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were 3,000 students on the cam
pus, student activities were limit
ed mainly to such events as Home
comm# and Junior Weekend, and
the Student Union and Kducation
al Activities budget was $.'100,000
Now there are 13,000 students,
activities have broadened con
siderably, especially in (lie poll
tical area, and the budget this
year will come close to $1 million.
"Constant Contacts”
University President Arthur S.
Flemming said, "There are few
people who have so intimate a
knowledge of the University
alumni and friends because of
the constant contacts he has had
with students during his many
successful years directing the
Student Union.
"We are most fortunate in be
ing able to call on the talents
of someone with the abilities Mr
Kllingson possesses to continue
to provide the University with in
spired leadership in this impor
tant field."
Kllingson made the "basic de
cision" to accept the appointment
in the middle of March, though
there were details to work out
after that The offer "came as a
complete surprise."
"I had not anticipated that kind
of work," he said, "and I go into
it with reservations, since I am
following an extremely able man.”
Itexrrvotionx
He said the reservations were
"whether I could do it" and
"whether I would he happy doing
it."
His new job?
' You can't equate that job with
this one." Kllingson said. "The
ability of public institutions to
move ahead will be determined
by their ability to develop pri
vate giving of uncommitted funds
to supplement state funds and
federal grant*.”
He said one area be hoped to
expand was a program of student
giving. "If we can develop the
concept of giving in the four
undergraduate years, it should
carry over,” he said
He said he also hopes to raise
money for areas in which he is
especially interested, such as im
provement of on-campus recrea
tional facilities.
Confidence in Cross
He expressed confidence in
( loss's ability to handle the job.
"Jack's relationship with students
is good," he said, "lie’s complete
ly honest with students. 1 feel
confident that he will display the
greatest effectiveness and effici
ency in this position."
Cross chuckled that, "I can see
things being pretty rough. If I
can follow Si's example 1 can’t
go wrong. I think he has estab
lished a rapport with students
that few men have."
"You get into :i pretty rough
spot taking over from a guy who
has a national reputation,” Cross
added, referring to Ellingson's
position as president of the As
sociated College Unions.
Cross said Kllingson will con
tinue to work on long range SU
planning, the 19ti(»-67 budget, and
the draft of the Student Activi
ties Committee.
“Busy Summer”
lie said he was "looking for
ward to an extremely busy sum
mer to get prepared for the on
slaught of the coming year."
He said two new people will be
brought in on a temporary basis,
one to replace him as associate
director, another to substitute for
Program Director Adell McMillan,
who will be on sabbatical next
year.
Cross said he had asked only
to be named acting director, since
he is unsure whether he will he
able to stay. He said he did not
know if he would be a candidate
for the permanent position.
EMERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
NOTICE
CLASSIFIED Deadline:
2:00 p.m. day preceding publi
cation. Deadline for Monday, >
however, is 10 a.m. Friday.
Classified Coat:
5c per word the Brut day, 3c per
word every day thereafter.
FOR SALE
6-ROOM HOME with excess bed
space, 2 baths; qualified vet cun
move in with loan costs arid pre
paid expense down. Also older 2
bedroom homes on large lots
from $6,900 to $12,000. Call Hal
Barton, 345-3962 evenings or
CLARENCE F. HYDE, REAL
TOR. 342 2438. 1140 Hilyard
Branch.
HOUSE HUNTING FOR THIS
FALL? Beautiful view from this
exceptionally well built home
and large lot on Lorane High-!
way. For details please call Se
curity Realty, 312 E, 11th. 342
2144 or 345-6957.
SOUTH EUGENE — Attractive
two bedroom home, family room, (
carpeting, large fenced lawn,!
huge patio. Near Dunn school, j
shopping, bus. SI 1,500. 344 5635. '
315 E 34th Ave.
55* SUNFISH sailboat, handling
dolly and car rack, $300. Call
7478272
APPLES, snappy, juicy, $1 bu
shel. Bring containers. 1155 Mad
ison. 342-2570.
SMITH CORONA portable type
writer. $70. Practically new. Call
345-8348
DENTAL equipment for first
year dental school. 30 per cent
savings. 345-7261.
ONCE used 6-man nylon rubber
raft, 2 oars, 5 lifejackets. $80.
345 9585 evenings.
CARS & CYCLES
MUST sell l!)t;:t Pontiac, Le Mans
sport coupe, V-8 326 automatic,
bucket seats, new white walled
tires. $1,295. 345 0740
CLEAN and dependable 1960
Austin Healy. Excellent condi
tion New paint and tires. Ex
tras 345-1219.
Co-op Members
To Hear Report
The annual meeting of co-op
members will be held today at 7
p m. in 138 Commonwealth.
The business will include a re
port to the members by the
president of the Board of Direc
tors, nominations of three new
members to the Board, and voting
on amendments to articles and
by-laws. Copies of the proposed
amendments arc available at the
office of the co-op store.
Co-op membership card is re
quired for admittance.
Dorm Resumes
Due Friday
Resumes covering dormitory
activities during the past school
year will be accepted by the
Housing Office at Carson Hall
through 5 p.m. Friday, April
22. These will be used by an
eight-m ember committee in
making dormitory evaluations,
Hal Kingslien, dormitory coun
cil president, announced Mon
day night.
TODAYS STAFF
Night Editor: Phil Sernas.
Desk Editor: Chris Florea.
Reporters: Jim Kimball, Jaqi
Thompson, Clill' Sanderlin.
Proofreader: Pat McCann.
PERFORMANCE RESEARCH
• COMPLETE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN REPAIRS
• SPECIALIZED TUNING
• CHASSIS DYNO SERVICE
• FACTORY TRAINED WITH 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN FOREIGN CARS
VOLKS VOLVO
TRIUMPH ENGLISH FORD
If you are not satisfied with your present service, TRY OURS
FAIR PRICES
345-8837
GUARANTEED SERVICE
720 Taylor, Eugene
CARS & CYCLES |
’03 VW .Sedan. Mint condition in
side and out, completely carpet
ed, optional rims, engine in per
fect condition, many extras, ask
ing $1105. Stafford, rm, 105, ext.
1800, Craig.
1001 TKMRFST Spotless, inside
and out. Radio, heater, automat
ic. Recent motor overhaul. New
rings, fuel pump, mufllcr, tail
pipe. Rhone 343-2025.
SAKK, economical, dependable
1004 Rambler C330 American)
wagon. Stick shift, new tires, ra
dio, heater, reclining seats. Only
20,000 miles. Immaculate. $1195.
343-1104
FOR SALK: 1957 Austin Mealy
and 1905 Honda Scrambler Both
in beautiful condition. 747-8308 j
evenings.
1952 FORD, 0-cylinder, stick |
overdrive, radio and heater, j
Good metallic green. Best offer.
345-0122
SCRAMBLER 250 Honda ’63, ;
clean and in good shape. John
Pinkstaff, ext 1994.
MEN’S Schwinn bike. Hood con
dition $30. Phone 345-6155 after
6 p.m
1963 HONDA 250cc Scrambler,
$385 Call Jim or Mike, ext.
1581.
125 PARILLA Italian Scrambler
completely rebuilt. 1963 model.
$350 345-8862.
1905 FIAT Spider. Extremely
well cared for Sacrifice $1995.
Trade accepted. 345-9937.
1955 CHEV. Forflor. Excellent
condition. Black and white. $300.
Call 345-8348
VESPA OS flood condition Rea
sonable price. Call Larrv Durer,
ext. 478
1958 VOLVO Cood condition
$395 200“. N. 16th, Springfield.'
after 5.
1955 BUICK Super. She isn't
much to look at but she goes.
345 1981
1958 FORD Fairlane Two-Door
V-8, automatic. $195. Phone 343-;
2925.
1949 BL'ICK, good tires, good en
gine, runs, $75 or best offer
747 3628
1963 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan
Make olTer. 896-3834.
1963 AUSTIN HEALY. $1250
Call 688 6369 after 6.
'59 VESPA (IS. Ext. 474.
FOR RENT
ROOM for girl availahlr May 5
Sept. 5 including kitchen privil- ,
eges and wares, bedding, utili
ties and phone, $40. Call Joanic,
342-5111 between 9-5. after that
time 344 8071 or 688 6707.
WILL rent to professor or stu
dent 4 bedroom. 2 full bath
home for summer term, .June 15
to Aug. 10. Call or write Rich
ard Krvst, 1180 W. 13th. 345
3271.
FURNISHED apis, studio now. 1
bdrtn. May 1 Parking; water and
garbage paid. Campus area, 344
4674.
ROOM and board in private home
near campus. 1 male student or
employed man. 344-8537.
NICELY furnished one-bedroom
apartment. $120. 1815 Kincaid.
Evenings 688-4916.
ROOMS for graduate or senior
male students, 1 block off Uni
versity. 344 7206.
FURNISHED, charming, quiet,
comfortahle, bed-sitting room,
bath and shower, lovely yard.
Parking. $44. 2308 Willamette
344-9710.
UNFURNISHED apartment. New
3-room, built-in range, parking,
laundry, $85. 764 Lawrence.
(Rear bldg.) 344-8215.
WANTED: 2 young married cou
ples to share low rental cottage
near University. Non-drinkers
only. 344-1893.
FOR RENT
STUDENT MANOR apts. near
campus. Both 1 and 2 bedroom
apts. available; carpeted. 344
0034.
HKNT, lease, or sell large South- !
cm Colonial home on Fernridge !
l,ake short. Available June 15. '
SI40 per month. 344-0634.
ROOM, house privileges. Heauti- 1
ful view. 156 W. 23rd. 343 4959. '
Call after 5.
PLEASANT room available, walk
ing distance downtown and cam- 1
pus. Men only. 345-4247 345-8378
STUDIO apartment. Southwest |
edge of campus. $75 .See at 765
E. 18th, No. 12, or 344.7369
WANTED
MAJOR Airline will interview ap
plicants for part time campus
representative. This position will
offer career opportunities in air
line industry. Contact Placement
Service for appointment. Inter
views will be held April 21 be
tween 9 a m.-4 p.m.
TEACHER needs babysitter BfWF :
8:30-10:30, some housework 343
030!
FEMALE roommate. 1 block from
campus. $42.50 month. 345-7801.
TRAVELING companion Polyne
sia. Call Richards, Thornton
Hall
TWO IN THE RED coeds invite
more roommates to share large ;
two-story house. 343-4840.
MALE roommate to share com
pletely furnished apartment. I
343 9506.
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
ing by Company. Users may or
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 63074
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
LOOKING FOR INTERESTING
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT?
For our 16-page prochure on
what’s available (National Parks,
NASA. etc.), how to apply and to
whom, mail name, address and
college along with SI to The Cro
lee Company. Three Parkway
Center, Pittsburgh. Penn. 15220.
A-B L-E PERSONNEL
Not the largest, blit one of the
best. 715 S \V. Morrison, Rm.
601. Portland. 222 1634
We have many jobs for me and
women! We have jobs for recent
graduates and for those with 1 or
2 years of college. Come in to
see us.
FUN .JOB — GOOD PAY
NO INVESTMENT
Need 5 part time salesgirls. For
appointment only call Tara. Fifth
Ave. 746-8998. 9-10 a.m.. 6-7 p m
SERVICES
WANTED: Typing, my home.
Evenings. Call after 6 p.m. 746
8674.
QUALITY TYPING . . . EDIT
ING . . . U of 0 graduate.
Graduate school approved. IBM
executive. Mrs. Davis Burnett,
3030 Willamette No. 6. 342 2045
SPEEDEE TYPING service. Rea
sonable. 345-1658.
ACCURATE typing. IBM electric.
345-5034 after 6 p.m. Anytime
on weekends.
WILL type student papers. 688
7286.
SERVICES
TYPING, 5 yrs. experience. Grad
uate School approved. Call 720
7274.
TYPING, near campus, graduate
approved. 345-9673.
TYPING—Fast Service. 344 8930.
ACCURATE TYPING. 344-5781.
HELP WANTED
STUDENTS for part time canvas
sing. Prefer married, hungry.
345 3293 after 6.
ADVERTISING salesman, local
newspaper, part-time, 2 or 3 days
weekly. Commission. Phone 688
6221 before 3:30 p.m.
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, 4543 Banner Drive,
Long Beach, Calif. 90807.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND: sweater at 17th and Kin
caid. Must identify. Physical
Plant.
FOUND: Chevron Credit Card.
Gerald H. Rust Contact Mike,
ext 1897
LOST: Wallet. Reward. Ext. 1649,
Salgado.
REWARD for lost wallet. Jim
York, 1641.
PERSONAL
RALLYE! Grab your car (you
don’t need a sports ear) and a
friend for a Sunday afternoon
of fun. Trophies for largest
group participating and for class
places. Navigational and seat
of-the-pants classes. Sunday,
April 24, at the Bi Mart Parking
lot. 18th and Chambers in Eu
gene. Registration starts at
noon. For information call 345
6847.
VAUGHNS
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.
'IT MIGHT as well be Spring"’
Mancini's here, the decorations
for the prom are beautiful, and
even free refreshments served
in a sidewalk cafe.
DON'T MISS THE FANTASTIC
SPRING PICNIC COMING APR.
30. ALL WELCOME. LIVE
BAND. WATER. ANTICS. TICK
ETS AT 1306 E. 18th. RM. 6
and 22.
MAURIE GREEN:
Frank wants to know. "Who is
Tom Huston?”
"Respectfully,”
the 'Click”
MAURIE GREEN:
Missed you at the ORCL conven
tion last weekend.
Love
the "Click”
HOLY ANNIVERSARY!
Would yoit believe we've been
together 20 years? Would you
believe 1*2 years?
PETITIONS are now available
for Asklepiads pre-medical hon
rorary in box, 301 SU, or call
Jerry, 344-9153.
PETITIONS for I AMA DUMMA
the women's honorary are now
available. Contact Marsha, ext.
2288 or Judy, ext. 1381.
FREE
Collectors: Stamps — Greece.
345 7324.
"TIRED of eating alone?” Call
345-4853 eves.. Sat., Sun.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Penny Pike.
Love Second Floor
WHAT HAPPENED to Maurie
Green?
STORY of C.C.C. at Co-op. 35c a
copy.
IT'S nice to be up and around.
D. II.