Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 19, 1968, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextDucks Host Beavers ■ MB < Cmuhnwd on page 1) would stmt against OSIJ. Bclko definitely will open with Billy (jaskins and Kick Abrahamson at guards. Both played well on the recent road-trip to Washing ton. John PlnkslatT also is assured of a starting berth. The 0 7 senior center will have to over come a live-inch height disad vantage if Bartolomc is able to perform against Oregon. Three Duck forwards have been vying for the two first string positions Belko will pick from a group of cornermen in cluding Ken Smith, Bob Craven and Jim Henry. The winner of the four game annual series between Oregon and Oregon State is awarded the Chancellor’s Trophy, symbolic of collegiate basketball suprem acy in the state. Bast year the Ducks gained possession of the award by capturing the series 3-1. MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY NEXT campus literary maga/ine, needs editor-manager to oversee business opera tion and circulation. Sal aried. Business experi ence or courses required. Apply to Mr. Richard Rey nolds, EMU, M 101. Current Oregon scoring sta tistics reveal that only two bucks - Smith and Gaskins — are averaging in double figures. Smith is I he most prolific* point maker, averaging 15.1 per game, while Gaskins is hitting at 12.5. Frosh Play... (Continued from page <5 > operated on following fall term finals, and he recovered so quickly that “he’ll probably see a little action" this weekend, ac cording to lleincr. Lurry Holliday, the other player lost to knee surgery, is definitely lost for the season, lleincr said. l.ovc leads the team in scor inti wth 200 points in nine games, a 22.9 per game average, lie has hit 56 percent of his shots from the field. Love is also the leading rebounder, with a 12.8 average. Forward Bill Drozdiak is aver aging 18 1 points per game, hit ting on 53 percent of his field goal attempts. John Green, the other forward, averages 12.0, while the two guards, Carlton Slater and Leonard Jackson, each carry an 119 average. Following Love in rebound ing are Green, with an 11.7 average, and Drozdiak, 10.2. The Frosh as a team average 90 9 points as compared to the opponents’ 71.8, and 86.4 re bounds to 41.0 for the oppon ents LOU RAWLS! We like him in concert You'll like his records at the id 877 E. 13th Open 9:30 Volkswagen Specialists OPEN: Monday-Friday—8 a m.-6 p.m. Saturdays—8 a.m. 12 p.m. 9 low repair charoes • WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED • FACTORY TRAINED IN GERMANY • FULLY EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ALL GERMAN MAKES GERMAN AUTO SERVICE 2045 Franklin Blvd. 342-2912 CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE Clarified Deadline: Place In 301 Alien, Emerald office by 2:00 p.m. clay pre ceding publication. Deadline for Monday, however, la 2 p.m. Friday. Classified Kates: 5c per word the first day, 3c per word (30c minimum) every day thereafter. 50 cent minimum on first insertion. Classified ads roust be paid for at time of placement. All advertising published In the classified section of the Emerald la governed by Standards of Ethics established by the Emerald. The intent subscribed to by the Emer ald is to keep advertising clear and accurate with no Intention to con fuse or mislead. Any deviation from these Standards of Ethics should be called to the attention of the Classified Advertising Department. FOR SALE SKI BOOTS - One of the finest ski boots made. Straight from Austri an factory; Avoid retailer. Under selling retail custom boots by $50. Very fast delivery, 343 4989 eve*. 888 Playboy—$6.50 yearly. .344-8450 12 STRING guitar, made to the seller's specifications in Paracho, Mexico, $135. 344-0306. 849 CARSON women's dorm contracts three for sale Call Judy eat. 498 or Dale. ext. 2590. 882 TWO 14 Inch Fenton mag wheels: $40 for both wheels. Phone 344 5128. 800 MAI-E College Inn contract. Private room. 344 0007 801 COLLEGE Inn contract for sale will sell at loss 344 5940 912 CARS & CYCLES JAGUAR 150-S, uew tires, completely rebuilt motor, trans. and brakes, new Mlchelln X tires, very clean. Phone 344 0940 (after 6 p.m.) 877 ’81 VW — excellent mechanical con dition. Reasonable. Contact Nancy llall, ext. 486 860 ’66 HONDA 305cC, excellent condi tion, make ofTer, ext. 2i>42. Ask for Rm. 204. 926 '59 TR-3 — white, with new tires, hardtop. >625. Call 746 4848. 914 ’55 FORD automatic, V-8, $50. Garry Frit*, 214 Willcox, ext. 2165. 879 ’65 MUSTANG, 289.4 .speed, $1695. 345 8048. 866 MUST sell 1965 Honda 160 CB. Very Rood. 345 0093 . 894 Campus Briefs Honors College elections will be held from 8 a m. to 5 p.m. today only. All members please vote. Drakes and Decoys will have a func tion at 4 p.m. Saturday at the B. F. •The Ills of the Three Hour Course” will be the topic of discussion be tween interested students and faculty members Wednesday in the EMU. Room to be posted. Three trips sponsored by the Out door Program are scheduled for this weekend. A ski tour and snowshoe hike to French Pete Creek area is scheduled to leave at 7 a.m. Saturday from the KMU turnaround. There will be a meeting at 7 p.m. today in Room 23 of the EMU for those interested in RoinR. Let's Get Acquainted Compare our rates and service! If not satisfied, we urge you to try someone else. If you don't have an American credit card, we do accept Brand X (Chevron, Enco, and others) on our discounted gas and fine line of Atlas products. Remember, when on Franklin Blvd., stop in at the sian of service Walt's American "NEXT TO THE DOG HOUSE" 1535 Franklin Blvd. Phone 345-9360 CARS & CYCLES '53 DODGE station wagon. Top run ning shape, radio, heater, and Rood tires, $125. Phone 344-2802 evenings. 910 >4 FOHD V 8, 4 door wdan, i adlo and heater, Fordomatlc, good condition, $150. ■ — 872 ’07 HONDA 305cc, Super Hawk. Sell equity for $175, assume balance of $490. 342-4600 or 344 7432. 899 -■ 1 HI 81ANG 289 CU. in , 4 ■■ i chrome wheels. Call Jerry, ext. 2669, Dunn Hall. 362 0! Dodok • condition, new paint Job, recent tune-up, 343 4989. 886 *38 VW bus excellent running con dition. Good tires, $350. 344-6541. 906 SERVICES GILBERT'S LITHO 688-4355 or 688-4697 Theses — Questionnaires Abstracts — Term Papers (Graduate School approved typists IBM proportional typewriters) 403 PROFESSIONAL mlmeoij raphing, printing, duplicating, typing, resu mes prepared. Quality workman ship, excellent service, reasonable rates. Rachel Weinstein Business Service. 33 East 10th, 345 7851 or 344 3758 evenings. 11961 QUALITY typing, Witting, muUilith ing. U of O graduate. BA degree Pol. Sei.; IBM Executive, graduate approved. 342 2045, 3030 6 Wiliam et-e, Mrs. Burnett. 753 TYPING: Doris Gilbert, 12 years, exp., IBM Executive, 688 4355, or Shari Fraser, 746-0885. Graduate school approved. 865 PROFESSION \l. r V P I S T-STENO. Graduate approved IBM Executive. 688 3579 . 833 WEAVING instructions, Leclerc looms. Teresa Folts. 355 Fairway Loop, Eugene. 334 typing, mi f; i ' • *«■«.»>. Graduate aproved. 863 LAUNDRY and ironing in my home. Reasonable, 345-3438 930 FOR RENT Oakwood Manor $86.50 — one-bedroom; $101.50 two bedroom; $117.50 three bedroom. Electric appliances, draperies, water and garbage paid; just off 18th on Oak Patch Rd. 343-6055 797 TWO BEDROOM furnished apt. close to University; available Feb. 1; heat and garbage furnished, $90. No par ties, 344-9205, after 6 or weekends. 924 ON CAMPUS NEW One large bedroom furnished, 344 8898, 344-1493 . 907 ROOMS for males only, no freshmen. Across street from campus, cooking facilities provided, rent $50. 345 9565. 923 TO MALE student—room in private home, with kitchen privileges, breakfast furnished if desired, 344 1376 evenings. 905 2 BEDROOM house, furnished, water garbage, $110. 1650 Pearl, 342 3235 710 UPPER furnished 5-room. Graduate students, 2190 Willamette between 5 and 7. 891 TWO student rooms, $40 mo., kitchen privileges, close to downtown-cam pus. 343 7588 after 6 p.m. 880 WANTED ROOMMATE ROOMMATE wanted (male! to share two bedroom house. 19th and Oak. Ph. 343 6725 evenings. 852 MALE roommate. Share 1 bedroom apt. $47.50 month. 2 blocks from campus. Call 345-2648. 901 GRADUATE male wishes roommate. Apt 7. 1844 Kincaid after 5. 892 FEMALE roommate wanted. Call 344 2525. 884 QUIET studious female roommate wanted. Phone 345-3872. 737 MALE roommate wanted — 345-6997 between 6-7:30. 900 FEMALE wishes roommate. Spacious apt.. 1844 Kincaid, Apt. 4. 893 JOB OPPORTUNITIES MARINE employment opportunities. Complete information, where, how, necessary requirements, h i r i n g places, etc. Work on freighters or passenger ships. Earn from $407 to $1,500 monthly. Free room & board, travel and adventure. Summer or full-time. Send for booklet $2.00. Marine Information, P.O. Box 6025. Seattle, Wash. 925 COLLEGE men: Make more money this summer, work away from home. Call Biuce'.-ext. 2582, Tuesdays (9 11 a.m.) or Thursdays 16-8 p.m.). 768 HELP WANTED MALE volunteers required by Ore ?(on Research Institute for interest ng project in decision making. Must be able to participate 2-2 hours per week for four consecutive weeks. At $1.50/hour, subjects will earn between *12 and $15. Call Ore gon Research Institute at 343-1674 to volunteer. Get your name in early while there is still room! 931 BABYSITTER for two—your home. Write: 4501 Franklin. Space 24. 285 WANTED ROOM needed: Immediately with ma ture, motivated studentfs). Call Diane, 344-6117 or ext. 1360. 011 STATISTICS tutor Ed 507. Mittman: CHILDREN THE CHALLENGE, Dreikurs. 342-2703. 782 URGENT. Staff member needs 4-5 bedroom rental near campus by Feb. 1. Ext. 2601. 875 MISCELLANEOUS WHY PAY more for your meat? For the best meat in town with the now lowest prices ever, call Falkcnstcin's Meat Co. Sides and quarters cut, wrapped and marked — ready for delivery. 638-8110. 231 WE BUY, sell, rent or repair type writers — adding machines. Alien Office Equipment, 1194 Willamette. 343 0112. 170 BEEN to the fascinating Flea Mar ket? Try it. Anticues, furniture, unusuals. Discounts. Shop 'n swap. 4418 Franklin, 726-7518. 923 LOST AND FOUND LOST: Black wallet. Stephen H. Gam ble, 1000 Patterson. College Inn, Phone 343-9291, Km. 119. REWARD. 934 REW’ARD offered for black purse lost in 120 Men's P.E. Call ext. 1757. 890 PERSONAL THE FOLLOWING girls have been officially taoped by the men of Kappa Sigma for Timberline '68, January 19, 20, 21: STARDUST COURT Gail Culp Feggv Bother Cheryl Dick Linda Soassey Casae Schlegel Kathy Belloc Sally Mitchell Judy MacLean, Cathy Christianson, Sue Dotson, Dana Burries. Leslie Scarlett, Judy Jacobsen, Coron Cal lan, Carol Hill, Nancy Ordway, Linda Shum, Melissa Anderson, Barh Jones, Carrell Doak, Helen Wahl, Duane Morrison, Linda Meier, Jan Walter, Pat Evans, Barb Booze, Milo Minnis, Linda Ticoulat. Marci Foisec. Teri Smith, Karin Grange, Kris Ba lie. Gina Coxen, Robin Richardson. Marla Galkin. Jan Moomavv. Linda Gage, Linda Scott, Mary MacLendon, Patty Crist, Gayle Powell, Adrienne James, Mary-Pat Zaddach, Jimmi Kay Brewer, Ann Roberts, Ann Warren, Lez New house, Bev Ford, Jan Offord, Cary Anderson. Vickie Henning, Lora Holcomb, Janis Giffin. 933 RALPH freaked out last weekend. Take me to the Hammond Type writer at the Wesley Foundation Friday. 8:30 until 12 and only a dollar. I think I‘m addicted to their music, (signed). Lovebird. 909 WANTED — eager bodies clutching very small sums of cash in out stretched palms at: BALLET FOUN DATION. 610 Willamette, room 202. First class free! 345-0751. 881 THE SMALL CROWD has available several Friday night bookings — hear us at the Lemon & Orange Squeeze. Contact Ray Green, 746 0662. 918 WOULD you rather SQUEEZE a LEMON or an ORANGE? Take your pick Saturday night in the EMU Ballroom 9-12 (only 50 cents a squeeze). 920 SKINNER Butte Cross faces State Supreme Court. Maintain separa tion of church and state. Send to Citizens in Support of Religious Liberty, Box 174, Eugene, Ore. 932 SEE EUGENES only female jazz group — “LES FEMMES” every Mon., Tues., Weds., and Thurs. nights. Holiday Inn. Free weekends. 343-9501. 789 HAPPY HOURS! 10 p.m.-l a.m., Tues days, Wednesdays, and Thyrsdays at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR, 15th and Willamette—40c pitchers! Free pizza delivery on campus. 337 DON'T miss Chaplin's greatest silents at the “New 1085” at the ID. Above Bill Baker's (every Fri., Sat., Sun.) 7-9-11. " ' 902 NO STAPLE tat her navel. Buy PLATYPUSS No. 2 at Co-op, SU, Book Mark, J. P. Totole's, ID, Book Noog. 870 “Mr. Soul" Lou Rawls tonight 8:00 — McArthur Court THE INSTANT RELATIONS; appear ing nightly at the Kon Tiki. For bookings call 689-3723. 883 THE TECHNICAL Difficulties don’t love anyone — be wise improvise. 927 THE GREEN-ONYX (formerly EMU Dining Roomt comes alive Satur day nlglit 9-T2 for 25 cents. ' 921 GREEKS can put on the best Friday at 4. Come see for yourself! 919