Campus Happeninqs
Today
THE EUGENE SCHOOL bond
issue and other related topics
will be discussed at a public
meeting at 8:30 p.m. today at
Harris Hall in downtown Eu
gene.
Harmon Ziegler, professor of
political science, Robert Agger,
head of the Institute of Com
parative Research, and A1
Bloom, associate professor of re
ligion, will speak. Bloom is ex
pected to make charges of stu
dent behavior at South Eugene
High School. An unidentified
school board member is also
expected to speak. The program
is being sponsored by the Citi
zens for Better Education.
“ISRAEL IN EGYPT” by
George Frederic Handel will be
presented by the complete Uni
versity voice faculty under the
direction of Royce Saltzman, the
University choral director, at 8
p.m. today and Thursday in the
School of Music Recital Hall.
The University Chorale, the
University Singers, and the
Symphony Orchestra will pre
sent the program along with the
faculty.
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BRITISH SEMANTICIST I A.
Richards will speak at the Uni
versity on "The Responsibilities
of the Writer” at 8 p.m. today in
the Erb Memorial Union ball
room.
Richards is one of the lan
guage experts who provided the
philosophical basis for the ‘‘New
Criticism.” He collaborated with
C. K. Ogden on “The Meaning
of Meaning.” a book published
in 1923 which has been influ
ential in several academic fields.
KOREAN AND East Asian
politics will be the topic of Soon
Sung Cho, visiting professor in
the department of political sci
ence at the Browsing Room lec
ture at 7:30 p.m. today in the
EMU. “North Korea and the
Sino-Soviet Conflict” will be dis
cussed by Cho.
LAW DAY ceremonies speak
er today will be Eugene
Scoles, newly-appointed dean of
the University law school.
Scoles will discuss “Law and
Your Kind of World” at the Law
Day luncheon of the Lane Coun
ty Bar Association, in the Eu
gene Hotel. The public may at
tend the 12:30 p.m. speech, al
though only limited seating will
be available.
JOHNSON Hall sleep - in
veterans will hold a rally at
the Free Speech Platform at
noon to select representatives
to the Presidential Search Com
mittee.
Future
KWAX CONTROVERSY is
presenting candidates from both
major political parties that are
running in the primaries during
the next few weeks. Ed Fadeley,
State Democratic Chairman and
4th district congressional candi
date will be interviewed at 8
Thursday night by KWAX news
man, Barry Katz. Phone calls
will be taken at ext. 2418 while
the show is in progress.
Students are invited to view
the programs live as space per
mits. Anyone wishing to do so
should be in the studio on third
floor Villard by 7:45 p.m.
Mostly General
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL impli
cations of modernization in
emerging African nations will
be studied by Michael Armer,
assistant professor of sociology
Los Amigos Presents
THE
Small Crowd
DANCE & SHOW
FRIDAY 9-12 p.m.
McArthur court
Tickets on Sale Throughout the Week at the
S.U. Terrace and on Sale Friday at the Door
'68-'69
Co-op Board Member Nominees
Sophomore position
One year term .. vote for one
TOM PACKOUZ
LINDA FAY
STEVE YAILLEN
JOHN LOWE
Junior position
Two year term ... vote for two
JEFF MITCHELL
PAUL CARLSON
MARY SUE SANDBERG
KAREN LITTLE
MIKE HAZEL
JUDY GOODMAN
GEORGE NEILSON
ELECTION AT EMU ON MAY 1
Voting limited to Co-op members
at the University, next year in
Senegal and France.
Armer has been selected for
a Fellowship for Younger Schol
ars by the National Endowment
for the Humanities.
The endowment’s program is
designed to enable the indivi
dual researcher to broaden his
perspective and to develop
scholarly competence in a sec
ondary field by providing him
with time and opportunity for
such development.
SUMMER Project ’68 is be
ing sponsored by Operation Cit
izenship and needs volunteers.
Summer Project '68 is being
operated in conjunction with
the VISTA Training Center and
the School of Community Serv
ice and Public Affairs.
Summer Project ’68 will pre
sent an opportunity for students
and community people to ex
plore different facets of their
community and become active
ly involved in short-term pro
jects. Cottage Grove will prob
ably be the center for the
project.
For more information call
Cliff Breslow at ext. 1806 or
Jeffrey Cheyne at ext. 1662.
WALTER CREESE, dean of
the School of Architecture and
Allied Arts, has been named
one of eight persons through
out the country to receive one -
year post-doctoral research
grants for the Smithsonian In
stitution in Washington, D.C. Se
lections are made by the Amer
ican Council of Learned Socie
ties.
Creese will receive a grant of
approximately $9,500 to conduct
a study on “The Relationship of
Government and Art from Co
lonial Times to Present.” He
will use the grant during 1969
70 while on sabbatical leave
from the University.
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.
There will be a meeting of Gamma
Alpha Chi at 6:30 tonight in 314 Al
len Hall.
* • *
rneta aigma rni win 1101a an elec
tion meeting at 7:30 tonight in the
Allen Room.
* * *
The Spring Sing Steering Committee
will meet at 4 p.m. May 2 in the EMU.
* * *
College Life will meet at 9 tonight
in Gerlinger Hall.
* * *
McCarthy supporters will meet at
6:30 tonight in the EMU. Positions are
still available and canvassers are
needed.
* * *
WRA Tennis Interest Group has a
match at 4 p.m. today on the Alder
Street Courts against OCE.
* * *
There will be a mandatory Kwama
meeting at 5 p.m. May 2 in the EMU
to select new members. Applications
for Kwama scholarships are now
available for freshmen women, and
are due May 3.
* * *
Alpha Delta Sigma will hold a meet
ing at 7 p.m. May 2 in the Allen Room.
• * •
Record Listening Concert of the
music of Shostakovitch, Prokofiev,
Hovhaness, Bartok and Vaughn Wil
liams is planned for 7:30-9:30 p.m.
May 2 in 202 EMU.
* • •
All Phi Theta members are remind
ed to go over their membership peti
tions by May 3.
* • •
The YWCA is selling corsages, made
with carnations, orchids, gardenias
and roses, through this week for
Mothers’ Weekend. To order, contact
your living organization representa
tive or go to the “Y” Office in Ger
linger hall.
• * •
The Ayn Rand Society will meet at
7 p.m. today in the EMU.
* * *
There will be a general Panhellenie
meeting at 6:30 tonight meeting at
6:30 tonight in the EMU. All council
delegates and members please attend.
* • *
The following ASUO Research Com
mittees will meet today: Public Af
fairs Committee at 4 p.m. and the
Governing Committee at 2 p.m.
* * *
Kennedy volunteers are needed.
Contact representatives at the table
on the EMU terrace or call 342-1863.
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FOR SALE
HELP! Deficit buying, not quite like
the U S. govt’s, has led to crash
deficit selling. To learn about radio/
record player, songbooks w/chords,
45's, albums, etc. in good to new
shape. Call Amanda at ext. 2553,
Sith No. 308. 322
NEW WORLD COFFEE HOUSE
Established four years. Showing
profit. Owner wants change of
scene. Contact Bennett Community
Builders. 344-6221. 23
GIBSON 12-string guitar — beauti
ful condition. Hard case. $152 or
best offer. 344-9016 after 5. Ask for
John or Adele. 441
COLLECTOR’S ITEM: 11th edition
Encyclopedia Britannlca, 1910 copy
right. Large size with addenda. Call
746-9517. 410
OUTGROWN pair of It. brn. men's
golf shoes — size 7. Good spikes;
rubber soles. Best offer. Call 1997
— ask for Dean. 385
WORLD’S best camera; absolutely
brand-new. Pcntax spotomatic 50
mm fl.4. $240. Mr. Tam, ext. 482. 476
MINOLTA SR-1, 35 mm single reflex
camera with case. Excellent condi
tion. $100. Call Penny at 431. 471
SONY — 500A stereo tape recorder.
Perfect condition; all accessories.
Ext. 478. Bob Bailey. 463
SAILBOAT — 10* fiberglas. Sprite
class, dacron sails, cartop carrier
$525. 342-4318 evenings. 449
PAIR KLH speakers, $100. Garrard
Lab 80 changer and plastic cover,
$70. 343-9615. 446
G.E. STEREO. $60. 345-4837. 444
CARS & CYCLES
’57 ZUNDAPP 250 cc ’‘Super Sabre.”
Hottest bike next to Maieo in Ger
man scrambles. Great for hills and
highways, cruise 70 mph all day.
$175. See at Eastslde Sportscycles,
Springfield. 429
SPRING TERM CAR—’55 Chev—$300
maybe $275. Clean, dependable
transportation. Great for city or
the coast. Call Dave—leave name
and phone. 345-9302. 47
LEAVING COUNTRY — MUST SELL
MG 1100 sport sedan, excellent con
dition, $600 or best offer. Ext. 1437
or 344-5033. 44g
’66 VOLKSWAGEN, 2 door, good con
dition, $1250. 1543 Hllyard, Apt. 3.
Call 345-8108 for information. 415
SACRIFICE — getting married, must
sell Suzuki X5, also Honda 50. 343
0860; 345-7006. 454
’64 250 HONDA Scrambler, good
shape, extras, $250. Ask for John,
345-1720. 4B9
’66 CORVAIR Corsa, 180 h.p. Excel
lent condition. 345-8353. 466
’62 VESPA — good shape, $90. Call
ext. 2484. 464
’54 CHEVROLET; radio, stick, 4-door.
$100 or best offer, ext. 1861. 450
SERVICES
DORIS Gilbert; 10 years experience,
IBM Executive, Graduate School
approved. Theses multillthing. 888
4355. 153
TYPING — terra papers, theses, Grad
uate School approved. Electric type
writer. Laura Alcorn. 1287 W. 11th.
343-4855. 282
GILBERT’S LITHO
For typing, multillthing of theses.
688-4355. 154
TYPING—theses, term papers, Gradu
ate School approved. IBM. Mrs. Boy
Ian. 688-4697. 9
QUALITY typing; IBM. Graduate
School approved. Doris Boylan. 688
4697. 467
HANDWEAVING instruction, Le
Clerc looms. Teressa Folts, 355
Fairway Loop, Eugene. 257
TERM papers typed; my home. Rea
sonable rates. 342-4684. 384
EXPERT IBM typing. Anything. Bar
bara Mathewson, 344-8778. 11875
TYPING — Mrs. Ryan, Ph. 343-6690.
Graduate aprpoved. 480
Man's Best Friend
when he wants to buy or
sell: The Oregon Daily
Emerald Classifieds.
SERVICES
SPEEDEE typing service.
Reasonable. 345-1658.
344
QUALITY typing, editing, multilith.
ing (theses, resumes) UO gradu
ate, B.A. degree, Pol. Scl. IBM
Exec., Grad, approved. 342-2045,
3030-6 Willamette, Mrs. Burnett. 350
ALL KINDS of typing done. Correc
tions made if desired. Phone 344
8585. 240
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. 451
RESERVE for summer; Luxurious
new one — two bedroom apts., fur
nished — patios, garbage disposals,
fully carpeted. From $85. 405 E. 14th.
343- 5834. 456
FOR LEASE — Large partly furnished
4 bedroom house for summer and/
or next school year. One block from
campus. $175. 345-9176. 475
RIDGEWOOD APTS.
Reserve now — summer or fall. 942
E. 18th. 345-5248. 413
PROFESSOR'S furnished house near
campus for rent through Aug. '69.
Phone 344-8607. 477
ONE BEDROOM duplex; fireplace —
$70 furnished, $60 unfurnished. 510
E. 30th. 343-5834. 457
MODERN apartment in Springfield.
One bedroom $75. Two bedroom
$105. Call 746-6744. 470
TWO BEDROOM Westmoreland apart
ment available immediately. Phone
344- 6037. 452
WANTED
POETRY WANTED FOR
ANTHOLOGY
Idlewlld Publishers, 543 Frederick,
San Francisco, California 94117.
1251
TEACHER requires 3 bedroom home
in Eugene or vicinity for summer
session. References available. John
A. Herman, Box 330, Milk River, Al
berta, Canada. 459
WANTED to lease furnished house
for summer thru next spring by
visiting professor. References fur
nished. 344-0557. 261
MISCELLANEOUS
GET YOUR OWN 2 foot high poster
custom made. Send any size snap
shot — B&W or color plus $5 ($20
for 6) to The Studio, 6103 Dayton
Ave., Seattle. Plx returned — no
COD'S.472
HELP WANTED
RETAILERS are waiting to give you
orders for EAST TOTEM WEST
posters. Commission equals $100 a
week for 20 hours. Write: EAST
TOTEM WEST, P.O. Box 765, Mill
Valley, California 94941. 479
OREGON Research Institute needs
more male subjects for one hour
experiment on decision making that
we believe you will find Interesting
and perhaps quite profitable. Please
call Mrs. Ward, 343-1674. 468
COUPLE for summer theater tea room
operation. June 1-Sept. 10. 50% com
mission. Write P.O. Box 517, Ash
land, Oregon. 426
TEACHER — Congregational nur
sery school — part-time. Preschool
training desirable — Call 345-9755.
ZJM
TRAVEL
OVERLAND EXPEDITION: London
India and return through Moscow
to London. Coed 3 mo. — all inclu
sive: $700. Leaving June 14. Write
G. Wood, Encounter Overland, <65
W. Ewing, Seattle, 98119.409
LOST AND FOUND
REWARD for return of my keys. I
can’t open front door, drive my car
without them. Please leave note for
Dave Harris at ext. 1501. 435
THREE purses stolen — party Satur
day. Please return to S.U. desk —
no questions asked._ 460
PERSONAL
WHERE are McCarthy supporters now
that we need them? Tonight Is your
chance to show your willingness
to work (i.e., canvass, etc.). The
meeting will be held In the EMU,
the room number will be posted.
Be there! Positions are available!
474
HAPPY HOURS! 10 p.m.-l a.m., Tuea
days, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR, 15th
and Willamette—40c pitchers! Free
pizza delivery on campus. 337
DECOY petitions are available on
third floor EMU. Pick them up now
and get them In soon! 433
MAC COURT will he filled Friday for
the Small Crowd's dance and show.
Get your tickets now! 478
COLLEGE I.IKK, tonight, 9:00 in Ger
linger Hall, second floor. 473