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6 Tuesday, March 19, 2002 Town-University Fiscal Relationship Unchanged by Budget Crisis By James Russ Staff Writer Although the Chapel Hill Town Council is considering several avenues to fend off a budget crisis, officials say fiscal equity agreements between the town and the University most likely will remain unaffected. The town has a cost-sharing agree ment with the University to cover cer tain services used by UNC, such as fire coverage and clean up after events like Halloween and basketball games. Call 962-0252 From B:3oam-spm Fax 962-1609 or email classifieds@unc.edu UNC One Card, Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa, American Express, or Discover accepted For all CARPOOUNG and LOST & FOUND ads Some common abbreviations: BR - Bedroom: FP - Fireplace. W/D - Washer Dryer; N/S - Non-Smoker; Ste - Suite; M/F = Male Female; neg = negotiable; nec * necessary; avail = available; FT/PT - Full-Time/Part-Time; req and = required. w/= with; Cir. = Circle; PI = Place. Hwy = Highway; obo = Or Best Offer CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING „ Slip Daily liar Hrrl Help Wanted | Announcements | NOTICE TO ALL DTH CLASSIFIED CUSTOMERS: Please read your ad the first day it runs to check for any errors Call us by noon and we ll change it for the next paper We are responsible for first run errors only! We will stop your ad any time, but no refunds or crecV its for stopped ads will be provided Deadlines are NOON one business day prior to publication for classified ads We publish each day classes are in ses sion A university holiday is a DTH holi day too (i e . this affects deadlines). We reserve the right to reject, edit or re classify any ad deemed inappropriate, obscene, illegal or otherwise objection able Acceptance of ad copy or pre-pay ment does not imply agreement to pub lish an ad No advertising for hous ing or employment, in accordance with federal law, can discriminate on the basis of sex, race, creed, color, religion, national origin, handicap, marital status. CAROLINA BLUES applications avail able at Kenan Football Center now through March 20 from 9 am to 4 30 pm Open to all rising sophomores, juniors and seniors Please join us! HeliHNanted HEAD LIFEGUARD/SWIM COACH wanted for seasonal position Heritage Swim and Tennis Club. Wake Forest. NC Managerial and competitive swimming experience a plus Great perks Contact Eric Hyder 991-453-2030 or fax resume 919-453-2029 BARTENDERS NEEDED!! Earn sls-S3O/hour Job place ment assistance is top priority Ra leigh's Bartending School. Call now for information about our half-price tuition special Offer ends soon! HAVE FUN! MAKE MONEY! MEET PEOPLE! Call 919- 676-0774, www cocktailmixer.com THE PICNIC BASKET, gourmet sand wich/coffee shop is looking for part time help at its new location. Wages range from S6-8/hour plus tips depending on experience 466-8056 NEED 1 DAY CAMP co-director now through May. 10-15 hrs/week to plan field trips, etc ($9- Sll/hour ) Call 968-2784 EOE. PLAY ALL SUMMER with the Chapel Hill Parks Er Recreation Department Experience with art. music, drama, dance, or sports. Day camp counselors (16-*- years old), and directors (18+ years old) needed June 10 thru August 9 Counselors (S7-$9/hour). Co-di rectors ($9-sll/hour) Call for ap plication packet. 968-2784 EOE HELP WANTED WITH general yard work Flexible hours Will need own transpor tation S 10/hour Call 542-3889 CAREGIVER NEEDED FOR home day care. FT or PT will provide house/apart ment to live with all utilities paid plus a salary. Call 967-9092 LIVE AND WORK IN COLORADO! Bea CAMP COUNSELOR at Girl Scout over night camp in the mountains SW of Denver General/Unit counselors and program specialists (western horseback riding, hiking, outdoor skills, crafts, na ture. sports, challenge course, dance and drama). June 1 - early August MAKE A DIFFERENCE Competitive sal ary. room, meals, health insurance, trav el allowance Call 303-778-0109 x 281 or email rhondam@gsmhc.org. | Business Oppty's | STUDENTS: INTERNET USERS wanted' S2O/hr possible surfing the internet New! Easy, instant online signup at http://dmx.giodesignz com! Start now!! Help Wanted NO WEEKENDS OR WEEKNIGHTS SUMMER JOB Summer Camp Positions available this summer through Raleigh Parks and Re creation Department Different camps are available Computer Camps. Re creational Camps. Teen Camps Ages 6-14 Please call Toni Webb at 831- 6640 for an application Pay ranges from $7 75-S 10/hour City of Raleigh is an Equal Opportunity Employer CERTIFIED AEROBIC INSTRUC TORS needed at UNC Hospitals Tuesdays - Fridays. 12 noon Call 966-6418 for more information 2 PART-TIME CERTIFIED Lifeguards Tue . Thurs , and Fri 11am-12pm Day camp pond with beach & dock and up to 60 children. Call 968-8581 TENNIS INSTRUCTOR needed at UNC Hospitals Tuesdays & Thurs days for two 4-week sessions in June and July Call 966-6418 for more information LEGAL ASSISTANT TYPING, filing, re ception. bookkeeping and legal research to begin May 15th. 2002 Internet skills and Microsoft Word required. Claris Works knowledge helpful but not neces sary Requires one year commitment May 15. 2002 until May 15. 2003. Per fect for May graduate who wants to stop out before law school For more info see www unc edu/student/orgs/sls Mail resume with cover letter as soon as pos sible but no later than March 22. 2002 to Carolina Student Legal Services. Inc.. PO Box 1312. Chapel Hill. NC 27514 Equal Employment Opportunity. ASSISTANT MANAGER/ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR needed at the new Meadowmont Club Looking for an en ergetic team member to help with ac tivities and administrative responsibili ties Call 945-0640 to apply. | Announcements | Announcements | OSCAR NIGHT presented by the CUAB film Call your good neighbor for all your car, life, >T*Tt a m home, health and business insurance needs JpjL Allan Gray, Agent 019) 968-0470 Near campus on Hwy 54 by Harris Teeter Back Door CDs wr. Buying CD's, DVD’s, Video Games, Tapes, Movies, etc. r!l® M Sat It-6pm, Sun F6pm • 933-0019 136 E. Rosemary St., Bank of America Building, near Molly's In October, the council sent a letter requesting in 17 points that UNC play a bigger role in sharing costs. A month later, UNC responded, disagreeing on three points -one of which mandated that UNC cover all costs created by development of the Horace Williams tract. The council acknowledged UNC’s position in November but stipulated that the council stay abreast of discussion. Now, because of the state’s S9OO mil lion budget shortfall, Gov. Mike Easley has discussed withholding funds from municipalities, which would mean a $1.4 Private Party: Non-Profit 4 Lines, 4 Days SIO.OO Up to 25 words Extra words are just 20C each day Summer Jobs Summer Employment OPPOR TI7NITY Jobs available in UNC Facilities Service Housing Support Paint Shop. Great Wages (EOE) Applications available at the Personnel Office located in the Giles F. Homey Bldg., *11) A Room 110 Airport Road, Chapel Hill, NC I 919.843.9493 JOBS SIERRA CLUB $ 300-SSOO/Week • Protect our national forests • Work with cool people Work with the Sierra Club on a campaign to protect the environment. Rapid advancement, career opportunities. Benefits. Chapel Hill Call Molly 933 9994 Help Wanted $250 PER DAY POTENTIAL - bartending Training provided 1-800-293-3985 ext 515 Internships Paid and unpaid internships includ ing federal work study. 4-10 hours/ week assisting senior citizens and the disabled. Program tailored to your major Foster career goals and make a difference in someone's life Call A Helping Hand 969-7111 Summer Jobs MANAGEMENT/LIFEGUARD POSITIONS AVAILABLE at private swimming pool Season runs from mid-May through Labor Day Must have current lifeguard and CPR certification Salary commensurate with experience Call for application 967-8840 GET A TAN Work in Chapel Hill Heritage Hills Recreation Club is recruiting for a Pool Manager. Assistant Managers. Lifeguards and Swim Instructors for summer 2002 Must have current qualifications in Lifesaving. First Aid, and CPR. Excellent salaries and beautiful new pool Interviews start mid-March, all hires to be made by early April Don't delay - to request application call Laura Thomas at 967-2992 or email llthomas@nc.rr com WORK HARD. PLAY Hard, Change Lives! Girls resident camp looking for coun selors. lifeguards, wranglers, boating staff, crafts, nature, unit leaders, business manager, and health supervisor $lB5- $350/week May 25-Aug 4 Free hous ing! 336-861-1198 or keyauwee@aol com. LOOKING FOR A fun summer job? Come and be part of the team at Woodcraft We are looking for lifeguards, swim instruc tors. and an assistant manager/activities coordinator Flexible hours and a great en vironment Please call Abbie at 489-7705 BEACON LODGE CAMP located in Central Pennsylvania along the Juniata River is looking for energetic staff members will ing and eager to work with children and adults with special needs Don't spend another summer at home; come to Bea con Lodge and help change lives! Call (814) 542-2511 www.beaconcamp home stead. com. beacon 1 @hcworkshop com. AUTISM SOCIETY OF NC seeks interest ed students to be CAMP COUNSELORS for summer residential camp. Internship credit possible. May 19- August 2 Con tact David Yell @ (919) 542-1033 or dyell@autismsociety-nc.org | Announcements | We lead: For more information, visit mmw.unc.edu/cuAB a student programming organization UNC COMMUNITY SERVICE DIRECTORY NEED STORAGE SPACE? Safe, Secure, Climate Controlled STARPOINT STORAGE Hwy 15-501 South & Smith Level Road (919) 942-6666 SEEDING • DWI • TRAFFIC I Robert H. Smith, Atty. At Law Carolina Graduate with over 19 years QHjgy experience representing students ; FREE CONSULTATION TranldlnS^aboveHarTVsße^aurant^WT-MOol million cut for Chapel Hill. The cut could mean drastic adjustments to the town’s budget, including the possibility of layoffs or an increase in property taxes. Despite the concerns, Town Manager Cal Horton said there would be no change to services provided by the town, and he dismissed the possibility of increasing the price for services. “We don’t have any ability to increase costs charged to UNC, because it’s a state agency,” he said. Council member Mark Kleinschmidt said the possibility of increasing fees or 4 Lines* 4 Days SIO.OO Commercial: For-Profit 4 Lines, 4 Days $24.00 Up to 25 words Extra words are just 20C each day Add $6.00 for each additional day SummerJobs^ Summer Jobs LIFEGUARD, WSI, ft Pool Manager positions available at the new Meadow mont Club and another facility Check-In and Snackbar Staff positions also avail able Call Jennifer at 945-0640 to apply SUMMER CAMP JOBS in North Carolina and across the USA Gain experience with kids while having fun this summer Hundreds of positions available www.campchannel. com/campjobs/ SUMMER JOBS—Autism FT & PT direct-care employees will be needed this summer at Division TEACCH (UNC-CH) Carolina Living and Learning Center, a residential and vocational facili ty for adults with autism, located in Pitts boro NC. Prefer persons with a related education or experience with persons with developmental disabilities Call Tom Wiebe at 919-542-1910. fax resume to 919-542-0978 or e-mail wiebe@email unc edu The University of North Caroli na-Chapel Hill is an Equal Opportuni ty/Affirmative Action employer Child Care NANNY NEEDED-ASAP for 2 infants. $9/hour. 40 hours/week, experience a must, schedule flexible. Call 317-8314 NEED MONEY OR experience 7 Bea day care provider Small day care home, not far from campus M-F. 3-6 pm. $ 7/hour + paid holidays/vacation Call 408-0910 | For Sale | IMMACULATE 4BR/4BA CONDO at Uni versity Commons Walk-in closets. W/D. open kitchen. Ig common area Close to campus w/pool and clubhouse, in excel lent area Call Steve 828-687-0810 or stevetowe@mindspring com NEAR STREETS AT Southpomt con venient and updated 2nd floor condo with 2 master suites, each with bay window, walk-m closet and private bath. F/P. balcony, and wooded view $89900 919-544-5664 FOR SALE MOBILE home 2BR. new furnace, hot water heater, bath vanity, window blinds, newly refurbished, ex cellent investment, lot rent $260 $5500 Call Tom 967-7355 TOWNHOUSE. 1184 SQUARE feet. 2BR/ 2 BA. living area and dining area, eat-in kitchen, laundry room, appliances included Located in Summerfield Crossing. Chapel Hill. Asking $140,000. Call 929-6463 GREAT DEAL! 4BR/4BA condo for sale in University Commons W/D. D/W. Internet hookup, ample parking Cheap er than renting Call Daniel at 932-9596 or e-mail dstafforOemail.unc.edu | Wheels for Sale | 1990 CADILLAC COUPE Deville Mint condition S7OOO/obo Call 621-0288 Announcements | City cutting service back to trim expenses had not even been considered. Although most of the calls to the Chapel Hill Fire Department are cam pus-related, Kleinschmidt said it is the town’s duty to provide the service. “That’s something we’re going to do anyway,” he said. “It’s part of the cost of running a fire department. The University is covered because it’s in Chapel Hill.” Council member Pat Evans said the services provided to UNC, although limited, should not be changed. Ad Enhancers: Bold Type: 50C per/word each day Box V°ur ad: 501 each day 10 point $1 each day. 12 pt. $1 .50 each day, 14 pt: $2 each day | For Rent | For Immediate Move-Ins: 1 Bedrooms starting at $579 2 Bedrooms starting at $639 Apartments Going Fast! Call Now! 967-0661 | For Rent | EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY ALL REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL adver tising in this newspaper is subject to the federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise “any prefer ence. limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex. or national origin, or an intention to make any sac preference, limitation, or discrimina tion" This newspaper will not knowing ly accept any advertising which is in vio lation of the law Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis in accordance with the law. To complain of discrimina tion. call the federal department of HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777 MILL CREEK TOWNHOUSE. 2BR/2BA Year's lease starts mid-May Carpeted, full kitchen, washer-dryer. Walk to cam pus. Parking No pets Local owner/ manager $ 1.040/month 967-1134 LEASING FOR SUMMER School apt w/2BR/2BA Furnished or unfurnished. Close walking distance to campus. Call 960-8495 or 929-9832 MILL CREEK 4BR/2BA Pool, ten nis. parking Walk to campus and downtown Available August 1. 2002 Call 226-2537 UNIVERSITY COMMONS: 4-BED ROOM. 4-Bathroom Brand new Per fect condition. Bus line W/D Pool, clubhouse & parking 1-year lease, begin May or Aug. Leave message at 404-240-0321 (9-6 pm only). ONE STUDY/APARTMENT FOR rent near UNC in Greenwood neighbor hood Quiet area, all utilities paid in cluding cable $550 per month plus deposit & references 967-9092 SPACIOUS STUDIO APARTMENT overlooking Morgan Creek. 2 acr es of woodland Kitchen, bath, fireplace, deck Separate en trance. private home. 10 minutes by car to campus Non-smoking No pets. Ideal for graduate stud ent Single occupancy only. Avail able mid-May. 967-5483 IBR APT 3 blocks from campus Free heat and parking $625/month. Call 967-0776 or 968-7298 | Announcements | Please W Recycle ME! or pass me on to a friendt^J^ Seeking Females for KSr New TV Show and Video We need females for dramatic haircut makeovers. Those chosen will he paid fees up to S3OO. T Call "If You Dare " al (7011 272-7550 • Hair donated to “Ixick* of lx>ve" I vvww.memhers.aol.com/huy.zishot/tv.html “(The town doesn’t) provide any ser vices to UNC,” Evans said. “We really just provide fire services. We can’t risk a citizen’s life by reducing that service.” Kleinschmidt pointed out that although the state contributes about $860,000 for services provided to the town, that amount never covers the total cost. “I don’t think we’re ever going to have a day where the state covers as much as it costs,” Kleinschmidt said. Despite the costs, Kleinschmidt noted that the town benefits greatly from UNC’s presence, although that impact | For Rent Great Location. Interpret conne\ons fdr each^resideV pulin i 370-4500f I Spaces available! \ Fall 2002 / \ ...HURRY!/ info@^NuuulMdwers.com www.granvilletowers.com | For Rent | HILLSBOROUGH ST RENT IBR in quaint 2BR apt 10 min walk from UNC. Hardwood floors. A/C. on bus line 4300/month plus 1/2 utilities May - mid August, option to renew Call 593-2943 AVAILABLE END OF May; 6 Bedroom. 2 study. 3 bath townhouse in small com plex near Carr Mill in Carrboro. On bus line. Central air and heat. W/D. D/W Call 929-4515 for more information 3BR/2 SBA TOWNHOME IN Finley For est Pool Close to campus Available immediately. Call Amy 274-7011. NEWLY RENOVATED APARTMENTS Walk to campus. Very convenient to shopping, restaurants and busline 12-18 mo. leases avail. 2BR/IBA Central air and heat, includes w/d. dishwasher, refrigerator $750/month Call 929-2330 WHY FUSS WITH THE BUS? 1-2 BR apts and rooms Most walking dis tance to campus Call 933-5296 or chapelhillrentals .homestead .com | Sublets | SUBLEASE 2-STORY 3BR/2.58A apart ment available in Highland Hills May 2002- August. Perfect for summer school! On J-bus line Call Rebecca at 919-673-3622 SIX LARGE BEDROOMS available for sum mer sublease Charming 2-story house across from Carrboro Harris Teeter Close to campus. Safe location Private parking for 6 W/D, dishwasher $360/month + utilities. Avail May 24 Call Karey 914-5163 SUMMER SUBLET- Female roommate needed. Located seconds from new Southpoint Mall, minutes from cam pus! IBR in a 2BR/2BA luxury apt W/D 479.50/month + 1/2 utilities Call Shana 806-2759 SUMMER SUBLET. IBR in a 3BR/2BA apt Easy walk to campus at Brewer Lane Apts Call Duncan at 933-6438 FURNISHED 2BR/IBA apartment close to campus. W/D. dishwasher Available May Call Kate at 9600036 ONE ROOM AVAILABLE in 3BR apt in Highland Hills. $360/month + 1/3 util Available January 2003 Contact Laura at forehand@amail.unc edu or 969-7706. Roommates Female seeking roommate for 2BR/2.58A Kensington Trace town home Furnished without bed. pool front $390 + 1/2 utilities. On bus route Available ASAP! (919) 656-0235 ROOMMATE WANTED TOWNHOUSE Apts $243 + 1/3 utilities Year lease starting May 1. 1/4 mile from campus 3BR. male or female. Email: stevieo3lo@yahoo com DON'T LET THIS opportunity pass you by! 2 female undergrads seeking 2 N/S M/F roommates to live in the Ware house for the 2002-2003 school year Walk to campus, W/D. new appliances, rooftop sunbathing/studying, fitness center, great security 4BR/2BA $495/month + utilities Parking avail able. Email RachelM@email unc.edu ROOM AVAILABLE AT University Commons Summer or next school year W/D. pool. bus. own bath room S3OO/month Call 960-7916 Orrin R. Robbins, Attorney DWI, Fake ID, Speeding Who should you call? Just ask your friends. www.tixflxer.com 968-1825 •■L s Tobacco Low Price Leader Cigarettes by pack or carton ® Imported • Cigar • Rolling • Clove CAMPUS HrvKßAtir | cannot be easily measured. Council member Jim Ward said the town is carefully considering cutting other areas to preserve the quality of life. “Now we’re talking about cutting back in ways that won’t require anyone to be laid off,” Ward said. “We’re also going to reduce capital improvements and put them on hold.” UNC officials could not be reached for comment. The City Editor can be reached at citydesk@unc.edu. Line Classified Ads Noon, 1 business day prior to publication Display Classified Ads 3pm, 2 business days prior to publication Call Nicki Davidson 962-3914 | For Rent | ATTENTION STUDENTS! It’s Not Too Late to Find a Great Place to Live! Extra Nice Townhouse - Walk to Campus Includes washer/dryer, dishwasher, lots of closet space. Gas heat free parking, new paint great location. 515 Merritt Mill Road, just off Cameron Avenue 3BR/11/2 BA is sllsO/month 2BR/11/2 BA is S9BO/month 12 month lease - move in June 1 or August 1. 301 Henderson Street - Garden Apartment IBR. hardwood floors, lower level of historic home. Remodeled kitchen, free parking, great space IBR/IBAiss72s/month move in June 1 or August 1. 331 West Rosemary Street - across from Breadman's IBR/IBA No undergraduates Large apartments in two story building. Free heat and parking Some units with hardwood floors, alt air conditioned. 12 month lease can start now. June 1 or August 1. $625/month The Warehouse Apartments - Stitt a few openings! Call for more details or to put your name on the roommates wanted list! Interested in any of the properties above? Call Cindy at 367-0776 to get more details. Recycle Me Heasei Recycle Me Weasel Recycle Me Pleasel \ Today’s Birthday (March 19) You've been known to sometimes build castles in the air without much foundation underneath them. I W That won't be the case this year You might spend so I y; , | much time on the foundation, you almost don t have time \ to build the house It'll come naturally soon enough To get the advantage, check the day's rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) - Today is a 7 - Finish up old business as quickly as possible You'll soon have plenty of new things demanding your attention Let everyone know how you want things done now. before they decide something different Aries (March 21-April 19) ■ Today is a 6 - You're getting more powerful, but you're still exercising restraint You're not revealing every thing you know. This is good Get rowdy now. and you could scare away something very nice Taurus (April 20-May 20) - Today is a 7 - You're still rakin' in the bucks, although it's not quite as easy as it was yesterday. Luckily, you know what you're doing A few little glitches won't slow you down much. Gemini (May 21-June 21) - Today is a 5 - It's always darkest before the storm Er. dawn That means, yes. you still have some diffi cult issues to deal with, but things will get better soon. By Thursday, for sure Cancer (June 22-July 22) - Today is a 7 - Schedule meetings and social gatherings for early, and quiet time for later It's important to set aside time to let yourself mull things over Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) - Today is a 5 - Stand at attention a little while longer. Show you know how to be obedient, trustworthy, respectful & polite Show you know how to take orders as well as give them It won't kill you (c) 2002 TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES, INC Need a FREE lawyer? 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Call 932-2803 HOUSEMATE WANTED 2 blocks from in tersection of Cameron Ave /Merritt Mill Rd. on bus line, short walk to campus Fenced yd., A/C, W/D S4OO/month + 1/2 utilities N/S, prefer grad student 919-960-8778 or email cgperry@att net Travel/Vacation | GUATEMALA SPANISH IMMERSION $ 120/week, 1-on-1 classes, room Food and activities 510-814-3929 http//www xelapages.com. SPRING BREAK AND Grad week in North Myrtle Beach SIOO and up per person Our toll-free number 1-800-645-3618. www retreatmyrtlebeach com | Services | ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS Get Super LOW Long Distance Phone Rates at www AAAci com or call (919) 836-2931 RESUME AND COVER letter writing Interview & job search coaching Edit & format theses, dissertations, and articles Call Do-lt-Write at 860-4690 Lost & Found LOST YOUR KEYS? YOUR WALLET? your mmmtj LOST & FOUND ADS RUN FREE IN THE DTH Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Today is a 7 - You may soon be asked to explain recent activities. If you can. you'll advance to a higher position of authority No more money yet. but more respect. Have your answers ready Libra (Sept. 23-Oct 22) - Today is a 6 - You may not be very good with numbars, but you're great at sorting things into categories. If you start by doing that, a budget will begin to take shape. Curtail travel for a couple of days Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Today is an 8 • Your determination is awesome Others encourage you, but you're the dynamic force Listen to all of them, then do what's best Write down your plan now, while you can see it clearly Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) - Today is a 7 - There's the finish line up ahead. You have a coach who knew you could make it. and a fan who's been cheering you on. See? That was n't so hard after all Thank them Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Today is an 8 - You have a way of communicating that's quite effec tive A person with a lot to talk about is very appreciative All you have to do is listen Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - Today is a 6 - You'd rather spend the day snuggled up than doing anything else That's probably not going to hap pen, but falling in love again could