Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, March 01, 1968, Page Thirteen, Image 13

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    Job Opportunities
Hlfn-up at Placement Service, 2nd
Fauor Campbell Hall for Interviews.
Additional Information Is available.
March 1 Tigard Public Schools,
Tigard, Oregon.
March I Woodland Joint Unified
School District.
March 1 Dalian Public Schools,
Dallas, Oregon.
March I South Whittier School
District, Whittier, California
March 4 Klamath Kails School
District, Klamath Kails, Oregon.
March 4 Walla Walla Public
School*. Walla Walla, Washington.
March 4 Carden Grove Unified
School District, Carden Grove, Cali
fornia.
March 4 Puyallup Public Schools,
Puyallup, Washington
March 4 A 5 Bend Public Schools.
Bend. Oregon.
March & Salem Public Schools,
Sulem, Oregon.
March Tt Clover Park School Dis
trict, Tacoma, Washington
March 5 KUmonU* School District,
Lynwood, Washington.
March 5 Oak Harbor School Dis
trict, Oak Harbor, Washington.
March 5 Milpitas School District,
MUpitur, California.
March fl Tacoma Public Schools,
Tacoma. Washington.
March f, Santa Marla Joint Union
High School District, Santa Marla,
California
March fi Lynch School District,
Poitland. Oregon.
March »i Montebello Unified School
Dl*>tricl. Montebello, California.
March 7 Santa Clara Unified
School District, Santa Clara, Califor
nia.
March 7 Shoreline Public Schools,
Seattle, Washington.
March 7 Mllwauklc Public Schools,
ADlwaukic, Oregon.
March 7 Itedwood Elementary
School District, I ted wood City, Call
sorma.
March 8 Coon Hay School Din*
trlct, Coon Hay, Oregon.
March 8 Saratoga High School,
Saratoga, California
March 8 Fremont Unified School
Dinirict, Fremont, California.
March 8 Parkrose School Dis
trict, Portland, Oregon.
March 27 Gulf Oil Corp. Bun. Adm.,
Eton, and Liberal Art*. Marketing
(student should complete application
form prior to Interview).
March 27 t' S Dept, of Housing St
Urban Development. BA plus In any
major. Soc. Set., Business, Acting.,
Engineering, Architecture are partic
ularly desired. Public Housing, Urban
Bmfwil, Metropolitan Dev.
March 27 Insurance Company of
North America. Hum. Adm. or Liberal
Arts. Underwriting, and other non
sales positions.
March 27—It FA Express Co. Bache
lor's — Bus. Adm., Transportation,
Eron. Operations and Sales.
March 27 F. W. Woolworth Co. BA,
BS- Bus. Adm. Sc related. Manage
ment Trainees.
March 27 — David Douglas High
School, Portland, Oregon.
March 27- Longview Public Schools,
Longview, Washington.
March 27 Bonita Unified School
District. San Dimas, California.
March 27 Koscburg Public Schools,
Rnscburg, Oregon.
March 28 Broadway Dept. Stores.
Bachelor’s Bus. Adm . Marketing,
Econ., Home Econ., English, Liberal
Arts. Retailing.
March 28 Price Waterhouse St Com
pany. Bachelor’s, Master’s—Account
ing. Audit, Tax Mgmt. Services.
KWAX—Dial 91.1 FM
Friday. March 1
3:00—Sign On; Out of Sight with
5:00 -News; Music
5 30 Guest Star
5:55—Pre-Game Warmup
6:00—Freshman Basketball: Oregon
vs. Portland State College
Junior Varsity
7:30 -Jazz Track: Distinctive jazz
with John and Hugh O’Conner
10:00- O.C.B.S. News
10:15—Evening Concert
12:00 Slgn-OfT
Saturday, March 2
12:00—Noon: Sign-On
12:15—News
12:30—Spectrum: Good popular music
with interviews of noteworthy
campus personalities, sports,
news and other features for
your Saturday afternoon lis
tening pleasure
2:30—Across the Atlantic: News from
University students studying
in Holland
2:45—Alpine Holiday: Italy and Ger
many are featured this week
3:00—Spectrum
4:00—News
4:25—Pre Game Warmup
4:30—Freshman Basketball: Oregon
vs. Washington
6:00—Voices of VISTA
6:30—Saturday Serenade
7:00—The Music Factory
8:00 Folk Styles with the lively Sat
urday night bunch and host
A1 Mandelberg
10:00 -News
10:15—Soft Sounds: Music for your
late evening enjoyment until
the wee hours. Your comments
on this late hour broudcastlng
are appreciated
We'll Check Your Car
And give a written
diagnosis and estimate
WITH NO OBLIGATION
We Welcome Problem Jobs
Loan Cars & BankAmerlcard
Thrifty Auto
Repair
400 Block t'oburg Road
344*2219 Eves. 343*5997
CLASSIFIED ADS
mmtE
Cl a vi I fh'd Deadline: Place In 301 Allen,
Emerald office by 2:00 p.ra. day pre
ceding publication. Deadline for
Monday, however, la 2 p.m. Friday.
Cl a uhl fled Ratea: 9c per word the ft rut
day, 3c per word (30c minimum)
every day thereafter.
90 cent minimum on lirat lnaertlon.
C'luaatiled uda must be paid for at time
of placement.
AH advertising publlahed In the
claaatfled section of the Emerald la
governed by Standards of Ethlca
established by the Emerald. The
Intent subscribed to by the Emer
ald la to keep advertising clear and
accurate with no Intention to con
fuse or mlalcad. Any deviation from
these Standards fo Ethlca should
be called to the attention of the
Classified Advertising Department.
FOR SALE
FORCED to sell 30 foot aluminum
trailer home, fully furnished, built
in TV, propane heater, electric
heater, many extras. $099.00 or beat
offer. 080-4000 or 088 2559. 1462
VIET CONG flag, captured Sept. 05
near Phu Bat, Vietnam. Handmade
with mlaalng corner and a few bul
let boles. Highest bid over $30 be
fore 5 p.m. March 1. 342-4133. 1434
SAILBOATS—-new, used fiberglas. C
l.arka, Thistles, Lightnings. Winter
discount until March 1, 1968. Eve
nings or weekends. 343-0181, 345
2072. 1377
NO CLOSING dorm contract, now or
spring term. Ext. 486 - Max field —
Leave name, number and time to
call. 1453
CAR RADIO and jack AM FM. Locks
In and is portable also. Best fits
VW but will fit other cars, $90. 345
8889 1448
HUGE DISCOUNT on dorm contract.
Call Sandy, ext. 2653 or 1418 leave
message. 1429
DORM contract. Ext. 2652, Jonna or
Linda. 1437
CHEAP dorm contract for spring
term - Jeff Clark, ext. 2645. 1464
Campus Briefs
Announcements for Campus Briefs
must be turned In by 3 p.m. the day
before publication. Because of space
limitations no announcements will be
run more than twice.
Rally tryouts for men and women
will be held during the first weeks
of spring term.
Applications for Mortar Board, na
tional senior women's honorary, are
available in 30L EMU and arc due
today. A 3.00 accumulative is requir
ed and all candidates must be seniors
next year.
Sign up for Panhellenic Spring Rush
will continue through March 28 In
terested coeds should contact the
Dean of Women's Office.
Delta Delta Delta scholarship ap
plications are due today. Turn in
to the Dean of Women’s office or to
Cyndi Norris at the Tri Delt house.
Positions are now open on the In
ternational Education Center Peace
Corps Committee. Applications are
available In Room 319 EMU.
There will be a German Club Pic
nic from 4-6 Sunday at Hendricks
Park. The charge is 25 cents per per
son. All German students, faculty
and guests are welcome. If you plan
to attend please sign up outside the
German office. 2nd floor Friendly.
There will be a “Friday-at-4” with
the Appollos at 4 today in the Fish
bowl.
Arthur Quinn, of the history de
partment at Princeton University,
will speak on “Natural Philosophy
and the Discovery of Electrical Con
duction: English Science in the First
Half of the 18th Century,” at 4 p.m.
today in the EMU.
The University women’s basketball
teams will play their last games to
night in the Gerlinger gym, varsity at
7:30 p.m. and J.V.’s at 6:30 p.m.
Blood Bank
The Lane Memorial Blood Bank
needs the following types of blood
for its special account which serves
the faculty, students, and staff of the
University.
Donor hours are 1:30 to 4:00 p.m.
Monday. Tuesday, and Thursday, and
by appointment from 3 to 7 p.m. Fri
day. The Blood Bank is located at 740
E. 13th.
_Unit8 Needed
6
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5
1
1
2
Type
A Positive
A Negative
O Positive
O Negative
B Positive
AB Positive
$200
Up to
2 Years
To Pay
HARRY RITCHIE
858 Willamette, Eugene
I**
FOR SALE
ARCHITECT’S
TRIUMPH
and pleasing to the most exacting
buyer searching for any artistic 3
bedroom CONTEMPORARY. Open
beams, cedar paneling, skylights,
Cathedral Celling, and exotic floor
to celling windows, overlooking the
view of CITY! A secluded yard
punctuated with oak trees in ex
cellent DUNN SCHOOL location,
too. First time on the market so
don't delay. Call 345-5010; 343 4247.
929,875. Easy financing: 92,075 down
buys It. FHA appraised. 1375
TWO BLOCKS
FROM CAMPUS
Two furnished houses, 3 bedrooms
and 1 bedroom. Total price for both
915,950. First time offered. Terms:
Cash to 912,000 loan. Evenings call
Don Lemke, 343-0186 or days United
Pacific Realty, 342 3621. 1607 Oak St.
1405
TRANSISTOR radlo/3 speed phono In
good condition. Needs new needle.
Best offer over 915. Also assorted
45's and 4-record classics album,
"Folk Songs and Minstrels." Contact
Amanda at ext. 2553. 1039
SKIS AND BOOTS. Head GS 210 cm.
Look Nevada bindings. Blizzard
210 cm marker bindings. Koflach
buckle boot, size 11. 344 5451. 1342
NO CLOSING DORM contract for
spring terra — reduced price. Call
Rita, ext. 2596. 1461
TR-3 PARTS, soft top, front bumper
and grill. All reasonable. Austin
Healey grill, 344-0940. 1456
NO CLOSING DORM contract for
spring term. Call Sarah, ext. 496.
1428
2 OAKTRON 12" woofers for sale. VAt”
voice coll, excellent bass, for stereo.
935/pr. or 920 each. 343-6147.
TWO DORM contracts; spring term,
ext. 2659, Krause or Karlson. Leave
name, number. 1433
17* DOUBLE seater foldboat Kayak.
Paddles and rudder, 9165. 343-1770
evenings. 1425
TWO DORM contracts. Spring terra.
Brewer or Babcock, Parsons-Bean.
Ext. 2159. 1414
EYELET embroidered silk organza
wedding gown, matching train, size
8. 975. 345-3069. 1409
DORM CONTRACT, now or spring
terra. Ext. 2358. 1378
TWO WOMEN’S dorm contracts. Call
Judy, ext. 498. 1396
MUST SELL dorm contract for spring
term. Contact: Casey, ext. 2068. 1390
MUST SELL dorm contract, spring
terra. Call Dave, ext. 2550. 1451
CARS & CYCLES
DO YOU need reliable, reasonable car
repair? American and foreign cars.
Volkswagen specialty. All carbure
tor rebuilding. PUD’S TUNE-UP
SHOP, 35th and Main, Springfield.
747-9451. 1134
’61 FORD convertible, 352 4-barrel,
high lift cam. Clean, good condi
tion. 343 1907 or 345- 9108 ask for
Al. Make offer. 1447
’65 VALIANT Tudor hardtop, V-8,
automatic, power steering. Excel
lent condition. $1700. Call 345-7337
after 5 p.m. 1411
’59 SUNBEAM Rapier, needs starter,
fuel pump, otherwise good trans
portation, $250. Rusty 343-1735. 1432
DIVORCE: Must sacrifice 1967 Dat
sun wagon, 17,000 miles, 4-speed
stick, $1595. 343-5633. 1449
'56 CHEV. $95. Will transport new
owner for 2 years. Phone 342-1075.
1372
’67 TRIUMPH (TR-4A) excellent con
dition. Call Lee Ann, ext. 2575. 1394
BSA — 350 Blue Star; top condition.
1963 , 6,000 miles. 344 0604. 1450
*64 MGB Roadster, 25,000 actual miles.
Percept shape, $1795. 343-7841. 1444
SERVICES
TYPING at reasonable rates, correc
tions made if required. Call 344-8585.
1195
Typing in home 345-2893
1259
PROFESSIONAL T Y P I S T-STENO.
Graduate approved IBM Executive.
688-3579. 833
TYPING—fast service, accurate, de
pendable. Electric typewriter. 344
8930. 1226
TYPING — 8Vfc yrs. experience. Grad.
School approved. Legal experience,
726-7274. 1047
QUALITY shirt ironing — inexpen
sive. Close to campus. 345-4511. 1438
TYPING Service — accurate proofing,
spelling, grammar. 343-5280. 1109
TYPING, Mrs. Ryan, Phone 343 6690.
Graduate approved. 1319
TYPING for students. 482 W. 11th Ave.
342-3987. 1400
EXPERT IBM typing. Anything. Bar
bara Mathewson, 344-8778. 11875
SPEEDEE Typing Service. Reason
able. Phone 345-1658. 1045
SERVICES
GILBERT'S LITHO
688-4355 or 688-4607
These* — Questionnaires
Abstracts — Term Papers
(Graduate School approved typists
IBM proportional typewriters)
403
Typing. Phone 688-4714 or
688-4994.
1374
Experienced typist. Electric
typewriter. 343-0316.
1321
Typing—IBM Electric
688-8405
1275
QUALITY typing, editing, U. of O.
graduate, BA. degree Pol. Sci., IBM
Exec., Grad, approved. 342-2045,
3030 6 Willamette, Mrs. Burnett.
1420
RACHELS INCOME TAX SERVICE.
Prompt service, quality work, rea
sonable rates. SPECIAL RATES TO
STUDENTS. 345 7851 or 344-3758.
1103
TYPING — electric typewriters, all
papers, pick-up and delivery. 344
4693. 1387
TYPING. Rough drafts, term papers,
small theses. Mrs. Alcorn, 1267 W.
11th. 343-4855. 12013
FOR RENT
PARK
RIVER VIEW
Georgeous LOCATION. 2 bedroom apt.
with fireplace, dishwasher, washer
and dryer, carpeting, and drapes.
$145.
LARGE WALK OUT
BALCONY
One of the finest in tow n.
344-1493 1406
Oakwood Manor
386.50 — one-bedroom; 3101.50 two
bedroom; 311750 three bedroom.
Electric appliances, draperies, water
and garbage paid; Just off 18th on
Oak Patch Rd. 343-6055. 737
— STARLIGHT PLAZA —
Large 2 bedroom deluxe apartments.
Quiet, dignified, off campus living.
Beautiful carpets, drapes, furniture
color coordinated. 2515 Frontier Dr.
342-4206, 343-9797. 1373
Northgate Manor
SEVEN MIN. to campus, deluxe two
bedroom apts.; furnished - unfur
nished. 1814 “L” St., Springfield. In
quire Apt. 1, 747-4777. 1368
TWO BEDROOM furnished, all appli
ances including washer, dryer.
Block from Sacred Heart on Pat
terson. 343-4992. 1475
FOUR BEDROOM furnished home,
electric heat, fireplace, near Sac
red Heart on Hilyard, $210. 343-4992.
1474
FEMALE student reserve your room
for next term. Semi-private bath.
Limited kitchen privileges. Phone
343-1358. 1403
LUXURIOUS 1 bedroom apt., gar
bage disposal, carpeting, parking
near campus. 405 E. 14th, $110. Call
343-5006. 1435
l'A BLOCKS from PLC. Modern, fur
nished one bedroom apt. Immedi
ate occupancy. 345-5765, 343-6444.
1401
LARGE 3 bedroom furnished house,
garage, $120. 1036 Country Club Rd.
343-5834. 1463
FURNISHED apt., 2 bedrooms, car
pets, large—$145. 19th and Patter
son No. 13, 343-2076. 1460
TWO bedroom apt. One block from
campus. Available for spring term.
343-3749. 1458
ONE BEDROOM apt., furnished. Avail
able immediately. 1552 Ferry, Apt. 7.
343 5038. 1446
NOW RENTING: spacious 2-bedroom
luxury apts., 19th and Patterson.
342-4514. 1350
MODERN furnished apartments for
two, $100-$110. 611 E. 11th, Apt. 2.
344-4674. ’408
FURNISHED *pt for bachelor or
couple. Garage, storage, $65. 344
8215. 1445
MODERN 1 bedroom apt. 771 E. 14th.
345-7859. 1361
SMALL, quiet, comfy court apt.—fur
nished. One man, $45. 345-7150. 1469
ROOM and BOARD
FEMALE student live in. 20 hrs. light
housework, babysitting weekly re
turn for room and board. Own
room, bath. 344-6494.1467
WANTED ROOMMATE
MALE share 2-bedroom house near
campus with two, $27. 345-1300. 1383
WANTED ROOMMATE
MALE GRAD to share modern, 2-bed'
room apt., pool, patio, washer-dry
er, etc., private room. Prefer sen
sitive, mature guy, 343-9500. 1311
FEMALE to share two-bedroom apt.
with three others. Dishwasher, fire
place, pool, 2 blocks from campus,
$43.75/month. 345 5089. 1455
FEMALE grad student wanted to
share two bedroom apartment; mod
ern duplex, sundeck, fireplace. Call
3434762. 1442
MALE: Share modern 2 bedroom apt.
with 2 others, $50. Call 343-2190 or
ext. m6 1468
FEMALE roommate to share 1-bed
room apt. Your half, $45. 345 2298.
_ 1386
MISCELLANEOUS
HELP WANTED
FROM people who want to help
WHERE: VISTA (Volunteers In Serv
ice To America)
WHEN: As soon as possible
CONTACT: Oregon Program Office
VISTA Training Center
University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon 97403
342-1411, Ext. 1941
1299
NEED A SKI BREAK??? SKI BANFF
—LAKE LOUISE spring vacation.
Special 5-day package only $69.50!
Four areas to ski; breakfasts and
dinners; lifts; entertainment. For
further information call: Joel Matta
344 2119 or Jerry Sharrard 343-3176.
1298
LIKE natural gas — cheap, cheap.
Antiques, furniture, everything. Try
us. Weds, thru Sun. The Flea Mart.
Just south of the Speck, 726-751g.
1290
WE BUY, sell, rent or repair type
writers — adding machines. Allen
Office Equipment, 1194 Wilamette.
343-9112. _170
WANTED
POETRY WANTED FOR
ANTHOLOGY
Idlewild Publishers, 543 Frederick,
San Francisco, California 94117.
1291
WANTED: Fender amp top. Call 343
4096.1465
LOST AND FOUND
THIEF—please bring my bike back
to Watson Hall. It needs its medi
cine. Pat. _ 1472
PERSONAL
CENTRAL Presbyterian Church new
Sunday schedule: (beginning March
3) 9:15—Worshop service; 10:00—
Classes for children, students and
adults; 11:15 — Worshop service.
1475 Ferry. 1454
EUGENE’S first polysensual electric
concert with the Northwests’ only
phantasyrock tribe the Portland
Zoo Electric Band, lights by Mr.
Pibly, smells by etc. 8-12 Friday,
March 1, Wesley Foundation. 1426
T.Y. Wake up Baby, and stop playing
games. Y’ou’re not the type. It’s
really too bad she had to be right
next door. What a riot! Do you
often blush the color of your crown
ing glory? Turkey. 1473
The Fantasticks
is Coming! !
1341
HEY CATS! We have them to suit
any taste. Long-hair, short-hair,
curly-hair. Come to the Cat Show,
Fairgrounds, Sa. and Sun., March
2-3. 1436
HAPPY HOURS! 10 p.m.-l a m.. Tues
days, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR, 15th
and Willamette—40c pitchers! Free
pizza delivery on campus. 337
GIRLS—Excitement is Spring Rush
1968. More info coming soon! Sign
up starts today in the Dean of
Women’s Office. 1422
LON CHANEY, Sr. PHANTOM OF
THE OPERA. Complete. Fri. & Sat.
8 & 10. Cinema 69. 877 E. 13th. 69c.
1452
DANCE to the music of the NITTY
GRITTY Sat. 9-12 at The Wesley
Foundation. Donation of $.75 goes
to Students for McCarthy. 1443
ATTENTION Phi-Dclts: The Rastics
hold their 1st annual Bobby Big-One
contest this weekend during open
hours. 1459
HILLEL service tonight at 7:15 p.m.
in the EMU. Oneg Shabbat follow
ing. Faculty and students welcome.
1477
HEY! It's a "Friday at 4” with the
Apollo’s. Where? In the Fishbowl,
of course. 1478
WEBFOOT Flying Club meeting. Be
there! Tuesday, March 5th. 7 p.m.
EMU. 1476
JOHN SCHAUB speaks at COS~Sun
day, The New Deal sings. Be there!
1471
YVETTE—Want a 69 cent breakfast—
meet you at the Duck-In. You-know
who. 1457
JOIN the Small Crowd” Friday, 9:00
12:00, EMU Ballroom. 1441
ATTENTION Squirrels. The Small
Crowd is on tonight. 1470
WHAT’S happening at the Wesley
Foundation tonight? 1466