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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1986-10-09_Vol52_No11_12

Classifieds The Western Carolinian 12 Thursday, October 9, 1986 *•••••••***+++++++ The Spanish Club will be having a very important meeting on Thursday October 14 at 8:00 p.m. in the Dogwood Room All members please attend. The WCU Chapter of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society will have a very important meeting on Tuesday October 14,1986 at 4:00 pm in the Multi-Purpose Room of Moore Hall All Phi Kappa Phi members are urged to attend. An announcement from Yvonne Saddler, Public Relations Officer The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi The Western Carolina University Concert Choir will sponsor a Variety Show Friday, October 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Music / English Building Auditorium. Categories of dance, music (instrumental and vocal), and drama will be represented with jazz, country, and classical selections featured. Admission for students will be $1.50 and $3.00 for adults. Stray Cat Security Your Security Connection Presents A night at the movies every Saturday night in the lobbies of Buchannon, Helder or Scott. Showtime 8:00 pm. Check local listings for movie and lobby. The Snack Bar will be open during our feature. 'Exceptions Mountain Heritage Day, Homecoming, And all Holidays. Lavender Bridges- Will conduct regular meetings on the 2 and 4th Thursday of each month. Next meeting planned forOctober 9th, 1986-5pm. Lesbians and Gay men only. Discretion is assured. For more information write to: PO Box 2646 Cullowhee, NC 28723 •••••••*•••••••••• FOR SALE CARS AND BIKES 1976 Chevrolet Vega, hatchback, automatic, good tires, new battery. Is still dependable transportation $575. Original owner: 586-8013. the wind blows ana men it is a European problem and a world problem. When we take unilateral action to drop a bomb on Libya we have created a problem for the world and not solved terrorism for ourselves as we might think. When our country abandons the Salt II treaty and its limitations on the escalation on the nuclear arms race, that creates a problem for the world. We are reminded that the leaders of the six nations on five continents offered the use of their territory and instrument to monitor a nuclear test ban to assure that all parties to the agreement abided by the agreement. This is a world problem. When an American Jounalist is held hostage in a Moscow jail on the trumped-up charge of espionage and later released in exchange for the release of an accused Soviet spy held in the United States and his incident threatens a summit meeting between the two superpowers, it does not remain an American problem. Nor does it even become an East-West problem. This becomes a world problem. ■As concerned citizens of the world, I am sure you are appalled at some of the unilateral actions that we have witnessed in recent times. We as a nation must be fully supportive of the moral and legal authority of the United Nations, and the World Court of Justice. These intitutions are the only platform that the dispossessed of the world have for gaining a respectable hearing. We must be outspoken in ourcommitment to an institution and a body of law that enjoys world creditably It is in our national interest to be supportive of these institutions that were born out of the struggle against fascism and nazism during the Second World War. This is part of our treasure of inheritance as Americans, just as much as it is for many other people with whom we share this planet. WCU Students, finally, must make a moral judgement and choose the high road. College Democrats is a challenging organization that is choosing a new course. We are convinced that our nation — a great nation, a blessed nation — is only one step away from being the source of hope and peace and joy in the world. 1968 VW Bug-Good condition. Rebuilt Engine-Sanyo Stereo. Call 293-9166-$1000 For Sale-1983 Mazda RX-7. Red, tinted windows, 35,000 miles, all options. Super nice car - $8,495. Call 586-2479, ask for Libby 79 Alpha Romeo Blk sports sedan a/c, sunroof, alloy rims, pivellies, konis, run excellent. $3000 or best offer. Bob-586-8154. 1963 Ford Fairlain 6 cycle Fully restored, great gas mileage Must sell Call 227-6684. 1978 Chevette. Fair condition . Call 293-9724 For Sale: 1968 VW Bug - Good condition. Rebuilt engine. Sanyo stereo - $1000. Call 293-9166. 84 Honda Civic "S" 5- speed with air conditioning. Hutchback. Excellent Condition. Must sell 782-4789 or 293-9573 SPORTING GOODS For Sale: Schwinn Traveller III bicycle. $120. Call Jim Snyder at 293-3997. Ross Mountain Bicycle, black, like new $225. Bob - 586-8154. 1 pair 180 head skis. Garment boots,size9-setfor$100. Bob-586- 8154. Climbing or repelling rope - Gold Mantle brand. Like new, perfect condition - has never taken any falls - must sell immediately - for more info contact: Gregg S.at586- 6209 after 9pm M-F. $90 or best offer. HOUSING 3 bedroom house for sale with fireplace on 1.6 acre of land between Sylva and Cullowhee. Some furnishing. Anna Ashe 586- 8563. NOTICES "Please move all vehicles from the Fieldhouse parking lot and the "Big Cat" Lot on the west side of the stadium for the home football game this weekend. Vehicles should be moved after 3.00 p.m on Friday, October 10, to any legai space on main campus with the exception of the church lots. Ful. enforcement of traffic regulations will resume at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 12." Little prince- you have green stuff in your teeth - too! Duplex House in Asheville. Earns income $500 per month Sale price $42,000 Call 293-9724 12X40 trailer, 2 bdrms, kitchen, living room, bathroom, washing machine, porch, fully furnished, stove, refrigerator and kitchenware, plus built-in outdoor grill. Within walking distance of campus yet has good privacy. Asking price, a mere $3,200. Compare this price against the expense of renting for four years. Call 293-9798 OTHER For Sale: 2 custom-made speakers in wormy chestnut cabinets. 15- inch driver, 125 watts each -- $500. Call 227-6540. For Sale. Yamah G-231 II classical guitar with case. $150. Mouse.lie w/mouse paint software, lie cooling fan, both new in box. Also monitor lie. Call 586- 8748 NOW. Computer diskettes. Single and double sided Apple, IBM and others. Cheaper than anywhere on campus. Maxell and Dysan 5.75 and 3.50. Call 586-8748 now. Quasar Stereo- cassett tape with turn table and AM/FM radio. 275 watt speakers and cabinet. $300. 334-Belk 7368 Jim Turner Kenmore Sewing Machine. Serges and change stitch with 40 diff. stitch design & monogram St95 Call 293-9724 STfbrf& c*r*f'4 East Tennessee Meanwhile, their offense ate up the clock with 200 rushing yards while utilizing the punting and field goal foot of all-America George Cimadevilla. The game will feature contrasting offensive styles along with two of the nation's best kicking specialists. Western Carolina is averaging 230 yards a game through the air as quarterback Willie Perkins puts the ball up 37 times a game. East Tennessee is averageing 245 yards a game on the ground as signal caller Jeff Morgan runs the ball approximately 20 times a game out of the veer offense. Cimadevilla is the nation's (I- AA) leading punter with his 46.4 average while Western's Kirk Roach is listed among the nation's top five field goal kickers with only one miss in eight attempts. Wafers expressed vmwwmwmwww Kollege dissapointment with his team showing at Auburn, but gave the Tigers their due. "We literally gave Aubum 28 points and it bothers me when a team scores on you without haveing to earn it. I knew going in that Auburn would be the finest football team we've played. They were even better than I expected and might be the best in the nation before it is all over. I guess it was a compliment that they were so prepared for us. I was as impressed with the way they conducted themselves as I was with thier size, talent and execution. There was no finger pointing and running off at the mouth. Auburn is a classy, well- couched football team," he stated. "Now," he added, "we've got to get ready for a team that is going to come into our stadium on an emotional high and playing with a bt of confidence." Steel charcoal grill and smoke. GE stereo 8 track and record player Mrs. Philips 586-5232 Dorm size Avanti refridgerator almost new. $75.00. Call 293-9433 evenings Draperies to fit a two bedroom apartment: kitchen, living room, and 2 bedrooms. $35.00. Call 293- 9433 evenings Shure prologue microphone brand new, never used, still under warranty. Call 227-6428 for negotiable price. Color Television. 19 inches $55. Call 293-9724 LOST Lost: One pair of bifocal glasses with grey vinyt case. Case has velcro closing and has "Pearl Optical" written on it. Please telephone: 586-5863 if found. JOBS Federal, State and Civil Service jobs now available in your area. For info, call (805) 644-9533 Dept. 1207 WANTED!!! Aggressive,enthusiastic students to market Winter and Spring Break vacations! For more information, call Student Travel Services at 1-800-648-4849. Homeworkers wanted - Top Pay - Work at home - Call Cottage Industries - 405-360-4062. Reward- Free trip to Daytona. Wanted- Organized group or individual to promote a number one spring break trip to Daytona- Interested, Designers of Travel 1- 800-453-9074 immediately Go International! Over 60 foreign —University T—Shirt & sweatshirts from $7.95! Call 1 — 800—621—5745 for free color brochure or write to; Collegiate Wholesale LTD. 407 So. Bearbom St. Suite 1615 Chicago Illinois 60605 COLLEGE REP WANTED to distribute "Student Rate" subscription cards at this campus. Good income. For more information and application .write to: COLLEGE MARKETING 'SERVICES , 251 Glenwood Dr., Mooresville, N.C. 28115 Wanted: Good students who want to earn extra money. Ifyou dowell in school, share some of your knowledge by becoming a tutor. Openings are available in all subject areas. Contact Ginny Hawkens at Special Services. McKee 8 for more info. FOR RENT Mobile Home for rent. 2 bdrm, furnished, private lot quiet and clean. $150 per month. Box 664 Cullowhee If* -iQ Q O CD CD </• &.< ° " </> IS® *?§ > O a a Qg|S$C So!S8~ itj- o <o 3 5 '-, ° §• P ~ stiff OP* ra $ O x g. -tj ~ n O Q. ° oi q < ~ Q a o a 73 CD ■? O C (J ° <" — N (Q =■ _ =1 CD<9 °,o Q 3 «" CD $5 a a Q i.a£ o x CD -q; 3 to a b y. o"2Soi CD g<> M _ DD 3 O riU D CD w V) si c: c/> 2 a o' y> os 3 CD c o' (8 2 Q o' 3 o' >< c? o' 35 II " > 3 o CD o' 3 Q 3 q -n o' &8 a O c a a < o 0 CD Go O to o o CD S7 O o c ^ ill vote ear waste e. Western North Carolina can't afford to have its Congressman confused over nuclear waste issues. We cannot afford to have our Congressman voice opposition to nuclear waste dumps and then vote Federal funds for the creation of a Monitored Retrievable Storage facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Mountain residents can be thankful for the postponement announced by the Secretary of Energy, but the battle to keep high-level nuclear waste out of Western North Carolina is far from over. The people of Western North Carolina should not be fooled or lulled into a false sense of security by this action. The battle is not over. We must not give up the fight until we are formally and permanently safe from the threat of becoming the nation's nuclear dumping ground or the corridor through which huge amounts of high-level nuclear waste will travel with the threat of grave danger to our people and our environment. We need a Congressman who will not be fooled by the DOE, a Congressman who will fight for us — Jamie Clarke. Mobile Home, spotlessly clean, private lot, overlooking river 5 miles to campus. One year's lease, deposit and maintenance of own yard required, also references. Write to: Occupant Box 664 Cullowhee NC 28723 Wanted roommate to share house- details negotiable 586- 8522. CHEEVERWOOD Cabin for rent 4 milesfrom campus in secluded setting overlooking river. It's spotlessly clean and requires the first and last month's rent on a one year lease plus a security deposit. Must have references. No pets. Write Box 664 Cullowhee, NC 28723 ROOMMATE WNTED female preferably. Watson's Apartments. If interested call 293-3005 after 9:30 pm. by Michael Fry .orner (across from Hardees) Let us cater your party! Salad bar 293-3795 Subs, Bakery HOMEMADE! ■KtN'WSSS'VVbSNSV.SS SO?£57 CHippy'S gwe mathhc oh uSa<?ai»i /j] ina Ntih&wSNOQTH BEACH cm \ fAl/vy TH£ 8€f T MINTf OF *v\V <SeM£PATiOrM R)\STE0 WPOM A0M£Al-~ sweep, en CAtsenoie, 6A*ep - " *^^t-. >£3E^H h-v " yowc" THPOUGM TH£ VlSCoUUT C€N- T€Qf AT W*/W,/-OOKlN<S- F0I2 A GROSS otTWIX-. ^ilc -^rzippir r846«J,speeAD with UpJTICk^yeAPfWiNrJ foq THe ANXicAJf, SioveNtv CowiJecTioM ro rue &L0ftRV, MALLO/vtAP IN THf TT— O m: you yvJAS JOINT 1U£ Hold Vow! WrfiSeS, HAROLD- tbpcefrj • thiw wei2£-.r/TH,(|CrVwr| actiom? cx-wsm- UtAT£P t>0\l€ ACT! Riveiwood Craft Shop featuring the finest in STUFFED ANIMALS . TOYS . BOOKS GNOMES . CARDS . CHIMES BASKETS . WOODCRAFTS . GIFS between the bridges at Dillsboro OPEN ALL YEAR Mon-Sat. 9AM-5PM 586-2547 BestWestern CAJftMOONT INN WJ (NOEPe-NOEMTUV OWMED ANP OPERATED Highway 19-23 Sylva, North Carolina 28779 (704) 586-3315

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.

• Creator
  • Western Carolina University
• Format
  • Publications (documents)
• Type
  • Text
• Date
  • Date original: 1986-10-09
  • Date digitized: 2019-03-29
• Extent
  • Dimension: 22.75" x 15"
  • Pages: 12 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_1986-10-09_Vol52_No11
• Repository
  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library