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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1963)
Orientation Week Committee Cuts Activities Freshmen entering the Uni versity this fall should find their first work of school a little less grueling and a little more bene CLASSIFIED ADS RATES: 5c per word first insertion; 3c thereafter. Minimum charge 50c. All classified ads must be in before 3:30 p.m. on the day preced ing publication Call DI 2-1411, Ext 1818. FOR RENT NEW DELUXE, furnished, and unfurnished apartments. One bedroom apartments. Provincial cabinets Luxurious carpeting and drapes. Large range and refrigerator. Tile bath-shower. Private storage, Automatic laun dry facilities. Patios, plenty of parking, close to park, tennis court, shopping center. Ideal for married students. Lease avail able. 24th & Pearl. DI 5-0498 or DI 5 6294 after 6 p m. MAKE YOUR RESERVATION Available September, large stu dio and living quarters, kitchen ette, dinette, bedroom, small garden, electric heat, complete ly furnished. $95 monthly. Phone soon DI 4 8490 mornings or evenings AVAILABLE JUNE. Attractive, small studio apartment, kitchen ette, shower dressing room, sun deck, completely furnished, $75 monthly. Phone mornings or evenings. DI 4 8490 SUB*LET FOR summer two bed room furnished apartment near campus. $85 DI 2-4304 evenings. WANTED WITHIN 20 days a 2 3 bedroom unfurnished rural house close to eugene. $75 maximum. DI 4 8626 after 4. FOLD BOAT or a canoe. Notify Dave Dau, DI 4-7669 DESIRE TO~BUY 25 foot house trailer Please write giving full information regarding trailer and asking price. Earl Bourland, 1980 Fairgrounds Road, Salem, Oregon. WANTED Furnished Housing: 2, 3 or 4 bedroom for summer, 1963. Information call DI 3-3410. WANTED in Eugene a home in exchange for one in Madison, Wisconsin. For summer, 1963 Information call DI 3-3410. DO YOU PLAN to sell your house within 2-3 months? Faculty member seeks borne in SEHS school district. DI 5-5330. FOR SALE ’63 HEAD VECTOR competition skis Size 2-10 with marker bind ings. $95. Doug Taylor. DI 3-4358. 1952 MG TD Perfect mechanical condition. $895. 1538 East 13th. quart blender. Like new W'estinghousc Toaster Wahl Poodle Clippers . Infant Seat .. DI 2-4793 $10 4 5 3 TWO BEDROOM, attractive ex cellent condition. University area. DI 4-4610. 1960~VW7~MUST SELL. Condi tion: Brand new paint. $1325 Call DI 4-9708 mornings, after noons. 100 WAYS to have fun with Magic Tricks, Joke novelties, Illusions, gags, Big 160 page catalog only 10c. House of 100 Mysteries, Dept. Col-63, Monroe, Conn. 1963 TR3, white, tonneau, radio, heater, A’ barth exhaust. $1525. Ext. 553. 2382-1 patterson Drive. SINGER Portable Sewing Ma chine with case and button hole attachment. $30. DI 2-4793. ’58 TR3. $850, two tops, R & H, ski rack, good shape, must sell, Alaska calls. DI 2-3434. Rick. 1957 VESPA, good condition. $150. Call DI 3-2260. FOR SALE VOLKSWAGEN, Microbus, delux sunroof — '59. 35,000 actual miles, really clean — $1495. Houser, 849 E. 11th. 1960 HONDA Motorcycle 305cc Good condition, $323 Dean Ny quist Ext 472 or DI S9452. SEALPOINT Siamese male kit tens ilousebroken, omnivorous. $9 DI 5-2791. BEACH CABIN, Florence"."""31 5-0973. SERVICES DR. ROBERT B. McDONALD Optometrist Visual Examination Contact Lens Fitting and consultations by appointments Contact Lens Service and supplies. DI 4-2320 921 Willamette ARTIST WILL paint portraits, murals for your home or restau rant. References . . . estimates DI 4-5811. TYPING and proof reading. Ex perienced. DI 3-9757. TYPING — DI 5-7481 JOHNSON—Typing DI £2038 WORKING MOTHERS Baby sitting available Monday through Friday at my home starting June 10. 2420 Kincaid DI 5-4066. EXPERIENCED TYPING. New reduced rates. DI 3-1013. FLORIST KIRKLAND FLOWERLAND Your Friendly Flower Number PA R-7R05 TUTORING TUTORING in grammar, composi tion, and literature. DI 5-6963 Experienced English teacher. MATH~ TUTORING. Experienced teacher DI 3-0729 HELP WANTED PART TIME year around seere tary. Ideal for student’s wife. Starts in early summer. Typing experience necessary. $100 per month plus one meal. Call Eu gene Country Club for appoint ment. DI 5-0181. WILL EXCHANGE room with hath, 2 meals a day to student for after schoool care of two children, ages 6 and 9, other light duties. 1963-1964 school year. Contact Mrs. Kitchel, Ext. 401. MEnTmAKE MONEY . . . that’s right . . . $100 a week or more. If you want money, not security, call DI 4-4754. RIDES — RIDERS RIDERS WANTED to share ex penses for Los Angeles, June 10, contact John McCormick DI 3 2260. LOST AND FOUND MAN’S BROWN leather billfold —goose and pheasant designs on side. Lost at Canoe Fete. $5 re ward. Lynn Carpenter, 1867 A1 der . . DI 5-9035. WIL TIIE PERSON who found the Theta Chi fraternity pin with the initials J. J. L., A. E., 65 on the back please call the Theta Chi house or return it. Reward. WOMAN’S ring lost at Fern Ridge Saturday. Reward. Ext. 1097. 1 ■ -~~ ficial—especially if the New Stu dent Orientation Week program formulated by the Greater Ore gon Committee meets official ap proval later this week. The rescheduling of rush acti vities to prevent their coinci dence with the orientation week was approved by President Ar thur Flemming earlier in the year, and Greater Oregon’s pro posed program has eliminated two of the four traditional all freshmen assemblies. The Deans’ Assembly and the Registration Information Assem bly were axed in the committee’s new schedule of events. In place of the Registration In formation Assembly, dormitory counselors will be asked to advise the new students in their units on procedures for registration. According to Jim Lussicr, chairman of the Greater Oregon Committee, the change was sug gested on the assumption that it "will give freshmen a chance to ask questions about those phases of registration which are unclear” and thereby facilitate a better un derstanding of the entire process. In place of the Deans’ Assem bly, the Dean of Men and the Dean of Women will be intro duced to the new students during the President’s Convocation, one of the two required assemblies left on the program. The Greater Oregon Assembly is the other still scheduled meet ing. Lussier said the stress of next fall’s New Student Week will be on orientation to campus life and class activities. The committee’s proposal must meet the final approval of all participating school departments and officials before becoming of ficial. New Student Week is scheduled for September 24-29. with classes beginning on the 30th. Business Banquet To Feature White Assistant Corporate Comptrol ler for the Chrysler Corporation Glenn Edward White will deliver a lecture and speak at the annual Business Administration banquet today. The lecture, in which White will discuss management policies of Chrysler Corp., will be at 11 a m. today in 333 Commonwealth. White will be a guest at a no host luncheon at noon today and at 2 p.m. will meet with fac ulty and graduate students for a coffee hour in the SU. White is a graduate of the Uni versity of Michigan. He is a mem ber of the Michigan Association of C P A., American Institute of CP.A., National Association of Accountants and the Financial Executives Institute. He has been with Chrysler since 1953. He has held positions in product estimating and cost control, in the comptrollers office and as general auditor. Job Opportunities Interviews will be conducted Thursday and Friday for posi tions as elementary and secon dary teachers in the St. Helens School District, St. Helens. Ore gon. Students may contact the Placement Office for information concerning openings in the Eu gene area for half-dav private kindergarten school. Teaching certificates are not necessary. SU Calendar 1 :00 2:00 Dad 3 :00 4 :00 5:15 (»:00 6 :30 :45 :00 8:00 Tuesday. May 21, 1963 7 :30 A M. to 11:00 P.M Italian Tbl Baha'i Fellowship Whitaker Lnchn Whitaker Assembly Alpha Kappa Psi Whitaker Coffee Hr Spring Sing Comm Canoe Fete Steer Comm People to People Comm Kwama Dinner Kwnma Initiation G Jour Fam Dinner Homecoming Interviews Spec Events and Traditions Student Govt Comm Water Ski Tourn Comm SU Games Comm Homecoming Interviews— Secretaries World Around Us Student Recital i sr ms sr ( 215 sr i Kallrm i 110 SI' I Km SI' ion sr ; 357 sr ' 313 sr | 117 sr trl 2.1 Fir 112 SU 315 sr 108 sr 313 sr 334 sr 315 sr 150 Sci AIus And where in the are you planning o crp o S' Eo" 03 *1 3 (6 X *< f* 03 ■v) stop right now and call DI 5-0111 or DI 2-1221... register for our complete TRAVEL SEMINAR ' /"' '■ - . . . carefully designed to answer all your questions, save your time and money A i one-stop service ... an unprecedented gath ering of experts in the held including: Jams Michaelsen. Pan American Airways William Jelski, Lewis Travel Martha Hult Jelski, Lewis Travel Klaus Schulz. Fulbright Exchange Student from Germany Doug Brinkman, fashion co-ordinator, BMR I Saturday May 25 1 to 5 p.m. Hospitality Room Door Prizes! Registration $1 1-1:30—Prerequisites 1:30-2:30—Methods of Travel 2:30-3:00—What to wear How to pack it j 3-3:15—(Refreshments) 3:15-4:15—Europe 4:15-5:00—The Orient REGISTER NOW! LIMITED NUMBER ONLY gsi£grcii<& rwssalls j
