Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, June 30, 1966, Page Seven, Image 7

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    FSC Plans Activities tor Summer
The Faculty-Student Committee
to Stop the War in Viet Nam has
announced an intensified cam
paign to arouse campus interest
this summer. Events include a
peace trip dance, art festival,
and production of Barbara Car
son’s satiric drama "McBlrd.”
"I'art of our scries of anti
war dims may have to be de
ferred to full term," said Ml
chuel Seguri, FSC chairman, "but
the faculty conducted seminar
workshop is definitely on. We'll
have a speaker in July."
In the past FSC has sponsor
ed Southeast Asia experts Ber
nard Fall and Felix Green, and
Donald Duncan, the Green Beret
who resigned in disgust at the
pointless brutality of United
States military acts in Viet Nam
As weekly routine FSC will
continue to staff its literature
table on the Student Union ter
race. Membership in FSC is open
to all students and faculty who
oppose the war. Persons interested
in participating in the summer
program may drop by the terrace
table, or phone information chair
man Brandyn Feldman at 345
(W20 or Segarl at 344-3730
ASUO Calls
For Petitions
The ASUO is still asking for
petitions for summer members
for the course evaluation com
mittee, Student Conduct Com
mittee, and Student Court.
Petitions may be turned in
any time In room 301 Allen
llall. Deadline for petitions is
5 p.m. Tuesday.
The course evaluation com
mittee will work on prepara
tion of a booklet to be pub
lished in the fall.
CLASSIFIED ADS
NOTICE
Emerald classified ads can be
placed in The Emerald office in
301 Allen, Monday through
Thuraday 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
LOVELY two-story, four-bdrm.
home, study, living rm., din. rm.,
modern maple kitchen, 2 bath,
washer, dryer, refrig., 15 cu. ft.
freezer, built-in range, oven and
dishwasher, f.c.b., fenced in back
yard, 20 min. commuting to Eu
gene on freeway. By owner, 942
5425, 323 N. 9th, Cottage Grove.
3 BEDROOM home in S.E. Eu
gene Lovely, fenced-in yard,
$14,975, KHA Call 345-7713 after
5 p.m.
THK UNIVERSITY’S Faculty-Student Committee to Stop the War in Viet Nani staged this march
during academic year to protest U.S. involvement in the war. The committee will hold a program of
discussions and other activities on the war this summer.
Professional Dancer Featured in Recital
Sopme Maslow, New York
choreographer and dancer, will
present a public performance to
day at the University.
She and members of her tech
niques of dancing class will per
form excerpts from two of her
r
works, ‘'Prologue and tolksay
at 8 p m. in the School of Mu
sic Auditorium.
Miss Maslow is concluding a
two-week stay at the University
where she has served as artist
in residence for the Summer Aca
demy of Contemporary Arts.
1
two fine locations
Pancake
Restaurant
6 Blocks from Campus
the BEST pancakes
also
Hamburgers
Steaks — Chicken
Shrimp — Salads
Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Open Sundays
652 E. Broadway
Parkside Lounge
Quiet, relaxing dining . . .
the finest food in town. Why
not make Stanley's a part
of your evening’s entertain
ment. Drop in fop dinner be
fore the show or a snack
afterwards.
Open 6:30 a m. to 12 p.m.
Open Sundays
845 Willamette
TV RENTALS
ALL SIZES
DEKA ELECTRONICS
390 W. 12th Ph. 342-2488
PATRONIZE YOUR
• ADVERTISERS' •
FOR SALE
SOUND 3-bflrm. homes with spe
cial FHA terms giving low move
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
~moving7
Table (34x78), armchair, garden
tools, lamps, dishes, miscellane
ous. 344-5804, preferably eve
nings.
SCHWINN 10-speed bike. Cost
S75 new; a steal at best offer over
$50. Excellent condition—never
ridden in rain. Call 343-5987 aft
er six.
T-BIRDS Flying Club member
ship. Leaving area—must sell.
Best offer over $45. Call Bob,
343-5987 evenings.
BUYING or selling a home?
Either way call Larry Whitson—
345-8244 with Cougill-Hansen
Realtors.
MOBILE home. Older model
Westwood. Furnished. 8 x 24,
$5E0. Write Judith Burke, Gen
eral Delivery, Creswell.
’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.
BABY GRAND PIANO.
942 5424.
CARS & CYCLES
1952 XK120M Jaguar Coupe.
Good condition. $795. Will con
sider trade for Volkswagen. 688
9399.
1960 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan. Ex
cellent condition. All extras.
$750. 344-9684.
1958 VOLVO Station Wagon. Good
condition. Call Vera, 345-1918
after 5.
WANTED
ATTRACTIVE college girls with
pleasing personality and neat
appearance as assistants with
fast growing cosmetic firm. Good
income and have fun. Call 688
1596.
INHABITANTS of large two-story
house now rushing for high
stepping roommates. Alice Ja
kobs, 1485 Mill, 343-4840.
ROOMMATES to share two bed
room house for summer. Some
what furnished. Call Phil, ext.
1817 or 343 9310.
ROOMMATE wanted for summer
—female—have apartment now.
343-3706.
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.
WANTED: Typing, my home. Eve
nings. Call after 6 p.m. 746-8674.
WILL 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.
TAPING, bookkeeping, mailing
service. Professional. Reasonable
rates. Call 344-3758 after 7.
TUTORING in German.
Phone 344-8790 evenings.
SPEEDEE typing service. Reason
able. 345-1658.
TYPING—Fast service. 344-8030.
HELP WANTED
PART TIME
SALES
$200 a month guaranteed to qual
ified students able to work 4-0
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 pm.
SUBJECTS wanted for interesting
experiment in judgment. Call
Mrs. Batori, 344-1481, Oregon
Research Institute.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED apartments for rent.
1449 Pearl.
1 bedroom. S40.
2 bedroom $75.
Call 345-2011 or 342-2771.
ONE BDRM., very spacious, com
fortable, complete living facili
ties for two adults. All utilities
furnished. $106. 2308 Willamette.
| 344-9710.
j TWO furnished 1 bedroom apart
ments. 1 with view. Both redecor
ated. Can be seen Sat. and Sun.
[ 1-5. 1819 Kincaid.
SUMMER rooms, 1 block from
Library. $30 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. 96814
Alder.
OCEAN FRONT, all electric, va
cation apartment. By week or by
day. 746-2746.
SUMMER rooms for women. $30.
Kitchen privileges. Rebec House.
Call 344-2730.
LARGE room for rent for male
student. Near campus. 345-1008.
ROOM TO RENT to mature per
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.
RIDE wanted to or toward Penn.
Aug. 19. Minimum luggage. Will
help pay expenses. Box 137.
Carson Hall.
LOST AND FOUND
3-MONTH-OLD male kitten. Light
orange. Lost from 1560 Villard,
Sunday evening. Favorite pet of
4 children. If found please call
343-5807.
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.
WHAT IS THE BAHA I WORLD
FAITH? Informal noon diseusr
sion today in SU. Bring your
lunch.