Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 26, 1966, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEMERALD CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE Classified Cost: Sc per word the first day, 3c per word every day thereafter. Mini mum 30c charge. CLASSIFIED Deadline: 2:00 p.m. day preceding publi cation. Deadline for Monday, however. Is 10 a m Friday FOR SALE ARMY HOUND1 Huy a bargain! T Bird membership. $50 or best offer 343-4736. SONY TAPE DECK Professional quality, model 777 S-4, $300 Call or write Dave Ituberg, 58 Henderson Hall, ext. 2144 MUST SELL! Before June 12, end table, 1 good lounge chair, 1 card table, and 2 TV tables. All at extremely low prices. 343-8089. FURNITURE 2 OLD dressers, new blankets, tables, 1 OLD mirror, brick door desk, record stand, pole lamp, chairs After 8 Thursday evening. 1483 Oak. COIN CAR WASH Pay your way through college with this business, which re quires 23 hours a day manage ment. Coll 343 5244 35MM. Pentax camera, accessor ies, $250 12’ "sailflsh" boat, $150. fi Volt car radio, $15. 688 7685 MARTIN guitar, lie Armour pick up mike, fender practice amp. $165 Will sell only as a unit. 344 0352. HKD- Metal springs on rollers, and Simmons mattress. $20.00. Call Bob, 345 9302 BEAUTIFUL half-carat diamond solitaire. Tiffany setting. $200 342 3719 Emerald Editor (Continued from ptiiie 6) theorizing. It does nothing to progress, to solve, to create. In stead it destroys the world its it destroyed Viet Nam So 1 say, "go to hell": put your intcllec tualixatioas on such high levels, your theories and models at such abstractness and preciseness; play such fantastic games with your environment of what the "problems" are that when you attempt to reduce and translate your solutions into reality, they are inappropriate. Try to bend reality to meet your theory. The fact is that "in tellectualism com -universitas" doesn’t explain how people live and act and believe. The point is that it doesn't solve the Viet Nam conflict. The point is that "Communists” still lead revolutions. The point is that Watts has exploded twice and will explode again The point is that the University has failed man. The point is that if you believe the war is right, you should be over there lighting and killing. The point is that if you believe the war is wrong, you should be participating in the protest movement. The point is that if you be lieve that the Civil Rights move ment is in the best interests of humanity and of yourself, you should be in CORE or in Mississippi. The point is that the best university now in exis tence is The Street. And finally, it least one essential difference between “Kid Stuff” on the Left and that on the Right is that at least the Leftist can lay claim to his action. At least I will sign my name. Phil Brandt Junior, Anthropology Michael Sigari Junior, Political Science Petitions-Applications MINOR COURTS Persons interested in serving on minor courts should contact the ASUO oflice between 3 and 5 p.m. any day this week in room 310, Student Union. FOR SALE 4 BDRM. house, 2 baths, den, separate playroom. $19,900. 343 8180. 1905 ROYAL typewriter (color ed), like new, $00 or best offer. Call 343 2009 after 6 p m. ROYAL FUTURA typewriter, $50. Rhone 343-0848. FENDER guitar, single pick up, case, excellent condition, $90 343 2034. 14’ SKI BOAT, 05 Merc., trailer, complete. Ext 2040. AIJML'RN win Rest offer. 344 ! 3033. COUCH, $10 English bicycle, $8. 344 0750. GRANDFATHER clock. 740 3839 CARS & CYCLES REST offer takes Volkswagen Se dan '53, mechanically good. Make offer 8-passenger ’02 Ford Falcon Station wagon bus. Mechanically good, tires excel lent, good for camping or mov ing. 345-8323. '65 TRIUMPH Spitfire Mag wheels, camber compensator, roll bar, radio, beater. Ed Endsley, 343 9529 after 6 p m. 1901 RED TR-3 for sale to best offer. Overdrive, radio, wire wheels Call 344 5544 , 2805 Pearl. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN. Excellent condition, sunroof, new tires, $1275 or best offer. 343-9950. 2157-3 Patterson Drive. ’61 IMI’ALA CONVERTIBLE 348 manual shift, white, $890 345 5400, evenings 1904 HONDA 55 Trail Bike. Ex cellent condition, 1800 miles. Robb Haskins, 344-0034. ’03 200 cc. Triumph motorcycle. Must sell. $350. Ext. 1594. Ask for Byron. '63 AUSTIN HEALY Mark 2 3000. , Excellent condition, fully equip ; ped. wire wheels. 344 8183. 1965 HONDA 250 Scrambler. 2, 1 000 miles, like new $495. Ext. i 478. MUST SELL ! 1963 Yamaha 80cc. Best offer. | Call 345-2487. HONDA Scrambler, 4000 mlies. Excellent 0883269 days. 1342 Alder, No. 2 nights. 1963 HONDA 50 Sport Excellent condition 4,000 miles. $140. 344 3417. 1956 CHEW Stu. Wagon V - 8, auto, power steering and brakes. Roger Qualman, ext. 1594. 1963 HONDA 305. low mileage, immaculate condition. Call Bob, 345-5550. 1965 250 SCRAMBLER, $475. Call Clary, 345-6423. '64 HONDA 250 Scrambler. Ex cellent condition. Ext. 351. 61 RENAULT 4-dr. $150, and ’50 Plymouth 4-dr., $50. 343-0853. '57 FORD, good condition. $275. 345-8878. 1959 MGA, excellent shape, must sacrifice! 2343. Ask for Bill. 1960 AUSTIN HEALY 3000, 2 - seater. Best offer. 343-3845. 10 SPEED BIKE, S50. 345-0870. 1950 FORD, V-8, overdrive, runs good. Call 344-8745 after 5 p.m. FOR RENT THE ROYAL TERRACE, 625 E. 16th has 1- and 2-bedroom fur nished apartments. Utilities ex cept lights for summer session. Single $95. Double $120. H. R. Bendshadler, 688-3694, man ager 343-9983. ROOM for girl available May 5 1 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 688-6707. FOR RENT WANT to share inexpensive girl apartment near campus for sum mer Contact Laurie Clark, 645 S. 16th, San Jose or phone 293 5930. RESERVE for summer, choice of several furnished l bedroom apartments, $97.50. Available June 11. Manager, 533 E. 18th, Apt. 1A. 343 1160. SUBLET small house for summer, June 15 through September Sleeping facilities for 2. Furnish ed. $70 per month plus utilities. 2024 Emerald St. No. 3. 3-BEDROOM furnished house available June 15-September. $100 a month. Garage, lg. yard, upright freezer. 6 blocks from SU. 1576 Walnut St. 343 0853. MODERN home, 2 upstairs bed rooms with kitchen privileges, open June 10, $45 each. Call evenings, 344 2683. 3-BDRM. furnished, fireplace, oil furnace. 1330 High St. S120. 344 3990 any time. Sec house after 5 p m Available June 17. SURFBOARDS Sale & Rentals — rent can apply to purchase. Me morial weekend rates. Call Phin ney, ext. 1641. FURNISHED apts available June 14. 2-bdrm., $90. 3 bdrm., $115. Bachelor, $40. Studio, $75 1744 Ferry No. 3. 344 2955. RIDGEWOOD APTS Studio, 1-2 bdrm. Reserve now for summer or fall. Phone 345 0055. MODERN furnished garage apt., bdrm., alcove, beside the School of Music. $80. 344 2683 STUDENT MANOR apts. near campus. 2 bedroom apts. avail able; carpeted. 344-0034. RENT, lease, or sell large South ern Colonial home on Fernridge Lake shore. Available June 15. $140 per month. 344-6634. 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. NEW and ideal to share, 1 bdrm. apts., S95-$105, unfurnished, S89 50. 1006 W. 7th, No. 6. 342 1655 or 344-7369. QUIET sleeping room with twin beds. Call between 6 and 7 p.ru. 3442308. FURNISHED air conditioned 1 and 2 bdrm.; studios. Reserva tions. 344-4674. AVAILABLE June 13, 1 and 2 bdrm. apts. on E. 18th across from campus. Call 342-2051. NICELY furnished one-bedroom apartment. $120. 1815 Kincaid. Evenings 688-49ie. 1 BDRM. furnished apt., $90. 355‘/4 E. 15th. 343-2634. RIDES — RIDERS LEAVING for Milwaukee. Wis., June 11, riders wanted. Call 747 2916 after 4 p.m. WOMAN leaving for New York June 20 would like female rider. 343-4957, 955 Ellis Court. WANT summer carpool to and from Corvallis. Bartlett, ext. 472. RIDER needed to Denver, leaving June 10. 344 6750. WANTED RETURN of Sony T-C 200 stereo recorder. Stolen five weeks ago. If you recently purchased such a machine "cheap” would you have the good conscience to con tact us? If the machine proves to be ours we will do our best to see you get your money back. 345-3491. ATTRACTIVE college girls with pleasing personality and neat appearance as assistants with fast growing cosmetic firm. Good income and have fun. Call 688 1396. WANTED VISITING professor needs com pletely furnished 2-3 bdrm house or apt. preferably near University, June 20-Aug. 20. Up to $200 monthly. 343 1207. DRIVE a ear to Eugene from Reno, Sacramento, San Francis co, or L.A. Gas paid. Send name, address, and phone number to W F. Sully, Box 5196, Eugene. WANTED- Furnished apt. for 8 week summer session Graduate couple with baby. Write Box 149, Woodland, Wash. FEMALE roommate to share comfortable 2-bdrm. apartment. Call 345-1102 between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. FEMALE roommate to share 1 bedroom apartment for summer. 345-3639. WANTED TO RENT June 20 to Aug. 12, 2 or 3 bdrm. furnish ed house or apt. Call 668-0644 3RD girl roommate for large 2 bdrm. apt. Move in middle of June. 343-1365 ROOMMATE! s) with apt in Portland for the summer. Call I Hugh Belton. 343-3972. ( FEMALE roommate. 1 block from campus. $42.50 month. 1569 aft j er 6. ROOMMATE wanted for summer —female—have apartment now. 343 3706. JOB OPPORTUNITIES TEACHERS The Grolier Society, Inc., un challenged leader in the field of education, has several promotion al advertising positions available in the greater Eugene area. Po I sitions involve presenting 'The | Children’s Institute,” an ineom j parable educational offer, to in terested parents Work part time now—full time this summer. Call only if you have the desire and | ability to work hard and achieve ' unlimited earnings. Call 344-4658 | between 1:00 and 3:30 p.m. only on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday j j and Thursday. HELP WANTED —____ I ATTENTION: COLLEGE MEN SUMMER JOB HIGH EARNINGS i ; Immediate employment opportu-! I nity with Vanguard Corp. Work j 4-6 hours per day and earn i 1 $500 plus per mo. No experience I necessary. Inquire at 1350 Cham bers for interview. 10-12 noon. $150 PER WEEK Full time summer work, can j work evenings during school j year. Sales experience not neces sary. Must have car. Absolutely no canvassing. Call for inter view, 344-5291. EXPERIENCED salesman, neat' appearing, make new contacts i for complete business service, i Counting, typing, mailing. 344-; 3758. ACCEPTING applications nowj for veneer and ply workers. EX- i PERIENCED ONLY 8 or 4 j hour shifts. Apply 419 S. 28th., | Springfield. COUPLE to manage 9 unit older apt. 465 E. 11th. in exchange for 1-bdrm. furnished apt., fireplace, all utilities. 344-3990. PART-TIME attendant at the Yillard Coin Car Wash. Call 343 5244. SERVICES LET us protect your personal pos sessions for the summer months. Reasonable storage rates with all risk insurance. EUGENE MOVING & STORAGE, dial 345 0151. SHIPPING one piece or a van load. STORAGE reasonable rates. PACKING bv experts. Agents for NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES. EUGENE MOVING & ' STORAGE, 345-0151. TYPING. IBM electric carbon j ribbon. Elite type. Evenings or ■ weekends. 343-1327. ___ COMPLETE bookkeeping, typing,: mailing service. Reasonable! rates. 344-3758. 1 SERVICES BECAUSE of draft board, local rock n’ roll group needs EX PERIENCED drummer immedi ately: Call 349-0637 for inter view. QUALITY TYPING , . . EDIT ING • - U of O graduate. Graduate school approved. IBM executive. Mrs. Davis Burnett, 3030 Willamette No. 6. 3422045. Fast- arc,,rate, reason able Satisfaction guaranteed. 343-2408. SPEEDEE TYPING service. Rea sonable. 345-1658. TYPING, 5 yrs. experience. Grad 7274 Sch<K)l approved. Call 726 ACCURATE, experienced typist, graduate school approved 688 4284. WANTED: Typing, my home. Evenings. Call after 6 p.m. 746 8674. EXPERIENCED typist, electric typewriter. 343-0316. WILL type student papers 688 7286. TYPING. Term papers. Expcri enced. Phone: 3455675. T3455754~ Graduatc aPPr°vcd TYPING—Fast Service. 344-8930. TYPING, 726-7888 LOST AND FOUND GOOD “R.F. ’—but could I please have wailet back that was taken from Hale Kane last week. Re ward Call Larry, 345-1425. LOST: Wallet, important identi fication, Southern Pacific pass Call Stan Wolf, ext. 1850. LOST. Wallet, in men's gym, I.D. important, reward. 342-1509. SMALL pocket watch found. Iden tify Call 747-7606 after 5. PERSONAL JOE COLLEGE: What’s this about VAUGHN'S LESS THAN ONE HALF PRICE SALE? They say that all suits, sport coats, slacks, sweaters dress shirts, sport shirts, and stay-crease pants and shirts arc being scarfed up by the thous ands. DON’T BE LEFT OUT! SWAP and shop Friday, May 27. 7 to 10 p.m. 15c per person or 25c per couple. Come and buy or trade for bargains! Westmore land married students housing project recreation building. 2055 16th Way. PORTLAND RESIDENTS: For an enjoyable experience, house a traveling European college stu dent for 5 or 6 days this sum mer. For more information call ext. 1835. in care of People to People. PORTLAND RESIDENTS: Help improve international relations; house a European college student for 3 or 6 days this summer. Call International Education Center, Ext. 1835 in care of People to People. WARNING!! Mortenson's action could cost him Presidency Burgess Frum per's Club. THE CHILDREN'S HOUR . . . Adult Drama . . . UNIVERSITY THEATRE. PSYCH 204 Test Results avail able, 1685 E. 17th Avc. Tu, \V, Th a m.. Wed. p.m. TO OUR bearded hero: We love you! Your Two Admirers FOUR girls want ride ot Seaside Memorial weekend. Ext. 1015. SEE a real "phi phi flash” Satur day at the Boot n Pass. P'G.W.L.A.G.B. predicts that S.S. will not win. HAPPY 21st birthday. Louanne! The Gang HAST du je von . . .Gehort?