Society Sets Meeting Time
At last week s meeting, Skull
and Dagger -sophomore mcn'»
honorary — initiated now mom
bora: Hob Hollay, Richard Bee
son, Doug Coatc, Scott Farlelgh,
Miko Donahue, Lee Nouman,
Bruce Robb, Rick SkopiJ, and
Phil Hanson, Jr,
Group to Discuss
Protest Gathering
A teach-in Saturday at Oregon
State University and a largo pro
test mooting in Salem Sunday
will bo discussed today at a moot
ing of ttio Faculty Student Com
mittee to Stop the War in Viet
Nam.
The Salem meeting will be
co sponsored by groups from
Portland State College, Lewis and
Clark College, Willamette Uni
versity, OSU and the University.
The Faculty-Student Commit
tee's meeting will be at 8 p m. in
the SU and will be an open forum
for the discussion of the group's
plans for the 1985 08 school year
Further information may be ob
tained by calling Bob Holmes at
345 .Viltl
BAGELS
SAN FRANCISCO BREAD
Fresh Wednesday
Mr. D's 1509 W.llamette
r
Nfw officers were elected, to
serve for the coming ye;ir: presi
dent, Denny Dodge; vice presi
dent loin ('ox; secretary treas
urer, Tony Hazapiz. The group's
advisor is Philip Beal, Assistant
Dean of Men
Meetings will be announced In
advance They will be held at «
p.m. in the SU.
Musicale Series
Starts Wednesday
The Morning Musicale Series
sponsored by the alumnae of Mu
I’hi Epsilon, a national music hon
orary, announce a concert to be
given Thursday at the Univer
sity.
Pianist Virginia Marks from
Washington, DC. will appear in
concert at 8 p m in the music
auditorium.
Mrs Marks, an alumna of Mu
Phi Epsilon, is the winner of the
Sterling Staff Concert Series
Award given by the honorary to
outstanding young musicians.
Season tickets for a series of
three concerts, including the one
on Oct 14, are available through
Mu Phi Epsilon members for $2
Single admissions for this concert
will lie available at the door for
$1 50
TODAYS STAFF
Night Editor. Maxine Elliott
Reporter: Carol Lowery
Proofreader: Carol flammitt.
FIRST COLLEGE INTERN IN
NEW STANDARD PROGRAM
HON KALINA, a student
in the University of Ore
gon Graduate School of
Business Administration,
is the first participant in
Standard Insurance Com
pany’s new college intern
program.
He is also able to serve
you as a Standard Insur
ance representative, and
can be reached at the
address below.
2066 W. 16™ WAY
(Wistmartlantf Pnj«ct) EUGENE • PHONE: 345-7515
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ATTENTION FACULTY AND STUDENT WIVES
Are you a social worker with a MSW and at least
one year’s experience in a social work agency? You
are needed in a challenging supervisory position in
the community!
Vacancies also available in case work positions in
child welfare and public assistance. ACSW supervision
available.
Call 342-1361, ext. 233
CLASSIFIED ADS
NOTICE
CLASSIFIED Deadline.
2:W) p m. day preceding publi- j
cation Deadline for Monday,,
however, is 10 a m. Friday.
Classified Cost:
5c per word the first day, 3c per
word every day thereafter.
FOR SALE
NEAR the University! Modern
up to date, older 3 bedroom
home. Inside utility room, at
tached Kara go, full walk-in attic,
large covered patio, and lovely
yard. $21,500. Eugene Realty,:
342-3102.
MONO amp, $45. Microphone, $45.
Stereo amp, §150. Ampex 620
Monitor, $150. Complete Scuba
outfit, $160. 344-0310 evenings.
SPEED QUEEN automatic wash
er, stainless steel tub, very good
condition. $40 344 4401.
DINETTE set. good condition.
$1700. Call ext. 1325.
RECORDS—Cheap. 34^5619.
CONCORD 4 track stereo tape re
corder. Magnavox stereo AM-FM
record console, like new. Best
offer over $100 on each Pack
ard Bell hi-fi, best offer. Used
art books, priced for quick sale.
343 9358.
STEREO TAPE RECORDER —
4-track, ROBERTS-AKAI, M 7.
Call Arnie Mitchell, 345 9034.
DESK model typewriter, good
condition, $40, or trade for
girl's or boy’s bicycle. 345-0880.
USED Smith-Corona portable
typewriter, good condition, $50.
345 4827 after 6.
HOFFMAN 19 inch TV. $25 Call
ext. 1608 after six. 344 0983.
REDUCED rates on Playboy sub
scriptions. Contact authorized
campus representative at 1598.
BIC; Gibson 12-string plus case,
$85. '41 Cadillac convertible, re
built engine, $200. '56 350 BSA.
$200 Man’s 3-speed bicycle, per
fect shape. $25. 345-7067.
BURMESE Siamese kittens. $10
Evenings. 345-3990.
AUTOMATIC washer Real good
condition. $50. 296 Benjamin.
CARS & CYCLES
TEN speed bicycle. Kent frame.
All parts new. Center pull
brakes, package rack. $15. 958
Patterson after 6 p.m.
'58 CHEVY 2-Dr., stick, V 8.
clean, chrome rims, $500. Don
Simpson, ext. 1820.
1963 WHITE Volkswagen, excel
lent condition, underseal, white
walls, seat belts. Service record
available. Call Sherrell at ext.
440. See it after 6 p.m. at 2345
Adams.
SELL or trade 1952 Singer Sports
car, needs work, best offer. 343
1284.
'59 STUDEBAKER Lark, two
owners, good condition, good
tires. Stick. Call 345-4620 after
3 p.m. or ext. 2157 nights.
1965 DATSUN 310 Spl., Conver
ihlc, black with red Interior, 14,
000 mi. $2195. 688 2609.
Want to really get results?—
Use Emerald Classified Ads—
Phone 342-1411, Ext. 1818.
Save on
Gasoline!
Student Body or Faculty
Member Identification Will
Save You Money at
Copping's
6th & Blair 342-2208
CARS & CYCLES
HONDA 160, excellent condition,
$425, Phone after four, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. 345
8000.
1961 VOLKSWAGEN convertible,
very good condition. Must sell.
Reduced from S995 to $8.%) 522
H. 13th. Phone 345-2852.
1960 FORD Sunlincr convertible.
Very good condition, price low
for quick sale. $650. 345^2015 or
3811 Hilyard.
LATE ’64 model 250 ce. Scram
bler, 2,500 miles, excellent con
dition. Call 345-9375 after 3 p.m.
Jim Lucas.
1904 FALCON Station wagon, ex
cellent condition, for sale by for
eign faculty member leaving
country. Call Nielsen, ext. 1533.
1963 MONZA Convt7 Excellent
condition, new engine, low mile
age, R. H., 4-spd. 1736V4 Moss.
Ph. 343-6893.
MAN’S 3-speed bicycle, like new
—used last spring term only. $40
including side baskets. 345-1092.
1961 NORTON 250 cc.. low mile
age, good condition, $275. 2456
University. 345-4979.
1956 OLDSMOBILE Convertible,
runs good. $100. 1295 W. 24th.
343 1764.
1940 CADILLAC Sedan, excellent
condition. 342-2813. Ask for
Sam.
’61 MONZA, 3-speed, R&H, ex
tremely good condition, priced
to sell. 344-5782 evenings.
’65 HONDA 305, low mileage, ex
cellent condition. $550. 343-0511.
’64 50 cc. Honda step-through.
SI25. 342 2853.
HONDA 250 Scrambler. Call Ken
at ext. 474.
1962 PONTIAC convertible with
aluminum wheels, leather inte
rior, excellent condition, ext. 356
1964 HONDA Trail 90. Exception
al condition, extras. Perfect for
hunting, riding to class. See to
appreciate. 2342 Emerald, 345
6125. $289, or make offer.
'64 HONDA Sport 50. Excellent.
$175. Inquire Watson 102.
SERVICES
EXPERT typist, IBM Electric,
graduate school approved. Term
papers, thesis, and drafts. 688
4284.
STENOGRAPHER, accurate, con
fidential, IBM executive type
writer, dictaphone, mimeograph.
References. 688-3579.
IRONING, one day service. Ex
cellent work, $1 per hour. 2444
University St. 344-2617.
QUALITY typing. U of O gradu
ate. Graduate approved. Editing.
IBM executive. 342-2045.
TYPING — FAST~SERVICE7~
344 8930
TYPING. IBM Electric.
688-4714
TYPING, graduate school ap
proved. Fast, accurate. 343-4719.
SPEEDEE TYPING SERVICE.
Reasonable. 345-1658.
EXPERIENCED typist, graduate
approved. 344-9679.
REPAIRS — Typewriters, adding
machines, cleaned, adjusted.
345-8625.
HELP WANTED
GRADUATE student to help stu
dent with math part time. Will
pay. Write or contact 1140 Grant
No. 7, Eugene.
CO-EDS—part-time work, $50
$150 a mo. Call Gary Lofgren,
344-6111, evenings.
DO YOU have a financial prob
lem? If you are an average or
above female student, enjoy chil
dren and have a pleasant per
sonality, you might qualify for
this desirable position; free room
and board in new home close to
campus in return for light house
work and some babysitting. 343
7661.
HELP WANTED
OPPORTUNITY FROM GER
MANY — Wc are seeking stu
dent sales representatives to
sell hand made, custom tailored
ski and casual wear. Guaranteed
sales through remarkable prices
and services. Reply immediate
ly to: ANM AROBERB A YERN,
ATTN': Mart. Postlagernd Post
amt No. 2, 8500 Nuernberg, Ger
many.
PROMOTIONAL ADVERTISING
DEPT.
Young man to assist me in order
dept, of local firm. Hourly wage.
Must be available for some night
work. One part-time position
available for student. Personnel
Dept., 345-0216.
VERSATILE piano player to
work night club 40 miles from
Eugene. SI25 a week. 345-6457
after 5.
FOR RENT
SPLENDID, complete and com
fortable two bedroom apartment
to share with male grad. 24 hr.
heat; utilities furnished. S55
each. 2308 Willamette. 344-9710.
GIRLS over 21. Room plus use
of apt. and linens. 10 minutes
campus. S37.50 monthly. 2296-3
Patterson.
ROOM & BOARD
BOARD and room in private home
near campus. 1 male student or
employed person. 344-8537 or
688-2628.
BOARDERS: Two meals a day,
$40 per month, ext. 1997.
WANTED
WANTED: Male roommate to oc
cupy 2 bedroom apt. near cam
pus. S30 per month plus elec
tricity. 376 E. 11th, Apt. No. 2.
SENIOR or graduate woman for
one-half of 2-bedroom furnish
ed apt Your half. $67.50. Call
343 0789 after 5:30 p m.
SENIOR or graduate woman for
roommate in large spacious two
bedroom apt. Please phone 343
7497 after 5:30.
FEMALE student or graduate to
share apt. Call 345-2122 after 5
p.m.
\ OLl’NTEER readers to read for
blind student. Call Dan Nellis,
345-5845 or Ext. 2300.
| CAMPUS employee wishes girl
roommate to share home. 345
8206, after 5.
WANTED to rent: 3 to 4 bedroom
house, fireplace, in University
area, after Nov. 1. 342-2030.
RIDES — RIDERS
SALEM committee wants riders
MWF. One way or all three days.
Call E. C. Hogan. 364-4335.
TWO girls need weekend ride to
j Seattle. 342-4626.
PERSONAL
OFFICIAL OPENING:
Young Republican Office, 221
Nestor, 8-10 p.m. Tues-Thurs.
j Come on over and B.S. a while.
BEFORE you horse around,
come in and have your mane
j shortened. SU Barber Shop.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—Black patent leather bill
fold. If found, call ext. 373. Kay
Manning.
LOST: Man's black wallet. Own
i er must have l.D. Reward. Ph.
2373.
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