English Major
Wins Fellowship
A University student, Frank
Jerome Thompson of Salem, has
been named winner of a Wood
row Wilson Fellowship for 1966
67. Thompson is a senior in Eng
lish.
He was one of 48 students from
12 institutions of the Pacific
Northwest and Canada selected to
be Woodrow Wilson Fellows.
The Fellows will receive tui
tion and fees for one year at the
graduate school of their choice,
plus a living stipend of $2,000
and allowances for dependent
children. The graduate school
they attend also receives a grant
from the Woodrow Wilson Na
tional Fellowship Foundation.
The University is one of three
institutions in the state with
students receiving fellowships.
Five Oregon students were award
ed honorable mention for being
semi-finalists in the fellowships
competition.
Established in 1945 for the
pufpose of providing advanced
training for prospective college
teachers, the Woodrow Wilson
Fellowship program is the larg
est. private source of support for
advanced work in the liberal arts.
It }s financed by grants from the
Ford Foundation.
Wilkinson Holds
Painting Exhibit
Recent paintings by Jack Wil
kinson. head of the Department
of Fine and Applied Arts in the
University School of Architecture
and Allied Arts, will be shown
in a one-man exhibit at the
Maude I Kerns Art Center until
April 22.
The artist has exhibited wide
ly, including the Musee de L’art
Moderne Paris and won a number
of awards, including the Phelan
Award of the San Francisco Art
Association.
Wilkinson says he finds it nec
essary. in the light of extensive
design information acquired by
painters since the beginning of
cubism, to work more spontane
ously and closely w-ith the basic
visual character of things seen.
He tries not only to escape "dec
oritiveness.” but mainly to cap
ture a visual moment, hoping it
will be a ’ magic moment on can
vas "
Hours for the Maude I. Kerns
Art Center. 1910 E. 15th Ave.,
are 9 am. to 5 p.m. Tuesday
through Friday, 1 to 5 p.m Sat
urday and Sunday and 7 to 9
p.m. Wednesday evening.
Motel, Hotel Lists
Available Now
Mothers' Weekend, May 6-8, is
rapidly approaching and housing
accommodations should be ob
tained nowr for visiting parents.
There are 50 motels and hotels
within the Eugene-Springfield
area with rooms available for the
weekend .
Lists of the motels in the area
have been distributed among the
living organizations, and infor
mation concerning the motels
which are already filled is avail
able in the Office of Student
Affairs.
It will save time to consult the
list of filled motels before trying
to make reservations. Many of
the motels closest to campus are
already filled.
Campus Briefs
Announcements for Campus Briefs must
be burned in by 3:30 p.m. the day before
publication. Because of space limitations,
no; announcements will be run more than
twice.
Orides will have an open meeting at
7 :^0 p.m. Monday in the Orides Lounge,
first floor of Gerlinger. All Interested coeds
arei invited.
Amigos will meet at 3 p.m. today in the
Student Union.
There will be an NO IB Planning Meet
ing (European Exchange Program) at
4:00 p.m. Tuesday in 167 Commonwealth.
All interested students should attend.
Rally tryouts have been moved to April
19. 20, 21. Tryouts for men are April 22.
Petitions are due April 15.
EMERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
NOTICE
CLASSIFIED Deadline:
2:00 p.m. day preceding publi
cation. Deadline for Monday,
however, is 10 a.m. Friday
FOR SALE
AT DEALER S PRICE: New 1966
19" model Sylvania portable TV
$115; New 1966 19” maple Syl
vania portable TV with matching
maple stand $136; new 1966 mod
el Sylvania portable stereo with
stand—2 portable speakers —
Gerard turntable $157.50. Ph.
J 345-7898 or 345-1413.
FISHER STEREO
Amplifier
| Eico F.M. Multiplex tuner
■ Four speed turntable
Concord 3 speed stereo tape re
corder
Phone 344-0484
195 HEAD MASTER SKIS with
bindings. Excellent condition,
only 1 year old. Will sell for
original price.
Call
Carolyrt Miller
Delta Gamma
MODEL 52C Winchester 22-calibre
! target rifle, Redfield Olympic
! sights, heavy barrel. Complete
with jacket, carrying box, other
accessories, $110. Call Swight.
, 343-5746.
I GRANDFATHER clock, perfect
condition, beautiful handmade
I oak case, weight - driven move
' ment Westminster chimes. $300.
| 746-3839.
POLAROID Land Camera, model
104, automatic eye. 3 months
old. $50. Motorola solid state por
table stereo. $50. Call Andy at
1997.
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.
STEINWAY piano, Gulbransen
grand piano. Baldwin aerosonic
organ. 343-9996.
PHONOGRAPH, $100.
'53 Ford. $100
376 E. 11th, Apt No. 2
TWO $3 reserved seats for Glenn
Yarborough. Ext. 2036.
21” HOFFMAN cabinet TV, good
condition. $25. 344-0481.
12 STRING guitar. New strings,
excellent condition. $80. 345-2527
LARGE barbecue grill, $7.50, and
end table. Call 343 8085.
TWO GERB1LS, $12 342 1057
PETS
EASTER kitteas, Siamese-Bur
mese. house trained. $10. Phone
345-2791.
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.
MUST sell, $650, '59 Volkswagen
sedan. Excellent condition, radio,
seat belts, new whitewalls. 343
9059.
1952 GREEN Studebaker, new
metallic green paint job. V-8,
good rubber. Standard trans
mission. $125. Dennis, ext. 1643
after 9 mornings.
HONDA 90, good shape. 64 mod
el, sacrifice at $200. Call Curt
after 5, ext 1584.
1963 VOLKSWAGEN. 15,000
miles on present engine. 2044
W. 17th. 344-6671.
’65 HONDA CB-160. Top condi
tion, many extras. Best offer. 343
3543.
'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.
’58 PORSCHE speedster, eve
i nings, 688-7097.
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.
FOR SALE: MGB
YEAR: 1904
COLOR: Irish blue
EQUIPMENT: Wire wheels, ra
dio and etc. (fully equipped)
CONDITION: Excellent
CONTACT: Duane V. Vrbas, 345
4241, or 342 3814
TERMS AVAILABLE
1931 FORD pickup. Running con
dition. Extra "A” engine. Sealed
beam headlights, hydraulic
brakes, like new tires. Doug
Anderson, ext. 375.
1957 OLDS De Luxe 88, 2 door
sedan. Only 48,000 miles; excel
lent condition, one owner; auto
matic. Only $450. Call 345 5860.
MUST sell 1963 Pontiac, Le Mans
sport coupe, V-8 326 automatic,
bucket seats, new white walled
tires. $1,295. 345 0740.
1965 DATSUN, Fair Lady conver
tible sportscar, black with red
interior, like new, 5,700 mi., still
on warranty. 688-2609.
1957 FORD 2-dr Station Wagon,
automatic transmission, power
steering, good condition. $200.
688-1522
1965 HONDA S 90, under 1600
miles. $330. Sam Frogner, ext.
1072.
1958 T-BIRD. New tires, rebuilt
engine, extras, excellent condi
tion. $995 Call 747 2852.
1959 CHEVROLET 6 cylinder,
overdrive. Excellent condition.
$495. 345-7005.
1959 AUSTIN-HEALY Sprite
Good condition. $595. Call 747
2852.
’64 HONDA 150, engine rebuilt
January 1966. Best offer. Brad
Frank, ext. 1643.
1957 FORD 4-dr. sedan. Auto
matic V-8, power steering. Good
condition. Price: $295. 935-1022.
1959 RAMBLER wagon. Fair
shape. Very clean. 344-7600.
’65 SPRITE. Nice. $1595. Call
345-2595 after 6.
1962 HARLEY 175cc. Good pow
er, good shape, extras. 344-7600.
1950 DE SOTO. Good condition
$100. 3434295.
1962 HONDA Sport 50cc. Motor
overhauled. $100. 344-0481.
1960 403 PEUGEOT—sun roof,
good condition. 345-7365.
1965 DUCATI Scrambler 250cc. 5
speed. $575. Ext. 474.
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 Spanish.
Ext 1119.
TYPING—Fast Service. 344-8930.
FOR RENT
STUDENT MANOR apts. near
campus. Both 1 and 2 bedroom
apts. available; carpeted. 344
0034.
ROOM for female grad, student,
$40, includes kitchen and laun
dry privileges. 343-7507, late eve
nings.
FURNISHED studio apartments,
some utilities furnished, $100
per month. 344-4674.
FOR RENT
PLEASANT, inexpensive, sleep
study room (near campus), for
compatible male student. Call
344-4666.
NK'KI.V furnished one bedroom
apartment. $120. 1815 Kincaid
Evenings 088-4916.
ROOM and board in private home
near campus. 1 male student or
employed man 344-0537.
FURNISHED apartment, available
now, 2 blocks oil campus, $75.
Call 343 0457. _
ROOM, house privileges Beauti
ful view. 150 W. 23rd. 343 4959
Call after 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 J
vate buyer. 344-3531 after 5.
PART TIME receptionist, over I
21, neat and attractive, some
typing. $1.25 per hour. Call John
McGinty, 688 5411 or 344-4370
evenings for appointment
SENIOR woman wishes to share
2 bedroom apartment. Your<
share $50 Call mornings before1
11 or evenings after 9 345-7736
9 INCHES from campus: Male
senior will share furnished du
plex apartment, only $35. Call
343 0618 quick.
TWO Ocean Transportation books
bv Gibbs and McDowell. Call 343
5987
FEMALE roomie for .studio apart
ment. 1 block from campus.
$42 50 mo. 343-8085.
ONE male roommate $30 per mo
Call before 4:30 pm. or after
10:30 p.m. Alan Higbic, 345-4814
MALE roommate. Studio apart
ment. 343-3543.
3RD girl wanted to share two
bedroom apartment. 343 1305.
MALE roommate. 1844 Kincaid.
No. 8. Call 345-2595 after 6.
ROOMMATE needed. Female.
Call anytime. 343 1880
MALE ROOMMATE 343-9506
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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. Ratori?
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.
RIDFS — RIDERS
RIDE wanted to New York or
eastern city for two leaving April
15 19 Will share expense* 344
87R9. after 5.
TRAVEL
VISIT Russia and Israel or Is
rael. Rumania. Rulgaria, Yugo
slavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland,
or Spain and North Africa. $909.
Hotels, meals. sightseeing, jet,
roundtrip from New York. San
dra llano, 4548 Ran nor Drive,
Long Reach. Calif. 90807.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Little boy’a playmate. 8
month old grey tiger kitten in
the vicinity of I7th and Moss
late Monday evening. Call 342
2388
LOST: Dark brown wallet on
March 28 or 2f) Contains Impor
tant papers. Reward. Call Mat
achek at ext. 1994
LOST: Women's reading glasses
with brown frames Please con
tact Maxine, 343 7387 or ext. 2283
CONTEST
CAMPUS Academy Award Pre
diction Contest A one year pass
to the McDonald and Fox thea
tre will he the lirst prise for
the student or teacher who cor
rectly predicts the outcome of
this year's academy award* for
ten selected categories Other
prices offered Typewritten en
tries accepted no later than noon
of April 18 Details in April 4
Emerald or from Steve Dimea.
PERSONAL
NORTHWEST KINDERS COM
PUTER DATING SERVICE i*
now in operation You can pick
up a free questionnaire at HILL
BAKER'S MENS STORE or
from your organizational presi
dent. Or write to
Northwest Finders
Hox 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 or
der for $0
JOIN T HIRD K OF O CLUB
NOW!
Spring cometh; a n exceedingly
fine time to learn the unique
art of flying. U. O. memberships
just $00. Monthly dues $10. low
est rates; FREE ground school,
more plans (8) than any other
group. It's FUN, too! Call 343
453G for complete info.
THANKS' From the VISTAs Car
ol, Claudia, Jinger, Bette, Elaine,
Fanny, Merle, Lee, Louella, Win
ifred, Joan, Velma, Winnifred,
Nancy, Sheila, Louise, Linda,
Hob, Phil, Mark, Ted, I’D,, Paul,
John, Steve, San, Craig, Hob,
Pat, George.
PLAYBOY
College lute Subscriptions:
1 year . $ 6.50
2 year $12.00
3 year $16.50
Send check or MO. PAYABLE
TO Louie Abramson (Campus
Rep.) HO E. 15th 345 4800
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.
BAKER’S BEAT
Sat. 9:30 am. Sun. 10 am.
KOBE 1450 ke
TUNEIN
You'll he glad you did.
BIKENAPPER
Please return my Huffy. With
out its medicine, its tires go
flat.
SURFBOARD RENTALS
Good selection of hoards and
sizes: Brian Phinney, ext. 1641.
TAKE ME sailing.
Suzanne
343-5378.
BAHA’I: Faith for Freedom, SU.
Friday noon discussion.
Want to really get results?—
Use Emerald Classified Ads—
Phone 342-1411, Ext. 1818.