Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 17, 1966, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEmerald Editor: II i (l 'tinliniial front pane 6) In a recent poll, four out of live Willamette students vot cd In fuvor of Mim-ar, with whom they have little acquain tance, against Make, whom they know extremely well. The Uni versify has suffered, and the* student* have deeply resented hi* arhitrnry. arrogant, threat ciiing. and foolish tactic*. Itlake say* hi* campaign fund of $18,000 (against Mlncur's fund of $4,0(H)) i* rained hy "cof fees given hy ladie*," with no out-of-StatC money a very .sus picious explanation to those knowledgeable in the ways of political financing. From my observation, it would he better, "for your children's sake," to give them the plague, than to replace Minear with lilake Steve Anderson Attorneyat-l.aw, Salem School of Music Receives Grant The University School of Mu •tic has been named one of 12 schools in Die United States to receive a scholarship for under graduate students of music. Awarded by the Prosser Kotin dation of Philadelphia, the re newable $-100 scholarship will be given to one undergraduate stu dent of music, or divided be tween two or more students for use during the HM><i(i7 academic year Preference will be given to students who are studying to be come music teachers. Persons interested in applying for the scholarship contact the School of Music office as soon as possible Campus Briefs Announremeoie for Campus Bn«f« muM Lr turned in by I 10 pm the day before public et ton. BecaJM of space limitation* no innoMsuemanti wtU be run roora than twice. Homecoming '66 chairmanship petition* etr <v4iUbic in room 301 Student Union Fourteen position* arc open. Petition* may tr puked up and turned in today Oregon Christian Frlloyshtp will meet a* 1 p.m today in the Student Union Today « topic u A Character Study of Japan”; speaker is George Martindalc New member* of Phi Theta Upsllon will meet at 4 p m Wednesday in the Student licit* Chi Annual Push Cart Relay* will l*e hold at 1 p m. Saturday on the intra mural (tack The Relays arc held for the benefit of the Pearl Buck School for Re tarded Children; entry fees are due Thurs day. Rally Board petitions arc due at S p.m. today in the Student Union. Positions are open for Rally Hoard Chairman, Secretary. TrraMJiei. and Publicity and Public Rela tions. Interested persons ate urged to peti Executive Panheilcnic Council will meet at 3:30 pro. today in the Student Union. Room number will be posted. Amphibians will hold an important meet ing at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Gc*Unger Hall. All old members and thoso interested in becoming members are urged to attend. Students who applied for positions on SU Committees wtU be notified of the times of their inti views, which will be conducted Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, May 24 and 25. Theta Sigma Phi will meet at 7 p.m. to day in the Student Union. Room number will be posted. Members and gueats arc urged to attend. Use Emerald Classified Ads— Girls' Dormitory Applications Due Sophomore ami Junior wom men who wish to live in dormi tories without closing hours nest fall must turn in housing application forms and parental permission cards to the Univer sity Housing Office in Carson Hall, no later than Monday. Today's Events TUESDAY. MAY 17, 106ft 7 10 * m to 11 00 p m. 7 J0—OCP. 310 SU KU A K<1. Att Mu'lifti Comm., 33 7 SU 0 00- Matutr Cor pa, Terrace SU O Ms* jj Ln(.—*8oc. Uopt, 101 SU II 45—Geology Fatuity. 15 SU Noon— Italian Dang. Table, 1 SU Japanese Lang Table. I SU Fire A anti Arson Seminar Lunch In a field UT Student Hoard. I OH SU Political Silence. 109 SU Phi Delta Phi. 110 SU OSEA No HH.2lj SU Wesley Ftln — P*c . 715 SU Laurie Lun<heon—Westminster, Far A Lutheran Par Luncheon, Far B 1 00—N Michael McKinnell—AAA. 106 LA 2 00.-Upward Hound Staff. I0H SU 3;JO— Panhrllrnit Hoard. 100 SU 4 00— Y Dialogue, Bottom of the Bowl. SU Minor Ct No, 2. 110 SU SU Dire-toratc. 111 SU Jr Weekend Steering Comm , 315 SU ft 00—Hally Hoard 10H SU ft 30—Theta Sigma Phi. 31 5 SU 7 00—-ASUO Award* Deaactt, 112 SU Fire and Araon Seminar. Dad* Kooro SU 7 30—ASUO Senate. 101 SU Sierra Club. 213 SU ^ 00—Oregon Christian Fellowship. 3J4 SU Want to really get results?— line Emerald Classified Ads— I VOTE FOR I JOHN L. Barber JR. STATE REPRESENTATIVE POSITION 3 QUALIFIED by * EDUCATION * EXPERIENCE if PUBLIC SERVICE Pd. Pol. Adv. John L. Barber for State Legislative Commit tee. Jack Danby, chairman. 1151 Irving ltd.. Eugene, Ore. STUDENTS SPECIAL $2,000 AWARD* Plus up to $1,000 cash for Dental Expenses—Doctor Bills— Nurses Fees—Hospital Bills. Why not give you and your loved ones this inexpensive protection against an accident? Other liberal benefits for partial or total loss of sight or limbs are included in this one policy. Available from age 2 to 74. All this plus for as little as $15.50 a year depending on age and occupation. For more details phone or write our specialist in student wants, Bob Kirk, 3061 Hilyard, Eugene. Phone 343 0142. ICOA—Oregon’s Own—250 Liberty S.E., Salem, Oregon * Accidental Death REMEMBER—The high risk of summer season is fast approach ing. Act. now! CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE SALE 125 first edition prints (pre dominantly woodcuts.) Numer ous drawings, priced for this sale, $1 and $2. Beginning Sun day, May 18, hours 8 p m.-lO p.m. through Tuos <same hours.) Original Graphics, :i4ll W 8th MAKE beautiful music with this portable stereo set in real good shape, with stand and record holder. Sacrifice for a price you can afford. Cal) Bob, 345 9302. CUSTOM tailored clothing for men and women. Handmade in Hong Kong. Men’s summer suits $24.97. 344-6968. 1 ELECTRIC Wurlitzer organ. 1 small bungalow piano. 1 grand piano. 1 Lowry organ. 343 9996. 1905 ROYAL typewriter (color ed), like new, $60 or best offer. Call 343-2069 after 6 p.m. INSTRUMENT amplifier, never used, cost $70, sell $45. 345 1179 evenings. FAITHFUL, trusty bike $10. Call Linda at 345 0042. ROYAL FUTL'RA typewriter, $50. Phone 343 0848. MODEL 70 243, scope and dies. 5 7 p m 342 :1471 CARS & CYCLES NEARLY new Lambretta 150 (1700 miles) and Honda 50 (1400 miles) Both in excellent condi tion Will discuss price. For a free ride, call ext. 1810 after 5 p m SAFE, economical, dependable. 1964 Rambler t330 American) wagon. Stick shift, new tires, ra dio, heater, reclining seats. Only 20,000 miles. Immaculate. $1195. 343-1104. 1965 DELUXE~ completely equipped lO'/i' camper. Sleeps six. Chev. pickup, overloads and positraction. 1925 Harris. 344 8158. •63 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE Beauti ful Honduras maroon, white top, rollup windows, 31.000 miles. Will accept trade. $1,345. Call 746-5478 1959 VOLKSWAGEN. Newly re built engine and transmission Excellent condition. $695. 344 1043 or 345-8261. Steve ’64 CHEV Impala Super Sport 283, power steering, excellent condition. $1895. 345-1179, eve nings. ’63 FALCON Futura 260, stick, plush interior. 2-dr. hardtop. Clean, going to Europe, must sell. Call anytime. 343-0543. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN. Excellent condition, sunroof, new tires, $1275 or best offer. 343-9956. 2157-3 Patterson Drive. '57 FORD V-8 overdrive, and 3 speed. $300 or best offer. 344 9161. 1964 HONDA '90.' Excellent condition, only 3600 miles. $275. Ph. 343-3972. 1964 HONDA 55 TraiFBike. Ex cellent condition. 1800 miles. Kobb Haskins, 344-0034. '60 VW. Sunroof. Running well. Must sell. Going to Europe. $750. Call anytime. 343-0543. 1964 DATSUN sports car. Good condition. Make offer. 344-6522. HONDA 150, low mileage. Excel lent condition. 342-5488. Robin. 1965 BSA 250 motorcycle. Like new. $550. 344-9509 or ext. 1609. RIDES — RIDERS 2 CARS to San Francisco June 9-12. Room for 6 riders. Call 345-8366 between 5-7 p.m. RIDER wanted to accompany woman to Denver leaving June 11. 344-6750. FOR RENT APT. across from campus, 1 bed room unfurnished, range, re frigerator, carport. $83. Avail able now. 344-0534. FOR RENT RESERVE now for summer and fall term apts. Clean and quiet studios, $75. One 3-bdrm., $115, available May 30. We Furnish everything. 705 E. 18th. Call 344-7369. RESERVE for summer, choice of several furnished 1 bedroom apartments, $97.50. Available June 11. Manager, 533 E. 18th, Apt. 1A, 343-1180. 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 9-5, after that time 344-8071 or 688 0707. STUDENT MANOR apts. near campus. Both 1 and 2 bedroom apts. available; carpeted. 344 0034. ROOM available from June 10 Sept. 16. Furnished, including kitchen privileges, $46. Call 344 3825, evenings between 5 7 RENT, lease, or sell large South ern Colonial home on Fernridge Lake shore. Available June 15. $140 per month. 344-6634. COUNTRY home, 2-bedroom, fur nished, large yard, 10 minutes from campus. June 13-Sept. 15. Ext. 1409, 345-8215 evenings. ALL ELECTRIC apartment avail able for summer, $80 per month near Sacred Heart. Phone 345 7728 or 343 5161. SUMMER rooms 1 block from li brary. $30 month and kitchen privileges. Call Karl, evenings at Delta Chi, 345-9302. LARGE furnished 2-bdrm. apt. across street from Deady Hall. Call Fehly Studio, 344-3432. 3 BDRM. house, unfuriished, 79 Hayden Bridge Way. Call 747 8272. ROOM for girl, kitchen privileges, clean linens each week, blankets furnished. $40 per month. 344 4389 NEW and Ideal to share. 1 bdrm. : apts.. $95-$105, unfurnished, i $89 50. 1006 W. 7th, No. 6. 342 1655 or 344-7369. SUMMER apartment, dazzling! 1 bedroom. Ext. 1037. NICELY furnished one-bedroom apartment. $120. 1815 Kincaid. Evenings 688-4916. WANTED FEMALE roommate to share comfortable 2-bdrm. apartment Call 345-1102 between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. FEMALE roommate. 1 block from campus. $42.50 month. 1569 aft er 6. 3RD girl roommate for large 2 bdrm. apt. Move in middle of June. 343-1365. TRAVEL FRIDAY, May 20 is the last day to sign up for the University flight to Europe. 1EC. 312 SU, 3-5 Monday-Friday. HELP WANTED TOUR guides needed with knowl edge of biology, geology, paleon thology, or botany to assist in field trips of local area from June 18 to Aug. 1. Salary accord ing to each trip. Apply at Oregon Museum of Science and Indus try, 157 E. Broadwav. Eugene. Phone 344-5248. MEN — WOMEN Campus or off-campus represen tatives. Full or part time for Oregon’s Own Insurance Com pany—ICOA. Liberal remunera tion. Phone Bob Kirk at 343 0142 9-12 a m. 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. 342-2045 ACCURATE TYPING 344-5781 NOTICE CLASSIFIED Deadline: 2:00 p.m. day preceding publi cation. Deadline for Monday, however, is 10 a m. Friday. 5c per word the first day, 3c per word every day thereafter. Mini mum 50c charge. SERVICES D & M BOOKKEEPING AJiD SECRETARIAL SERVICES Phone 088-5605 P.O. Box 1926 Full-cycle bookkeeping services Complete Typing and Mullilith ing Services, Theses, Term Pa pers, Manuscripts, Resumes, etc. Graduate School Approved. IBM Executive Typewriter — Modern Type. Photocopying Service Addressing and Mailing Service. Free Pick-up and Delivery, if desired. TYPING, 5 yrs. experience. Grad uate School approved. Call 728 7274. ACCURATE, experienced typist, graduate school approved 688 4284. SPEEDEE TYPING service. Rea sonable. 345-1658. WANTED—Typing. Fast, accur ate. 746-3839. WILL type papers. 343-0168 after 6 in the evening. EXPERIENCED typist, electric typewriter. 343-0316. WILL type student papers. 688 7286. TYPING — Graduate approved. 345-5754. TYPING—Fast Service. 344-8930. LOST AND FOUND LOST 1 Starcraft Canoe from the Canoe shack. Anyone who might have it can bring it to the Canoe shack. No questions asked. Anytime in the after noon. A GIRL'S black hike was taken in front of the Music School Mon day, May 9. License number 5897. Return greatly appreciat ed. Call Beverly, ext. 1697. STOLEN: Girl’s blue bike with nmonogrammed ‘•R.A.'' from 19th and University. Reward. Call Ruthie. 344-0866. GOLD bracelet lost. Three charms (cap. bear, disc). Reward. Ext. 1537 PERSONAL THE Delta Chi annual push cart relays, held for the bene fit of the Pearl Buck School for the Retarded Children, will be at 1 p.m. this Saturday on the In tramural track. Entry' fees are due by Thursday. Dorms, frater nities, and sororities, and co-ops have entered, be sure that your group will also participate in this all-campus event. YOU have until Thursday, May 19th to get in on our last com puter run this term. For a Dee questionnaire, write to: North west Finders. Box 1907. Eugene, Or. 97401 PANAMA! Riders wanted for two way trip to Panama in my car. Trip should last 7 weeks, cost $300. Leave July 10. Call Jim Olson, ext. 2136 for particulars. WANTED: Gripes — Ideas about Newman. Newman Center, 7.00 Tuesday. VANCE: Get well quick the staff THE CHILDREN’S HOUR . . . Adult Drama . . . UNIVERSITY THEATRE. ARE GREEKS really Easter bun nies? FOLK - Friday - Fishbowl bot - tom - Free. AUNT MAMIE — Get well fast. Dutch BAHA'I: Power to Renew the World. SU. Noon Discussion. CHECK the stacks Friday. P.D.T.