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  • HL_WesternCarolinian_1987-02-19_Vol52_No19_12

Classifieds The Western Carolinian 12 Thursday, February 19, 1987 FOR SALE HELP WANTED FIREWOOD FOR SALE Wide-bed !'ii kup limd: Cut, split, delivered and xtacked to vow specifications. All hardwood. Snick up now! $40.00 per load or 2 loads al nine for $70.00. Call 293-3021 Synthesizer for sale Excellent condition, excellent sound. Korg Poly-6 2 years old, never on the road cost $1200 new. sell now at $550. No better deal anywhere, I lust need the money Call 293- 3236 after 5:00 Gray. Skis for sale. K2 (USA) 190 centimeter Brand new, never before mounted. Call Steve 293- 3289. For Sale: New Soloflex weight training machine. Ten year manufacturer's warranty on all parts Complete written and video instructions. Cost s850, will sell for s800 or best offer. Call Paul at 293- 3418 after 8pm. For Sale Soundesign Stereo System less than 6 months old. Asking $150. Call 227-7267 ask for Paul FOR RENT For Rent: 2-bdrm trailer-clean, private lot. 4 miles to WCU s160293- 3094. For Rent: 2 bdrm cabin-clean, guiet. M85 293-3094. HtLP WANTED" CRUISE SHIP JOBS, Domestic & Overseas Now Hiring, Kitchen help, Deck Hands, Maids, Gift Shop Sales, Summer and Career Opportunities. Call (206) 736-2972. Ext. C333. ANNOUNCEMENTS A dormitory Bible Study, entitled "A life of Prayer," is being held in 612-B Harrill each Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m The topics of study include: How to Pray, Praying for Your Nation, When to Pray, What to Pray For, How Jesus Prayed, Answered Prayers Praying Without Ceasing, The Meaning of Prayer Praying for Your Enemies, When God Answers "Yes", "No","Wait" This is an open Bible Study and anyone is welcome If there are other aspects of prayer that you would like to see studied, please call 6456 or drop by to see me Ihe Anthropology Club will meet on Tuesday, February 17 at 3:30pm. in NS 125 We will be making plans for our February 19 traditional chicken-pizza extravaganza Our discussions will include: a trip to Washington, DC (probably in early April) a trip to Gastonia's Shiele Museum (late March or early April), and Phonathon '87 as a possible fund raiser Come one, come all Join the club that's more exciting than Inaiana Jones!! More exciting because "all the world's a stage" and we experience all the cultures of the world. LESBIAN/GAY RAP GROUP WEDNESDAY EVENINGS 6:30-730 pm A discussion group for lesbian women and gay men providing a safe, confidential setting for gay people to discuss common r »s WORRIED ABOUT BEING PREGNANT? SERVICES Need help around the house? Call 293-3418. Three years experience. Will do anything that needs to be done. Ask for Paul Zullo. LOST AND FOUND Frantic Lost Women's 1986 high school ring. Stone light green, name engraved inside. Call Christy at 227-6116 LOST: Complete works of Shakespeare by Bevington. Student * 738243. Left on Feb. 5th in Snack Bar beside Library. Can be left at front desk in the Library. CARS FOR SALE For Sale: 1970 Dodge Coronet, Automatic. Any reasonable offer will be accepted. Call 586-6188. The Western Carolina Medical Clinic is a facility for performing therapeutic abortions >n problem pregnancies. WE CARE! TREE PREGNANCY TESTING Call for answers... ACTIOft on • Pregnancy • Blood Serum Pregnancy Test • Birth Control * Hcrpei & YD Testing • Abortion * Annual GYN Physical i Turs 8 a.m.-0 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m. Saturdavt 900 Hendersonville Road-P.O. Box 5952 Ashevilie, NC 28813 Telephone 704/274-7460 Read it in The Western Carolinian |^QUIK*ST0P| Open 7-11 — 7 days a week! Long Branch Road | Across from the Cullowhee Post Office j ti( DCU Weekly Luncheon Specials Serving Chicken 1 & Taters Daily | • Video Rentals | • Laundromat • Car Wash • Groceries • Gas • Kerosene » Diesel 1 I Open under new management 293-5517 Welcome to the Sylva Church of Christ (Josephine and Dill Streets in Sylva) Worship Times: 11:09 am and 7:00 pm Sundays. Bible Studies: 10.-00 am Sundays and 7:30 pm on Wednesdays. In the Dogwood Room of Hinds Student Center, WCU, Tuesdays 12:30 pm-l:30 pm. BOB RIGDON concerns and issues. Topics range from coping with homophobia, coming out to family and friends, dealing with family conflicts, lifestyles, relationships, meeting other gay people, isolation, lonliness, and much more. A professional counselor is present to facilitate the group inteiaction and to provide suggestions and insights Discretion is assured! For more information write to: P.O Box 2646 Cullowhee, NC 28723. Appalachian State University is offering a five-week summer study in France from May 26 to June 30 1987. Excursions to Iceland. Luxemburg, Normandy, the Riviera. Courses in Economics, Marketing, International Business and French Cost is s1,475 including travel, lodging, tuition (7 semester hours). Call Jean Pierre Courbois, (704) 262-2148 Advertise in The Western Carolinian Classifieds. Need a ride? Need a place to live? Need a job advertised? Need to a job? j Have something you want to sell? Or do you simply want to tell someone hello? Then find it or put it in The Western Carolinian Classifieds today. These are free | to WCU students. For non-students they are $3.00 per week. Call 227- 7267 and ask for the Advertising department. MISCELLANEOUS The Western Carolina University Football Program is in the process of completing the managerial staff for the 1987 season. If you are interested in aiding the Cats for their '87 campaign contact Coach Wike at 7395 or 7233 by February 27th. Free Simmons Hide-a-bed sofa. Fair external condition. I need the space and will help the new owner move Need three strong people to move. 586-5489 SPRING BREAK. Adventure seekers wanted for 3 days in Amazon jungle and 4 days on Caribbean beaches Venezuela has all this plus the finest rum in the world (NO DRINKING AGE). $799 includes round trip flight from New York or Miami, all lodging, daily activities, most meals, and all the beer and rum you can drink at the beach! This is the trip of a lifetime. Call Sabrosa Travel 1-800-237-7949 or 293-9383 for more information. Spring Break is quickly approaching. Now is the time to get into shape We can help by designing a Personalized Workout Program for you. Don't waste your valuable time or jeopardize your physical health on fad diets or unfounded training programs. Let us design a safe effective, scientifically proven program for you that- will bring you lasting results. We can develop programs for. weight training, weight loss, aerobic conditioning, flexibility, bodybuilding, powerlifting, specific sports etc Call 227-6821 Ask for Al or Mack. Chancellor's Distinguished Teaching Award. Nominations will betaken Feb 25 through March 4. There will be places in Brown, Dodson and the U.C. for nominations to be dropped off. Looking for that competitive edge? We can help! Contact Health-works in the Hairstation. 293-5041 High blood pressure? High cholesterol? High triglycerides? We can help! Always sick? Weight control a problem? Fatigued all the time? We can help! Free rap, question & answers every Monday evening 7:30 at the Healthworks in the Hairstation. PC "=n1 L VIDEO PLUS 17 East Main St. Sylva, NC 28779 (704)586-3445 Movie and VCR Rentals YOU BLOWS Iki NG OUT OF YOU a> J *< ' We're Finally OPEN! Serving authentic Cajun Cooking at LAGNIAPPE CAJUN KITCHEN on Hill Street in Dillsboro, N.C. 11 a.m.' 8:30 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday For orders to go, call 586*5720 ROUndball from page ten fouling out and Showers getting three early in the half. "Once our big people got into foul trouble, we just couldn't stay with them," Cottrell said. Hill led the team with 19 points The Herd had a trika of Tom Curry (21), Dwayne Lewis (20), and Skip Henderson (19) lead it to a 13-0 conference mark. Although the Catamounts got even with VMI on Monday night for the Keydets' nine-point victory here Jan.24, they certainly gave the Keydets every opportunity to win. A blistering first half shooting pace of almost 80 percent helped put Western up by 12 points in the first half against VMI, but the 27-15 lead was whittled to six, 35-29, at halftime largely because Western turned the ball over 10 times in the first 20 minutes. Tipton, who played a poor first half, came alive in the second half however, scoring a career-best 21 points, and Hutchison held VMI forward Gay Elmore, the league's leading scorer, to his lowest total in four years against Western — 23 points — to allow Western to sneak away with a two-point victory. VMI had two opportunities to win in the final seconds. With 11 seconds left, after Walker had hit one of two foul shots to put the Cats up by two, the Keydets called timeout and had the ball, but Lennon Mings was whistled for an offensive foul, and that turned the possession back over to Western Walker missed the front end of a one-and-one, however, and VMI had the ball again with nine seconds left. Renard Johnson's jumper with four seconds left was no good, and a simple inbounds pass from Walker to Hutchison with one second left sewed up the win. "Chris went after the ball in the second half, and we really needed him to do that for us." said Cottreli "He was the big difference in the second half for us." Tipton was six of eight in the second half. "If we hadn't shot so well in the first half, w'd have been in some trouble, though," Cottrell added "I thought the biggest key was Hutch's job on Elmore. He made him work hard for his shots and take shots he didn't want to take. "This is the kind we've been letting slip away from us in the last few minutes over the course of the season." The Cats ended up shooting 52 percent for the game, or 28 of 55, while VMI shot 45 percent. Hill, who was six of eight in the first half, ended up just one for eight in the second and had 14 points. Gault had 10. Western will end the regular season on Monday night at the Ramsey Center when it hosts Ferrum in a nonconference affair. The Lions are in NCAA Division III. The Southern Conference tournament will open Friday, Feb. 27, at the Ashevilie Civic Center, with the eighth-place team playing the No 1 seed at noon. The tournament will run through Sunday, March 1 Notes: Marshall's 15-game winning streak, the longest in the country, was ended Monday night in Chattanooga, Tenn., by UTC, 82- 78 Both teams are 13-1 in the league and 20-5 overall....Hill was leading the league in foul shootng last week....The tournament's championship game will be televised by ESPN...One of the officials working last Thursday's Bryan game, Dale Ford, was the umpire behind the plate for Game Six of the World Series between the New York Mets and Boston Red Sox....Western's last losing season was in 1977-78, its first year in the Southern and Cottrell's first year. The Cats finished 7-19... «%*:•: "Please, my little girl needs blood'.' &&:>■■ P 0 u T T 0 G E T H E R T L E I T F R N S G 0 D ....... BestWestern C/KSAMQWT INN „ t ^^ INDEPENDENTLY OWNED ANP OPERATED Highway 19-23 Sylva, North Carolina 28779 (704) 586-3315 Blood saves lives. And your company can make a major contribution to the constant need for blood in your community. Please contact your local Red Cross Chapter to see how easy it is fo hold a blood drive at your company. GIVE BLOOD, PLEASE SELF-VORTH - DISCIPLESHIP - ALCOHOL PRAYER - SUICIDE - MISSIONS - BIBLE STUDY PEER PRESSURE - HANDLING STRESS Saturday, Feb 21st 10:00 am - 4 00 pm Cullowhee Baptist Church FREE TO ALL COLLEGE STUDENTS INCLUDES LUNCH FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 293-9024

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
• Format
  • Publications (documents)
• Type
  • Text
• Date
  • Date original: 1987-02-19
  • Date digitized: 2019-04-09
• 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_1987-02-19_Vol52_No19
• Repository
  • Western Carolina University Hunter Library