Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, September 21, 1965, ORIENTATION EDITION, SECTION 2, Image 24

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Newspaper Page TextThe University of Oregon Store—Student Owned The Finest Tools and Values for Your Education SHARE IN THE PROFITS Save Your Receipts JOIN THE CO-OP iT' ■ TRADE BOOKS 1ST FLOOR — BOOK STORE Trade Books Reference Books Paperbacks Hard Covers Gift Books More than 15.000 miscellaneous ti tles to supplement your work and add to your reading enjoyment. BOOK STORE — 1258 KINCAID The Student—Faculty Board of Directors Dennis Keller President of the Board James C. Stovall. Prof, of Geology faculty representative Paul R. Washke, Prof. Physical Education faculty representative The student members of the Co-op board are elected by the Co-op mem bers; the faculty members are appoint ed by the board of directors. It is the policy to maintain a tradition of ser vice and provide the best possible val ues consistent with sound business principles. Vic Kucera Vice-Pres. Sandra Recce SUPPLY STORE — 1000 E. 13th AVE. YOUR STORE Has a 45-Year Heritage of Student Service In the year 1920, the President of the University along with a number of faculty members subscribed to stock to creat a uni versity bookstore. By 1933 it was owned completely by the stu dent members. Since these beginnings the Co-op has grown to be an intimate part of the present university. The Co-op is still growing to serve your needs. Each graduating class of students has left the Co-op as a legacy to future students—that they may profit from its growth and experience. Sue Gowdy Tim Casey TEXT BOOKS TRADE BOOKS SUPPLIES Tlus” IMPORTANT SAVINGS THROUGH PATRONAGE REFUNDS The Co-op has consistently paid a 10% refund for the past 18 years. This is the best record of any bookstore on the VVestcoast. The more you buy the more you save. MEMBERS share in the profits according to the amount of the purchase slips saved. Students may join the Co-op in Chapman Hall at the business office. Membership is 25 cents. The rebate is granted at the end of spring term. SUPPLIES ART SUPPLIES ACCESSORIES The Co-op is a member of the Western College Bookstore As sociation. The 36 member stores buy collectively to bring quality merchandise and savings to 380,000 students who patronize these stores. ■ FUTURE ADDITION TO THE CO-OP GOING UP SUPPLIES IN CHAPMAN HALL (1000 E. 13th) CHECK YOUR STOCK OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS Notebooks Filler Paper Clip Boards Rule Pads Pens Pencils Index Cards Typewriter Ribbons Blotter Pads