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8The Daily Tar Heel Tuesday, March 28, 1989 Out-of-state sports fans take heart, you can stay informed I miss Akeem. And Sleepy. And Otis. And all of those boys in red down in the Lone Star State. For the first time in years, 1 must come to grips with the fact that I am utterly uninformed about the Rockets. For all I know they could be losing consistently to Miami or (horrors!) sporting new designer uniforms in shades of fuchsia and maize. It's a terrible thing to have your priorities this out-of-whack, but 1 must ease my conscience by explain ing that this ignorance isn really my fault. As you well know if you have out-of-state sports loyalties, keeping up with them from day to day is virtually impossible. Sure, I can catch the local news, but if 1 blink 1 usually miss the score that's flashed up on the screen. Highlights? The only way I would possibly see highlights from a Hous ton gameAis if something really spectacular happened, like Derrick Chievous sunk a skyhook from under the opposite basket with .0493 seconds left to defeat Cleveland 173 172. Newspapers aren't overly informa tive either, listing scores from two days ago because everything in the West happens too late for these East Coast rags to pick them up. USA Today is usually accurate and timely, but I'd have to get a part-time job to afford it. Fifty cents a day adds up, folks. In one year I'd be shelling out about $150 just to check scores and derive aesthetic pleasure from the Narwid keeps on hitting as softbal finishes 2-2 in Columbia tourney By ANDREW PODOLSKY Assistant Spoils Editor COLUMBIA, S.C. The UNC softball team won two and lost two last weekend to take third place in the five-team University of South Carolina Round Robin Tournament. On Saturday, the Tar Heels edged Toledo, 2-1, but later dropped games to the host Gamecocks, 1-0, and Georgia State, 14. UNC bounced back on Sunday to down Toledo, once again by the score of 2-1 in a tough nine-inning contest. USC won the tournament, winning y ' iHjfiQSV.yy gaffi $3.00 UNTl. 6 PVI DAJLY All CHEVY CHASE FLETCH LIVES (PG) 2:20 4:20 7:20 9:20 t 'J vj .if. i, To) It) Your Own Apartment. Now You Can Afford It. University 966-3983 1U Roval Park I 967-2239 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY CQIQI fr TTtWESIDAY IBASMBMLLL PACE 3:00 PM HBdDSULlAMIEIffi. TAII5IIILJM nn n 9 Sports Bethany Staff Writer bright graphic colors. So, frustrated with these inade quate sources, I usually just call home and ask Mom and Dad what IVe been missing. They try to keep me informed, occasionally even sending sports sections from the Houston Post, but sometimes they forget to fill me in on major events, like (it still pains me to think about it) when Nolan Ryan left the Astros for the Texas Rangers. I can't help thinking that if I'd only known earlier 1 could have stopped him. 1 think a practical solution is for all the Houston coaches to set up a direct line with me, their loyal fan who's off slaving to get her education, by which they could call in all scores and developments and get. my opin ion on certain organizational deci sions. It's only fair. But because I have been deprived of watching games and reading about them for the last two years, I make up for lost time in a big way when I'm home in Houston. I don't think my family ate a single meal at the table all last summer, because there were Astros games on television every night. It was wond erful I knew exactly where the Stros were in the standings at all times and could spout out the scores and highlights of any game played in the past month. Friends from North Carolina would call and ask what I'd all four of its games. Georgia State took second with a 3-1 weekend, followed by UNC in third. The weekend action pushed the Tar Heels' record to 13-9 on the year. UNC's Tracey Brower flipped a one-hitter, and Tracey Narwid went 2-for-3 with a double to lead the Tar Heels to a 2-1 win over Toledo for their first victory. Against Georgia State later that same day, Narwid had two more hits, and Vicki Parrott added three more, but UNC still fell short, 7-4. Saturday's 1-0 loss to eventual- M1M5 2:054:357:059:35 -W- At rmi TMtAM Hllh,AI 1 3 Kinaswood g 967-2231 Mon.-frl. ;Lj967-2234 V P0" J Litton 3 DAY TUES. (EXC HOUDAYS) BEST PICTURE BEST ACTRESS Glenn L I Al 9-4; Sat. 10-5 r V NEW V Sat & Sat been doing and I'd answer, "Watch ing baseball." For some reason they found that funny. So 1 experienced extreme culture shock when I came back in the fall, missing weeks of games at a time. The same thing happens after an ons laught of Rockets basketball every Christmas break. This Christmas, however, I kept wondering if I was in the right place, because the Rockets went through a veritable trade-o-rama in the fall, and I only recognized about three of the players. I realize that it's almost too late to do anything about the uncertainty in the basketball arena, but a brand new baseball season is approaching fast, and I have an idea. What's the nearest major league baseball team? Atlanta, right? And what was the Braves' record last season? I rest my case. Now, the students at UNC have enough bas ketball teams to follow, but y'all are desperately in need of a real baseball team, a genuine example of America's game in action. So forget the Braves or pseudo baseball powers like the Mets or the Yankees. For an exciting, unpredic table spring and summer, all you need to do is adopt the Astros. That's right, once you watch 'em pitch, catch and hit, youH be a fan for life, and with this whole student body pulling for the Stros, mass media of all types will soon bend to the pressure and provide extensive coverage of every nuance of their season. champion USC was scoreless until the bottom of the sixth inning. The Gamecocks scored the game's lone run when Michelle Delloso got on, on a fielder's choice, stole third, then scored on a throwing error. UNC's Brower, despite giving up only four hits, picked up the loss. Narwid continued her torrid hitting on the day, going 2-for-3 at the plate in a losing cause. Narwid, who is hitting .359 on the year, went 6-10 on Saturday to lead the Tar Heel hitters. UNC closed the tournament with a tight game against Winthrop on Sunday. It took the Tar Heels nine innings to wear down the Lady Eagles and finally end the marathon game. With the score locked at 1-1 in the ninth, UNC went to work. Lisa McGloin walked and took second on a Parrott hit. She advanced to third on a fielder's choice, then scored the winning run on a two-out Michelle Rupp single. Brower, pitching in her third game in 24 hours, got the win and improved her record to 9-4 on the year. Parrott had another good game at the plate, going 2-4. American Heart Association a rfi-ry east franklin lIMnwl I I CMAPf L HILL M7-0eS "EXCELLEST! IT WILL WIN THIS YEAR'S OSCAR!" 1.-1 Sml AHC.TV . AONlKE Close SfANBKtf SONS (7 4:2079:20 HELD OVER! b:154K)SS7:409:3Qjr Leviathan 7:15 930 (II) Troop Beverly Hills 7:00 - 9:iS (PG) EXCEPT ON ATTRACTIONS Wt HAVE NO CONTROL ON. Walt Disney's THE RESCUERS Mon-Frl 7:00 Only Sat & Sun 2:003:305:307:00 YORK STORIES Shows Nightly 9:00 Only (PG) John Rlttw SKIN DEEP Nightly 7:05-9:15 Sun Matinee 2:054:15 3 LEAN ON ME (PQ13) Nightly 7:009:15 & Sun Matinee 2:004:15 HI?? Satlg clar Mnl CDassnfied AdlveirttDoinig Classified Info The Daily Tar Heel does not accept cash for payment of clas sified advertising. Please let a check or money order be your receipt Return ad and payment to the DTH office by noon one business day before your ad is to run. Ads must be prepaid. Visa and Mastercard accepted at the office. Rates: for 25 words or less Students, Student Organizations and Individuals: $2.00 per day Consecutive day rates: 2 days $3.25 3 days $4.00 4 days $4.50 5 days $5.00 .50 for each consecutive day Businesses: $5.00 per day Additional charges for all ads: 5C per word per day over 25 words $1.00 per day for boxed ad or bold type Free ads: FOUND ads FREE. will run five days Please notify the DTH office imme diately If there are mistakes in your ad. We will be responsible only for the first ad run. Accepted at the office help wanted PART-TIME TYPISTWORD PRO CESSOR position available immedi ately. PC experience required. Famil iarity with WordPerfect and Lotus a plus. Good opportunity to join a growing financial institution. Com petitive salary and good benefits package. Applications available at THE VILLAGE BANK. 77 S. Elliot Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Upon review selected applicants will be contacted. EOE. PATIENT WHO REQUIRE the remov al of wisdom teeth needed for clinical trial of sedative anesthesia. Signifi cant reduction in cost of extractions provided. Two year study sponsored by NIH and the Dept. of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Call 966-2784 for screening information. PIZZA HUT DELIVERY is now hir ing drivers for its Franklin Street lo cation. Drivers earn up to $4.50hour to start plus tips and car reimbursement. Flexible schedules are available. Please apply at 516 W. Franklin Street or call 942-0343. RESEARCH SUBJECT VOLUN TEERS Black women, 18-35, needed for a study which includes black and white subjects. This air pollution study involves various re sponses to ozone exposure. Must be free of colds or flu (6 weeks), non smokers, non-asthamatic (5 years), no history of heart disease. Fee paid. Call 929-9993 for appointment in formation. SECRETARYRECEPTIONIST NEEDED for small law firm. Legal ex perience not required. Must be avail able mid-April. Mail resume to: Ack er, Adkins and Garner, 800 -D Frank lin Square, Chapel Hili. NC 27514. No telephone calls, please. SPERM DONORS NEEDED. Col lege students or graduates under 35 years old, willing to participate 6 months or longer in artifical insemi nation program. Confidentiality as s a $30 per acceptable specimen. On 962-6596 for screening informa tion. SPRING CASH: Earn $30 this week as a new plasma donor for approxi mately 3-4 hours of your spare time. Sera-Tec Biologicals. 942-0251. STUDY SUBJECTS NEEDED FOR EPA AIR POLLUTANTS RE SEARCH. Healthy, non-smoking males, 18-35, can earn money for re search studies and travel. Call 929 9993. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for study of Kegel muscle function. Must have never been pregnant or have not car ried pregnancy to term. Please con tact John Thorp or Watson Bowes at 966-1601. EXPENSES COVERED! EARN WHILE YOU LEARN- Manpower is looking for students in terested in earning great pay-plus commissions. We offer flexible hours, and valuable training and business experience. Plus free use of a per sonal computer. If you're a full-time student, sophomore or above, with at least a B average and are computer familiar, MANPOWER needs you as a COLLEGIATE REP to promote the - sales of the IBM Personal Sys tem2 ON CAMPUS. FOR EXPERI ENCE THAT PAYS, CALL TODAY. MANPOWER TEMPORARY SER VICES 929-0279 or 493-4463 A UCE LOCKHART. FREE TRIP TO EUROPE! SBT Travel needs a campus rep to help coordi nate Club Europa Day at UNC. Call 929-4321, Jim or Andy. Hurry! GRADUATING? Enter the excit ing world of advertising and publishing. Join our team at U niversity Directories, The Nation's Largest Publisher of Campus Telephone Directories. Gain valuable computer knowl edge, garphic design and layout experience, and learn all admin istrative aspects of creating qual ity publications. Interviews: March 28 & 29. See detailed brochure at Career Planning & Placement, 211 Hanes Hall. 1 A.'-IRJCAN H I I VISA I I limy imsmiemB CHALLENGING, ENTERTAINING AND EDUCATIONAL. Full-time days kitchen prep and salads. Weekend and selected evenings dishwashing. Will train. Call or come by Spanky's before 11 am or after 2 pm. 967 2678. DO YOU HAVE CHILD CARE EX PERIENCE? Child Care Networks is looking for qualified caregivers to provide full or part-time care in the child's home. For more information Call 942-0184. GREGARIOUS. VIVACIOUS atti tudes for receptionist type work in college setting. Flexible hours, part or full time, male or female. Call Alan, 967-3308. HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY STU DENT ASSISTANT POSITION A- VAILABLE. 12 hours weekly. 8-5, M-F, Duties of filing cards and relat ed tasks require attention to detail. Available now; preference given to applicants who can continue in sum mer, $3.90hr., min. with regular raises. Contact 966-2111 or Rm. 211 Health Sciences Library for stu dent application form. AAEOE. ACCOUNTING POSITION AVAILA BLE. Must be hard-working, comput er literate, and have mathematical a bility. The post ion is Sunday-Thursday 8 pm-4 am. (Includes computer and front desk work.) Applications are available, M-F, 8 am -5 pm at Granville Towers South, University Square. Chapel Hill. EOEMFH. ATTENTION - HIRING! Government jobs - your area. Many immediate openings without waiting list or test. $17,840 - $69,485. Call 1-602-838-8885. EXT R5271. BENNETON SOUTH SQUARE MALL needs a full-time assistant manager. Apply in person. 489-1917. HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY STU DENT ASSISTANT POSITIONS A VAILABLE. 10-20 hrs. weekly during evening and weekend hours. Duties include scanning bar code labels on books for entry in bibliographic data base. Computer experience preferred. Available now; preference given to applicants who can continue in sum mer. $3.90hr. minimum with regular raises. Contact 966-2111 or Rm. 211 Health Sciences Library for Stu dent application form. AAEOE. HELATH SCIENCES LIBRARY STU DENT ASSOCIATE POSITION avail able for six month project. 12 hours weekly M-F at least 3 days a week. Day time hours preferred. Duties in clude: filing information request from campus libraries for hospital person nel.' Required: Good communication skills, ability to work independently and meet deadlines and familiarity with libraries. Available now; appli cants must be able to work during summer. Possibility continued em ployment after 6 months. $4.50 an hour minimum. Contact 966-2111 or Room 211 Health Sciences' Library for Student Application Form. AAEOE. LABORATORY TECHNICIAN: Sphinx Biotechnologies Corporation, a rapidly growing North Carolina bio technology company, is moving ag gressively to develop therapeutic and diagnostic products in the areas of lipid second messengers and signal transduction. We are seeking an indi vidual with a B.S. degree in biochem istry or releated field and knowledge in enzyme assays and protein purifi cation. Experience with HPLC FPLC. PAGE and a strong back ground in analytical chemistry, is de sirable. Sphinx Biotechnologies is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please forward resume with reference to po sition number 101 to: Sphinx Bio technologies Corporation, Position 101. PO Box 727. Durham. NC 27702-0727. MALES BETWEEN 21 and 35. needed for study of alcohol and stress. $45 for approximately 6 hours participation. Center for Alcohol Studies, 966-5670. Call between 9 am. and 12 noon. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Rising Junior to maintain Accounts Receiva ble. Must be available 4 hours per business day, 9 am. -6 pm., M-F, through year (though not necessarily the same hours each day). Must have ' strong verbal and written communica tion skills, computer and 10-key cal culator skills desired. Must be able to work independently, and pay at tention to details. Contact Cuttar Ballance or Ann Harrison at 933 2001, The Caroina Inn. OFFICE ASSISTANTS NEEDED in busy law firm. Help with phones and typing. Morning andor afternoon hours availa ble. Start $5 per hour. Call 967 8989. summer jobs DUKE SOCCER CAMP seeking ma ture individuals to work in the dormi tories and camp office from June 15 July 27. 1989. Send resume": Box 22716. Duke Station. Durham. NC. 27706. DUKE SOCCER CAMP seeking ma ture ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST ANT, full-time, May-July '89. Some computer experience, good organiza tional skills, and ease in dealing with people on the phone and in person required. Send resume': Box 22716, Duke Station. Durham. N.C. 27706. EARN $4000-$10,000 THIS SUM MER IN ALASKA - "The Harvard Student Guide to Summer Jobs in Alaska." Send $7.95 to Crimson Press, 1953 Massachusetts Ave., P.O. Box 558, Cambridge, Ma. 02140. QUALIFIED CANDIDATES FOR LIFEGUARD. POOL MANAGER, AND ASSISTANT SWIM TEAM COACH shall be interviewed Tues., April 4, 2 pm-4 pm and Weds., April 5, 1 1 am-2 pm. Hope Valley Country Club, 3803 Dover Rd., Durham. SNACK BAR PERSONNEL WANT ED. Apply in person, Hope Valley Country Club, 3803 Dover Rd., Durham. f I I 11 if 1 I CAMP COUNSELORS NEEDED; Residential summer camp for adults and Children with Autism. May 21 July 22. Work and live on campsite in the Chapel Hill area. Send resume or call Autism Society of NC, 2312 Milburnie Rd. Raleigh. NC 27610. (919)821-0859. CAMPS GRAHAM AND MARY ATTKINSON are looking for great staff for a great summer! Areas in clude nature, A and C, CTT leader ship, sailing, swimming, canoeing and more! Interviewing on campus A pril 5. or call 1-782-3021. COUNSELORS: CAMP WAYNE, co-ed children's camp, Northeastern Pennsylvania. 623-823. Great op portunity for personal growth! Spe cialty counsebrs needed for: Tennis, Swim (W.S.I, preferred). Basketball, Volleybalt.Gymriastics.Aerobics, NaureCamping, Guitar, Batik, Sculpture, Ceramics, Painting, Print making, Drama, Piano, Group Lead ers (20), General. R.N. Nurses Aide(20), Bookkeeper, Drivers (21), many other positions available. On Campus Interviews on Monday 410. Sign-up 211 Hanes Hall or call 516-889-3217 or write to: 12 Alle vard St.. Lido Beach, NY 11561. FREE SUMMER METRO SPORT MEMBERSHIP: help with summer camps and work out free. Call Heidi Clayberg at 286-7529. INTERESTED IN PART-TIMEFULLTIME WORK? Kitchen positions a vailable at Hope Valley Country Club, 3803 Dover Rd., Durham. Apply in person. STARTING INCOME $2,100 and UP. Numerous job openings in east ern North Carolina. Duties involve assisting in advertising, promotion, and marketing for several major man ufacturing companies. You must be pleasant, follow instructions well and able to work without constant su pervsion. Complete training-no in vestment. Valuable work experience for all majors. Apply in person-walk-ins welcome. Interviews begin each hours from 8:30-3. Interviewing: Tuesday, March 28. Room 211 in the Union. Wednedsay, March 29, Room 212 in the Union. Thursday, March, 30, Room 212 in the Union. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - Spend a pleasant summer in NJNY as a live-in MOTHERS HELPERNANNY. Duties include child care, possibly light housekeeping. Some families travel to the beach, mountains, have pools, swim clubs, etc. No fee. For application and information, send re sume andor letter of intorduction (include references) to: Maid Search, Inc., 21 Rock Ave., Watchung. N.J. 07060. , THE TOWN OF CARRBORO is accepting applications for the following part-time temporary po sitions in the Recreation and Parks Dept.: Day Camp Su pervisor? and Activity Lead ers needed for five different sum mer enrichment camps for youths ages 6-14. Each camp runs 1-2 weeks in length and 'is sched uled between June 26 and Aug. 11. Knowledge and experience needed in one or more of the fol lowing areas: Journalismmedia, sports, outdoor games, crafts, and visual and performing arts. Previous experience with chil dren, first-aid. CPR, and Class B Driver's License preferred. 15-24 hrswk, specific work hours vary with specific camps. Pay rate: Supervisors $6.25-$6.50hr, Leaders - $5.25-$5.50hr. Ap plications are available from: Town of Carrboro Personell Of fice. Box 337. 301 W. Main St.. Carrboro, NC 27510. (919) 968 7708. Application deadline: Fri., March 31, 5 pm. TRAIN NOW. Part-time for summer job. Looking for personable individu als to wait tables in summer. Casual atmosphere. Apply in person. Hope Valley Country Club, 3803 Dover Rd., Durham. WOODCROFT SWIM & TENNIS CLUB is currently seeking full and part-time LIFEGUARDS as well as an ASSISTANT SWIM TEAM COACH. ALS is re quired, WSI is recommended. Woodcroft pool will be open May 14-26 part-time, full-time from May 27 through Sept. 4. Salary is commensurate with ex perience and position sought. Woodcroft has an excellent rep utation for above average sala ries. Individuals who wish to ap ply may catl 489-7705 between the hours of .10 am-12 pm, M-F, for an application. child care RELIABLE NON-SMOKER WANT ED to care part-time for two small children in exchange for room, board, and salary. Some experience with small children required. Must have own transportation. Summer employment possible, as is non-live-in arrangement. Call 1-493-4889 or 1-683-1204. RESPONSIBLE PERSON needed to pick up two boys from daycare M-F 5:30-7:30. Own transportation. Ref erences. Call 489-1506 Woodcroft area. WANTED: Sitter for 2-year-old for 1 or 2 evenings per week. Must have own transportation. References pre ferred. Call 968 47 16. ARTIST NEEDS STEADY DAYTIME BABYSITTER for 18 mo. old girl; Tues.Thurs. am, Mon. or Fri. after noons. Prefer someone staying thru summer into fall. Call 383-6186. FULL-TIME CHILD CARE WANTED for one -year old and five-year old twins in our home. Excellent work ing conditions and pay. Must have own transportation. References re quired. Call 490-1153. wanted VISITING ATTORNEY with one year clerkship beginning late summer seeks 3-4 bedroom home in Chapel Hill area. Call Jack or Carin Fernan dez (607) 272 0525 (collect). WANTED: ALL Comic books. Base ball Cards. Especially want collec tions of old andor investment quality material. Have $10,000 plus to spend. Don't sell without my quote, 1-584-5548. for sale FOR SALE: 1.5 cubic ft. Refrigera tor. Perfect for dorm room. Excellent condition. Priced to sell. $45. Call Greg. 968 8231. FOR SALE: PUCH MOPED- one speed. Runs well, 5000 miles plus, needs a little work. Perfect around town transportation. $200. Call Greg. 968-8231. FOR SALE: CIC (IBM compatible) COMPUTER with 20 m6 hard drive, 5.25 disk drive with color monitor and NLQ printer. Massive software. Call Chris 929-6993. GIBSON BASS AND RICKENBACKERAMP for sale. Ex cellent for beginner. Call Layton at 967-3992. Leave message. LIVING IN AN APARTMENT NEXT SEMESTER and need furniture??? We have NEW sofas and love scats at the absolute lowest prices. 25 differ ent styles. No one beats our prices, 9333859. REFRIGERATOR, larger than stan dard dorm size, lots more room. Ap proximately 2x2 cubic feet. On door: egg holder and 2 condiment shelves, small freezer, 2 12 shelves at bot tom. $75. 929 2179, Sonya. SUNFISH SAILBOAT AND TRAIL ER. Beautiful wood BUNK BED. (free mattresses), bumper-mount BIKE RACK, and 1987 250 NINJA with only 2,600 miles. Call 942-4321. night. wheels for sale 89 RED TOMOS MOPED - TWO MONTHS OLD. GREAT CONDI TION. ONLY 240 MILES. ASKING $450 OR BEST OFFER. CALL RICH AT 9333425. 1979 CHEVETTE, one owner, 56K miles. Automatic, air, AMFM, 'r--cent tires, reliable. $550. 933-6634. 1984 VOLVO. Great condition. Call for price. Jamie 933-6331. 1985 NISSAN MAXIMA: Silver, 56,000 miles. Loaded, Sunroof, new Kleber tires, excellent condition! $8900 neg. Call John at 929-3750. FA50 SUZUKI MOTOR SCOOTER for sale. Only 1300 miles, 1 year old, in great condition with new brakes and clutch. Asking $350. Call Chris 9296993. FOR SALE; 1979 HONDA AC- CORD HATCHBACK. Good tires, runs great. Faded, but dependable. $900. Call 542-1080. GRADUATES! Reward yourself with 1984 MAZDA RX7 GSL-SE. Load ed! Sunroof. Low miles. Garage kept. Sharp! Leaving country. Must sell! Valued at $7900. Make offer. 542 3748. . TOMOS GOLDEN BULLET. Runs great. Must sell. $325 or best offer. Call Betty at 942-3115. tickets DEAD TICKETS FOR SALE Thurs. 330 in Greensboro. Best offer. Call Andrew at 933-3235 between 4 pm and 10 pm. " ' DEAD TICKETS NEEDED! Will trade amazing seatsfTwo for each night) for both Pittsburgh shows for the same combination of Greensboro Tickets! Call Collect: 802-459-2788. DESPERATELY SEEKING DEAD TICKETS for Friday 331. Will pay al most anything. Call 942-4354 and leave message. DESPERATELY NEED TWO REM TICKETS. Will pay TOP DOLLAR for any seats. If you can help, call 933 6186. PLEASE! GREAT REM TICKETS. Can Tom between 7 and 9 pm at 933-2445. Best offer. ONE DEAD TICKET for 330 in Greensboro and TWO REM TICK ETS . All three are lower level. Best offers 933-7274. TICKETS: Need on or two rea sonable airline tickets to Seattle. 804-384-8913. music FOR SALE: FENDER ACOUSTIC GEMINI GUITAR, GC, only $105. Schwinn Mesa Runner ten speed, bike only '$110, good condition, will negotiate. Call Ed. 942-4253. TAPES FOR SALE: Less than year old for most. REM, U2, Eurythmics, Talking Heads, Violent Femmes, Pink Floyd, etc. . . Asking $4 a tape. Chris. 929 6993. real estate EQUAL HOUSING OfVORTUNTTY All real estate advertising in this news paper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal . to advertise "any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to make any such preferencej limitation or discrimination." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings adver tised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination, call HUD toll-free at 1-800-424-8590. BETTER THAN CHANCELLOR SQUARE. Two bedroom condomin iums on Church St., starting at $72,500. Excellent owner financing available. For information, call John Goddin, at Chapel Hill Realty, 942 4149 or 929 6058. CHANCELLOR SQUARE, 2 bed room, 2 bath townhouse, easy walk to campus or downtown shopping. All appliances including washerdry er. Only $79,000. Call Mike Beam. Chapel Hill Realty, 942-4149 or 929 2299. MILLCREEK CONDO: FOR SALE BY OWNER. Attractively furnished for four. $79,000 furnished, $76,000 unfurnished. Call collect (704) 892 3940 after 6 pm. WOULDNT YOU REALLY RATHER LIVE at Mill Creek? 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath units with all appliances. Walk to campus. Attractive 95 financing, from $78,000. Call Mike Beam, Chapel Hill Realty, 942-4149 or 929 2299. for rent 2 BEDROOM DOWNTOWN TOWN HOUSE FOR RENT. Call Joe, 609-683-4247. APT. FOR RENT-Summer sessions. Fully furnished. Two bedrooms. Call 968-7679 after 5.