HC fo Discuss
Playboy Article
Playboy Magazine's recent or
tirle entitled "The Deadly Halls
of Ivy" will he the object of dis
cussion by members of the Uni
veraity Honors College. The smull
group discussions will take place
in the homes of fucully members
today and Friday evenings at 8
p.m.
Copies of the article by Paul
(■'oodinan are available to all
Honors College students in the
Honors College Center. There will
be a sign up list for each faculty
home as well as information on
securing transportation.
On Monday evening there will
be a follow up discussion in the
Honors College lounge on "What's
Wrong with the Honors College?”
led by several student critics.
Participating in the faculty stu I
dent discussions are faculty inetn '
tiers Herman Cohen, speech, Ray
mond Kllickson, physics, John
Howard, sociology, Don Levi,1
philosophy, Francis Heithel, chem
istry, Alvin Urquhart, geography,!
Lewis Ward, mathematics, and
Fred Weinstein, history.
Spring Sing Takes
Theme From Poem
The 20th annual Spring Sing, a
part of Mothers' Weekend, will
have as its theme "The Road Not
Taken," from a poem by Robert
Frost.
The Spring Sing will take place
at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 7, in Mc
Arthur Court.
All tickets are for general ad
mission, and are on sale for SI
at the Student Union Main Desk.
EMERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
NOTICE
CLASSIFIED Deadline:
2:00 p.m. day preceding publi
cation. Deadline for Monday,
however, la 10 a.m. Friday.
Claaaified Coat:
8c per word the firat day. 3c per
word every day thereafter.
FOR SALE
ANTIQUE SALE
Modern square Steinway. Stein
way antique piano 80 yra. old.
Antique pump organ for sale.
Antique Krocgcr. 80 yrs. old.
Korean blocks.
2823 Alder
Call 344 5083
or 343 9996.
WON IN CONTEST
NEVER been titled. BOcc. Ya
maha trail bike—$289. Contact
746 1100 after 5.
DUIIL Law to Be
Conference Focus
About 150 judges, district at
torneys. sheriffs, and chiefs-of
police will meet in Eugene today,
Friday, and Saturday, to con
sider Oregon’s controversial new
implied consent law and other
topics.
Enforcement of the new law
involving persons charged with
driving under the influence of in
toxicating liquor (DU1II,) will be
the focus of the conference, as
well as highways in Oregon and
proposed traffic safety legislation.
The 14th annual Oregon Traffic
Court Conference is sponsored
by the University Law School,
the Traffic Court Rules Commit
tee. and the Division of Continu
ing Education
Letters to the Editor
tUiiiMffiUilB
(Cottiiniutd frnm page 6)
sticking his head in a garbage
can, and then spending two or
three hours trying to reflect
upon abstract universality" does
not seem quite to the point.
It seemed more like people
articulately expressing that no
more garbage will be dumped
here. The S.K. Mime Troupe
assumed by their performance
you might erroneously believe
your refuse problems were be
ing adequately handled by those
given to concerning themselves.
Inhale again, Mr. Smith —
watermelon in the air, on a
chase?
('aria Sehnier
Junior, Psychology
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SWINK-ish Thanks
Emerald Editor:
We would like to take this
opportunity to thank one of
your most gifted cartoonists, Ed
Cameron, for giving SWINE a
plug in the Monday issue of
your peerless and pre-eminent
publication.
Apparently Mr. Cameron has
not read a copy of any of our
publications, or talked with any
of our officers, or had any first
hand contact whatever with us;
but in spite of these handicaps,
he did a very fine job, consid
ering that he covered a subject
we have not gotten around to
mentioning yet.
Perhaps, he did read, or talk
or contact us; if so, that is all
right, too, since he obviously is
following one of the first max
ims of SWINE, namely that all
organizations, including our
selves, arc to be regarded with
skepticism.
Thank goodness, he did not
fall victim to the same error
that effected certain members
of the Petty Left, who thought
that we intended to “Destroy
the Protest Movement.” My
God, where would SWINE be
without the Protest Movement?
Nor did he accuse us of be
ing a fascist plot, or a Commu
nist front. That is refreshing
and gratifying. He missed the
hall completely but at least he
didn't knock a foul into the
outfielder’s hands.
Indeed, we have nothing to
complain about. For one thing,
he spelled our name correctly,
which has lately been a source
of grief and recrimination be
tween the Emerald and certain
of its patrons. SWINE has been
getting quite a play lately on
TV and in the newspapers, and
ABCTV has inquired about film
ing the SWINE Mayday Parade,
but still we are grateful for the
plug. Frankly, SWINE, as a low
income organization, needs all
the free publicity it can get.
Kandy Gragg
Soph., History
Grand Boar
Walter J. Wentz
Freshman, Anthropology
Sub-Sub Editor,
the East Cornpone
Daily Hallelujah & Rat
tle Cry of Freedom
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A Nomination
Emerald Editor:
Congratulations to Mr. Rod
Roth for the fine piece of poli
tical satire so appropriately dis
played on the editorial page of
The Emerald Monday, April 25.
Mr. Roth is my nominee for
the Edith Phetteplace Award
this year and I will pledge my
every elTort to see that he wins
that much-coveted honor.
Stephen Green
Senior, Journalism.
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FOR SALE
DENTAL equipment for first
year dental school. 30 per cent
savings. 345-7261.
14-FOOT Sunfish sailboat. Car
rack and handling dolly. Call
747-8272.
ELECTRIC refrigerator for sale.
In good condition. $30. 835 E.
36th. 3430168 after 6.
SONY TC-200 Stereo tape re
corder. Used approximately 15
hours. 344-4632. $150.
MOVING. Will sell two good 40”
ranges, $35 each. Also excellent
Blarkstone dryer, $25. 344 8281.
GIRLS' hike, $30; typewriter, $25.
Call 343 6341.
THIRD membership, $35. 345
2603.
JACK KRAMER Tennis Racket
and cover $8. 345 7969.
CARS & CYCLES
SMALL motorscootcr, new paint,
Rood tires, Rood running condi
tion, $50. After 3 p.m., 3980
Oak.
SAKE, economical, dependable.
1964 Rambler (330 American)
wagon. Stick shift, new tires, ra
dio, heater, reclining seats. Only
20,000 miles. Immaculate. $1195.
343-1104.
MUST sell 1963 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. 3451219.
1955 4-dr. Chev $250 or best of
fer. Good condition. Call 345
8348.
'56 FORD 2-door, automatic trans
mission Radio and heater. $150
343 6887.
59 ALFA ROMEO VELOCE road
ster, new engine. $1095 or trade
for VW bus. 342-2853
SCRAMBLER 250 Honda ’63^
clean and in good shape. John
Pinkstaff, ext. 1994.
125 PARILLA Italian Scrambler
completely rebuilt. 1963 model.
$350. 345 8862.
1965 FIAT Spider. Extremely
well cared for. Sacrifice $1995.
Trade accepted. 345 9937.
VESPA GS. Good condition. Rea
sonable price. Call Larry Durer,
ext. 478.
’62 BURGUNDY Impala, 4-speed,
327. chrome, reverse, reverb, ex
cellent condition. Call ext. 478.
1963 AUSTIN HEALY, $1250.
Call 688-6369 after 6.
1949 BUICK, good tires, good en
gine, runs, $75 or best offer.
747 3628.
1956 FORD 2-Dr., V-8. automatic,
black. Good condition. S175. or
make offer. 343-0754.
RANCID ’37 Chevy pickup. $80
cash. 345 5816.
1958 MGA. $500
Phone Ext. 356.
’59 VESPA GS. Ext. 4747
MEN’S Bianchi racing bike, new
$70. Ext. 1676.
1952 FORD, 6-cylinder, stick
overdrive, radio and heater.
LIKE new Peugeot, men’s 10-spd.
Ext. 1925.
1963 HONDA Scrambler, 250cc.
$340. Call Jim or Mike. 1581.
1963 LAMBRETTA, 150cc. $190.
Ext. 2259 or 1160.
'60 VESPA Scooter. Needs bat
tery. $50 or a Stereo. 345-3277.
1961 TR-3. $895 or best offer.
Call 998-6453 after 6.
1963 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan. $995.
8963834.
RIDES — RIDERS
NEED rider or car driven East in
June? Call Penny, ext. 2288.
FOR RENT
ROOM for girl available May 5
Sept. 5 including kitchen privil
eges and wares, bedding, utili
ties and phone, $40. Call Joanie,
342-5111 between 0-5, after that
time 344-8071 or 688-6707.
NEWLY furnished 1 bdrm. apt.,
second floor, $125.
Housekeeping room available,
$60. Inquire at 1819 Kincaid.
688-4916.
FURNISHED apts., studio now, 1
bdrm. May 1. Parking; water and
garbage paid. Campus area, 344
4674.
APT. across from campus. 1 bed
room unfurnished, range, re
frigerator, carport. $83 Avail
able now. 344-0534.
SLEEPING ROOM with semi -
private bath, women only, rear
campus. .343-1358.
COMFORTABLE 2-bdrm. apart
ment Call .'145-1102 between 5:30
and 6:30 p.m.
1 BEDROOM furnished apartment
1 block from University, §90.
343-0457 after 5.
FURNISHED, charming, quiet,
comfortable, bed-sitting room,
bath and shower, lovely yard.
Parking. $44. 2308 Willamette.
344 9710
STUDENT MANOR apts n ear
campus. Both 1 and 2 bedroom
apts. available; carpeted. 344
0034
RENT, lease, or sell large South
ern Colonial home on Fernridge
Lake shore. Available June 15.
$140 per month. 344-6634.
NICELY furnished one-bedroom
apartment. $120. 1815 Kincaid.
Evenings 688-4916.
PLEASANT room available, walk
ing distance downtown and cam
pus. Men only 345-4247. 345-8373
ROOM for rent. 1873 E 15th, $20.
Private entrance.
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HERROD SCHOOL OF
AVIATION
Phone 259-6152. Area Code 406
Logan Field. Billings. Mont.
WANTED
FEMALE roommate. 1 block from
campus. $42.50 month. 1569 aft
er 6.
GIRLS WANTED
Needed. 6 attractive, well-pro
portioned young ladies to be
Matt Helm “Slay Girls" in con
nection with movie. “The Silen
cers.” For further information
call 344-4343 after 3 p.m.
TWO-1N-THE-RED coeds invite
more roommates to share large,
two-story house. 343-4840.
MALE roommate to share com
pletely furnished apartment.
3439506.
HELP WANTED
WOULD you believe you can
make one hundred dollars a
day canvassing? Would you be
lieve ten? It’s up to you. 345
3293 after 8.
SERVICES
WANTED: Typing, my home.
Evenings. Call after 6 p m. 746
8674.
QUALITY TYPING . . . EDIT
ING . . . U of O graduate.
Graduate school approved. IBM
executive. Mrs. Davis Burnett,
3030 Willamette No. 6. 34^2045.
TYPING, 5 yrs. experience. Grad
uate School approved. Call 726
7274. i
| SPEEDEE TYPING service. Re*
sonable. 345-1658.
WILL type student papers. 688
7286.
TYPING, near campus, graduate
approved. 345-9678.
TYPING—Fast Service. 344-8930.
ACCURATE- TYPING. 344-5781.
TRAVEL
VISIT Russia and Israel or Is
rael, Rumania, Bulgaria, Yug<^
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: Tiny black terrier near
14th and Hilyard Tuesday after
noon. Did she follow vou home?
343 3841.
DID you pick up the wrong white
evening wrap at the Prom Sat
urday night? If so, call Julie
at ext. 1757 afternoons.
; FOUND: sweater at 17th and Kin
caid. Must identify. Physical
! Plant.
LOST at Villard Hall: Girl s black
J. C. Higgins 3-speed bicycle.
Reward. Call 3444553.
BLACK umbrella lost April 20.
Chapman Hall Please return’,
sentimental value. 343-2462.
LOST: Brown wallet Fridav. 343
4443.
PERSONAL
NEED some fast money? Sell
your roommate's record collec
tion at the record sale Thurs
day.
PETITIONS are now available
for Asklepiads pre-medical hon
rorary in box, 301 SU, or ca)P
Jerry, 344-9153.
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•■CLICK” T
Maurie wants to know, Who
is Frank?”
YR MEETING tonight at 7.
Plans for Saturday’s "function”
will be discussed.
HAPPY 25th birthday Ann-Mai
gret.
Ming and Fred*
FREE! Kittens — gray, intelli
gent, trained, and weaned. 343
9550.
SAVE Coke and Tab bottle caps
to buy a slave May 4.
FOR FUN, excitement, try the
Mill Race Olympics May 3.
ATTENTION: Spring Picnic is
cancelled.
McCLOSKEY: Too good for Ore
gon?
BAHA’I: Faith for Modern Man.
Susan Campbell Friday noon.
WHAT can BART POSTON do for
you?
STOP NSA — Vote Davis.
NO Senate stands—Vote Davie.
SUPPORT Greeks — Vote Davis.
ED DAVIS for ASUO Senate.