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Educational TV Seminar Tonic A special seminar in education al television is taking place at the University through Wednesday. Participants will be the train res who are enrolled in the inter institutional Institute for Educa lional Media Specialists being held this summer ut Oregon State University. The institute is financed by u grant from the U.S. Office of Edu cation. The seminar will provide an opportunity for trainees to plan educational television productions in the University’s television stu dios. They will be divid<>d into three teams to plan, rehearse, and tape the productions. On the final day of the sem inar, the results of their efforts Castell to Discuss 'Teacher's World' Alburey Castell, professor of philosophy at Wooster College, Ohio, will speak on "The Tea cher’s World” at 7:30 p m. today in room 123 Science. The lecture, first in a series of three by Castell on "Philoso phy and the Teacher’s World," initiates a distinguished lectur ers in education series at the University this summer. Castell taught at the Univer sity from 1949 to 1965. Want to really get results?— Use Emerald Classified Ads— Phone 342 1411, Ext. 1818. will be played back for analysis and discussion. Ralph S tee tie of the Division of Continuing Education, will ad dress trainees Monday morning on “The Impact of Educational Television in America." Other seminar lecturers will be Mrs. Barbara Mathews, assis-! tant coordinator for television, j and radio coordinator, Eugene! Public Schools; Ronald Sherrills, operations manager for the Uni versity’s Division of Broadcast Services; Martha Chambers, tel evision teacher for the Eugene Public Schools; and John Shep herd, director of the Division of Broadcast Services and director: of the seminar. *OTO«^Vy >JMVI » W VMM V|| mOTOR-VU DRive-in THEATRE Open 8 p.m. • Show Dusk Phone 746-9286 TONIGHT Our Man Flint JAMES COBURN LEE J. COBB CO-FEATURE APACHE RIFLE Audey Murphy Canoeing On The Millrace Daily—1:00 to 9:00 p.m.—75c per hour CANOE SHACK (Across Franklin Blvci. from the Science Building) QUICK QUIZ: How many hours will the average student spend reading text books to complete a typical four-year college course? (Check one only) □ 560 hours □ 5280 hours □ 220 hours □ 1550 hours □ 1440 hours □ 400 hours READING DYNAMICS CAN HELP I If you checked 1440 hours, you checked the very minimum .. . one book per course at 250 words-per-minute, the typical person's average reading speed. WOULD YOU BELIEVE 488 HOURS? You're guaranteed, or your money back, to read three times faster after Reading Dynamics training. This means 480 hours; 1440 hours divided by three. Each book you're required to read you'll read in one-third the time when you're a Reading Dy namics graduate. And MOST READING DYNAMICS GRADU ATES CAN READ UP TO FIVE TIMES FASTER! You'll read at least 750 words-per-minute and probably 1500 words-per minute after the Reading Dynamics course. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO YOU? This means your college career will provide three times as much opportunity ... opportunity for campus activities, extra curricular training, social life, outside research ... or just more sleep! College means more than a degree—college is the floor plan for your entire future. Prepare for it. Learn more about Reading Dynamics. Attend the free demonstrations, or call 344-3154. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS July 6 and 7, 8:00 p.m. and July 8, 7:30 p.m. At the Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics Institute—1432 Orchard, Eugene READING DYNAMICS Certified Private Vocational School Board of Education, State of Oregon T432 Orchard • 344-3154 1 m f ox -RVRIIOREKN'I cDONALD \">i< wut+*n*n •». - *44 4M Co-Hit ‘THE MURDER GAME' HURRY! ENDS THURSDAY THE GREATEST WESTERN CLASSIC OF THEM ALL! Waily from ! p.m. Smaminr 4 Martin hirkm PiMtuchcn fwMnaScnf* 0r\ Cotni by Online CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE Emerald classified ads can be placed in The Emerald office in 301 Allen, Monday through Thursday from 1-3 p.m. Classified ad rates for the sum mer are 5c per word the first day, 3c per word every day thereafter. FOR SALE SOUND 3-bdrm. homes with spe cial EM A terms giving low move- i in cost to 90-day vets, others, come in and talk it over! Call Hal Barton, evenings 345-3952; 1140 Hilyard branch 342-2438. CLARENCE F. HYDE, REALTOR j SCHWINN 10-speed bike. Cost S75 new; a steal at best offer over S50. Excellent condition—never ridden in rain. Call 343-5987 aft er six. SEVERAL NEW medium poor boy T shirts and size 12 hip hug ger skirts. Good quality. 345 7291. Becky. T-BIRDS Flying Club member ship. Leaving area—must sell. Best offer over $45. Call Bob, 345 5987 evenings. BUYING or selling a home? Either way call Larry Whitson— 345-8244 with Cougill-Hansen Realtors. '60 PLYMOUTH Fury, sharp, white walls, V-8. automatic pow er steer. 342-1411, ext. 1016. Aft er 5 call 342-3588. '56 FORD Station Wagon. Bent out of shape, runs neat, $55. Call Karl Krauskopf, 343-5335 evenings. ARE YOU interested in antiques with music? 344-5483. FOR SALE: Down mummy sleep ing bag. Rio at ext. 457. WANTED ATTRACTIVE college girls with pleasing personality and neat appearance as assistants with fast growing cosmetic firm. Good income and have fun. Call 688 1396. INHABITANTS of large two-storv house now rushing for high stepping roommates. Alice Ja kobs, 1485 Mill, 343-4840. ROOMMATE wanted for summer •—female—have apartment now. 3433706. SERVICES WANTED: Dry Cleaning. Dry cleaning by Campus Cleaners. 1432 Orchard Street. Drive-in parking. Pants 69c. suits $1.25. jackets 80c. Alterations and laundry. Bulk. 9 pounds $1.50. 8:00 to 5:30 week days and 8:00 to 5:00 Saturday. 23 years ex perience! COMPLETE typing and multi lithing service. Reasonable rates, satisfaction guaranteed. Pickup and delivery—no charge. Book keeping, billing, mailing, tran scription, and photocopying serv ice also available. D and M Services. Post Office box 1926 — 688-5605. anytime. CLASSICAL guitarist will teach beginning or intermediate stu dents. Must be able to read mu sic. Call 343-0814. TYPING. IBM electric carbon ribbon. Elite type. Evenings or weekends. 343-1327. SPANISH tutoring. Any level. Experienced bi lingual native teacher. 343-6325. TYPING. 5 yrs. experience. Grad uate School approved. Call 726 7274. TYPING, bookkeeping, mailing service. Professional. Reasonable rates. Call 344-3758 after 7. MILL TYPE student papers. 688 7286. SERVICES QUALITY typing . . . editing . . . U of O graduate. Graduate school approved. IBM executive. Mrs. Davis Burnett, 3030 Willamette No 6, 342-2045. TUTORING in German. Rhone 344-8790 evenings. WANTED: Typing, my home. Eve nings. Call after 6 p.m. 746-8674. SPEEDEE typing service. Reason able. 345-1658. TYPING—Fast service. 344-8930. HELP WANTED PART TIME SALES $200 a month guaranteed to qual ified students able to work 44! hours evenings. Must be over 20. personable and have reli able automobile. Two full time positions also available at $420 monthly. No canvassing or soliciting involved. Phone 747-8552. 11 a m. to 2 p.m. SUBJECTS wanted for interesting experiment in judgment. CaH Mrs. Batori. 344-1481, Oregon Research Institute. _WORK WANTED DICTAPHONE operator, good typist, desires full type position. 70 w pm. 345-7292. Becky. FOR RENT FL RNISHED apartments for rent. 1449 Pearl. 1 bedroom. S40. 2 bedroom S75. Call 345-2011 or 342-2771. ONE BDRM.. very spacious, com fortable, complete living facili ties for two adults. All utilities furnished. S106. 2308 Willamette. 344 9710. SUMMER rooms, 1 block from Library. S30 month and kitchen privileges Call “Ken” evenings at Delta Chi. 345-9302. ROOM for girl in private home. Two blocks from campus. House privileges. $31. 342-2205. 968'i Alder. TWO BEDROOM house. 1961 E. 19th. Summer session only. $100. 2 month. FOR RENT: 1 to 2 bedroom fur* nished apartments, one block off campus. 343-0457. OCEAN FRONT, all electric, va cation apartment. By week or by day. 746-2746. SUMMER rooms for women. $3Q. Kitchen privileges. Rebec House. Call 344-2730. LARGE room for rent for student. Near campus. 345-1008. ROOM TO RENT to mature pei> son. Swimming pool. 343-8915. DEKA TV rentals, at new low summer rates. 342-2488. RIDES — RIDERS RIDE wanted to Forest Grove or Portland. Oregon on weekends. Will pay expenses. Leave Friday, return late Sunday. Call Jack Frohlickstein, Smith Hall, Rm. 101. ext. 1644. PERSONAL NORTHWEST Finders. Computer Dating Service. We will have our next computer run in about a month. Write to: Box 1907 Eugene. Oregon for free personality question naire.
