Soccer Teams
End Undefeated
'I'Ik- t'nivrrulty Soccer club
blanked l.ewiu and Clark In I’orl
land Salniday, 2 0. and completed
,t,(. 10(15 (Mi Oregon Intercollcgi
j,i,. Soccer Association season
with a 0 0 record.
The record is the first perfect
mark in the three year history
of the olSA. and the Duclu gain
rd the loop championship for the
Wcond time in three seasons
.m l Clark. 1968 winners,
returned the Walter Kyllmunn
Cup to Oregon following the linal
contest
• • •
Gym Team
(( t'Hfuturit Irntit f’dfjc 4)
cu nt i*. t« the finals
Our hr ightcst hopes are on
(In trampoline," Smith said, ' all
four of our men, John Turchi,
Tom lleimbvgncr, l.arry Jackson,
and Art Knglish are top perform
cr," Smith also hoped for high
points from Turchi in the floor
evercisc anrl Allen Amsbury on
the horizontal bar
••Our vaulters, Mike Olsen, John
Palmer, Jim Huston, Dave Tell
ink, and Don Cooper are also
strong contender*,'1 commented
Smith, ' and Palmer, Huston, Jim
Civcy, and Ken Belt ran give our
team some valuable points on the
parallel bars
Our weak events are the side
horse and the still rings," t h c
Duck coach concluded, hut if
these boys hit their maximum who
knows what will happen?"
Recreation Hours Set
For Spring Break
The recreation area in the
Student I'nion will be open
from 9 to 4 from Saturday
.March 19, through the week of
March 21-26. The grill and main
desk will be open from 9 to 4
from March 19 26.
Ellingson to Attend
Directors' Confab
A L "Si" Ellingson. Student
Union director at the University,
will be among college union di
rectors from nearly 7(X) colleges
and universities who will be ex
amining the topic of the college
student of the lBOO’s at a March
20 23 conference in New Orleans
Ellingson will preside at a
meeting of delegates attending
their first conference of the As
sociation of College Unions
International He is immediate
past president of the association
The conference keynote ad
dress, “The College Student of
the Sixties" will be given by Nev
lit Sanford, director of the Study
of Human Problems and profes
sor of psychology and education
at Stanford University.
Participants will also consider
the college union's purpose and
the union staff member's respon
sibilities.
One of the oldest inter-college
educational organizations, the As
sociation of College Unions Inter
national is in its 52ml year.
emerald classified ads
FOR SALE
I SKI) electric ranges, rcfrigera
lors, sink, hide a beds; oil furn
ace. pumps, radiators, heat duct, i
pipe and fittings; windows,
doors, frames, bricks. Phone;
3450055, evenings
GENERAL ELECTRIC applianc
es for overseas use. 220 volt 50
cycle I’ actory MFG major and
small appliances Allied Export
Distributors. Box 0155, Oakland
Calif.
WANTED TO TltADK <;0od
transistor radio and or $60 ski
hoots f>i/e 101 % ) for good down
bag and or light lent. < all 343
0331! and leave phone No. or j
address.
r.ASr.SIDr, I'niversity house. 3
bedrooms, dining room, family
room, nook, Pi bath, nice patio,
fireplace, basement, carpets and
draperies $14,500 344 0101.
BOYNTON contract for Spring
Term Highest dorm average on
campus Must sell ( all Jeff. Ext
1580
REHEAT of a sell out Low price
classic guitars including AIR1A
at only $69.50 Wilson Music
House, 1070 Willamette.
9x12 !(!'<;, $14; miscellaneous
household items. From 2 8 p m.
1653 Agate, 342 4771
SLEEVELESS print dress, size
11 12 White dacron background.
$8 343 9981.
2 DORM contracts. Deposit re
duced 20 per cent. Call Jerry
Carlin, Ext 2143
1965 SET of Encyclopedias. Chil
dren’s Classics and bookcase.
$250 Phone 344 2318
"KASTINCEH" ski boots, size 11
worn 6 times, cost $45 , sell $30 ,
ext 1581 Shearer.
MALE DORM contract. Cpper
class. Call Dick Huntington
2144
BEAUTIFUL Montgomery Ward’s
washer dryer combination Ex
cellent condition. $95. 344-8281.
DISCOUNTED dorm contract
Save $$. Paid immediately. Ext.
1057
STEREO type recorder, duel
speakers, echo sound. $85. Ph.
343 939(1 Ask for Kent Franklin
III FI speakers, 12’’ woofer, 7"
horn, two-way crossover. Large
cabinet. $35 343 1210.
APPLES S1-S1.50 bushel. New
tons. Delicious. Bring containers.
1155 Madison 342 2570.
15 SABERCRAFT. excellent con
dition 80 hp Mercury. Complete
ski equipment. $850. 344 3680.
DOKM Contract. Cloran Hall. Jana
Seale, Ext. 1843.
GIRL'S SCHWINN bike, $15.
3436743.
MALE graduate dorm contract.
Ext. 2150. Bud Tipps.
HELP! Dorm contract for sale.
Call Steve Rudd, 1643.
WOMEN'S dorm contract. Ext.
1444
Job Opportunities
StudrnU may contact thr I'larrmrut Of
^lc 1,1 Susan < amphrll Hall f«#r fuithcr in
fuiiuatiun about thr following job npimrtu
nitim.
March 10 Gold llrach High School, Gold
Beach, Oregon, SrruiHl.il y.
March i" l-artnpot l nified Schtwl DU
*r'c,» I'OHM'"1-. California, Elementary ami
Secondary.
Mattli J( (Dnnttt Pa** Public Schools,
naiith P.,-m, O.rgun, kl«iucnt.»iy ami Src
oiulary.
^lartli 10 J. -«|>lnuc Count) School Di*
Grant* P. Oregon, Klrmciitary ami
Secondary.
March JO Mtlwaukie Elementary
School*, Milii.. ikie, Oregon, Elementary
and 7-8.
March l(i ilonitu Cnified Seliool Din
tnct San Du California, Elementary
an*I Secondary
March 10 1 i.tllnH Public School, Dallas,
1 egon, klcinr itaiy and Secondary.
• larch ll Santa Marla Joint I'nioti
) . I 'istm t, Santa Maria, Cali
forma, Second..-y.
March ll l.incoln County School DU
Newport, Oregon, Elementary and
Secondary.
March ll David l)ougla» School Dis
*’°rtland, Oregon, Elementary ami
March II Newport liarnor i imm mikh
S. District. Newport Beach, California,
Sccmular y.
March II Milwattkie I'nion High School
District, Milwatikic, Orriioti, Secondary.
March Jn and .11 Rnseburg Public
School,, Rosclntrg. Oregon, Elementary and
SeciMulary.
March .10 Alltcloiic Valiev I'nion High
School Diatricl, Euncaslcr. California, So
March .10 Tucson Public Schools, Tuc
son. Arinina, Elementary and Secondary.
March .In Olympia City School-. Olym
pia, Washington. Elementary and Secon
dary.
March 3(1 l.anca-tcr School District,
I..oleaster, California, Elementary and 7-8.
March .11 Richland School District,
Richland, Washington, Elementary and Sec
ondary. ... ,t
March II Modesto ( tlv Schools, Mo
desto, California, Elementary and Sccon
1 Match .11 Riddle Public Schools, Riddle,
Oregon, Elementary and Secondary.
Match -II C.tmas Public Schools, Camas,
Washington, Elementary and Secondary.
March .11 Hillsboro I’nion High School,
Hillsboro, Oregon, Secondary.
FOR SALE
MAN'S 10 spend bicycle, $25, Bill
Libert or Bill Spurling. Ext. 2144
210 cm Ka.stles, $45, Strd/ boots,
$15. 747-3143.
I'OKM contract ( all ( buck. K>.t
1071.
1 PPKKCLASS dorm contract for
.sale. Ext. 1288.
DORM CONTRACT. Please call
ext. 2153.
BOYNTON dorm contract for
sale Ext 1842. Chuck Ramsdell
CARS & CYCLES
SPOTLESS 1963 Olds 88 Holiday
4-dr. Hardtop. Factory air-condi
tioning. Power brakes, power
steering, new tires. Phone 342
4233.
CUSTOM Triumph 500 Scrambler,
built up to move. Excellent con
dition and running shape. Best
offer over $550. 356, ask for
Fred.
1960 TRIUMPH Herald, 2-dr. New
motor, generator, battery, regu
lator, brakes and registration.
Financing available. $450. 345
4190.
1953 CHEVROLET; excellent
mechanical condition, leaving
school end of term, must sell,
$250 or best offer Call 344-1033.
1950 CHEVROLET, runs good,
good rubber, $70, call after 5.
344-0111.
150 HONDA, good condition
$300. Also '58 Ford V-8, real
clean. 343 4865, evenings.
'64 VW, AM-FM, WW, etc. $1400
or best offer. 343-2014
HONDA 90. 64 model. Must sell.
$220 Ext. 1928.
1946 DODGE. Excellent condition.
6500 original miles. Reasonable.
Phone 344 2052 after 6.
1964 CHEV Super Sport. Excel
lent condition. Red with white
interior. Good price. 344-0523.
1960 AUSTIN HEAI.Y SPRITE.
Both tops. Excellent motor. 747
3171.
1959 FORD Galaxy, yellow with
ivory top. Easy terms. $500. 343
0457.
1963 VOLKSWAGEN, only 15,
000 miles on engine. 344-6671,
2044 W. 17th.
'59 Ford Galaxy, clean $500. Will
take part trade. 343-0457.
'58 VESPA, runs great, $90 Tom
Wiecks, ext. 1994 after 6:30.
HONDA 250 scrambler. Good
condition. 344-1545.
NICE 1958 Hillman 4-dr. Radio,
belts. S275. 344-1930.
250 cc. BMW, $250 or trade for
car or pickup. 284 E. 16th, No. 2.
FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED large family
home. 3 bedrooms. 2190 Willam
ette. Wired for automatics, saw
dust furnace, built-in range, re
frigerator, rugs, curtains, dis
posal. Many built-ins. $155. 688
4916 for appointment.
AVAILABLE March 18th. room
across street from campus fur
nished. Kitchen privileges, laun
dry, utensils and linen provided.
$50. 962 E. 18th St. from 3 7 p.m.
FURNISHED Studio Apartment
near campus. 536 E. 11th. 345
1766.
CONVENIENT 2-bedroom apt. on
18th. Sunken bedroom. $150. Call
343-1545 after 5.
SPRING TERM room and board,
$90 a mo. 1 block from library
Call Karl, 345-9302.
SLEEPING room $45, and house
keeping room $60. 18th and Kin
caid. Call 688 4916.
FURNISHED apartment. See now
for spring term availability. 942
E. 18th. 345-0055.
1-BEDROOM apartment. 2 blocks
off campus. Carpet. For two
343-0457.
FOR RENT
___
STUDENT MANOR—Near cam
pus, furnished, carpeted, 2-bed
room apartment. 344-0034.
SINGLE room for male student.
Near campus and downtown.
310 K. 14th. 345-7380.
MODERN furnished bedroom
close to campus. Girls only. $40.;
345-9606.
1-BEDROOM apartment, $125.
18th and Kincaid. Call 343 4438
to see.
BEHIND Dairy Queen, parking
space, $4. 345-7728.
FURNISHED 2-bdrm. house. 1843
Moss. $100. 344-3090.
TWO BEDROOM apt., near cam
pus. 342 2991
2 ROOMS for males.
345-3626.
SERVICES
QUALITY TYPING . . . Editing
... U of 0 Graduate. Graduate
School approved. IBM executive.
Mrs. Davis Burnett, 3030 Wil
lamette No. 6. 342 2045.
EXPERIENCED secretary-steno
IBM executive typewriter, dicta
phone - mimeograph. Private
phone 888-3579.
IRONING, $1 hr. Excellent work.
One day service. 344-2617. 2444
University.
ACCURATE, experienced typist.
Graduate school approved thesis,
term papers, rough drafts. 688
4284.
TYPING in home, days or eve
nings. IBM carbon ribbon. Elite
type. Call 343-1327. 3565 Mill.
WANTED: Typing in my home
evenings. Call after 6 p.m. 746
8674.
ACCURATE typing. Will pick up
and deliver. 344-5781.
TYPING in my home.
342-2807.
DRESSMAKING and alterations.
345-2047.
TYPING — 345-5754.
Graduate approved.
TYI*EWRITER REPAIRS.
343-9112.
WILL type student papers. 688
7286.
EXPERIENCED typist. Electric
typewriter. 343-0316.
TYPING — FAST SERVICE.
344-8930.
SPEEDY typing service.
Reasonable. 345-1658.
SPEEDY typist. 343-5180.
TYPING near campus. 345-9678.
TYPING—Fast Service.
344-8930.
TYPING—5 years experience.
Phone 726-7274.
TYPING TERM PAPERS.
Mrs. Helen Miller 343-5519
RIDES — RIDERS
; NEED ride for 2 to San Francis
: eo 19th or after. Will share ex
I penses. Call Vivian or Barbara,
! ext. 2285.
NEED ride to Portland Wednes
day, March 16. Call Robin, ext.
2285.
RIDER wanted to Bay Area.
Leaving 10 a.m. Monday, Mar.
14. 344 1583.
WANTED — Riders to Spokane
March 19. Jane Shields, ext. 497.
RIDERS to Reno-Alturas, spring
break. Sue Proctor, ext. 1847.
NEED ride. Will share expenses
to Arizona (Phoenix). 343-0858.
RIDE wanted to Los Angeles
spring break. 343-0465.
LOST AND FOUND
TOOLED wallet lost Feb. 27 in
the Science Building. Ext. 1407.
Want to really get results?—
Use Emerald Classified Ads—
Phone 342-1411, Ext. 1818.
WANTED
ONE BEDRM. apt., furnished, un
furnished, very near campus,
starting mid-March. Non-drink
ers. 343-1207.
POETRY wanted Include -tamp
ed envelope. Idlewdd Publishing
Company, 333 Frederick, San
Francisco, Calif.
MACE roommate — Junior or
above—to move in spring term.
$52 a month. Call 343-1545 after
5.
ROOMMATE: Share apartment
with three guys. Near campus.
342-4229 after 7.
BOARDERS WANTED. Board
and or room. Male students only.
Call ext. 597
GIRI, student to share apart
ment near campus. Phone 343
2462.
HELP WANTED
SUMMER WORK — Swimming
Pool Mgr. For city of Roseburg.
Must have Sr Life Sav. and WSI
Certificates. Write for applica
tion form and additional infor
mation: Office City Manager, 744
S E. Rose, Roseburg, Ore.
ECON or business upperclass or
graduate student for employ
ment 10 hours a week develop
ing statistical information, con
ceiving and making graphic rep
resentations for management.
Call 342-4471.
BOARD AND ROOM for girl stu
dent in exchange for light house
keeping and babysitting. Close
to campus. 343 7390.
STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
Advertising and sales. Evenings
and weekends. Car essential.
Call 746-6078 for interview.
CAPABLE person who enjoys
children to babysit weekday
mornings. Some experience. Aft
er 6:30. 345-6619.
WANTED: Pianist — full time.
Steady. SI 10 a week.Standards,
jazz. Phone 746-8842 after 5.
PERSONAL
THE BARE FACT: Playboy is
perhaps the greatest eye-opener
of the decade.
1 year $6.50
2 year S12.00
3 year S16.50
j Send check or M.O. to Louie Ab
ramson, campus rep., 110 E.
j 15th, 345-4860.
$10 REWARD for information
| leading to arrest of person who
: stole Emerson TV, a Norelco
shaver and 50 45 rpm. records
| in a carrying case from Young
Hall on Monday morning, Mar.
7. Call Jim Elliot or Garey
Cope, ext. 375.
TO THE boy Pi Phi's at the end
| of the playing field. Thanks for
j the party Friday night. Here’s to
a repeat.
The girls in
Granny’s car.
CHRISTIAN HOUSE will be open
all during finals week for study
breaks. Drop by 736 E. 16th for
a cup of coffee, a piece of cake
and scintillating conversation.
VOLUNTEERS who would be
interested in participating in an
experiment using hypnosis dur
ing spring vacation contact the
j Psychology Clinic. Ext. 1547.
j McClain & Tingle. We want our
| playmate back. WE LOVE IT—
i WE WANT IT—WE NEED IT.
Watson.
TO KK, Watson’s playmate. You
will never get it back. We love
it more than you do.
McClain and Tingle.
GREETINGS to Doctor Dan the
Band-aid man. With love from
the nurses!
GOODBYE, JIM.
Fiom Sopwith
DIAL THE TRUTH. New mes
sage every day. 342-4670.
CCC’s basketball season was 5-20.
WUS is coming.