New Coffee House
Opens for Campus
A collet* house dubbed “T h e
Womb” opened Friday night as
one of the lirst projects by co
operating Christian student
groups. The basement of West
minster House, 1414 Kincaid, was
remodeled for the new coffee
house.
The goal is not to establish a
"religious coffee house,” but to
provide a meeting place for peo
ple with a common interest in
world and university problems,
backers say "It should be a place
to come, whether or not you con
sider yourself a Christian, where
you can just talk,” said Don Lan
ning, president of one of the
sponsoring student groups.
The coffee house will also be
YWCA Offers ~~
Service Projects
The Young Womans Christian
Organization is offering students
a choice of four community serv
ice projects which they can sign
up for from flam to S pm Wed
nesday, tn the YWCA office, (»er
linger.
The programs the YWCA is
Offering this term are these:
• Working with handicapped
children, either the physically
handicapped at the Children's
Hospital or the mentally handi
capped at the Pearl Ruck School;
teaching physical education to
mentally retarded junior high
students; or teaching swimming
to the mentally and physically
handicapped.
• W orking with pre-delinquent
youths through the Big Sister
program
• Working as a volunteer at
Sacred Heart Hospital.
• Participating in "Project
Progress," a program which con
gists of supervising and leading
after school activities with grade
school children of low income
families in drama, art, recrca
lion, and music. This program is
especially interested in education,
recreation, and PE majors
All men and women students
ate eligible to participate in these
programs.
Women's Honorary
Calls for Petitions
Phi Theta Cpsilon. national ju
nior women's honorary, is now
calling for petitions from out
standing sophomore women Pe
titions may be picked up on the
third floor of the Student I'nion
and will be due April 13.
Interested sophomores must
have at least a 2.75 accumula
tive (JPA. In addition to schol
arship, applicants are judged on
campus activities and willing
ness to dedicate services to the
University and to fellow students.
Phi Theta Upsilon functions as
a service honorary on campus,
hostessing and ushering for cam
pus events. Members h^vc raised
money primarily through donut
sales for a scholarship for a uni
versify woman
Phi Theta will tap 25 new
members at the Mothers' Week
end luncheon, Saturday, May 8
EVELYN WOOD
READING DYNAMICS
INSTITUTE
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free to anyone who wishes to sing
or read poetry. A stage is set
up in one end of the room. Paint
inns and art objects will be wel
come and plans call for a record
player for anyone to use who
has a jazz collection.
Coffee, of course, will be serv
ed, along with tea, sodas, and nut
bread.
We call it The Womb,’ Lan
ning explained, "because we
hope it’ll be the birthplace of
ideas.”
A campus minister, Robert
Chastain, added another meaning
for the name. "It may be a hu
morous recognition that some peo
ple think of the church as a shel
ter into which churchmen with
draw, much as "into a womb.”
"We don’t have that in mind at
all,” he said It’s not a "religious
coffee house and we hope the ideas
will range beyond the solely re
ligious or Christian.
I.anning agreed, "We want 'The
Womb’ to offer a setting for
Christians and non-Christians
alike to gather and through it to
realize they share social concerns
and can work together in many
ways "
Hours at first will be limited
to Friday nights, 9 p m. to 1 a m.
National Assembly
TakesGoldschmidt
Steven M. Goldschmidt, ASUO
president, attended the 8th an
nual Air Force Academy Assem
bly March 30 to April 2 at the
Air Force Academy in Colorado.
More than 100 representatives
from 73 leading colleges and uni
versities in the nation attended
the Assembly.
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, chair
man of the Senate Internal Secur
ity Committee, and Sargent Shriv
er, director of Kconomic Oppor
tunity, delivered the major ad
dresses.
The focus of this year’s session
was on the relationship between
cultural affairs and foreign rela
tions and the current and proper
roles of private and governmental
institutions in that relationship
Rush Sign-Up
Ends Today
(■iris wishing to go through
spring rush are reminded to
sign up through today in the
office of Dean of Women Cold a
Wickham.
An SR registration fee is
required. Girls must have a
2.2 G.P.A. accum. Spring rush
begins Wednesday.
Job Opportunities
April 14 licfniM' Intelligence Agency.
Area Studies. Chemistry. Computer So
rtu*r. Kcottomics, Forr*tr>. Urography,
(•eulogy. Librar> Science, Math, Meteor
„b»ge, Physics. Pedology. Phot*»grammrtry,
public Health, Transput Utiotl, Crlaii Plan*
April 1H, 19 & JO liarrah’s Club, Lake
Tahoe. Summer Knt|t)oytncnt; Jobs avail
able in Itofh the restaurant and casino. Ap
plicants must Iw J1 and have prool of age.
April Susan Clapper, C ampus Mar
krtmg Representative for Mademoiselle
Magazine, will visit the campus tor the
purpose of interviewing Campus Marketing
Representative candidates. Sophomore, jun
ior ot senior girls who ate interested itt
iiuiikrtmg research are sought.
Young nun U' or over who are able and
willing to do heavy physical work arc sought.
Jolts occur in many locations in Oregon and
Northern California. Minimum wage is
$*.40 an hour.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
NOTICE
CLASSIFIED Deadline:
2:00 p.m. day preceding publi
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
AT DEALER’S PRICE: New 1966
19” model Sylvania portable TV ,
S115; New 1966 19” maple Syl
vania portable TV with matching I
maple stand $136; new 1966 mod
el Sylvania portable stereo with
stand—2 portable speakers —
Gerard turntable $157.50. Ph.
345-7698 or 345-4413.
MODEL 52C Winchester 22-calibre
target rifle, Redfield Olympic
sights, heavy barrel. Complete
with jacket, carrying box, other
accessories, $110. Call Swight.
343 5746.
JUST received new shipment of
ADLER recorders—soprano, alto,
and tenor. Wilson Music House,
1070 Willamette.
SACRIFICE skis, boots, and poles
$40 Excellent condition. Roger
Rutan, ext. 2142.
CHAPEL train wedding gown, sz.
10-12. 1 paid $90, will sell for
$45. Call Kathy, ext. 1911.
19” GE portable TV with stand,
excellent condition, $65. Eve
nings 343-0470.
MINOLTA 16 II subminiature
camera, $16. Remington porta
ble typewriter, $25. 343-5345.
35 MILLIMETER camera, range
finder, Minolta A5. 344-3990
MAGNAVOX stereo, walnut cabi
net. S75. 746 1387 evenings.
CARS & CYCLES
GOING TO EUROPE?
Pick up a new Volkswagen or
Porche overseas and save a bun
dle on transportation costs. All
details arranged before you
leave. Purchase, delivery, fi
nancing, insurance, licensing and
shipment home included. A11
models available. Call our over
seas expert (he just dropped
back with one). Chuck Merrill.
Pape Cross VW 2nc, 20 Coburg
Rd 343-3307.
SLEEK 1941 navy blue CADIL
LAC convertible, rebuilt engine,
new upholstery, excellent white
sidewall tires, lowered. New
brakes, dial spot lights, radio—
not installed. Needs new top
and some body work. $250 cash.
Call 345-7067.
MUST sell. $650, 59 Volkswagen
sedan Excellent condition, radio,
seat belts, new whitewalls. 343
9059.
58 CITROEN 2CV Truck. Ex
tremely economical transporta
tion. Good condition. $150. 343
5345.
1957 OLDS De Luxe 88. 2-door
sedan. Only 4800 miles: excellent
condition, one owner: automatic.
Only $450. Call 345 5860.
'63 HONDA 305 Hawk, excellent
condition, $340. Call Terry, ext.
527.
64 HONDA Scrambler, just re
built. Extra tires, sprocket, hel-,
met included. $450. 344-7333.
1950 DE SOTO. Good condition.
$100. 343 4295.
1958 FORD Station Wagon. Good
family car. 342-2045.
Faculty Club Elects
New BoardOf f icers
Josephine S. Moore, manager
of the University News Bureau,
has been re-elected president of
the Board of Directors of the
University Faculty Club.
Officers of the board, elected
at a meeting March 8, also in
clude:
Lewis E. Ward. Jr., professor
of mathematics, vice - president;
Chapin D. Clark, associate pro
fessor of law, secretary; and John
L. Hulteng, dean of the School of
Journalism, treasurer.
CARS & CYCLES
HONDA S-90, full Scrambler
gear. Excellent condition. Coot
$500. Sell for $325 or ? 344
9280.
1965 DATSUN, Fair Lady conver
tible sportscar, black with red
interior, like new, 5,700 mi., still
on warranty. 688-2609.
1963 VOLKSWAGEN. 15,000
miles on present engine. 2044
W. 17th. 344-6671.
59 FLYM. Wagon. 9-pass., P.S.,
P.B. $250 ofTer. 343-0836.
'65 SPRITE. Nice! $1595. Call
345 2595 after 6
’65 HONDA CB-160. Top condi
tion, many extras. Best offer. 343
3543.
1965 HONDA 300 Barnett clutch,
like new, $500. Call Dave, ext.
1997.
’60 DODGE, R and H., auto, $475
or best oiler. Rich Miller, ext.
1072.
1965 HONDA S-90. under 1600
miles. $330. Sam Frogner, ext.
1072.
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secured by fast moving inventory
with a guarantee sell agreement.
$400 minimum—$14,758.40 max
imum investment.
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SERVICES
QUALITY TYPING . . . EDIT
ING . . . U of O graduate.
Graduate school approved. IBM
executive. Mrs. Davis Burnett,
3030 Willamette No. 6. 342-2045.
WANTED: Typing, my home.
Evenings. Call after 6 p m. 746
8674.
WILL type student papers. 688
7286.
TUTORING in German.
344-8790
TYPING—Fast Service. 344-8930.
FOR RENT
ROOM, house privileges. Beauti
ful view, prefer grad or foreign
student. 156 W. 23rd. 343-4959.
Call after 5.
ROOMMATE wanted: Senior stu
dent would like to share furnish
ed duplex apartment at $35 per
month. Call 344-0261.
FURNISHED. Beautiful, quiet
spacious bed-sitting room, bath
and shower. Lovely yard. $42.
2308 Willamette 344-9710.
NICELY furnished one bedroom
apartment. $120. 1815 Kincaid.
Evenings 688 4916.
FURNISHED apartment, available
now, 2 blocks off campus, $75.
Call 343-0457.
MODERN furnished studio apart
ment. $75. 344-2955. Available
April 15.
SPRING term room and board,
$90 a mo. 1 block from library.
Call Karl, 345-9302.
SUNNY 1 bedroom apartment, 1
block from U of O library. Very
reasonable rent. 345-5002.
STUDENT MANOR apts. near
campus. Both 1 and 2 bedroom
apts. available; carpeted. 344
0034.
PLEASANT, inexpensive, sleep
study room (near campus), for
compatible male student. Call
344-4666.
HELP WANTED
ATTENTION STUDENTS
Interviewers Needed
15 male students needed to work
part time until end of tern?.
Full time until September. Tb?s
is a salaried position. Must be
available 3 nights a week unti#
summer. Working hours 2:30
pm until A p.m Contact Mr.
Swarenger, 345-0216.
IMMEDIATE opening for two
college students, married men,
who need to earn $75 to S1C<0
per week part time (your own
hours), car essential. Some di
rect sales experience helpful,
leads furnished. Call Mr Brook®,
345-8304 for interview.
SUBJECTS for judgment expert
ments. Call Mrs. Baton at Ore
gon Research Institute, 344-1481
between 3-5 p m.
DESPERATELY needed: Tutor!
in psychological statistics. CaM
Leanne, ext. 1547 from 8-5.
WANTED
MOVING IN JUNE?
Save sales commission. We need
a distinctive older or contem
porary 3 bedroom home in South
or East Eugene To $22,000. Pri
vate buyer. 344-3531 after 5.
FEMALE roommate to share
large modern apartment. CaJ
343-1409. 3-7 p.m.
ONE male roommate S36 per mo.
Call before 4:30 pm. or after
10:30 p.m. Alan Higbie, 345-4034
MALE roommate. 1844 Kincaid,
No. 8. Call 345-2595 after 6.
MALE ROOMMATE. 343 9506
TRAVEL
VISIT Russia and Israel or Is
rael. Rumania. Bulgaria. Yugo
slavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland,
or Spain and North Africa. $999.
Hotels, meals, sightseeing, jet,
roundtrip from New York. San
dra Hano, 4548 Banner Drive,
Long Beach, Calif. 90807.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Dark brown wallet on
March 28 or 29. Contains impor
tant papers. Reward. Call Mat
schek at ext. 1994.
PERSONAL
BETTER than LSD.
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JOIN T BIRD-U. ©F O. CLUB
now;
Spring cometh: a n exceedingly
fine time to learn the unique
art of flying. U. O. memberships
just $60. Monthly dues $10. Low
est rates: FREE ground school,
more plans (8) than any other
group. It's FUN, too! Call 343
4536 for complete info.
ATTENTION PERSHING RIFLE
MAN: All former members of
company G-ll and any interest
ed Cadets. Midshipmen, or stu
dents are asked to attend reorv
ganization meeting to be held at
the ROTC Detachment at 11 a.m'.
—P R 2nd Lt. Stephen P. Bell,
Expansion Officer. 9th Regiment.
PLAYBOY
College Rate Subscriptions:
1 year $6.50
2 year $12,00
3 year $16 50
Send check or M.O. PAYABLE
TO Louie Abramson (Campus
Rep.l 110 E 15th. 345-4860.
VAUGHN’S
FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY
TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
SALE. Includes: Suits — Sport
Coats — Slacks — Sport Shirts
—Wash Pants — and Bermuda
Shorts. 1225 Alder. 344-2701.
TO the other two—
Santa Cruz was a real blow-out!
Frog Eyes owes Shield ten min
utes.
The Nine.
UNTIL Aunt Violet returns take
tea in 16.
B.B.
CHARADES, anyone? Call Edge
w'ater, Santa Cruz.
FLACK IS COMING.
*EVELYN WOOD Reading Dy
namics Institute.