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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1963)
Adds <33 Million UO Boosts Local Economy The University provides a $33 million yearly boost to the econ omy of Eugene, J. Orville Lind slrom, University fiscal director, told the Kiwanis club Wednes day. Lindstrom says that is the esti mated amount spend by the Uni versity itself, students, faculty, and visitors who come to Eugene because of the University. Each Student Worth $3,300 Staff and faculty payrolls alone amount to $11 million each year, Lindstrom said. If the $33 million yearly im pact on Eugene’s economy is di vided by the roughly 10,1)00 stu dents, the economic value of each student to Eugene figures out to $3,300, Lindstrom noted. The effect on the economy when enrollment increases by 1000 is equal to that of a new' factory with a staff of 190 year round workers. Construction at the University last year totaled $4.5 million, which is 30 per cent of the city’s total building permit valuation for the year, said Lindstrom. According to Lindstrom, a CLASSIFIED ADS RATES: 5c per word first insertion; 3c thereafter. Minimum charge 50c. All classified ads must be in Indore 3:30 p.m. on the day preced ing publication. Call DI 2-1411, Ext. 1818. FOR SALE 1961 Sprite, excellent shape, nev er raced $1200 345-5168 after 5 6 TRANSISTOR radios, hi fidelity speakers, never used They sell for $25 You can have one for S10 wholesale. Call 345-5168 Ear phone and leather case included TAPE recorder—4 transistor Tape recorders, great for parties or classes. Never used Sell for $50 I want $30 but will talk. Call 345 5168 MOST sacrifice G K Stereo Por table with stand, Used only 9 months. Call 345-5570 evenings. I960 COMET Station Wagon. $1395 Call 3424603. 1957 CHEV automatic sedan Pr $745. Inquire 460 E. 15th, Eu gene, or call 345-0040 aft. 5 p.m. GIRL’S dorm contract for sale Ext 482 Fall or Winter term AF ROTC uniforms for sale. Evenings 3450829 ’55 MERCURY Convertible. $300. Call 343 7636. ’58 KARMANN GHIA Very clean Best offer over $1375. Phone 345-1470. UPPER class Men's dorm reser vation for sale 344 7289. 1958 M.G.A., $1100. New paint, tires, and tannau cover. Excel lent condition Ext 392 UNUSUAL antique upright piano Excellent tone. $125. 344-9356 after 5 p m. 1955 AUSTIN Hcaly Roadster. Top condition $995. Rhone 344 939ti. YORK Cornet. Like new, with case. $50 00. 343 3081 I960 HONDA, 305 cc, good shape, engine just overhauled. $350 David Dohkin, ext 1312 FLORIST Free Delivery 5 Minutes from Campus at KIRKLAND FLOWERLAND Eugene-Springfield Bridge 726-7605 MISCELLANEOUS SENIORS Graduation-Pre-Vue Graduation Information — Re Freshments — Entertainment 7 p m Tuesday—SU Ballroom HAVE YOU eaten in Boynton? T-BIRD Flying Club welcomes you with 3 new plancs!2 63 Colts and 63 Cherokee 180! The same low student rate as always. FREE demo, rides. Join larg est and best flying club in the northwest and the only one to operate its own airport. Open 24 hours. Call 343-6951. COUNTRY SQUIRE Recreation Ranch. Open Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays. Week days by appoint ment. Hay rides, picnic area, cov ered dance floor, etc. Tel. 344 5751. FOR RENT STUDENTS Plaza- One bedroom student apartments. 1, 2, 3 occu pants Furnished or unfurnished. Phone 345-8363 or 945 E. 19th, No. 8. LIGHT, roomy, furnished apart ment for two. Two rooms, kitch en privileges, private entrance, close-in, S35 each. 344-4963 eves. 1310 AGATE—2-bedroom unfur nished. Oil heat. §75. 1533 MOSS — 4-bedroom unfur nished. Stove and refrigerator. Further information call housing office. Carson hall. Ext. 1704. QUIET home for male student. Laundry and kitchen privileges Call 344 8537 mornings, 688-2628 evenings. Near campus. THE UNIVERSITY Married Stu dent Office will accept applica tions from married students for currently available housing in the Amazon project. For infor mation contact Carson Hall, Ext. 1704 SERVICES DISCOUNTS to students on gas oline and tires. Crystal Mobil Service. 703 E. Broadway. BABYSITTING in my home. Ex perienced for pre-schooler. 343 2038 LAW student’s wife desires to care for child in her home. Ex pericnced and nice yard. 343 5109 BABYSITTING, my home) (adult). 342-2278. EXPERT TYPIST 345-7473 TYPING 344 5455. HELP WANTED GOLDEN opportunity. School girl to live in. Free room and board in exchange for occasional babysitting and light housework Recently redecorated room. Pri vate entrance. Close to U. of O 343-7661. OPPORTUNITY for responsible, serious student to live with re- ■ fined young family (2 children), near campus. Room and board exchanged for child care and housework. 343-3564. WANTED PERSON to share nice furnished duplex. 534 E. 15th. Call Manuel,1 345-2088. VOLUNTEER voices for St. | Mary’s Episcopal adult choir.! Call Church Office for informa tion. 343-9253. 166 E. 13th Ave. WOMAN graduate student desires j roommate to share spacious { apartment near university. Call 345-7759. WORK WANTED ___ BABY SITTER, your home. 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. weekdays. Cam pus area. Call 342,1097 after 3. j yearly sum estimated at $4 mil lion is brought into the Eugene community by campus conven tions, athletic events and visits by parents. Education Main Business Lindstrom reminded the Ki wanians that the University’s main business is “education” while he was pointing out the economic aspects of having the University located in Eugene. “The University will have to raise tuition and curb enroll ments in order to obtain the same level of education it now offers if tax revenues are cut by a “no” vote on the October 15 election,” Lindstrom said. Sales Tax Said Election Issue SALEM (UPI)—State Repres entative Ross Morgan of Gresham charged today that the campaign to get a sales tax in Oregon is the real issue involved in the October 15th tax referendum election. He voiced the opinion at a luncheon during the Democratic State Central Committee meet ing at Salem. He said “S o m e people want a sales tax so bad they are will ing to sell the state down the river to get one.” Morgan, who was co-chairman of the Legislature’s Ways and Means Committee, urged support of the tax measure. He warned that “A ‘no’ vote will set the whole state back.” HC Discussion William Shanahan will speak on "German Universities In Crisis” at 8 p.m. tonight for the Honors College discussion. Shanahan, professor of history, spent the past summer in Ger many where he participated in an educational evaluation of German schools. Greater Oregon Sponsors Week This week Greater Oregon will sponsor New Student Activity Or ientation Week. An assembly will be held at 7:30 p.m. tonight to orient stu-; dents to campus activities. Donald DuShane, dean of stu dents, will speak on the “Value of Student Activities,’’ and Bruce McKeel, ASUO Vice-President, will talk about the freshmen elec tions and the petitioning proced ures for offices. Steve Kohl, chairman, said the purpose of this week’s activities will be “to acquaint new students and freshmen with the extra-cur-: ricular activities available at the University and to impress upon these students the value of these activities in the total educational program of the University.” Several open houses will be held during the week. The Stu dent Union will have an open house from 2-5 Tuesday; the Em erald from 2-5 Wednesday; the ASUO from 2-5 Thursday; and Greater Oregon from 2-5 Friday. French Professor To Speak in SU Professor Jean Frappier of the University of Paris and a guest speaker for the department of foreign languages will deliver an address at 4 p.m. today in the SU. Frappier will speak on “Le judgement de dieu dans les ro mans francais dc Tristan du Xlle siecle.” He is one of the world’s foremost medievalists and an authority on the Arthurian field. TRY YOUR LUCK! Maybe You'll Find A Peail in Youi SMOKED OYSTER PIZZA 14 Other Varieties COME TONIGHT! 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