffler in WCU's speech and theatre arts department. (704) 227-7491. BEER MAY NO LONGER BE A MAJOR PART of fraternity activites at Penn State U. A decision by local distributors to stop leasing kegs and other party equipment to fraternities and sororities could prompt a major change in the greek system. The distributors are reportedly limiting their own legal liability by requiring individual fraternity members to sign and pay for alcohol purchases. The Interfraternity Council is studying alternatives, to include eliminating serving of beer at fraternity events. TO CLEAR HER SON'S NAME, a Tennessee woman filed a $3 million lawsuit over the young man's death from an alcohol overdose suffered after a Tennessee State U. fraternity party. The suit, filed in Davidson County Circuit Court, charges TSU and its administrators with negligence for failing to investigate reports of fraternity hazing. The mother claims the official account of the incident blames her son for reckless drinking he was forced to consume alcohol, as part of the initiation ritual. You took the wrong stuff Please stop by or call at 293 3351.Urgent! 1 For Sale:Stereo System. Technics! 20 watt receiver. Technics direct! drive turntable. Sanyo Dolby| Cassette Deck. 2 Pioneer 75 watts speakers. Large audio cabinet and| accesories. ! Yamaha Acoustic Guitar. Modeli NO.F6-345 with case and strings.! Excellent condition. Jensen - Jl 101, Triaxial car stereos speakers - 45 watts. Audiovox amplifier - equalizer 25 watts. CALL 586-5949 i New Trend in Conservatism i i i i Need a new zipper? Split your! pants? Need your pants hemmed or patched? Mending and minor alterations done by experienced seamstress. For quality work call Sue at 293-3351 between 8 & II. Stationwagon, AMC, 1975. high mileage but good condition. I I I For Sale: Set of 4 CSS gold wheels' 14 x 6.5J with mounted 215 60R J Eaglet tires. 4x4.5" bolt circle fits J Toyota. Datsun. etc. Call Mike at | 293-5151. AM/FM, Air, Power steering and j brakes. Best offer. 293-3985. ! Will type anything for students, I professors, etc. Judy Cooke. 586-1 9812. Call after 5:30. Anyone interested in buying old I volumes of the CATAMOUNT I yearbook (80-83) at 75$ offl should contact the CATAMOUNT offices at 227-7440. or I come by during office hours. Wanted: Dependable and J responsible person for child J sitting my four year old daughter, j Must have own transportation. In a recent survey conducted at Western Carolina University by the College Republicans, a new trend seems to have been found. That trend is a possible swing to the right. However slight it might be. it is still an apparent shift. The results that were found from this canvas were taken from approximately one-eighth of the campus population. That is nearly one thousand people. This percentage, according to the Gallop Co., is a more than adequate summary on how students feel about the coming election on November sixth. It appears that Ronald Reagan's coat tails are going to be long enough to sweep into office many of the Republican candidates here in the Ole North State. Jesse Helm's apparent lead seems to be consistent with state wide polls, as well as Bill Hendon's. The surprise comes in the President's huge lead of nearly 52 percent and Jim Martin is closing his gap with Edminstin. The College Republicans also invite the campus to be watching for a voter registration booth to be set up next week. If you are interested in this great country's electorial process come FOR SALE 2 Acre Tract on Fraternity Row £ KM> Beautiful Knoll - roads in - water Secure your position on Fraternity Row 293-9860 phone 293-3960 at 586-6158. Wanted: used 10-speed around j $50 for right one. Call Mary Loui RESEARCH PAPERS 14,789 to choose from — all subjects1 Rush $2 tor the current. 306-page catalog Custom research & thesis assistance also available. Research, 11322 Idaho Ave., #206 JCT, Los Angeles, CA 90025 (213) 477 8226 I I I I I HEY.'.' Having trouble getting up | for class or work? Then give me a I call! A new service is now | available in Cullowhee. For a| small fee per month, you will get a I morning wake-up call at a time of I your choosing on days you need to I wake up. $5 a month for M-W-F I or T-R or $10 a month for five I days a week. Weekend wake-up I calls also available. Call 293-9899 I before 11 pm if you are interested. I Homemade Nancy Lynn's numemuuc. Sandwiches: Deli style from 99c! to $2.59 Available at Jimmy's Ken's Speedwell's, Middleton's East Laporte, Cullowhee Quick* Stop, Fritz's Exxon, P.J '* Kountry Korner; 743-2806 ♦ I I ♦ ! Employer: Location: Position Title <s): Major(s); Deadline: Employer: Location: Position Tttle(s): Major(s): Deadline: Employer: Location: Position Title(t): Mq)or(s): Deadline: Northrop Services, Inc. Research Triangle Park, NC Lab Assistant (National Hazardous Chemical Repository) Chem, Biol November 15, 1984 Joy Outdoor Education Center Cincinnati, OH Teacher-Aid/Councelor, Administrative Assistant Educ, Pe/TR, Sd Educ. November 1, 1984 U.S. General Accounting Office Virginia Beach, VA OAO Evaluator Acct, Fin Octobers, 19B4 IBM - Entry Systems Divisions Boca Raton, FL :Computer Programmer, Finance t CIS, CS, Fin October 1, 1984 NASA LTJ Space Center Houston, TX Management Analyst Mgt, BA November 15,1984 Employer: Location: Position Tlr) Major(s): Deadline: Employer: Location: Position Title (s): Ma|or(s): Deadline: Employer: Location: Position Tltle(s): Management Analyst U.S. Department of Energy Morgantown, WV and Pittsburgh, PA Maior(s): Deadline: Mgt, BA November 15, 1984 Employer: Location: Position Title (s) Major(s): Deadline: VA Medical Center Salisbury, NC Personnel Mangement Trainee Mgt November 15, 1984 Employer: Location: Position title(s): MaJor<«>: Deadline: Defense Contract Audit Agency Southeastern US Accountant Acct November 30, 1984 Employer: Location: Position Title (s) Ma|or(s): Deadline: Duke Power Company Charlotte, NC Computer Programmer CS November 30, 1984 Employer: Location: Position Title (s) Mafor(s): Deadline: Fort Betvolr Fort Betvolr, VA ! Computer Science Trainee CS November5, 1984 Campus Interviews Morrisons. Inc Tuesday, Oct. 16.1984 General Accounting Office Thursday. Oct. 18, 1984 Resume Workshops Co-op Office Co-op Office

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: 1984-09-27
  • Date digitized: 2019-02-19
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  • Dimension: 22.75" x 15"
  • Pages: 8 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_1984-09-27_Vol49_No08
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  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library