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Campus Briefs ArttioiiiH-rmrniN for Campus Brief# must Hi- turned In Hy 3 p.m. the dny before publication. Because of space limitations no announcement* will bo run more Hum twice. Member# of Skull and Dugger and Druid# will ugtihi register for hnndl caped student# spring turn, Kllgl bl<* student* should contact the Dean of M»n‘n off ho will* their schedules before th« end of final# week. A colTcc will b«* given for now Ccn tnriunne* at noon today In the KMU. All old member# mu#t attend. Lenten Communion services are planned for 1 p m. toduy at the chapel in the Wesley foundation. Theae service# have been arranged by the Worship Committee of the Coopera tive Christian Ministry and will Ik* conducted according to the tradition of the campus minister officiating. Manuscript# can be re claimed from Next tin* first week of spring term between 10 and 12 a,in. weekdays in the* Next office. Feel free to reclaim Credits Available In Corps Study A term at the Tongue Point Job Corps Center with University credit is available through the School of (education. observation and participation in instructional and recreation al programs and seminar course work are included Applications may be made for the spring or future terms. Students arc allowed fifteen upper division credits in (educa tion and $150 a month for under graduates or $225 for graduates, as well as low-cost room and board. Those planning to teach liber al arts may count half of the practicum hours for student teaching requirements and may arrange to student teach in the Astoria schools as well. Interested persons contact Norman Hoover at ext. 2448 or at 202 Hunter Hall. ELECTRIC SHAVER SERVICE • We service all makes • • Special discount to students • 948 Oak ARDONS 343-5631 We Give Our Used Volkswagens A Complete Inspection WHY DON'T YOU? Over 40 Reconditioned Volkswagens to Choose From At One Location! PAPE' CROSS Volkswagen OPEN SUNDAY Lane County's Authorized VOI.KSWAKEN—PORSCHE Sates and Service Center #20 Coburg Road 343-3307 Thi> movie "Ten Who Dared: A Htory of the Colorado Illver" will he presented at 8 tonight In 180 Science. Political science department staff and graduate students will meet at 7 tonight In the Graduate Center at Chapman Mali to discuss department al policy governing assistants!)Ip and fellowship awards. Amphibians will hold tlielr last practice of the term from 9-9 tonight at 1-eighton Pool. Kveryone In the show must attend. Bring your tS.OO for the Northwest Aquatic Art Fes tival. Attention songleaders: Please re turn the postcards that were mailed to you concerning Spring Sing no later than Friday. Chess Club will meet at 8:30 tonight In the KMC. Pre-Registration Set The Office of Ktudent Affairs Ik again offering the opportu nity for handicapped students fo prt- register for next term’s classes. Eligible students should con tact the dean of men’s office in Emerald Hall before the end of finals week with their spring term schedules. KWAX—Dial 91.1 FM Thursday, March 7 3:00 Sign-On; Out of Sight with 5:00 Newt; Music 5:30—Battle Canada 5:45—Science In the News 6:00—Candlelight and Crystal 7:00—On the Shoulder* of Giants: "DNA" with Dr. James F. (’row 7:15—Journey Through Sweden 7:30 What’s the Issue? 8:00—KWAX Controversy: “The Na tional Economy: W'here Is It Headed?” Listeners are Invit ed to telephone questions to 342-1411. Ext. 2418 9:00—Music From the Shadows 9 30 -French Music and French Mu sicians 10:00 O.C.B.S. News 10:IS— Evening Concert 12:00 -Sign-Off Blood Bank The Lane Memorial Blood Bank needs the following types of blood for Its special account which servea the faculty, students, and ataff 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. Units Needed 5 () 3 2 3 Type A Positive A Negative O Positive O Negative B Positive AB Positive EUROPE $33600 ROUND TRIP 6th Annual Charter Flight June 17 Portland-London September 8 London-Portland via polar propjet Write or call: Bm Couchman 2443H Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon Telephone 344-2196 Sell Your Textbooks NOW! The Co-op is buying books for spring term until the end of finals week. To get the best prices, sell before the orders are filled! Books out of use here may be sold to a national wholesaler. CO-OP CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE Claxulfled Deadline: Place In 301 Allen, Emerald office by 2.00 p.m. day pre ceding publication. Deadline for Monday, however, la 2 p.m. Friday. Claanllied Kates: Sc per word the first day, 3c per word (30c minimum) every day thereafter. SO cent minimum on first Insertion. Classified ads must be paid for at time of placement. All advertising published In the classified section of the Emerald Is 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 to Ethics should be called to the attention of the Classified Advertising Department. FOR SALE IF YOU HAVE MADE PROFESSOR: This house Is for the discriminating' 3 bedroom contemporary! Artistic! Designed by famous architect. Warm wood tones, nestled In trees on hillside. $29,875. Financing ar ranged, $2,075 down. FHA apprais ed too! 345 5010. 343-4247. 1501 TRANSISTOR radto/3-ep«ed phono In good condition. Needs new needle. Best offer over $15. Also assorted 45’s and 4-record classics album, "Folk Songs and Minstrels.” Contact Amanda at ext. 2553. 1039 FORCED to sell 30 foot aluminum trailer home, fully furnished, built in TV, propane heater, electric heater, many extras, $999.00 or best offer. 683 4006 or 688-2559. 1462 NO CLOSING DORM contract for spring term — reduced price. Call Rita, ext. 2596. 1461 MARKER, skl-blndlngs, long thong, swivel heel, excellent, $10. 343 6987 1498 2 OAKTRON 12" woofers for sale. 1V4“ voice coll, excellent bass, for stereo. $35/pr. or $20 each. 343-6147. TWO DORM contracts; spring term, ext. 2659, Krause or Karlxon. Leave name, number. 1433 LE TRAPPEUR, slalom ski boots. Sire 7lx D. Worn once. Best offer. Call 343-4097 after 4:00. 1522 SONY Model 200 taperecorder, 1 yr. old. $165; with pre-recorded and used tapes. Chris 344-7980. 1525 DORM contract; now or spring term. Gary McDowell, ext. 2542. 1530 DORM CONTRACT, now or spring term. Ext. 2358. 1378 SPRING dorm contract: Must sell. Call Nancy, ext. 497. 1489 MUST SELL dorm contract, spring term. Call Dave, ext. 2550. 1451 BIGGEST Wolensak taperecorder and lots of tapes. Cal! 746-3652, Bob. 1507 TWO DOItM contracts for spring term. Ext. 2370. Whlteford or Parker. 1499 CHEAP dorm contract for spring term — Jeff Clark, ext. 2645. 1464 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 JAGUAR XK 150-S, 1959. Condition excellent: has 4.000 miles on rebuilt engine, clutch. Michelin X tires, $1595. Call evenings, 344-0940 or 344 0376. 1528 THINKING motorcycle? Make sure you compare KAWASAKI before you buy. Call Gary Scott, 343 2984. 1527 ’63 DATSUN wagon, economical to operate. $400. Call 689-2238 after noons and evenings. 1486 *64 MGB Roadster, 25,000 actual miles. Perfect shape, $1795. 343-7841. 1444 GIRL’S blue bicycle—good condition. 345-4979. 1505 DELUXE motorcycle, safety helmet— like new. Call Dale, ext. 2561. 1504 SUPER-FINE ’64 TR Spitfire convert. All extras. $1265. 344-0263. 1503 ’59 T-BIRD. See it to believe it. Only $350. 344-0263. 1502 ’67 TRIUMPH (Tr-4A). Excellent con dition. Call Lee Ann, ext. 2575. 1511 SERVICES TYPING—fast service, accurate, de pendable. Electric typewriter. 344 8930. 1226 TYPING — 6Vi yrs. experience. Grad. School approved. Legal experience, 726-7274. 1047 TYPING service — accurate proofing, spelling, grammar. 343-5280. 1109 *150 Up to 2 Years To Pay HARRY RITCHIE 856 Willamette, Eugene SERVICES GILBERT S LITHO 688-4355 or 688 4607 Theses — Questionnaires Abstracts — Term Papers (Graduate School approved typists IBM proportional typewriters) 403 Typing. Phone 688-4714 or 688-4994. 1374 DAINTY DIAPER SERVICE: For that needed change. Safe, soft, conveni ent, inexpensive. Delivery twice weekly. 747-4921. 1518 Typing—IBM Electric 688-8405 1273 QUALITY typing, editing, U. of O. graduate, B.A. degree Pol. Sci., IBM Exec., Grad, approved. 342-2045, 3030-6 Willamette, Mrs. Burnett. 1420 Typing in home 345-2893 1259 PROFESSIONAL T Y P I S T-STENO. Graduate approved IBM Executive. <88 3579. 833 TYPING. Graduate School approved. 320 Crocker Lane. Phone 689-3574. Helen Miller. 1510 TYPING, Mr». Ryan, Phone 343-6690. Graduate approved. 1319 EXPERT IBM typing. Anything. Bar bara Mathewaon, 344 8778. 11875 FOB RENT Oakwood Manor $86 50 — one-bedroom; $101.50 two bedroom; $117.50 three bedroom. Electric appliancea, draperies, water and garbage paid; lost off 18th on Oak Patch Rd. 34*4055. 797 — STARLIGHT PLAZA — Large 2 bedroom deluxe apartments. Quiet, dignified, off campus living. Beautiful carpets, drapes, furniture color coordinated. 2515 Frontier Dr. 342-4269, 343-9797. 1373 Northgate Manor SEVEN MIN. to campus, deluxe two bedroom apts.; furnished - unfur nished. 1814 'X” 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 TWO bedroom apt. One block from campus. Available for spring term. 343-3749. 1458 FURNISHED one-bedroom apt. See 735 E. 17th, Apt. 11 or call 343-8044. 1509 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. 1408 TWO furnished rooms, with kitchen use for $32-35 monthly. 12 minutes from campus. Call 343-2004. 1497 MODERN 1 bedroom apt. — 1 block from campus. Phone 345-4167. 1483 WANTED ROOMMATE SENIOR male looking for an inter esting female roommate. NOT a sensual proposition, hut ^ serious invitation for a sophisticated and courageous woman to live as brother and sister, only without the competitive hostility of siblings. Call 343-4504, Marv Benson. 1515 FEMALE to share two-bedroom apt. with three others. Dishwasher, fire place, pool, 2 blocks from campus, $43.75/month. 345-5089. 1455 WANTED: two female roommates — large 2 bedroom apt. $55. Dish washer, fireplace, close to campus. 343-1090 after 5 p.m. 1517 MALE: Share modern 2 bedroom apt. with 2 others, $50. Call 343-2190 or ext. 1336. 1468 FEMALE roommate to share 1-bed room apt. Your half, $45. 345-2298. 1386 WANTED: Female roommate — your share: $32 per month plus utilities. 343-1979. 1480 ONE upperclass female roommate wanted. Near campus. Telephone 343-3487. 1487 MALE share 2-bedroom house near campus with two, $27. 345-1300. 1383 HELP WANTED BABYSITTER. Part-time (10 a.m.-3 p.m.) weekdays. Need own ear. Southeast Eugene. 345-3129. 1479 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 IF YOU LIKE people, like to travel, and have a knowledge of a foreign language, consider becoming a ste wardess with Pan American World Airways. Stewardess interviews will be held on campus on April 3, 1968. For further information, please con tact your Placement Office in Susan Campbell Hall or phone 344-3591. Pan Am is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 1494 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, lodg ing. For further information call: Joel Matta 344-2119 or Jerry Shar rard 343 3176. 1293 WE BUY, sell, rent or repair type writers — adding machines. Allen Office Equipment, 1194 Wilaaette. 343-9112. 170 WILL print political material cheap. 343-0033. 1613 RIDES — RIDERS WANTED: Ride to S.F.-Santa Cruz area on or after Thursday, March 14. Will help pay gas. 345-2612. 1488 WANTED POETRY WANTED FOtt ANTHOLOGY ldlewild Publishers, 543 Frederick, San Francisco, California 94117. 1252 WANTED: Good two-door Volvo ’62 *66. Cash or trade. 343-9806. 1492 WANTED: Fender amp top. Call 343 4096. 1465 LOST AND FOUND CONTENTS of black briefcase taken from blue *61 Lancer near Maxie’s Thurs. night, Feb. 29. May be re turned to Ray Pratt, 815 Prince Campbell (ext. 2525* or 1790 Moss (phone 344-3861). No questions asked. Reward. 1500 LOST: Keepsake sterling Movado pocket watch on short sterling chain. St. Christopher’s medal on back. Reward! Call 344-3791 after 5:00. _1519 PERSONAL Congratulations—Men of Delta Chi May the following newly elected offi cers continue the success and growth that Delta Chi has known since Its chartering in 1963. Presi dent: Scott Case, Vice President: Tom Evans, Recording Secretary: Tim Fex, House Manager: Gary Ben nett, Corresponding Secretary: Bob Gray, and Sergeant-at-Arms: John Witherall. Congratulations for winning the IFC trophy for most improved grades, and the best of wishes for success to the Push Cart Relays this spring. Bonds—The Alumni 1524 PAN AMERICAN World Airways will be conducting stewardess inter views at University of Oregon on April 3, 1968. For further informa tion and interview appointments, please contact your Placement Of fice in Susan Campbell Hall. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 1493 THE PC* is coming! Why subject yourself to the miserable weather in Oregon . . . When you can subject yourself to the miserable weather in Borneo? Spring Visit March 25 30. * Peace Corps 1529 W.U.S. Week April 1-6 six days of involvement and concern 1484 HAPPY HOURS! 10 pjn.-l ajn., Tues days, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR, 15th and Willamette—40c pitchers! Free pizza delivery on campus. 337 THE ID bookstore will be open every day during spring vacation. See our expanding selection of jazz & clas sical records & posters. 877 E. 13th. 1526 The Fantasticks is Coming! ! 1341 FRATS & SORORITIES! Contact Lam boda Craz before vacation for spring term dances. Call Scott Brown, Pill Delt, or 344-6747. 1516 THE SUNSHINE-SPREADING Jug Band is good, and good for you. For bookings, etc. call Uglyboy Grill stone, 344-3825. 1521 UNDERGROUND newspaper wants birth. Interested? 343-0033, between 8 & 5. 1514 DANCE — King Biscuit Entertainers Friday night at the Armory, 7th & Oak. 1520 WANT a new roommate? See dormi tory ad on page 2 for solution. 1523
