Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1968)
Letters atiiniitiiiiiiiiiiiimiiujiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiai (Continued from page 6) wants to express, why must it be expressed in obscene, vulgar terms and illustrations. Why can t an idea be expressed in just plain English without play ing upon ones emotions. If the only way a person or group can gain attention to an idea, is by using obscene and vulgar devices, then I would question the value of the idea, for if an idea is worthwhile, it should be able to gain people’s attention and support without having to appeal to the emo tions. No, the restrictions of the legislature will not violate the true meaning of free speech and press. It will only ruffle the feathers of those who hide be hind the rights concerning free speech and press to see just how far they can go in saying or printing any and all licentious thoughts and pictures that enter into their mind. LaMarr L. Anderson Sopohomer, Pre-Med. UO Junior Enters Beauty Contest A University junior is one of five new entries to the Miss Eu gene contest. Marlene Peterson is a busi ness and finance major from Beaverton. The other four en tries are a Churchill High sen ior, a Lane Community College student, a Marist High senior, and a North Eugene High sen ior. The five entries bring the to tal to 15. The girls will be com peting for a $500 scholarship, additional prizes and awards worth $1,000 or more. Preliminary judging is set for late January or early February, with final judging in early April 1969. Entries to the contest are still being received at the Chamber of Commerce office in the Eu gene Hotel. CLASSIFIED ADS voTim mruvfi Classified Deadline: Place In SOI Allen, Emerald office by 2:00 p.m. day pre ceding publication. Deadline for Monday, however, Is 2 p.m. Friday. Classified Rates: 5c per word the first day, 3c per word (30c minimum) every day thereafter. 50 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. FOR SALE LEAR JET combination F.M. Radio 8 track stereo tape. One year old and has hardly been used. New was 155.00 will sell for 100.00. Call Duane days at 1818, eves 746-5951. 1919 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 NIKON F CAMERA, 55mm f 1.2 lens, case, strobe, 85-210 Sun preset zoom. $300. Sansoi 500 AM-FM multiplex 23 watt/channel transis torized amplifier, Garrard changer, $150. 746-9567 . 2003 INTERESTED in saving money? DRINK DRAFT BEER AT HOME! Refrigerator-keg set ready for use. Supply your own keg. $145. 343 9191. 2016 YASHICA: twin lens reflex, 214” sq. neg., meter, case. Like new. 345-1732 after 5:30 p.m. 1876 12 STRING GUITAR, almost new, $140 or best offer. Tom Morrow, ext. 2150. 2025 KING SYMPHONY TRUMPET. New $350, sacrifice lor $250. Phone Jim Young, ext. 2078. 1970 WESTINGHOUSE tape recorder, like new, $20. Call 747-9542 evenings. 1932 CARSON DORM contract. Ext. 489, ask for Betty. 1955 HEAD COMPETITION slalom 210, marker bindings, excellent condi tion, $70. 345-6683. 1975 GUITAR, year old; $40 or best offer. Call Mouse, ext. 478. 1974 USED HEADS, 200 Masters. 343-8396, $70. 1959 Campus Briefs The ASUO Governing Senate Com mittee needs a secretary. Pick up applications in Rm. 308 of the EMU and have them returned to this room by Friday. Petitions are now being taken for student members to the following University committees: Academic Occasions, Computer Registration, Naming of University Buildings and Student Financial Aids Advisory. Petition in Room 310 EMU. “Radiactive Pion Capture in Light Nuclei” is the topic for the Collo quim at 3:30 p.m., Nov. 25 in Room 30, Science I. A. Sherwood, of the University of California, La Jolla, will speak. Contributions are now being ac cepted for the Panhellenic Clothing drive, Nov. 20-23. Boxes for clothes will be distributed to dorms and houses. There will be a Swine meeting at 7 tonight in the EMU. Cynic ir2 will be displayed and National Porno graphic will be completed. Carlo Caldarola, from the Univer sity of California will speak today on “Non - Church Christianity in Japan” at 3:30 p.m. in the EMU. Steve Carter, full time Peace Corps recruiter for the University will be in the IEC office from 1-3 p.m. on Mondays to answer questions about the Peace Corps. There will be a Lutheran Style Folk Mass for the Weekly Commun ion service today at 4:30 at Wesley Foundation. There will be an organizational meeting of an anti-draft union at 1 p.m. today in the EMU. There will be a Big Sister meet ing at 7:30 tonight in Gerlinger Hall. The Back Door Coffee House will be open after the Cosby concert from 9-1 a.m., Friday at the Wesley Foundation, 1236 Kincaid. Any student interested in selling Unicef Christmas cards beginning Dec. 12 at the Wesley Foundation, is to call 344-4219. Cosmopolitan Club is having an International Dance at 9-12 Friday night in the EMU Ballroom. Admis sion is 50 cents. The Women's Judo Club will be gin at 7 tonight in the Wrestling room in the Men’s P.E. Bldg. Class es will run 7 p.m. on Tues-Thurs., and at 2 p.m. on Sundays. The Angel Flight meeting for to night has been cancelled. Flight sponsors are to be at detachment at 12:30 today. All Angels will meet at Gerlinger Lounge for Tea at 1:30 p.m. Uniforms are mandatory. The Thursday noon discussion hour at 12-1 p.m. today in the Wes ley Foundation will discuss the to pic of the nature of man. Bring a sack lunch. REEDS Del Hoff Ice Cream plus your choice of 12 Hot Sandwiches 19th & Agate Open 10 a.m. - 11 p.m. FOLLOWING BILL COSBY Come to the INTERNATIONAL DANCE (with "BLUES PRIDE" band) FRIDAY, Nov. 22—9-12 p.m. EMU BALLROOM Sponsored By Cosmopolitan Club 50c FOR SALE APPALACHIAN DULCIMERS: hand crafted dulcimers in several styles. Call J. L. Danielson, 343-8151, for appointment, or see at Light's for Music, Springfield; demonstration Friday, Nov. 22, 7:30. and Satur day, 11 a.m. at Wilson Music House, 1070 Willamette. 2034 THE ENCORE SHOPPE A resale store with something for everyone: Exclusive family apparel; fine furnishings; gifts for the holi days; some art and lots of the unusual; All at budget prices. Come over and browse 10-4 p.m. daily. 341 High St.—344-2787. 1993 2*2 MONTH OLD KLH Model 20 re cord player with FM radio. Origin ally cost $400 f; will take $325 or best offer. Contact James Elliott, 1345 High St., Apt. 1, 344-5093. 1933 CONN Alto Sax (Birdland)—excel lent condition, $175.00. 344-3078, 1410 High. 1951 CARS & CYCLES AUTOMOBILE BURGLAR SIGNAL ALARM—“Play Safe, Why Worry" Protect your ear and property from thieves with the Automatic Devil Dog Signal Alarm. 10 years Manu facturer’s Guarantee. Only $7.95. Get yours at Higgins Richfield sta tion, 18th and Willamette, or send cash, check, or money order to J. Akana & Associates. 52 Grand View, Eugene, Oregon 97405. 2005 PROTECT YOUR TAPE PLAYER Auto Burglar Alarms, easy to install. $7.95. T.V. SPECIALTY SHOP 1927 Franklin Blvd. 343-1767 1983 1962 AUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite, new paint job with refinished interior and top. Excellent condition throughout. Contact Jerry Wells, ext. 2541. 1982 1962 FALCON. 4-speed, 6 cylinder, 20 m.p.g. $450. Call Phil Church, ext. 1611 (days), 343-6685 (even ings). 1964 BURGANDY ’49 PLYMOUTH coupe, two chrome rims, six tires, excel lent flathead six. Great buy at $100. 342-1054. 1986 1966 OPEL wagon, 18,000 miles, ra dio. Very clean. $1,150. 343-1063. 1898 4 AMERICAN MAG wheels, 14" rim. $200 new, will sell for $95. Call 342-2240, leave message. 1978 1967 TRIUMPH 650cc, $150 and take over payment. $41.76 month. 343 6303. 1977 '60 VETTE, overhauled engine, 4 speed, pos. traction, ext. 398, Sid. 2022 1964 CORVAIR Mon/a Spydcr conver tible. Good eondtion, clean; must sell. Make offer. 345-7005. 1945 1960 VW Bus, excellent condition, new tires, stereo. $650. 720> ^ E. 13th Ave, #3. 1990 '55 CHRYSLER Windsor Deluxe; 77,000 miles. Excellent condition. Phone 345-5795. 1937 1960 CORVAIR, 4-door, automatic, $125. Mark, 344-3496. 1961 ’63 FORD 4-door, standard. Excellent condition, $600. 342-2289. 1942 1957 VOLVO 444, good condition, $325 •or best offer. 343-7583. 1969 1968 RENAULT 10, like new. Call 343-2189. 1976 TOP RACK, fits Peugeot 403, factory mounts. $10.00, 345-7609. 1987 1964 FORD Ranchero, 4-speed, V-8 $1.495 . 343-3409 . 2030 SERVICES TYPING, IBM Executive: Mimeo graphing; spirit duplicating. Ra chael Weinstien Business Service, 33 E. 10th, 345-7851. 1929 ACCURATE TYPIST, 75 words per minute plus. Will type theses, man uscripts, and term papers. 747-4647. 1750 AMAZINGLY EXPERT TYPING: Smith-Corona Electric. Graduate approved. Mrs. Libet. 345-3255. 1749 TYPING, 7 yrs. experience. Term pa pers, theses, graduate school ap proved. 726-7274. 1953 TYPING — desperate student needs work to stay in school. 344 8930. 1890 DOGS WALKED — 50c a dog per walk. Call Ann-Marie, ext. 2573 after 5 p.m. 18(9 ORGANIZATIONS, students — piano tuning electronically $12. Call Flint, ext. 472 or leave message. 1949 TYPING In my home. Reasonable. 342-4684. 1548 TYPING — Mrs. Ryan, phone 343 6690. Graduate approved. 1711 TYPING, editing; faculty wife; 35c page; 345-9882 (Graduate School Approved) 1642 EXPERIENCED typist, electric type writer. 343-0316. 1874 EXPERIENCED typist, Graduate ap proved. 344-7231. 1590 SERVICES "A NEW feature for you.” Spirit duplicating, special introductory offer 45c per 100. Good quality, fast service. Rachael Weinstien Business Service, 33 E. 10th, 345 7851. 1928 TYPING Graduate Approved Six years experience 24th and Patterson 344-9978 1665 WILL TYPE THESES, term papers, etc. 12 years varied professional ex perience. Graduate school approv ed. Mrs. Carole Sisler, 688-5468. 1941 FOR YOUR typing and multilithlng needs call GILBERT’S LITHO, you’ll be glad you did. Approved typist, IBM Execs. 1150 West 11th. 345-3975. 1155 QUALITY TYPING . . . Editing . . . Multilithlng. U of O Graduate. IBM Executive. Approved. 342-2045. 3030 6 Willamette. Mrs. Burnett. Time for Christmas letters. 1301 TYPIST — University approved. Professional, experienced. IBM Executive typewriter, mimeograph ing. 688-3579. 1755 TYPING, 25c a page; babysitting. 342-3969. 1958 FOR RENT ROOMY one - bedroom furnished apartment, close to campus, water paid, $125. Available January 1, call 344-9721 343-4165. 1860 Alder. 2021 LARGE, new, two-bedroom apart ment. Dishwasher and garbage dis posal. Available Dec. 1. Call 343 0842. 1980 ONE BEDROOM furnished apart ment, one block from campus. Call 343-9372 before noon. 2015 4-BEDROOM fully furnished house, 531 W. 11th, $150 per month, grad students preferred, 345-0193. 2009 ONE-BEDROOM furnished apartment. Heat, water, garbage paid. $130. 343-6275. 1958 TWO - BEDROOM apartment, $150. 343-9191.__1759 WANTED ROOMMATE NEED 2 students to shale 3 bedroom house. Your share $25. Call 345 0747- 19114 HELP WANTED STUDENT PROJECTS, INC. is now beginning interviews for job open ings in regard to Keynotes lecture series for winter term. A sign-up sheet will be posted in Room 306, EMU, for interview appointments. Many openings are available for interested students. Time and pay are liberal if applicant has the desired qualities. 1995 WANTED: YOU —to learn how to be more attractive while earning large commissions. We'll train you to wear and sell cosmetics. Part time beauty advisor, no door-to door. Call for an interview, week days 4- 7:30, 688 0946; or Mon - Wed., 5 - 9, 345-2594. 1947 DISHWASHER needed in small res taurant. Approximately 12 noon to 2:30 in exchange for meals. 3443 Hilyard. 1967 BALALAIKA TEACHER wanted. Please phone 344-3363. 2008 PETS AFFECTIONATE FEMALES. Silky brown Siamese, phone 345-2791. 1989 FREE KITTENS — 3 males (b & w), 1 female (calico). Trained and weaned. 345-1681, 7-10 p.m. 2028 6-WEEK-OLD KITTEN. Ext. 2170, ask for Mike or Bill, Km. 105.1968 LOST AND FOUND LOST — GRAY KITTEN in vicinity of 13th and Hilyard. About 3 months old. Call 344-3527 or 345 4410. 1891 REWARD — Lost at the snack bar in the student union, a Praktrica Nova B camera. Please call 344 1610. 2033 FOUND — one large pure black cat, found in basement of Sweetser Hall. It has green eyes. Call Steve, ext. 1818. 1973 FOUND — brownish-yellow male cat with white paws, bib. Ext. 1740, Bradley. I960 FOUND — one key In 14th and Kin caid parking lot. Contact Jaqi, ext. 1817. 1835 LOST — Cameo ring. Agate base with woman's ivory head. Call 345-2865. 1988 FOUND: One black and white male cat with flea collar. Vicinity Fri endly Hall. Call ext. 1569. 1992 FOUND — An Argus light meter. Call 343 2190 before 8 a m. 2027 RIDES —RIDERS HELP! Have to be In Santa Clara for Thanksgiving. Bay Area good enough. WHJ pay gas. Ralph W., ext. 2642. 2020 RIDE WANTED to Berkeley, Novem ber 26 or 27, return Dec. 1. Share expenses. 345-4648. 2006 PERSONAL HELP YOI RSKI.E BY HELPING OTHERS: Juvenile delinquents and other troubled young people with whom I work think that they're the only persons with problems and that their problems are unique. They desperately need to become aware that others also have problems. Please help them (and also your self) by letting them know that they're not really alone. Write about your problems, successes, failures, and feelings. 1 will for ward suitable letters to them. All correspondence is confidential, anonymity is optional, but the youths might wish to write to those of you who desire it. These youths can often help you as much as you help them. It's up to you. Ed Ettinger, 735 -33 E. 17th, Eu gene, Oregon 97401. 2011 THE MEN of Chi Psi announce with pleasure their selection of the 1968 69 Maid of Chi Psi Court. Kim Buker Barb Conway Wendy Greenfield Nancy McLaughlin Gena Powell Lorry Thompson Sally Weisman Congratulations! 2018 STUDENT; PROJECTS, INC. is now boginning interviews for job open ings in regal'd (o Keynotes lecture series for winter term. A sign-up sheet will be posted in Room 306, EMU, for interview appointments. Many openings are available for interested students. Time and pay are liberal if applicant lias the de sired qualities. pmc Hearye, Hearye . . , KOI! THE preservation of Gaylic Humor. RODJER RAMJET hereby pledges himself to the severe test of extinguishing the wayward Japanese Dragon. Submitted by his faithful Seconds the flying EAGLES. 2023’ WANTED: Fine Arts Students. Hand crafted jewelry; pottery, ceramics and the unusual art works. Con tact the ENCORE SHOPPE; open ing our "gift gallery” for tiie hull days. Items taken on consignment 341 High St., 344-2787. 2087 DUTCH PARTY BERESTERK FEEST. op 1035 Ferry. 3 ijd: Na Bill Cosby. Bier, inuzlek, and KASH disc jockey. Bring date, tst uk!) en maten mee! Phone 344 8062. pis 7 One Oregon Appearance THE BYRDS THE NEW YORKERS Tonight—Salem Armory And. « P-m. $3.00 _ 2082 PIETRO'S DELIVERY] Scheduled delivery times discontinu ed, Pietro’s will deliver orders of 12 or more pizzas. Please place or der one hour ahead of time. Call 728-4415. 1701 A TRUCKLOAD of new books, an armful of famous painting repro ductions, and a black light room are among new additions at the Id Bookstore on campus. 202'J CUT A CHRISTMAS RECORD. An nual special — 7” 45 record cut from your tape, $4; 7” 33-1/3, $4.30. Offer expires December 28. Lowe Recording. 345-4153. 1799 Remember DUTCH PARTY Phone 344-6062 1(19(1 HAPPY HOURS! 10 p.m. - 1 am.. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thur* days at TINO’s PIZZA PARLOR. 15th and Willamette — 40c pitchers Free pizza delivery on campus. 14M BLOK III FASHION CLOTHING h»s arrived. 1233 Alder. 2010 QUESTIONS about grad sehool? Ask them at the Graduate Conference Thursday at 7:30 in EMU. Sponsor ed by Mortar Board. 1965 TURTLE H ACKS will be held tonight at the Spigot Tavern starting at 8. Prizes will be awarded. 2841 Willamette. 2012 WASHERS and dryers for rent; guaranteed major appliance serv icing. A.A. Appliance, 746-6630. 1927 THE BYRDS Salem Armory Aud. Thursday, 8 p.m. 2000 SENSORY AWARENESS workshop Saturday, Nov. 23. Call 343-7041. Send: Counseling and Growth Center. 1971 GAYLE, I still love you. Please do not be severe. 1961 BUCKS, BUCKS, BUCKS—earn your tuition money now. Contact Don Gail, ext. 1991. 2026 PIGGERS GUIDE will be here Wed nesday, Nov. 20;50c at EMU Main Desk. I960 CIAO SAL1SCCI Dim Oggl devo dire the . . . odio l’vccelio. Bael, la piv alt a. 2014 MIKE, please come home this week end. F.Q. 2024
