StudenfsOffered
Gas Discount
An ASIJO senator has lined
up three Eugene gas stations
and la working on a fourth to
offer diacounta to atudenta.
The diacounta will be on gaso
line and other aervlcea. Lee
Bollinger. senator at large, says
the Signal station at 1811
Franklin Blvd , the Hancock
station at 10th and Onyx, and
the Pride of Oregon station at
782 East Broadway have al
ready agreed to the program.
The American station at Onyx
and Franklin will also partici
pate but its plana are not yet
complete.
Bollinger said the program
will start "as soon as the stu
dents start going in and buy
ing gas.” Students will be able
to get the discount by present
ing their student body card
Discounts will generally be
two or three per cent on gas
and 25 to 50 jwr cent on parts
and service*.
Bollinger said he also is work
ing on discounts at hamburger
places and clothing stores.
He said he had tried grocery
stores but that their small mar
gin made discount* impossible.
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Campus Briefs
Announcement* for Cimpu» Brief* m»»l
be turn*d in by St JO pm the dav before
publication BeratHMc of *pece limitation*,
no tnnouiuonMQii will be run more then
twice.
Their will 1# a eompulaory Orrgan# *taff
meeting at 7 |» tn t<«Uy in the Oirfe-4><4
0*fr
Ar. > girl* inte re»frf| ,« telling it tb» In
(*fyiattor«a1 Fr«t»vfcl lia/aar, m*> » t;ii ;j» at
the \ Wt A office belly
All inlerretni fffffo who would like to
volunteer to e*fk in the ASt'O oftcr f»»r
t»« w three lunir* a werV may cotifaei the
ASt'O office *t ret IhJo. from J to 5 p.m.
There will he a Sk ill and Ihggrr meet'
ir»; *t p.m l«Ur **» the HI*
AH INinibov rmlitttn *«Hc*r*tr*l in talk
he to Mr Ihnlr pill I* *l>lr to mrtl with
Ik m from V in II .**»», tewlay m the St/.
Sonett number mil U pn*ud
Amphibian* will meet *• 4,.Ml pm tmUy
h l.*l Orritncrr All member* who were in
»how *fc uliol to jittr'xl.
There wdl be an important Kwama meet
h r At 4 :'*) today ^
Application form* for the kwamA ami
f‘Hi Ihet>* whoiar abtp* are iwiUWr n» the
i»rAu of Wobwii'i ofbc*- Any freahman or
p phramotv *»tl may apply.
'fhrrr will tar a meet mi if of I DC .it f»:15
m. Thur*da) *n the SC’. Horan number
ill br j«loi.
Campu* rhat>r4 will le held at 9 10 p ni
t'»i*v at We»tr> Foundation, l*.lf» Kincaid,
with Hubert Xm**bwy conducting the Com
tnunwm mtakc.
finwul iniormiilwxul meeting*, for *tu
dent* who have applied or w ho plan to apply
to ervr a* dorm if on m«niel<if» at the tint*
rmilf during the neat wh<*4 yr«*r, will be
held at 4 p m. »«*Ia> aw! Tbtir *da> in the
f»«Jd Hi>ofu of (.aruiti Hall. .VII interested
xtudent* %hould plan to attend one of the
meeting*.
There will lie Apraber* on the Delano
tJrapr Strike at 7 pm. today in the Sl\
Ktwtn numlirr will lie pu*trd.
PL-3 Program
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WEDNESDAY
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EUGENE CAMPOS HE I’OMT
7:05 THE MANY KAI KS CIK VIET
NAM: Knifrtir ifc how (41 fnmt Virl
NaniJ H.tKJO mile*? IP* fight brrc.
PRINCIPLES OK ECONOMICS
f:.v> ENGLISH FILM: "Tradim* 4
9:«i THE HIG COUNT: “D«i» lor Ilc
c»Mon" explore* mctliodx of data gather
ing employed l>y thr CenMli* Bureau.
91*0 w HAT’S HAPPENING TO TV?
A doeumratary examination of the p**t,
pri-M-nt aiul future ol commercial and
educational televinion.
10:J(i PL-J NEWS FINAL
EVELYN WOOD
READING DYNAMICS
INSTITUTE
EWRDI
EMERALD CLASSIFIED: ADS
nm NAiiE
A T DEALER'S PRICE: New 1906
1ft” model Sylvania portable TV
$115; New I960 19” maple Syl
vania portable TV with matching
maple stand $136; new 19fi« mod
el Sylvania portable stereo with
stand—2 portable speakers —
Gerard turntable $157.50. Ph
345 7898 or .'1454413,
FISHER STEREO
Amplifier
Eieo F.M. Multiplex tuner
Four speed turntable
Concord 3 speed stereo tape re
corder
Phone 344-0484
MODEL 520 Winchester 22 calibre
target rifle, Redfield Olympic
sights, heavy barrel. Complete
with Jacket, carrying box, other
accessories, $110, Call Swight.
343-5746.
GRANDFATHER clock, perfect
condition, beautiful handmade
oak case, weight - driven move
ment Westminster chimes. $300.
746 3839.
MUST sell monaural hi-fi. Excel
lent condition Was $190, now
$20 At 2065 S Width or phone
Jack, ext. 2261.
JUST received new shipment of
ADLER recorders—soprano, alto,
and tenor. Wilson Music House,
1070 Willamette.
CHAPEL train wedding gown, sz.
10-12. I 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.
STEIN W’AY piano, Gulbransrn
grand piano Baldwin aerosonic
; organ. 343 9996.
35 MILLIMETER camera, range
finder, Minolta A5. 344-3990.
MAGNAVOX stereo, mahogany
cabinet. $75. 746-1387 evenings.
TWO S3 reserved seats for Glenn
Yarborough. Ext. 2036.
21” HOFFMAN cabinet TV, good
condition $25. 344-0481.
CARS & CYCLES
~ GO ING TO EUROPE?
Pick up a new Volkswagen or
Porchc overseas and save a bun
dle on transportation costs. All
details arranged before you
I leave. Purchase, delivery, fi
nancing, insurance, licensing and
shipment home included. A 11
models available. Call our over
seas expert (he just dropped
back with one). Chuck Merrill.
Pape-Cross VW 2nc, 20 Coburg
Rd 343 3307.
Theater to Select
Players for'Hour'
Auditions for the celebrated
Lillian Heilman drama, The
Children's Hour,” will be held
at 7:30 p.m. today in the Arena
Theatre, first floor of Villard Hall,
and at 4 p.m. Thursday in the
Arena Theatre.
Anyone who cannot attend
either of these two audition per
iods is asked to contact the show’s
director, Horace W. Robinson, at
Ext. 1787.
Twelve women’s roles and two
men’s roles are available. A con
siderable number of the women’s
roles are for girls of the approxi
mate age of 14.
Holy Week Services
at the
Episcopal Campus Center
Noon—Wednesday and Thursday
Good Friday—at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Noon to 3 o’clock
CARS & CYCLES
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.
1052 CflEEN Studebaker, new
metallic green paint job. V-8,
good rubber. Standard trans
mission. $125. Dennis, ext. 1643
after 9 mornings.
1931 FORD pickup. Running con
dition. Extra “A” engine. .Sealed
beam headlights, hydraulic
brakes, like new tires. Doug
Anderson, ext. 375.
MUST sell, $650, ’59 Volkswagen
sedan. Excellent condition, radio,
seat belts, new whitewalls. 343
9059.
1957 OLDS De Luxe 88, 2-door
sedan. Only 4800 miles; excellent
condition, one owner; automatic.
Only $450 Call 345^5860
'MUST sell 1963 Pontiac, Le Mans
sport coupe, V-8 326 automatic,
i bucket seats, new white walled
tires. $1,295. 34541740.
’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.
HONDA S-90, full Scrambler
gear. Excellent condition. Cost
$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.
'65 HONDA CB-160. Top condi
tion, many extras. Best oiler 343
3543.
1965 HONDA 300 Barnett clutch,
like new, $500. Call Dave, ext.
1997.
'60 DODGE, R and H., auto.. $475
or best offer. Rich Miller, ext.
1072.
1962 SS Chev. convertible red w.
white top. Excellent condition.
No trade. $1,350. 344-0180.
1965 HONDA ^90, under 1600
: miles. $330. Sam Frogner, ext.
1072.
’64 HONDA 150, engine rebuilt
January 1966. Best offer. Brad
! Frank, ext. 1643.
1959 RAMBLER wagon. Fair
shape. Very clean. 344-7600.
’59 PLYM. Wagon. 9 pass., P S .,
P.B. $250 offer. 343-0836.
'65 SPRITE. Nice. $1595. Call
345-2595 after 6.
1962 HARLEY 175ec. Good pow
er, good shape, extras. 344-7600.
1950 DE SOTO. Good condition.
$100. 343 4295.
i 1962 HONDA Sport 50cc. Motor
I overhauled. $100. 344-0481.
1960 403 PEUGEOT—vsun roof,
good condition. 345 7365.
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and business. National Advertis
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ered prepaid.
Exclusive franchise. Investment
secured by fast moving inventory
with a guarantee sell agreement.
$400 minimum—$14,758.40 max
imum investment.
For complete information or call:
Area Code 314-PE. 9-0125
Franchise Sales Division 0-2
3024 North Lindbergh Blvd.
St. Ann, Missouri 63074
NUULt
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.
SERVICES
QUALITY TYPING . . . EDIT
ING . . . U of O graduate.
Graduate school approved. IBM
executive Mrs. Davis Burnett,
3030 Willamette No. 6. 34^2045.
WANTED: Typing, my home.
Evenings. Call after 6 p.m. 746
8674.
WILL type student papers. 688
7286.
TUTORING in German.
344 8790
lUiuniiMi in opanisn.
Ext. 1119.
TYPING—Fast Service 344 8930.
FOR RENT
ROOMMATE wanted: Senior stu
dent would like to share furnish
ed duplex apartment at $35 per
month. Call 344-0281.
FURNISHED. Beautiful, quiet
spacious bed-sitting room, bath
and shower. Lovely yard. $42
2308 Willamette 344^710.
PLEASANT, inexpensive, sleep
study room (near campus), for
compatible male student. Call
344 4666.
STUDENT MANOR apts. near
campus. Both 1 and 2 bedroom
apts. available; carpeted. 344
0034.
FURNISHED studio apartments,
some utilities furnished, $100
per month. 344-4674.
NICELY furnished one bedroom
apartment. $120. 1815 Kincaid
Evenings 688-4916. *
FURNISHED apartment, available
now, 2 blocks off campus. $75.
Call 343-0457.
SUNNY 1 bedroom apartment, 1
block from U of O library. Very
reasonable rent. 345-5002.
ROOM, house privileges. Beauti
ful view. 156 W. 23rd. 343-4959.
Call after 5.
FREDERICK Manor has a va
cancy.
HELP WANTED
ATTENTION STUDENTS
Interviewers Needed
15 male students needed to work
part time until end of term.
Full time until September. This
is a salaried position. Must be
available 3 nights a week until
summer. Working hours 2:30
p.m. until 9 p.m. Contact Mr.
Swarenger, 345-0216.
EASY, fun. interesting opportu
nity to help in research in judg
ment. Two hour experiment at
Oregon Research Institute needs
subjects immediately. Why not
call 344-1481 and make an ap
pointment with Mrs. Baton?
IMMEDIATE opening for two
college students, married men,
who need to earn $75 to $100
per week part time (your own
hours), car essential. Some di
rect sales experience helpful,
leads furnished. Call Mr. Brooks,
345-8304 for interview.
SUBJECTS for judgment experi
ments. Call Mrs. Batori at Ore
gon Research Institute, 344-1481
between 3-5 p.m.
DESPERATELY needed: Tutor
in psychological statistics. Call
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.
MALE roommate to share 2-bed
room apartment near campus.
Your half $30 per month. 376
E. 11th Ave., Apt. 2.
WANTED
PART TIME receptionist, ov*r
21, neat and attractive, some
typing. $1.25 per hour Call John
McGinty, 688-5411 or 344-4370
evenings for appointment.
FEMALE roommate to share
large modern apartment. -Call
343 1409, 3-7 p.m.
ONE male roommate $36 per mo.
Call before 4:30 p.m. or after
10:30 p.m. Alan Higbie, 345-4814
MALE roommate. Studio apart
ment. 343-3543
3RD girl wanted to share two -
bedroom apartment. 343-1365.
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. $999.
Hotels, meals, sightseeing, jet,
roundtrip from New Vork San
dra Hano, 4548 Banner Drive,
Long Beach, Calif 90807.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Dark brown wallet cn
March 28 or 29. Contains impor
tant papers. Reward. Call Mat
schek at ext. 1994
LOST: Women’s reading glaises
with brown frames. Please con
tact Maxine. 343-7367 or ext. 2283
WRONG jacket at computer
dance? Call 375, room 305.
PERSONAL
WOULD YOU BELIEVE?
EWRDI
NORTHWEST FINDERS COM
PUTER DATING SERVICE is
now in operation. You can pick
up a free questionnaire at BILL
BAKER’S MEN’S STORE or
from your organizational presi
dent. Or write to
NORTHWEST FINDERS
Box 1907
Eugene, Oregon 97401
and we will send you a copy.
Then you fill it out and send it
to us, with a check or money
order for S3.00.
JUli\ UrU.LLlB •
NOW!
Spring cometh; a n exceedingly
fine time to learn the unique
art of flying. U. O. memberships
just S60. Monthly dues S10. Low
est rates; FREE ground school,
more plans (8) than any other
group. It’s FUN, too! Call 343
4536 for complete info.
ATTENTION PERSHING RIFLE:
MAN: All former members of
company G-ll and any interest
ed Cadets, Midshipmen, or stu-i
dents are asked to attend reor
ganization meeting to be held at
the ROTC Detachment at 11 a m!
—P R 2nd Lt. Stephen P. Bell,'
Expansion Officer, 9th Regiment.;
PLAYBOY
College Rate Subscriptions:
1 year ...$ 6.50
2 year..$12.00
3 year . .$16.90
Send check or M O. PAYABLE'
TO Louie Abramson < Campus
Rep.) 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.
YR elections Thursday at 7 p m.
in the SU. Come out and sup
port your candidate.
SURFBOARD RENTALS
Good selection of boards and
sizes: Brian Phinnev, ext. 1641.
TAKE ME sailing. ,
Suzanne
343 5378.
TO THE 9. Because of your
spring vacation, Santa Cruz has
turned into a dry zone.
FROG-EYES loves Bali Hai. 1
'EVELYN WOOD Reading
Dynamics Institute.