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.
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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.
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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.
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July 6 and 7, 8:00 p.m. and July 8, 7:30 p.m.
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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.