Gallery to Host
Art Exhibition
Pots, paintings and prints are
being shown this month at the
12th Avenue Gallery in Eugene.
Bob James, associate professor
of art at the University, will pre
sent plates, mugs, square pots,
bowls, and one amphora, all of
vhich have a salt glaze.
The print makers are LaVerne
Krause and Eunice Jensen of
Portland. Krause is showing etch
ings, dry points, color lithos. and
woodcuts reflecting the Portland
scene. She is currently teaching
print making and painting at the
University. Eunice Jensen is
showing serigraphs and wood
cuts. A number of her prints are
i:i oval form and reveal the West,
Bend, birds, and seasons.
The work of eight sculptors
can be seen to in the sculpture
Carden: Phil Gilmore, Alice Lyn
don, Pat Alexander, Tim Whi
ten. Jerry Dodd. Yasue Sakaolu,
Mabel Hansen, and Ken Kaiser
The show will continue through
May 4 at 361 E. 12th. Gallery
hours are 3 to 6 p.m. daily ex
cept Sunday and Monday, and 7
to 9 p.m. Friday evenings.
University Obtains
(Education Grants
Grants totaling $129,600 have
l*een received by the University;
from the U.S. Office of Education
t > make possible the training of
. everal fellows to become pro
fessional personnel in working'
with the mentally and physically
handicapped, the emotionally dis
turbed, and persons with speech j
and hearing difficulties.
The grants are for a one-year
period, starting June 1.
Under the grant. $11,200 was
awarded to the University’s De
partment of Speech, and the bal-!
nee was awarded to the School
of Education.
Campus Briefs
Announcements for Campus Briefs must
be turned in by 3:30 pm. the day before
publication. Because of space limitations
r.o announcements will be run more than
Daniel L. Horowitz of the U.S. De
pirtment of State will discuss topics de
v ved from his lecture last night. ‘ Dilem
•-as of American Foreign Policy." at 4
I m. today in the World Affairs Briefing
Center. Students with questions from last
« ight’s lecture ate urged to attend.
Petitions for membership in Skull and
Dagger, sophomore men’s honorary, are
available on the third floor of the SU.
Petitions are due April 22, and interviews
will be held April 25.
Honoraries that didn’t tap during last
Mother's Weekend and who wish to do so
this year should contact Jeani Magnano
a? ext. 1185.
“The Womb" coffee house will be open
f-om 9 p.m. to 1 a m. tonight in the base
ment of the Luther House at 1430 Kin
caid St. Art work by the Creston Creek
ers will be on display. Everyone interested
• conversation and relaxation is invited.
Mother’s Weekend (May 6-8) is rapid
ly approaching. Hotel and motel reserva
tions for visiting guests should be made
immediately.
Sign up for the University's summer
group flight to Europe will be from 3-5
|j.m. Monday-Friday in 312 SU.
Friday at 4 will be held today on the
quad between Carson Hall and the SU.
.adjacent to Straub Hail, weather permit
ting. Otherwise, it will be in the Fishbowl.
Job Opportunities
Students may contact the Placement Of
fice in Susan Campbell Hall for further in
formation about the- following job opportu
nities.
April 21—Roseburg Public Schools,
P.oseburg, Oregon, Elementary and Secon
dary.
April 22—Parkrose School District, Port
land Oregon. Elementary and Secondary.
April 25—Lake Oswego Public Schools.
Lake Oswego. Oregon, Elementary and Sec
ondary.
April 26—Richmond Unified School Dis
trict, Richmond, California, Elementary ft
Secondary.
. May 4—Lincoln County School District.
Newport, Oregon, Elementary and Second
ary.
April 13—Vorde Unified School Distrcit,
Riverside California. Elementary and Sec
ondary.
April 20 and 21—St. Helens Public
Schools, St. Helens. Oregon. Elementary
-end Secondary.
April 18—Redmond Union High School,
Redmond. Oregon. Secondary.
April 22—R. T. French Co.. Area Sales
man—Southern Oregon area.
EMERALD 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
GRANDFATHER clock, perfect
condition, beautiful handmade
oak case, weight - driven move
ment Westminster chimes. $300.
746-3839.
AKAI stereorecorder (Roberts) 4
track stereo. 2 speeds, speakers
included. $400 value, $175. 345
8665
SMALL upright piano with
bench. Completely refinished,
excellent condition. $250. 343
6720, evenings.
APPLES, snappy, juicy, $1 bu
shel. Bring containers. 1155 Mad
ison. 342-2570.
SMITH-CORONA portable type
writer. $70. Practically new. Call
345-8348
LONG formal, size 10. originally
$36. Make offer. Ext. 1186.
LARGE barbecue grill. $7.50, and
end table. Call 343-8085.
SINGER portable sewing machine.
Excellent condition. 746-6412.
SIAMESE, Burmese kittens. 91
weeks old. Phone 345-2791.
GOOD electric range. $15.
3455148
CARS & CYCLES
TOUR Europe in your own car
and save money. Pick up a new
VW in any of 56 cities in 15
countries. Prices start at $1,352
at factory. All models of VW and
Porche available. Drive a VW
and be free of schedules and ex
cess baggage problems. Cheaper
than public transportation. All
details arranged before you
leave. Have your car waiting for
you, licensed, titled, insured, and
ready to go. Enjoy world wide
service on your new VW since
we honor our warranty any
where. Chuck Merrill has just
returned and has the answers
to all of your questions about
motoring in Europe. Call him at
Pape-Cross Volkswagen, Inc., 20
Coburg Rd. 343-3307. Authorized
V'W and Porche.
|
BEAUTIFUL 1958 black Plym-,
outh convertible. Newly over- ]
hauled engine, new seat covers,!
radio, heater. $350 or make of
fer. 344-8146.
1961 TEMPEST. Spotless, inside j
and out. Radio, heater, automat- j
ic. Recent motor overhaul. New |
rings, fuel pump, muffler, tail- 1
pipe. Phone 343-3935.
1961 F-Modified Sports Car. Ex- j
cellent mechanical and good i
street condition. Very good tires, j
Body looks rough and is. $1751
cash. Phone 688-7337.
1937 1 OKU 2-dr. station wagon, |
automatic transmission, power,
steering, good condition. $200.
688-1522.
’57 VOLVO station wagon, $400.
1159 or after 6 935-1333.
—
1952 STUDEBAKER, metallic
green, V-8. Standard transmis-1
sion. Must sell. $90. Dennis, ext. ;
1643.
MUST sell 1-963 Pontiac, Le Mans [
sport coupe, V-8 326 automatic,
bucket seats, new white walled
tires. $1,295. 3454)740.
HONDA 90, good shape. 64 mod
el, sacrifice at $200. Call Curt
after 5, ext. 1584.
1958 CHEVROLET Bel Aire V-8.
Excellent condition. $600. 344
8650.
1958 T-BIRD. New tires, rebuilt
engine, extras, excellent condi
tion. $995. Call 747-2852.
1960 403 PEUGEOT—sun roof,
good condition. 345-7365.
1964 HONDA 250cc. Scrambler,
$375. Ext. 1994 Jim Hibbard.
650CC BSA. Rebuilt. Very fast.
344 9033. 3940 Mill.
CARS & CYCLES
1905 FIAT Spider. Extremely
well cared for. Sacrifice $1995.
Trade accepted. 3459937.
1959 AUSTIN-HEALY Sprite
Good condition $595. Call 747
2852.
1955 CHEV. Fordor Excellent
condition Black and white. $300.
Call 345-8348.
1958 FORD Fairlane Two-Door.
V-8, automatic. $195. l'hone 343
2925.
'50 FORD 2 dr Automatic trails
mission. Radio and heater. $150.
3430887
1959 RAMBLER wagon Fair
shape. Very clean. 344-7000.
1902 HARLEY 175cc. Good pow
er, good shape, extras. 344-7600 i
1950 I)E SOTO Good condition
$100 343 4295.
1965 DUCAT1 Scrambler 250cc. 5
speed. $575 Ext. 474
’59 RENAULT Good condition.
Best ofTer. 343 4840.
'64 HONDA 150. Immaculate con
dition $325 Ext 2028
650 CC Triumph, $625 Call Hank,
345-1425. I
1962 RED TR-3 roadster, best of
fer. Call Linda Walther, 747-3117 ,
or 688-7691
FOR RENT
SMALL one-bedroom house, fire
place, range, refrigerator, wa
ter, garbage paid. $55, no pets.
2410 Cherrv Grove (behind 1648
E. 24th). 345 8640
FURNISHED, charming, quiet,
comfortable, bed-sitting room,
bath and shower, lovely yard.
Parking. $44 . 2308 Willamette.
344-9710.
FURNISHED apts , studio now, 1
bdrm. May 1 Parking: water and
garbage paid. Campus area, 344
4674.
FURNISHED single: ^ block
from campus, available May
through December. $50-$65. 342
4770.
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.
NICELY furnished one bedroom
apartment. $120. 1815 Kincaid.
Evenings 688-4916.
ROOM and board in private home
near campus. 1 male student or
employed man. 344-8537.
ROOM, house privileges. Beauti
ful view. 156 W. 23rd. 343 4959.
Call after 5.
PLEASANT room available, walk
ing distance downtown and cam
pus. Men only. 3454247. 345 R378
STUDIO apartment. Southwest
edge of campus. $75 See at 765
E. 18th, No. 12, or 344-7369.
TWO nice rooms for men. 2033 E.
19th. 345-4649.
WANTED
HOUSING wanted: Woman grad
uate student seeks housing for
summer session in exchange for
care of house. Susan Trelstad,
3334 Argyle Drive 5, Salem, Ore.
97302.
SENIOR woman wishes to share
2 bedroom apartment. Your
share $50. Call mornings before
11 or evenings after 9. 345-7736.
FEMALE roommate. 1 block from
campus. $42.50 month. Move in
April 15. Call Jane at 1569 after
6:00.
2 UPPERCLASS women want
apartment for summer and next
year, close to campus. Quiet es
sential. Call 2477, evenings.
FEMALE roommate to share
apartment. 625 E. 16th, apt. 3.
343-4738.
WANTED
FEMALE roomie for studio apart
ment. 1 block from campus.
$42 30 mo. 343-8085.
TWO IN THE HKD coeds invite
more roommates to share large
two-story house. 343-4840.
MALE roommate. Studio apart
ment. 343 3543
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
AVAILABLE throughout the
U S A. and Canada A New Prod
uct which will sell itself. Our line
is a complete business within
itself, no sideline investment
ment necessary. Space-age ad
vance. Used by homes, hotels,
farms, institutions, factories,
plant government installations
and business. National Advertis-1
ing by Company. Users may or-1
der for $13.95 per gallon deliv
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 03074
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
St'MM EH WOHK Swimming
pool mgr. for city of Koseburg.
Must have Sr life sav. and WSI
certificates Write for applica
tion form and additional infor
mation office of city manager,
744 S.E. Hose, Roseburg, Ore.
97470.
FUN JOB — GOOD PAY
NO INVESTMENT
Need 5 part time .salesgirls. For
appointment only call Tara, Fifth
Ave. 740-8998, 9 10 am, 6 7 p.m
SUMMER jobs in Alaska are prof-1
liable. Listings of companyj
names and addresses: SI to I>en- i
is Rydjiski, c o E. H. Anuta, j
H.H. 10, Lafayette, Ind.
SERVICES
QUALITY TYPING . . . EDIT
INC . . . U of O graduate.
Graduate school approved IBM
executive Mrs. Davis Burnett, I
3030 Willamette No. 6 342 2045
WANTED: Typing, my home.
Evenings. Call after 6 p.m. 746
8674.
TYPING, 5 yrs. experience. Grad
uate School approved. Call 726
7274.
ACCURATE typing
345 5034 after 6
on weekends.
. IBM electric,
p.m. Anytime
WILL type student papers. 088-1
7286.
TUTORING in Spanish.
Ext. 1119.
TYPING—Fast Service. 344-8930.
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.
OREGON RESEARCH Institute
needs even more (different)
subjects for easy, fun, interesting
experiment in judgment. Please
call 344-1481 and make appoint
ment with Mrs. Batori.
RESPONSIBLE girl for waitress
and counter work, full time
nights only, experience preferred
but not necessary. Apply in per
son. Hasty House, 685 E. Broad
way.
2 POSITIONS now open on the
Oregana—receptionist and typ
ist. Call ext. 1874 between 3-5
p.m.
READER for graduate level
courses in Speech and history.
Must read fast orally and have a
facility for library work. Will
be paid by the hour. Hours may
be arranged at your convenience.
Call 345-2569.
TRAVEL _
VISIT Russia and Israel or Is
rucl, Rumania, Bulgaria, Yugo
slavia, Czechoslovakia, Roland,
or Spain and North Africa. $999.
Hotels, meals, sightseeing, jet,
roundtrip from New York. San
dra Hano, 43411 Banner Drive,
Long Reach, Calif. 9(HI(>7.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND: sweater at 17th and Kin
caul Must identify. Physical
Plant.
LOST: A Sys Botany Lah note
book left in 16 Sc Friday after
noon. Please return. F.xt 495
REWARD for return of red and
white Leg nano racing hike. 343
1034
LOST: Old engraved silver Elgin
j>ocket watch Sentimental value.
Howard Ext 227B or 344-31^4.
CONTEST
CAMPUS Academy Award Pre
diction Contest: A one year poss
to the McDonald and Fox thea
tre will be the lirst prize for
the student or teacher who cor
rectly predicts the outcome of
this year's academy awards for
ten selected categories. Other
prices offered Typewritten on
trie's accepted no later than noon
of April 18 Details in April 4
Emerald or from Steve Dimeo.
PERSONAL
NORTHWEST KINDERS COM
PUTER DATING SERVICE is
now in operation. You ran pirk
up a free questionnaire at BILE
BAKER’S MEN'S STORE or
from your organizational presi
dent. Or write to
Northwest Kinders
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 or
der for $3.
PLAYBOY
College Rate Subscriptions:
1 year $ 0 50
2 year $12.00
3 year. $16 50
Send cheek or MO. PAYABLE
TO Louie Abramson (Campus
Rep.) 110 E. 15th. 345-4800.
VAUGHN’S
KIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY
TWO FOR THE PRICE OK ONE
SALE. Includes: Suits —■ Sport
Coats — Slacks — Sport Shirts
—Wash Pants — and Bermuda
Shorts. 1225 Alder. 344 2701.
WILKES, Volker, Graham, Dun
lap, Anderson, Nord: chew and
—our raft's better'
Eggleston, Glover, Mackay,
Snyder
PETITIONS for I AM A DU MM A
the women's honorary are now
available. Contact Marsha, ext.
2288 or Judy, ext 1381.
$10 REWARD for return of wal
let. $35 for information leading
to the thief. Call ext 1584. Ask
for Cal Tigner.
Ht. whore the action is. Lew Wil
liams east parking lot. Hare and
hound rally Saturday, 8 p.m.
More information? 844 0280.
WHY DID Dave Walker spend
the night in a bathtub two years
ago at the YK State Convention?
Call Bill for details. 343-7189.
DON’T miss the fabulous SPRING
PICNIC coming April 30th. All
welcome.
THETA CHI
One down, four to go!
The Phantom Four
CIIKER UP Daddy Longlcgs ...
Chipmunk is back.
“TIRED of eating alone?" Call
345-4853 eves.. Sat., Sun.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Penny Pike.
Dove Second Floor
MILDKACK OLYMPICS are com
ing.
BAHA’I: Faith for Modern Man.
SU. Friday noon discussion.
HAPPY 18th. L.A twins.
K. S. K. R. C. B.
HAPPY 21 McGoo.