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Emerald Editor:
(L ontimtea from page 4)
That the City Council has
failed to heed this request from
students when previously pre
sented is sufficient reason for
many local citizens to help bring
this concern to action.
Roy Dwyer, Democratic
Candidate
State Representative,
Position Two
Lane County
* * *
For Progressive Rock
Emerald Editor:
A week ago at the Iron But
terfly Show, Robin Sherwood of
Senior Appointed
ROTC Chief
Douglas Malkasian, a senior
business administration major,
has been appointed commander
of the University’s Army ROTC
cadet brigade for the 1968-69
school year.
Col. Elbert Curtis, head of the
Department of Military Science
and Aerospace Studies, and Ray
Hawk, director of University
Relations, announced the ap
pointment.
As Cadet brigade commander,
Malkasian holds the highest po
sition in the ROTC cadet corps.
During his tenure, Cadet Com
mander Kalasian will lead about
400 cadets.
Malkasian had previously
been honored with the “As
sociation of the U.S. Army Med
al” for leadership in advancing
the standards of the Army
ROTC brigade and the military
department, and is a member
of the Scabbard and Blade, the
ROTC honorary and service or
ganization.
The new cadet commander is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Malkasian, 2490 Mission Ave.,
Eugene.
THE VILLA ROMA
AN UNUSUAL
DINING EXPERIENCE
KOL-FM (Seattle), mentioned
that he thought a progressive
rock or underground FM sta
tion would be well accepted in
this area.
He said that the way to get
a station on the air here was
tor everyone who would dig a
progressive rock format to ex
press themselves and it would
happen.
A progressive rock station
can become a reality within the
next three or four months or
maybe even sooner if support
is shown now. Please help.
Send a card or letter to me
Mark Marsh. 1272 Patterson St
Your card will make the differ
ence. Please help. It will work
only if you help.
M. L. Marsh
Junior, Journalism
* * *
Tigers Win ...
(Continued from page 6)
With the tying run on base,
Manager Red Schoendienst sent
Maris up to the plate to bat
for pitcher Ron Willis. Maris, a
bench warmer today who will
retire after the Series, struck
out.
The Cards still were alive
with Brock, who had 11 hits in
21 previous at bats, the batter.
Brock fouled one to left, took
a ball and then tapped back
weakly to pitcher Lolich on a
checked swing, ending the ex
citing game.
St. Louis 300 000 000—3 9 0
Detroit 000 200 30x—5 9 1
Briles, Hoerner (7), Willis (7) &
McCarver; Lolich & Freehan. W_
Lolich (2-0). L—Hoerner (0-1). HR:
StL, Cepeda (2).
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.
Units Needed Tvpe
4 “A" POSITIVE
1 “A” NEGATIVE
7 “O” POSITIVE
3 "O” NEGATIVE
2 "B” POSITIVE
1 “AB" POSITIVE
Why? "WS
To introduce
the most elegant 1
pen on
campus.
Expensive new
Bic* Clic4 for
big spenders
49£
i :
Only Bic would dare to torment a beauty like this. Not the girl...
the pen she's holding. It's the new luxury model Bic Clic...designed
for scholarship athletes, lucky card players and other rich campus
socialites who can afford the expensive 49-cent price.
But don't let those delicate good looks fool you. Despite hor
rible punishment by mad scientists, the elegant Bic Clic still wrote
first time, every time. . .
Everything you want in a fine pen, you II find in the new Bic
Clic. It’s retractable. Refillable. Comes in 8 barrel colors. And like
oil Bic pens, writes first time, every time...no matter what devilish
abuse sadistic students devise for it.
WatermonOlc Pen Corporation, Milford, Connecticut 04440
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FOR SALE
USED TEXT BOOKS — BOOK FAIR,
45 W. 7th, Eugene. Closed Mondays!
_ 1206
COMPLETE sound system. Guaranty
9 months good: $550. Mike, 343-5900.
__ 1215
2 GIBSON speaker boxes—1'2’x3'2';
two 12” speakers—2 horns in each
box. $125 each. 344-3527. 1323
ALUMINUM CANOE, paddles, boat
racks. Good condition. $45. Call
344-3802. 1330
ARMY officer's dress blues and
greens. Call Mike, 345-3907. 1309
PARKING, $10 monthly, very near
campus. 342-4688. 1307
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.
Phi Theta members should bring
their check books and attend the
club meeting at 6:45 tonight in the
EMU.
* * *
The Outdoor Program will sponsor
a rock climbing instruction session
each Tuesday afternoon during fall
term until the rains come. For more
information come to Rm 23 EMU.
* * *
There will be a party for all for
mer Peace Corps volunteers on Sat
urday night at 1650 High Street. Call
Larry at 344-8344 for details.
* * *
All Phi Chi Theta members are re
minded of the meeting at 7 p.m. Wed
nesday in the EMU. Attendance is
mandatory as initiation will be held.
* * *
Sorority informal rushing will be
gin Monday, Oct. 14 and last through
Monday, Oct. 28. Interested girls may
sign up at the Dean of Women’s
office in Emerald Hall.
* * *
The Volleyball Interest group will
hold their first meeting at 7 tonight
in Gerlinger.
* * *
Congratulations to all new Amphi
bians—everyone passed. Don’t forget
to come at 7:30 tonight at Leighton
Pool.
* * *
A colored film will be shown at
7:30 tonight in Gerlinger 121 by a
visiting Hockey coach.
• * *
Pi Lambda Theta will meet at 4:30
p.m. Thursday in the EMU.
* * *
All persons interested in the New
Left are asked to attend the Stu
dents for a Democratic Society
Meeting at 7 tonight in Rm. 180 PLC.
* * *
Free draft counseling is being of
fered daily from 9 to 5 at the Draft
Information Center, Rm. 16-D EMtJ.
Information concerning deferments,
conscientious objection, and resis
tance can be obtained.
* * *
The Public Affairs Committee
(ASUO) will meet at 2 today in Rm.
313 EMU.
...
The ASUO Committee for Campus
Planning will meet at 2:30 today in
Rm. 308 EMU.
Mid-year
grads...
is
coming!
FOR SALE
25" DOUBLE-END commercial Trol
ler. Rebuilt 4-cylinder Nordberg,
new shaft and propeller, depth
sounder, automatic bilge pump,
blower, hand gurdies. Good condi
tion. $1550. Gary Hauser, ext. 2484.
1327
BARTEL'S MEAT CO. 935-2259. USDA
inspected and graded beef. 25 lb.
beef boxes—standard, $14.95; good.
$16.95; choice. $17.95. Locker beef
by the half, USDA good, 53c; USDA
choice, 54c. 1323
CUSTOM-BUILT cabinets, desks, or
bookshelves at rates a student can
afford. Call day or evenings till
10 p.m. — 344-8513. 1321
CAMERA—Mamiya Sekor DTL 1000
with 55 mm FI.4 lens, also 135mm
F2.8 lens. Must sell, best offer.
Phone 344-9497. 1338
FENDER REVERB UNIT—year old,
never used, new, $132, now, $75.
344-3527. 1326
NORELCO *400’ Stereo Recorder, all
transistor, 4-speed, special multi
play feature, accessories. $275. 344
8635. 1260
VEGA BANJO, interchangable 5
string and tenor necks. Excellent
condition. Best offer. Phone 746
6328. 1276
LUDWIG DRUM SET—6 drums. 3
cymbal, hard cases, extras. 2 mo.
old. Like new. Must sell to best
offer above $750. 344-3527. 1324
ROBERTS model 1055 Stereo tape
recorder, $150. VM50 watt Stereo
power amplifier, $60. 344-6415. 1306
CARS & CYCLES
YOUR CAR SICK?
MAKE an appointment with the doc
tor of motors. All foreign and
American cars. Pud’s Tune-up
Shop. 747-9451, 34th and Main,
Springfield. 1265
CLASSIC 1953 Kaiser Manhattan, 80 ,',
restored. Motor, transmission, and
starter rebuilt. New battery, muf
fler, and tailpipe. Beautiful new
upholstery. A steal at $295. 344
6634 or 343-9634. 1329
’57 FORD 6 cylinder wagon, will give
you trouble free transportation.
Have records of over $600 work
done past three years. $250, phone
343- 2821. 1296
IF YOU’RE in the market for a new
or sharp used car, see
GUARANTY CHEV-OLDS’
ad in this paper every Mdnday,
Wednesday and Friday. 1170
1964 A. H. SPRITE, radio and heater,
6 tires, good top and ski rack in
cluded. See at 1090 Alder or call
344- 1180. 1336
1965 — 300cg HONDA SCRAMBLER.
Sharp, clean, good condition. New
paint, seat, extras. Cali 344-0409.
1297
1966 SUZUKI X-6, 250CC. Top condi
tion, 1700 mi. $475 or best offer. 345
6668. 1239
SPECIAL—1964 Honda 300. See at
campus shell. $300. Call 344-2371 or
688 5820. 1302
1958 MERCURY with excellent motor,
radio, heater. 9531 u Patterson, 344
7633. 1263
1964 HONDA 50. Clean and excellent
condition. Good for school and
hunting. $90, 344-2559. 1264
’60 FORD 4-Dr. Station wagon. New
clutch & paint. Very dependable.
$285. Call 688-7329 or 689-3564.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. ’58 C’hev.
Wagon, one side good, runs fine;
$150. 343-5900. 1214
’57 DODGE automatic V-8, all power,
$95. Paolo, ext. 1524, or 344-9622.
1282
1964 Austin Healey Sprite Mark II,
Excellent condition. Call 344-2449
afier 6:00 p.m. 1311
1960 FORD 4-door, stick, V-8, radio.
Excellent condition. $350. 344-6015.
1322
65 HONDA 250 Scrambler. $275 or
trade for pickup. 935-1672. 1319
1950 WILI.YS Jeep Stationw agon. 223
West 12th. 1303
SERVICES
TYPING, thesis, term papers, etc.
Grad Schohl Approved, IBM Exec.
Machine. Mrs. Wade Minor, 343
9928. 1286
WILL TYPE theses, term papers, etc.
12 years varied professional exper
ience. Graduate school approved.
Mrs. Carole Sisler. 688-5468. 1172
EXPERIENCED TYPIST—Shari Fra
ser. IBM Proportional, Graduate
School approved. 345-4256. 1166
TYPING—Graduate school approved.
Laura Alcorn. 1267 W. 11th, 343
4855. 1160
GRADUATE APPROVED thesis typ
ing on Smith-Carona Electric. Ex
perienced. 345-3255. 1285
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION by University
of California music graduate.
Phone 345-3255. 1284
TYPLNG—Graduate school approved.
Laura Alcorn. 1267 W. 11th, 343
4855.
SERVICES
YOU CAN WIN $20 by naming Mar
garet Fluid's typing and printing
office. Drop by. For your conven
ience we have moved to campus
and hope to even better serve your
typing and printing needs. We
specialize in thesis, resumes, pro
grams. and single copies too. Mar
garet Fluid, 831 E. 13th. Phone :U2
4471 . . . night 688-1272. 1295
FOR YOUR typing and multilithing
needs call GILBERTS L1THO,
you 11 be glad you did. Approved
typist. IBM Execs. 1130 West 11th.
345-3975. 1155
BALLET FOUNDATION, 345-0751. In
termediate, advanced ballet, Rus
sian — Italian technique. Cheap
rates. Granzin, Valter, Vasilieff,
teachers. 1269
TYPIST—University approved. Pro
fessional, experienced. IBM Execu
tive typewriter, mimeographing.
688-3579. 1161
FOX HOLLOW DAY NURSERY open
ing for part-time and full-time
care. 5510 Fox Hollow Road. 343
9395. 1253
FOR RENT
Close to Campus
FURNISHED, large 4-bedroom apart
ment. Lease $138 . 2193 Alder, up
stairs. 344-7059. 1261
ONE-BEDROOM furnished apartment,
$95. Suitable for 011c person. 971
Hilyard. Manager, 978 Hilyard, apt.
1338
SLEEP-STUDY ROOM, near campus.
Man. Senior or graduate student.
$35. 957 Hilyard St. 345-2470. AlsO
garage for l-ent. 1335
LARGE comfortable room in good
home for male student. Quiet.
Graduate preferred. 343-8045. 1291
WANTED ROOMMATE
male ROOMMATE to shale a mo
dern 3 bedroom house. All expenses
about $45-50 month. AH normal
vices acceptable. 746-6346. 1281
FETS
FREE—beautiful puppies, 8 wks. 23
W. 34th Ave., Eugene. 344-0884.
___1328
MISCELLANEOUS
PLAYLAND Day Nursery open 7:30
a.m. to 6 p.m. with full pre-schodl
program for children ages 2-8.
Closest to University of Oregon. 344
6751._ 1157
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
ENORMOUS OPPORTUNITIES. Hours
at Y'OUR disposal, excellent wages.
Phone 822-3384.fiat
WANTED
OLD MAGAZINES needed by HEP
for students making collages and
bulletin boards. Bring them to 1627
Agate.1271
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—Man’s gold ring with largo
blue stone. Inscription, “All My
Love Amy,” inside. Anyone finding
it, please call 747-5367 after 5. Ring
has sentimental value. 1320
STOLEN: One 6’ tall Euclid tractor
innertube was deflated and weighs
about 50 lbs. If you know about
this or see it, contact Noel Holley,
ext. 1691. 1298
LOST wallet on mill race Get. 3.
Dennis Frye, 2665 North 31st,
Springfield. 1300
LOST—black wallet, vicinity Alder
between 13th and 16th. Call Bob,
343-1222. 1331
LOST — female mother Norwegian
Elkhound (looks like a Husky).
Amazon vicinity. 344-8367. 1337
LOST: Small, skinny, sickly brown
chieuahua, Friday. Emotional At
tachments. Phone 343-4382. 1288
LOST Alpha Gamma Delta Pin. Call
Ext. 1757—Mai la- Heward. 1267
PERSONAL
MONEY FOR HAWKS. You can earn
$1,50 for participating in some re
search on attitudes towards Viet
nam at the Oregon Research In
stitute. Participation may last any
where from a few minutes to an
hour; It will be on an Individual
basis, at your convenience. If you
are interested please call 343 1674.
1212
PIETROS DELIVERY SCHEDULE:
Monday through Saturday, 6:30 and
10 o’clock; Sunday, every hour from
5 until 10. Call 726 4415. Please placa
order 1 hour before scheduled de
livery time. 1197
GIRLS—Free color catalog showing
500 styles of 14 kt gold pierced
earrings, 25'1 — 50'i below retail.
Send 25c for postage and handling
to DIMAR, Kendall, P.O. Box 531,
Miami, Florida. 1340
PALMISTRY READINGS — Do you
have any problems concerning life?
This palmistry reading will help
you solve them, so why worry. Tills
reading will cost you $1. 7269307.
1171
IS CHUCK NEFF locked in the Tur
key Coop in Pi Phi’s basement??
1339
EUGENE WAKE-UP SERVICE-Stu
dent Rates. 343 6440. 1334