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Volume 56 Number 24 Classifieds The Western Carolinian Page 8 Thursday. April 11. 1991 Classified ads requested by WCU students, faculty, and staff are provided at a $3.00 charge. All those not affiliated with WCU pay $10.00 per issue. All ads must be fifty words or fewer, and be sent to The Western Carolinian, Old Student Union, WCU, Cullowhee, NC 28723, (704) 227-7267. All classified ads must be paid in advance and be received by The Western Carolinian no later than the Friday prior to publication date. ANNOUNCEMENTS Is your fraternity, sorotity or club interested in earning $500.00 to $1,000.00 for a one-week, on- campus marketing project? You must be well-organized and hard working. Call Christine at (800) 592- 2121. NEED MONEY FOR COLLEGE, THERE'S MONEY AVAILABLE FOR EVERY STUDENT WHO NEEDS IT.. NATIONAL COLLEGE ASSITANCE CO. POB 36 N. TAZEWELL VA. 24630. ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS: EVERYBODY NEEDS THEM, ALMOST NOBODY HAS THEM, THEY ARE PRICED TO SELL AND PRICED FOR PROFIT. LOCAL NSA DISTRIBUTOR WILL TRAIN NOW FOR SUMMER WORK PART TIME CR BUILD A BUSINESS OR YOUR OWN. VIDEO AND ADDITIONAL INFO IN CAP CENTER, WCU (JOB# 141) OR CALL 586-3409 AFTER 5:00. HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUMMER? Jet there anytime with AIRHITCH* for $160 from the East Coast! (Reported in NY Times & Let's Go!) AIRHITCH9 212-864- 2000. Win a trip to DISNEY WORLD distributing subscription cards and application write to: COLLEGIATE MARKETING SERVICES, 303 W. Center Ave. Mooresville, NC28115. 704/663-0963. "YOUR JOB IS YOUR CREDIT" Receive a Master Card or Visa Card Even if you have Bad Credit/No Credit, Divorced or Bankrupt/You can get these Cards-Easy-H.O.C. 1 - 900-454-3300 ($4.95 per min. - 3- MINUTE MAX.) LIMITED OFFER! Secrets Of The Richest People. How Tc Accomplish Anything You Want In Life. Guaranteed. FREE Information. Write to Success Unilimited, P.O. box 470, Cullowhee, NC, 28723. Experienced typist will do typing. Call Judy 596-0752. FREE CARWASH DPMA will be sponsoring a Free carwash Saturday April 20th, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Cullwhoee cafe across from the s office. No strings attached. Bring your car! LOST AND FOUND LOST: Brown nylon wallet containing money and I.D. Need I.D. Call 6531. Jonathan. FOUND: Ladies ring in men's restroom, Music/English - 1st floor. 293-3060 to identify. Lost and found items are run free of charge. Call in your lost or found item at 227-7267. HELP WANTED ACTORS NEEDED for student- produced short film. Drama with some comedic lines. For more info, call 227-6484 or 227-6585 or write 218 A Leatherwood. Estate needs: Outdoor landscape maintenance workers. May - August 8:00-4:30 M-F. Convenient area of Casheirs. 743-2467. Wade Hampton Golf Club in Cashiers, N.C. has Seasonal Job Openings Full- or part Time. Young Men and Women, excellent Wages, clubhouse, Restaurant, Caddy Program. Apply by calling 743-3411 or 743-5950 For Interview. Growing sportswear company that sells merchandise to sorotities, fraternities is looking for an energetic individual to be a campus representative, work one night and average $50 - $100 per week. Knowledge of retail sales and the greek system is helpful. Call (800) 472-9415. National marketing firm seeks mature student to manage on- campus promotions for top companies this school year. Flexible hours with earning potential to $25,000 per semester. Must be organized, hardworking and money motivated. Call Christine at (800) 592-2121. High Hampton Inn and Country Club is now accepting applications for the 1991 season, hiringdining room,dishwasher, 1 night cook, bellman, buffet steward. Great working environment. Apply in person from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday thru Saturday or call (704) 743-2411 in Cashiers N.C. Individual or student organization needed to promote Spring Break trip. Earn money, free trips and valuable work experience. CALL NOW!! Inter-s: 1-800-327-6013. Career Job Listings from the CAP Center 0401-0209 POSITION: Co-Anchor/ Reporter EMPLOYER: WCBI-TV JOB LOCATION: Columbus, MS REQUIREMENTS: Journalism degree and 2 years reporting experience required. CONTACT: Gene Edwards, WCBI-TV ADDRESS: PO Box 271, Columbus, MS 39703 DEADLINE: until filled 0401-0210 POSITION: Editor/ Photographer EMPLOYER: WCNC-TV JOB LOCATION: Charlotte, NC REQUIREMENTS: NBC affiliate seeks a talented individual with a minimum of two years shooting/editing experience. Degree preferred. CONTACT: Send resume and non-returnable tape to Hope Brown, WCNC-TV ADDRESS: PO Box 18665, Charlotte, NC 28218-0665 DEADLINE: until filled 0401-0211 POSITION: Production Assistant EMPLOYER: WCSC-TV JOB LOCATION: Charleston, SC REQUIREMENTS: Individual will be responsible for studio camera operation, lighting, studio set-up and studio maintenance. CONTACT: Resumes to: Charlie Thompson, WCSC-TV ADDRESS: PO Box 186, Charleston, SC 29402 DEADLINE: until filled 0401-0212 POSITION: Radio Production Assistant EMPLOYER: WLTR Radio LOCATION: Columbia, SC REQUIREMENTS: Assists station manager in preparation of cultural programming. Tapes and edits music recordings with voice over as needed. Knowledge of computers (entering data and retrieval of data) is mandatory. Runs radio board. Records scheduled network feeds. Maintains logs in accordance with FCC rules and regulations. Bachelor degree in broadcasting. CONTACT: For more information contact: Ethel Brown, Personnel Assistant (803) 737-3457. DEADLINE: until filled 0401-0213 POSITION: Reporter EMPLOYER: Princeton News Leader JOB LOCATION: Princeton, NC REQUIREMENTS: Eastern NC weekly chain seeking reporter fluent in sports. Photo skills helpful. CONTACT: Resume and clips to: Personnel Dept., Princeton News Leader ADDRESS: PO Box 596, Princeton, NC 27569 DEADLINE: until filled 0401-0214 POSITION: Archivist EMPLOYER: Dept. of Archives and History, Georgia Historical Society JOB LOCATION: Chatham County, GA REQUIREMENTS: Completion of an undergraduate major in history, political science and/or government, which included two courses in American or Georgia history and one course in research methodology at a four year college or university. Your score will be based on a rating of your education and experience as described on your application, along with any supplemental information you may be asked to provide. CONTACT:* Public Announcement, State Merit System ADDRESS^ 200 Piedmont Avenue, SE, West Tower-Balcony Level, Atlanta, GA 30334 (404) 656-2725. DEADLINE: 04/12/91 0401-0215 POSITION: Training Specialist EMPLOYER: Dept. of Human Resources, Prevention Resource Center JOB LOCATION: Bulloch County GA REQUIREMENTS: Vacancy performs duties of moderate difficulty in conducting training to groups to promote primary prevention of substance abuse and related health promotion activities in a 24-county area. Your score will be based on a rating of your education and experience as described on your application, along with any supplemental information you may be asked to provide. CONTACT: Public Announcement, State Merit System ADDRESS: 200 Piedmont Avenue, SE, West Tower-Balcony Level, Atlanta, GA 30334 (404) 656-2725 DEADLINE: 04/12/91 0401-0216 POSITION: Lab Analyst, Chemist, Senior Chemist, Formulator EMPLOYER: Applied Analytical Industries, Inc. JOB LOCATION: Wilmington, NC REQUIREMENTS: Related majors accepted (A.A. through Ph.D.) Chemistry, pharmacy. Principal function of the company: routine analytical chemistry services, microbiological testing services, analytical method development, formulations development, stability testing, consulting services. CONTACT: Send resume (with transcript preferred) to: Applied Analytical Industries, Inc., Human Resources Dept. ADDRESS: 1206 No. 23rd St., Wilmington, NC 28405 DEADLINE: until filled 0402-0217 POSITION: HR Information System Specialist l/l I EMPLOYER: Research Triangle Institute JOB LOCATION: Research Triangle Park, NC REQUIREMENTS: BS/BA degree in computer science, business, or human resources with DBase programming skills. Familiarity with PC LANsand VAX environment helpful. Will develop and implement computer programs and procedures to interface HR computer network. CONTACT: Office of Human Resources, Research Triangle Institute ADDRESS: PO Box 12194, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-2194 (919) 541-6466 DEADLINE: until filled 0403-0218 POSITION: Research Technician II (#01039) EMPLOYER: North Carolina State University JOB LOCATION: Raleigh, NC REQUIREMENTS: Prefer BS in chemistry or biochemistry, with experience in computer assisted GC/ LC. Perform separation, derivatization & identification of phenols isolated from biological media. CONTACT: NCSU Division of Human Resources ADDRESS: Box 7210, Raleigh, NC 27695-7210(919)737-2135 DEADLINE: until filled 0403-0219 POSITION: Research Technician II (#03020) EMPLOYER: North Carolina State University JOB LOCATION: Raleigh, NC REQUIREMENTS: Prefer BS, experience with sterile technique & cell cultures. Provide technical assistance for animal virus lab experiments. CONTACT: NCSU Division of Human ADDRESS: Box 7210, Raleigh, NC 27695-7210 (919) 737-2135 DEADLINE: until filled 0403-0220 POSITION: Research Technician II (#03022) EMPLOYER: North Carolina State University JOB LOCATION: Raleigh, NC REQUIREMENTS: Prefer BS in biology, physiology or closely related area. Experience in handling large animals, word processing & data entry. CONTACT: NCSU Division of Human Resources ADDRESS: Box 7210, Raleigh, NC 27695-7210 (919) 737-2135 DEADLINE: until filled Staff Referral Services provides a network of camps, now hiring, from "The Keys" to Wisconsin-Minnesota. One application reaches all camps. Applications at the Student Employment Office. Needed: Imaginative, responsible individual to provide summer child care for two super kids, ages 4 and 6. About 30 flexible hours per week. Good pay. Call 586-3091. Estate needs: Outdoor landscape maintenance workers May-August 8:00-4:30 M-F. convenient area of cashiers 743-2467. Cruise Ship Jobs HIRING Men - Women. Summer/ Year Round. PHOTOGRAPHERS. TOUR GUIDES, RECREATION PERSONNEL Excellent pay plus FREE travel Caribbean, Hawaii, Bahamas, South Pacific, Mexico. CALL NOW! Call refundable. 1-206-736-7000, Ext.600N2 WE NEED SELF-MOTIVATED STUDENTS Earn up to $10/hr. Market credit cards on campus. Flexible hours. Only 10 positions available. Call Now 1-800-950-8472 Ext.20 (Al) FOR SALE Set of Yakima 1A 48" racks for cars w/ rain gutters. Also, bike rack for cars w/ hatchbacks. Feel free to call w/ questions about fit. REasonably priced (negotiable).Call 586-4642. Ask for Jamie or Kirk. Wanted: To buy. Used TI-81 calculator. Call from campus 3828. For Sale: Home furnishings from dishestofurniture. good prices-must sell-graduating in May. Call 293- 3333. 1989 Mazda MX6,28,000 miles. PW sunroof. Wired in radar detector. PW windows. Power everything. Metallic grey. $10,800. Call Will 243-2411. 1987 Mazda323 LX, 4 door, 5 speed, AM/FM, Cassette player, A/C, Sunroof. Estate Gold. $4,000. Call 293-3132. White Zeta Jacket, $25. 227-4552. Adler-Royal electronic typewriter. EX cond., $100, includes 3 new ribbon cassettes, 2 correct tape rolls. Also, Captain's swivel rocking chair, -makeoffer. Sears-Kenmore 12,000 BTU A/C , used 1 summer, $300 or best offer. Call or leave message 293-5570. FOR RENT FOR RENT-- Furnished efficiency apartment in Sylva. Clean, quiet. Water, sewer & garbage pick-up included in $210 per month rent. Telephone and cable TV available. Call 586-9456 and ask for Nancy Decker. FOR RENT. Nice clean 2-BR Mobile Home. Total Electric. Blanton's Park off old 107 on Locust Creek Rd. between Cullowhee & Sylva. Cable TV available. No pets. Call 586- 6707. For Rent: A-frame on the river. Thornburg Apts., Webster. $250.00 permonth-No Pets- Available May1. 293-5278 or 293-9517. For Rent: One bedroom Apts Thornburg Apts. Webster $200.00 per month-no pets. Available immediately 293-5278 or 293-9517. Wanted: Roommate to share a 2 bedroom apartment in Sylva on 6 Savanna Drive - just behind the courthouse. Rend $75-$100/month plus utilities. Call 586-3048 - Jacob. For Rent: 2 bedroom, 1 bath house, fully furnished, water furnished; 5 miles from campus in Tuckeseegee; $300/month for two people; call 586- 9048. For Rent: 4 Bedroom house, furnished. Located on Central Drive past Harrill dorm, within walking distance of campus. 293-9519. ROOMMATE NEEDED FOREST HILLS TOWNHOUSES TWO BEDROOM, TWO BATH, KITCHEN, LIVING ROOM. CLOSE TO CAMPUS. FOR INFORMATION CALL PATTY OR DAWN AT 293- 9049. For Rent: Summertime Appartmen at Laurel Oakes. Two bedrooms. 1 bath. Great place to live during summer school. Will negotiate cheap montly rent over phone, contact Mike or Scott at 293-3025. Two bedroom house, two bedroom trailer furnished with washer and dryer. 293-5110. Two bedroom Bath house, fully furnished, water furnished; 5 miles from campus in Tuckeseegee; $300/ month fortwopeople; call 586-9048. Mortar Board Senior Honor Society would like to congratulate its new members. Coleen Johnson Blaylock Nathan David Burton Willis Joe Cato Debbie Clark Barbara Colson Dana Deal Eddie James Deitz John Marshall Dennis Cameron John Denton Mary E. Edwards Angela Dawn Elliott Karen C. Freeman Tracy L. Freeman Elmer W. Fuller Molly E. Gaffney Gregory L. Galloway Alan M. Green Patricia Henson Jennifer Hoover Kristen A. Kurtgis Tara H. Lane Steven Larry Manors Brian Ashley Martin Theressa Dixon Metcalf Heather Y. Phillips Sharon D. Pitts Kristle Amber Riddle Karen Safer Paula Denise Shearin Peter Suhre Tony Tallent Michell Diane Wagner Pamela LaShea Ward Members were inducted on April 7. Only 33 out of 380 students were chosen for this honor based on scholarship, leadership and service. International : Day is Friday | 10:00 a.m.- : 2:00 p.m. in • theUC i Grandroom. • AT THIS POINT, YOUR ALMA MATER DOESi'T MATTER. There's one exam even the best of colleges can't prepare you for. Last year alone, America's businesses lost more than $60 billion to drugs. So this year, most of the Fortune 500 will be adminis tering drug tests. Failing the test means you won't be considered for employment. And that's a matter of fact. WE'RE PUTTING DRUGS GUT UF BUSINESS. Partnership for a Drug-Free America
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