North Carolina Newspapers

3H|? oa% ©ar lied End your football famine with can’t-miss matchups Don’t worry sports fans. You do not have to watch Major League Baseball anymore in order to get your sports fix. The 2006 college football season kicks off at 10 p.m. today when Northern Arizona battles No. 24 Arizona State in Tfempe, Ariz. Granted, the matchup between the Lumberjacks and Sun Devils does not appear to have the mak ings of a future ESPN Classic; here is a list of the 10 games you cannot miss this season. 10. Michigan at Ohio State Michigan might be able to spoil Ohio State’s national champion ship bid in the 103rd game of col lege football’s top rivalry. Although Michigan does not appear to have the talent of Ohio State, this series has produced memorable upsets. Do not think that running back Mike Hart and quarterback Chad Henne are not up to the challenge. 9 • Ohio State at lowa When the Buckeyes travel to lowa City the Big 10 title and automatic BCS bid will be on the line. Last year OSU thrashed the Hawkeyes in Columbus so revenge will be on all the lowa players’ minds. Expect a lot of offense as both teams have stellar play at the skill positions, including quarter backs Troy Smith and Drew Tate. 8. Florida State at Miami The winner of this matchup between the top two ACC teams should be on track to gain the con ference’s BCS birth. Don’t expect to see these two teams lighting up the scoreboard, as both Miami and FSU feature stout defenses. 7. Georgia vs. Florida This year’s version of the World’s Largest Cocktail Party should decide who represents the East in the SEC title game. Even though the Bulldogs lost star quarterback D. J. Shockley to graduation, they are still capable of upsetting quar- ©V oailg ©or Mppl Help Wanted I Happiness, Food & Spirits Applications being accepted for all positions. ■ | ;!■ Apply at 115 Elliott Road, Chapel Hill, NC ii iji P[El\se ALLOW Time Fo^Fir^T i jij please ask ABOUT ©oil meal &ToiTio| plans! j; Help Wanted PERSONAL ASSISTANT REAL ESTATE Assistant needed for local builder and real estate mar keting family. Duties include: errands, taking photos, spreadsheets, web updates, household duties and occasional babysitting. Transporta tion needed. 260-0488. WORK STUDY STUDENT NEEDED: Public Rela tions Assistant needed for UNC Visitors' Center. Work study student with Tu/Th availability. Call 962-1630 or drop by the planetarium. RESEARCH ASSISTANT for clinical studies in radiation oncology, Duke. Flexible hours, salary negotiable. Good computer and communication skills. CV and letter to marks@radonc.duke.edu. TOY STORE! Help wanted at toy store near campus. Must like working with moms and kids. 5 miles from cam pus. Learning Express at 15-501 and I-40. Call 401 -8480 for directions. TRILUSSA: Looking for part-time, evening shift wait staff. Call Giovani, 967-0057. CONSTRUCTION WORK: We're renovating and need help with flooring, framing, landscaping, etc. 1-2 students with experience needed. Tools pro vided. On busline. Flexible hours. SB-12/hour de pending on skills, books@ncrr.com or 932-5454. NEW RESTAURANT! JOB FAIR! Come be part of the best new restaurant in the Triangle!! Longhorn Steakhouse in Apex is hav ing a job fair Tuesday, September sth - Monday, September 11th to hire for all positions. Have fun while you make great sss!! Conveniently located off of Highway 551! Call for more info! 919-306-0389. PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST needed for law of fice. Morning and afternoon shifts available. Email resume to nsmith@bhspa.com. EXCELLENT PART-TIME JOB OPPOR TUNITY to gain hands on experience for people thinking about or majoring in one of the medical disciplines such as nursing, pre-med, physical therapy, occupational therapy. Great chance to work one on one in an independent living setting. Can train, morning, eve ning, and weekend positions available. Pay $9-sl4/hour. Call for information, 932-1314. QDOBA MEXICAN GRILL Now hiring fun and energetic people for all shifts. Full-time and part-time available, flexible hours, competitive wages, great discounts. Call 9294998. RAINBOW SOCCER FIELD ASSISTANT WANTED for Chapel Hill recreational league. Approxi mately 25 hours, weekday afternoons and Sat urdays. Must be dependable, good with kids, Ziizational skills, dynamic attitude, and reli bansportadon. Call 967-8797,260-8797. CLERICAL: CPA Arm seeks friendly, upbeat person for front desk and clerical position. Part time through January 2007, full-time February through April 2007. Sll/hour. Great resume builder. Please fax resume to 489-8721 or email maryOlintoncpa.com. r w DAVID ELY Stow MOTION'S BETTER THAN NO MOTION terback Chris Leak and the Gators. 6. California at Southern California It has been nearly two years since the Golden Bears nearly upset USC in Los Angeles, and do not be surprised if this time the Trojans fail to deliver. Cal boasts possibly the best backfield in the nation in Marshawn Lynch and Justin Forsett And no one knows how USC will react to the loss of its NFL caliber offensive weapons. 5. Louisiana State at Auburn Auburn’s undefeated season in 2004 was jump-started when they snuck past LSU —then the defending national champions. The same thing could happen to whoever wins this year. 4. Texas vs. Oklahoma The loss of quarterback Rhett Bomar aside, Oklahoma still has head coach Bob Stoops and, more importantly, stud run ning back Adrian Peterson. That alone should be enough to give the Longhorns all that they can handle in the 101st edition of the SBC Red River Rivalry. 3. Notre Dame at USC A national championship birth might be on the line for both the Fighting Irish and TVojans. In head coach Charlie Weis’ first season at Notre Dame, the Fighting Irish almost knocked out Southern Cal. This year Notre Dame will be the experienced favorite, but the young TVojans will be dangerous. 2. Ohio State at Texas Help Wanted Help Wanted ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL Afterschool Counselor positions. Must be 18 years or older and have experience working with children ages 5-14. Hours are 2-6 pm, M-F. Flexible schedules available. Positions are available immediately. Apply at the YMCA located at 980 Martin Lu ther King Jr. Blvd. For more information, call Whitney Kahn or Jeff Lloyd at 442-9622 or email wkahn@chcymca.org or jlloyd@chcymca.org. 942-5156 Research technician position The Molecular Neuropharmacology laboratory in the Bowles Center for Alcohol Studies has an immediate opening for a full-time research technician (temporary, sll /hour). Applicants must have a BS or equivalent degree. Labora tory experience is desirable. Training will be provided. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate seeking laboratory experi ence in preparation for post-graduate train ing. If interested, please email your resume to morrow@med.unc.edu. LIFEGUARD NEEDED for up to 10-15 hours/ week at the Lenox Baker Children's Hospital therapeutic pool to guard for children and adults with special needs. Person must be at least 16 years old and hold current lifeguard certifica tion. Hours available immediately. Pay rate: $9.81 /hour. If interested, contact Jean Bridges at 684-4543. KANKI JAPANESE RESTAURANT now accepting applications. Part-time and full-time servers, bartenders and hosts. Chapel Hill, Durham, 401-6908. WEST DURHAM Veterinary Hospital seeking part-time receptionist. Approx. 15-20 hours/ week. Must be available Saturdays. Apply in person at 3301 Old Chapel Hill Road, Durham, 27707.489-2391. AMERICAN PARTY RENTALS Part-time (or full-time) delivery. Exercise your body and your brain while providing a first class product and service to great customers at classy venues. Delivery work (includes driving) in our trucks and vans. Part-time available for university students with accommodating class schedules. 40 hour week includes Saturdays (plus overtime in busy season). Occasional night and Sunday work earns premium pay. Must have , excellent MVA record. Visit: www. AmericanPar tyßentals.com to learn more about us and the job or call Rob, 544-1555. CARPENTER, REMODELER. Top notch skills? Make big money and full benefit package. Lots of work, no layoffs, Triangleßeßath.com or fax work history to 336-282-2269. PART-TIME HELP NEEDED 6-9 pm, pick your own days. $ 10-20/hour. Car neces sary, delivering flyers to private homes. Please call 919-261-6886. BIRTHDAY PARTY TEACHER NEEDED! Must like to sing! Must be energetic, enthusiastic and lead parents and toddlers in party activities! Must be available Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Will train. Call Gymboree Play and Music for details. 419-3150. Top 10 college football games 10. No. 14 Mithigan at No. 1 Ohio State; Saturday, Nov. 18 9. No. 1 Ohio State at No. 16 Iowa; Saturday, Sept. 30 8. No. 11 Florida State at No. 12 Miami; Monday, Sept. 4 7. No. 15 Georgia vs. No. 7 Florida (Jacksonville; Fla.); Saturday, Oct. 28 6. No. 9 California at No. 6 Southern California; Saturday, Nov. 18 5. No. 3 Texas vs. No. 10 Oklahoma (Dallas, Texas); Saturday, Oct. 7 4. No. 8 Louisiana Sate at No. 4 Auburn; Saturday, Sept. 16 3. No. 2 Notre Dame at No. 6 Southern California; Saturday, Nov. 25 2. No. 1 Ohio State at No. 3 Texas; Saturday, Sept. 9 1. No. 5 West Virginia at No. 13 Louisville; Thursday, Nov. 2 Everyone remembers last year’s classic slugfest between the Buckeyes and Longhorns that set the tone for Texas’ national cham pionship season. Look for TVoy Smith to play the role of Vince Young and lead the Buckeyes to victory in what should be a mem orable game. 1. West Virginia at Louisville Call me crazy, but this game between two Big East teams will decide who plays in the national championship game. If you look at the schedule you’ll see Louisville is the only ranked team the Mountaineers play all year. If quarterback Pat White can lead West Virginia past the Cardinals, then White and Cos. will be look ing at an undefeated season and a chance at a title. Contact David Ely at dely@email.unc.edu. Classified Advertising Help Wanted WANTED DELIVERY DRIVERS M IN STORE HELP Call after 3pm 919-968-3278 306 AW. Franklin St. Help Wanted MAKE A DIFFERENCE in the life of a person with special needs. The Arc of Orange County is hiring part-time direct care staff to work one-to-one with individuals with developmental disabilities. Variety of hours available. Contact Jamie at 942-5119 ext. 15 or jamie_swaine@bellsouth.net. COOK FOR VEGITARIAN +FISH FAMILY in Durham. Most Friday evenings, approximate ly 4-Bpm. Take home $11.22/hour. Email friedoo2@mc.duke.edu. JIMMY JOHN'S Drivers and in sjiop help wanted. Great pay, great work environment. Apply in per son. 306 West Franklin Street. 919-968-7827. UNC FINLEY GOLF COURSE: Grill, range, and bag drop staff needed. Flexible hours needed; mornings, afternoons and weekends. Please call 962-2349 or come by UNC Finley Golf Course and fill out application. THE CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO YMCA is looking for a bus driver to pirx up children from elemen tary schools, middle schools, and to transport children to the Hillroorough Sportsplex. All staff must pass a criminal and driving background check. Driver mu A be at least 21 years old with a Class B CDL with a Passenger endorsement. Hours are 2- 7:lspm, Monday thru Friday. Ap ply at the YMCA located at 980 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. For nore information, call Whit ney Kahn or Jeff Lloyd at 442-9622 or email wkahn@chcymca.org or jlloyd@chcymca.org. THE CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO YMCA is seeking qualified applicants for the part-time position of Evening Building Supervisor. The Evening Build ing Supervisor is responsible for supervision of the facilities M-F, 5-9 pm. Responsibilities in clude supervision and support of Member Servic es staff, inspection of the facilities and providing member services. Qualified applicants should be friendly, outgoing and should have the ability to make decisions without supervision to assist members. Previous YMCA experience a plus. Please direct all inquiries to glee@chcymca.org. THE CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO YMCA is hiring Child Watch Staff. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and have experience working with chil dren ages of 6 months to 5 years old. Shifts are available during morning from Bam-12:30pm M- F. Please fill out an application at the YMCA at 980 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. (Historic Airport Rd.). For more information please call 442-9622 or email Greg at glee@chcymca.org. 942-5156 HAB TECHS: Keston Care is looking for outgo ing females and males to work one-on-one with disabled children in Chapel Hill, Durham, and Chatham County. Afternoon, evening and weekends hour available. Reliable transportation a must I! If interested in a Ha bilitation Technician position, please call Keston Care M-F 9am-4pm at 919-967-0507. OMEGA SPORTS at Renaissance Parkway in Durham has an opening for a full-time Assistant Manager. Position includes sales incentive, buy ing discounts and training. Fax resume to 336- 299-1043 or email gladys@omegasports.net. ROCKFISH SEAFOOD GRILL: A fun restaurant, of fers great environment and great pay. Now hir ing servers and hosts. Full-time and part-time. Apply at Streets at Southpoint Mall location, 2-4 pm daily. News Heels again victim of injury BY BRANDON STATON SPORTS EDITOR T-minus two days and count ing until the UNC-Chapel Hill football team kicks off its 2006 season, and coach John Bunting has finally answered some of the questions that have hovered over vacant starting roles in the Tar Heels’ roster. After naming Joe Dailey the starting quarterback in a TViesday press conference, Bunting con firmed to the media after prac tice Wednesday that, while junior linebacker Durell Mapp did prac tice, he will not be in the starting lineup when UNC faces off against Rutgers Saturday. “There’s a possibility that he could play some,” Bunting said. “He’s certainly not going to start. I would never trust that to a player that hasn’t played very much, but he might be able to play a little.” Bunting said that sophomore Chase Rice will fill in for Mapp. If the Tar Heels are unnerved at all about the upcoming season in light of injuries and inexperience, they haven’t let it show. The players and coaches have remained upbeat in the face of some tough challenges, not the least of which was the quarterback situation. And even upon hearing the news that he wouldn’t be the starter under center, redshirt freshman Cam Sexton has been a consum mate team player, Bunting said. Quinn out for 8 to 12 weeks Bunting said that doctors con- FRIDAY Men's soccer vs. Ohio State Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: Fetzer Field Women's soccer vs. Connecticut Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: New Haven, Conn. Help Wanted <#> 1 : assistant i | The Daily Tar Heel, UNC-Chapel | , Hill’s award-winning, independent \ * student newspaper, is seeking a . part-time student graphic design ’ assistant < * i ► Duties include filing and advertise- , > ment design. Macintosh experience < ’ preferred. Up to 8 hours/week, * [ flexible with class schedule. 1 ’ Applications available at: 4 \ The Daily Tar Heel ] , Suite 2409 in the Student Union. , No calls please. Help Wanted HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT: Town of Carrboro HR Dept. Part-time temporary (10-15 hours/week). Performs a variety of human re sources and clerical duties, including maintain ing personnel files, receiving and processing applications, communicating with depts. and employees and assisting with office operations. Requires graduation from high school supple mented by clerical or office experience and excellent oral and written skills. Experience with Microsoft Excel and Word required. Flex ible scheduling. Pay rate: $9-10/hour. Open until filled. For an application contact Human Resources, 301 West Main Street Carrboro, NC 27510, 918-7320 or visit our website at www. townofcarrboro.org. EOE. LOCAL STUDENT APARTMENT community is looking for a grad student to work as a book keeper. Must be motivated, task-oriented, and mature. Fax your resume to 419-0467. PART-TIME BARISTA NEEDED at Local Latte in Cole Park Plaza. Experience preferred. Call 624-2163. ARTIST'S MODEL sls/HOUR Local artist seeks female model. Weekend and evening hours. paul_e_wally@hotmail.com 933-9868. PART-TIME MUSEUM OPPORTUNITY: The Mu seum of Life and Science in Durham seeks 2 dependable people to work as adjunct Guest Relations Associates. Duties include checking in guests, selling memberships, working in the Gift Shops, and providing an outstanding Guest Experience for all visitors. Excellent communica tion and strong customer service skills plus pre vious experience and a great attitude required. Position is 10-20 hours/week, Su-Sa, $7.5Q/hour to start. For more info or to download an ap plication, visit www.ncmls.org. Submit resume or application to leslie.stewart@ncmls.org or via fax at 919-220-5575. EOE. LICKETY SPLIT Ice Cream and Hot Dogs seeking part-time help. Flexible hours, friendty and fun atmosphere. Apply at 503 Meadowmont Village Circle. 929-8402. DICKINSON GARDEN CENTER 1510 East Franklin St. Chapel Hill, 942-4458. TWO POSITIONS NEEDED; garden center sales clerk and landscape helper. Full-time and part-time. Experience preferred but not required. Call for Dickie or Mike, M- F 9am-spm. 942-4458. CREATIVE RETAIL: Versatile, energetic per son wanted for downtown CH ceramic studio, part-time, flexible hours MUST include Tuesday thru Thursday, Noon-3:3opm. Duties include customer care and shop operations in creative, pleasant environment. Download application at www.painttheearth.com, then fax to 919-933- 4815 or deliver. DOCENTS WANTED The Burwell School Historic Site in Hillsborough is looking for docents. W-Su. Part-time. Flexible. Email resume to jobsOburwellschool. org. For more information call 732- 7451. RUBY TUESDAY'S Now hiring for all positions; hosts, servers, bartenders. Flexible hours. 10 minutes from campus. Apply in person or 405-4118. J - DTH FILE PHOTO UNC quarterback Joe Dailey (right) was named the starting quarter back Tuesday, but other starting positions remain vacant. firmed today that sophomore tight end Richard Quinn fractured his shoulder blade and will miss eight to 12 weeks. “It’s a shame he’s had an incredible summer camp,” Bunting said. The coach said that the injury was sustained during what he called a simple drill in practice, and compared the nature of the injury to die type suffered by junior strong safety THmane Goddard. “(It’s) a very freak injury the way it happened,” Bunting said. “Those things do happen.... Rock Wells he’s going to step up and earn his scholarship.” Free safety spot still open With the loss of Goddard, the SPORTS CALENDAR Volleyball af Utah Time: 5:00 p.m. Location: Los Angeles, Calif. SATURDAY Football vs. Rutgers Time: 3:30 p.m. Location: Kenan Football Stadium Volunteering j The UNC Center for Environmental Medicine, Asthma & Lung Biology l is seeking Smokers, Non-Smokers, Asthmatics & Individuals with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) i j Needed for Research Project ! I the Department of Pediatrics and the Center for Environmental Medicine, Asthma, and Lung Biology at the University of j North Carolina at Chapel Hill are conducting a research project to investigate the effects of environmental tobacco smoke I on the organization of the cells lining the respiratory airways. Healthy adult subjects, both smokers and non-smokers, of J I both genders are invited to reply. We are particularly interested in recruiting subjects who are non-smokers ; ■ but who are passively exposed to environmental tobacco smoke at home or in the workplace as well as | individuals with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD). Individuals accepted into the study will be compensated for 1-3 clinic visits occurring over a three month period. Clinic visits will involve consultation with I , investigators regarding recent tobacco smoke and other environmental exposures, a non-invasive assay of nasal nitric J I oxide, a non-invasive sampling of the cells lining the nasal cavities, and submission of a urine sample(s). j For further information contact Sally Ivins at 966-7157 and refer to study #O4-PED-277. This study was approved by the UNC-Biomedical IRB • Mar. 22,2006 LOST YOUR KEYS 7 YOUR WALLET? YOUR MIND?!? LOST & FOUND ADS RUN FREE IN THE DTH Help Wanted JOHNNY T-SHIRT johnny T-shirt: The Carolina Store is now hiring for positions at our mail order warehouse in Hillsborough. Both part-time and full-time posi tions are available starting immediately. We are open 1 0am-6pm, Monday through Friday, with occasional night or weekend work. Commit ment through end of December required. Duties include answering telephones, customer service, data entry, shipping, receiving, general office duties and working in our warehouse. Pay starts at $6/hour. We are not on the busline so your own transportation is required. Applications are available in our retail store on Franklin Street and on our website at www.johnnytshirt.com. Internships PAID INTERNSHIP! Gain valuable sales experience with local pub lishing company. Enhance your communication skills and build self confidence in a young pro fessional environment. Work flexible schedule, no nights or weekends. Average sll/hour. Call 800-743-5556 ext 6337. Music SINGER SONGWRITER SEEKING BAND trying to form a band bw neil young, dead, band: folk rock. To start gigging by January. Have drumme* have rhythm, songs, vocals Need everything else. Be serious and willing to gig. blaketedder.com. 942-4741. Parking PARKING CLOSE TO CAMPUS. 923-6787. STUDENT PARKING on busline, walk or bike to campus. $l3O/semester, Please call 291-8412 or 933-7775. PARKING SPACES FOR RENT close to campus. Call Joseph at 942-4058. Photography ARE YOU A COLLEGE CUTIE? MODELS WANTED ART NUDE PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECT First-time models please apply. Portfolio: www.musecube. cotrVjja9o Time for Images on CD. Pfiotographer is grad student jja9oohotmail.com, 940-597-4981. Roommates $499, ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED Still need a place to live?? Roommates needed. 5499/4BR. Private bath, individual leases, pool, fitness center, fully fumishedi Call with ques- Mons. Move-in TODAYI94S-8875. ROOMMATE TO SHARE fully furnished 2BR/ 2.58A townhouse. W/D, dishwasher, fireplace. On J S CM buslines. $450/month, all utilities included (power, cable, wireless net). Call Jen, 619-0775. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2006 free safety spot in the secondary is one of UNC’s biggest questions entering play on Saturday. Thus far, it has been a battle between sophomore Cooter Arnold and senior D. J. Walker. And apparently neither has stepped up to claim the lead role. At this point, Bunting says that each will be the beneficiary of plenty of time on the playing field. “D. J. Walker played a lot today, Cooter played a lot yesterday,” Bunting said. “They’re both going to play a sig nificant amount of time they’re an either-or guy.” Contact the Sports Editor at sports@unc.edu. Field Hockey vs. James Madison Time: 1:00 p.m. Location: Harrisonburg, Va. Volleyball vs. Tennessee Time: 1:00 p.m. Location: Los Angeles, Calif. Volunteering Because Mom and Dad won't support you forever. Buy, sell and find stuff, www.dailytarheel.com Click on Classifieds Roommates LUXURY ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH Luxury student housing in a friendly campus setting, looking for 3 roommates to share 4BR home. Spacious bedrooms each having their own private bath. Anew home with all modem appliances including Central heat and air, W/D, microwave, frig, numerous extras must see to appreciate. Call Christine At 919-619-6776 www.carolinabluerentals.com. ROOM AVAILABLE ASAP S3OO/month +de posit IBR in 2BR, 6 miles west of Carrboro on Highway 54. Scenic and quiet. Email me at roommate@email.com for details. 260-7376. Rooms FEMALE RISING JUNIOR seeks roommate, Mill Creek Condos, rent $450/month +s3 7/month utilities. Call Julia, 704-575-3739. ROOM FOR RENT in spacious 3BR/2BA condo near bus, 1 mile to UNC. Fur nished kitchen, W/D, wireless, cable, pool. International students welcome. $475/month -futilities. 919-962-6865. Services PRIVATE DUTY CAREGIVER Experienced caregiver seeks immediate employ ment for elderly or sickto help with activities of daily living, provide companionship, transporta tion to Dr's appointments, run enands. Great references. Call 919-210-4373. Travel/Vacation HURRICAN TRAVEL Leisure travel, holiday travel, Spring Break. Book it yourself, or we will do it for you. www. Hur rkanT ravel.globaltravel .com. 15 ©ljp oa% ©ar Hrrl Volunteering Travel/Vacation TRAVEL WITH STS to this year's top 10 Spring Break destinations! Best deals guaranteed! Highest rep commissions. Visit www.ststravel.com or call 1-800- 648-4849. Great group discounts. Tutoring OUTSTANDING TUTORS NEEDED: Special educators, reading tutors, advance math and science, homework management, SAT prep. NEED SOMEONE 4 days/ week at 2:45pm, reading tutor for 7 year-old male Scholars most have resume, excellent character car Send times and days available to Jloctsaaol.com. TUTORING WANTED: Seeking a responsible student to tutor a 7th grade girl. M-Th, 2:45-spm. Must have own car. Call 286-2287 day; 932-5913 evening and weekend. Volunteering LIKE HELPING CHILDREN LEARN? Sign up to ! vanety o,role '>. a" grades with Chapel Hill-carrboro Schools: www.chccs kl 2 nc.us. Information on UNC Campus in Student Union Room #2511 from 10am-4pm, 8/31 9/5 9/6, 91A2. Email: gmccavOchccs.kl2.nc.us.'. ’ datK: Sahnlays, September 1 6 ftru November 4. Ages: 3 years to 6th additional volunteer info, please contact Mixe Meyen, mmeyen@chcymca.org, 919-442-9622. COACHES WANTED! 13. (Yachces M/W or Tu/Th, 4:15-s:lSpm. Wlbm, small happy tall, largebearted. vnlljngTfuo-Jovlna people qualrfy. Call 967-8797, 260-8797terinfo? matron. Register online, www.rainbowsocxw.ofg. Wheels for Sale LOOKING FOB A CHEAP CAR?? Hondas, Toyotas.