Campus Happenings
Today
WORLD CAMPUS AFLOAT
will have a representative on
campus available for interviews
and general information from
8 a.m. to 2 p.m. today and
Tuesday in the EMU. The organ
ization will present slides at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the EMU.
Future
STUDENT PROJECTS and
entries of professional firms will
be on display at the Art Mu
seum through Dec. 6.
The competition is sponsored
by the Southwestern Oregon
Chapter of the American Insti
tute of Architects. A preview
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Sock! Bang!
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about to be dragged down to
the ground, he flipped the ball
back to Jones. Split end Greg'
Sprecht blocked the only Rook
between Jones and the goal
line — 93 yards away.
Drake failed to run the ball
into the end zone for the PAT
when the center snap was
fumbled. Score: 13-0.
Sock! With about six minutes
left in the first half Greg Bros
terhaus stepped back to punt
for the Frosh with a fourth
and two situation on the Rook
49. After he got the kick off he
was hit by three Rooks — a
roughing the kicker penalty.
Oregon took over on the OSU
34. A pitchout to Jones resulted
in an eight yard loss, so Winn
again took the snap from cen
ter, stepped back, and hit Moore
straight over the middle with
a 42 yard TD bomb.
The two point conversion at
tempt failed. Score: 19-0.
Bang! The score was still 19-0
with three and a half minutes
left in the game when the
Frosh took the ball over on
their own 37, following three
incomplete Endicott aerials. Af
ter three plays gained only nine
yards, Winn did his routine;
stepped back with the ball and
flung it, this time 54 yards to
Moore, who through some fine
moves had his man beat by half
a step, and scored his third
touchdown of the day.
In probably the most humili
ating play of the day for the
Rooks, the Frosh decided to go
again for the two point con
version.
Crunch! Seconds later Mike
Doran kicked off for the Frosh
to Oregon State’s Jerry Mc
Burney on the OSU 30, who
was tackled immediately.
In two plays the Oregon de
fense had second string Rook
quarterback Mike Tamiyasu
back on his own one yard line
On the next play 280 pound
Frank Bowlby — CRUNCH —
fell on 5-10, 175 pound Tami
yasu in the end zone for a
safety. Score: 29-0.
reception of the eighth annual
awards program will be from
8-10 p.m. Tuesday.
Mostly General
AN EXHIBITION of 100
"Contemporary Prints from
Czechoslovakia,” is under way
at the Art Museum. It will end
Nov. 29.
The exhibition was organized
and directed by Gordon Gilkey,
professor of art and dean of
the School of Humanities at
Oregon State University.
DEAN ROBERT TROTTER of
the School of Music will repre
sent the University at the 44th
annual meeting of the National
Association of Schools of Music
in Washington, D.C. this week.
The School of Music has been
a member of NASM since 1963.
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.
“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.
Steve Carter, full time Peace Corps
recruiter for the University will
be ita the IEC office from 1-3 p.m.
on Mondays to answer questions
about the Peace Corps.
Any student interested in selling
Unicef Christmas cards beginning
Dec. 12 at the Wesley Foundation,
is to call 344-4219.
Fencing lessons and practice will
be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday
in the east gym.
Application materials and infor
mation concerning East-West Center
grants for the academic year 1969
70 are available from Dixon Johnson
in Rm. 201-B Emerald Hall.
Applicants for the University Med
ical School should sign up for an
interview in Room 75, Science II.
ASUO committee meetings today
are, Academic, 2:30; Governing, 4:30;
Fiscal, 6.
ASUO committee meetings Tues
day are, Campus Planning, 2:30;
Higher Education, 3:30; Public Af
fairs, 3:30, University Conduct, 3:30;
Student Activities, 4:15.
The ASUO Fiscal Committee will
hold a special meeting at 6 in the
EMU tonight to review' the budget
allocations.
Dr. Carl Wallen will speak on
“Reading Sequence, Improvement
and Expansion in Elementary and
Secondary Education,” Tuesday at
3:30 in Room 138 Education.
There will be a Mortar Board
meeting tonight at 10:00 in the EMU.
Room number will be posted.
Winston Evans, Bahai representa
tive to the World Council of
Churches will participate in a lunch
discussion today in the Wesley
lounge 11:30-1:30, 1236 Kincaid.
Hour Dry Cleaning Service
Special on
Shirts (plain) .69
Sweaters .69
Pants .69
Dresses . $1.59
Coats . $1.59
Suits . $1.59
Prices good with student body card
Also Tuxedo Rentals
Latest styles
Complete formal attire
Call 344-2443
jb hi Cleaners
« 1C ■ ONE Taylors
Across From Taco Time 315 E. 13th
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FOR SALE
THE ENCORE SHOPPE
A resale store with something for
everyone: Exclusive family apparel;
hue 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
GETTING HASSLED by your local
nark? Turn to draft beer. DRINK
DRAFT BEER AT HOME! Refri
gerator keg set up ready for use.
Supply your own keg. $145. 343
9191. 2019
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
TYPEWRITER, portable Royal Car
avan. New was $79.50, will sell for
$40-$50. Excellent condition. Con
tact Barb or Lee at 342-2279 be
tween 6 and 7 p.m. 2068
PERFECT FOR college life. National
Stereo, fully portable, one year
old. Best offer over $60. 344-4747.
2038
CANON PELLIX, 35mm f2.5 lens, 3X
converter, case: $150. Mike Rus
selle. Leave message at ext. 1817.
_ 2069
120 WATT integrated transistor
stereo amp, new. Weathers turn
table, used. Worth $300; Asking
$180. 344-6755. 2073
ROOMY, 5-drawer chest; two 6'x9’
nylon rugs. Excellent condition,
bargain prices. 343-4340. 2080
12 STRING GUITAR, almost new,
$140 or best offer. Tom Morrow,
ext. 2150. 2025
12-STRING GUITAR, great sound,
fabulous neck. Make offer, 343
1888. 2052
COLLIER HALL dorm contract, win
ter-spring terms. Ext. 1756, Steve.
2058
KING SYMPHONY TRUMPET. New
$350, sacrifice for $250. Phone Jim
Young, ext. 2078. 1970
NEW SMITH-CORONA electric type
writer. 12-inch carriage. $140. Call
Steber. ext. 1694 or 345-9643. 2067
THREE BURGESS dorm contracts;.
Randy, ext. 2660. Dan, ext. 2662.
_ 2049
CONN Alto Sax (Birdland)—excel
lent condition, $175.00. 344-3078, 1410
High. 1951
BOYNTON DORM contract. Call Bei t
or Hans, ext. 2647. 2047
CARS & CYCLES
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
1966 BUICK Gran Sport, silver with
black interior, mags, extras. 342
3592. 2050
FOR SALE or trade, 1963 MG 1100
in perfect shape. 896-3251 or 343
0421._ 2044
1967 CAMARO, V-8, Automatic, con
sole, $69/month. Trading ok. 343
3409. 2031
*55 CHRYSLER Windsor Deluxe;
77,000 miles. Excellent condition.
Phone 345 5795. 1937
TOP RACK, fits Peugeot 403, factory
mounts. $10.00, 345-7609. 1987
Good
Used Clothing
Wide Variety of Formats
Thrift & Gift Shop
2839 Willamette
Hours: 10-4:00 Mon.-Thurs.
7-9 Mon. evenings
For more information
Call 343-3861
Man's Best Friend
when he wants to buy or
sell: The Oregon Daily
Emerald Classifieds.
CARS & CYCLES
PROTECT YOUR TAPE PLAYER
Auto Burglar Alarms, easy to
install. $7.95.
T.V. SPECIALTY SHOP
1927 Franklin Blvd.
343 1767
_ __ __ 1983
1959 TRIUMPH TR3. Wire wheels,
new clutch; mechanically excel
lent. body perfect. Must sell, phone
344-6491. 2055
1968 FORD Cortina GT, under war
ranty. Pirelli radials. hood pins,
alpine green. $1,975 or offer. Days,
342-3101; evenings, 342-3856. 2075
1966 OPEL wagon, 18.000 miles, ra
dio. Very clean. $1,150. 343-1065.
1898
4 AMERICAN MAG wheels, 14" rim.
$200 new, will sell for $95. Call
342-2240, leave message. 1978
'59 RAMBLER wagon, runs good,
$75. Mike, ext. 1994. 2045
'64 HONDA 250 Scrambler. Excellent
condition, extras. 342-2878. 2057
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
TYPI N G
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
FOB YOUR typing and multlllthin*
needs call GILBERT’S LITHO,
you’ll be glad you did. Approved
typist, IBM Execs. 1150 West 11th.
345 3975. U59
TYPIST — University approved.
Professional, experienced. IBM
Executive typewriter, mimeograph
Ing, 688-3579. 1755
TYPING, IBM Executive; Mimeo
graphing; spirit duplicating. Ra
chael Weinstien Business Service,
33 E. 10th, 345-7851- 1929
ACCURATE TYPIST, ^5 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 — desperate student needs
work to stay hi school. 344-8930.
_ 1890
DOGS WALKED — 50c a dog per
walk. Call Ann-Marie, ext. 2573
after 5 p.m. 1869
EXPERIENCED typist, electric type
writer. 343-0316. 1874
EXPERIENCED typist. Graduate ap
proved. 344-7231. 1590
TYPING in asy home. Reasonable.
342-4684. 1548
TYPING — Mrs. Ryan, phone 343
6690. Graduate approved. 1711
CHILD CARE with preschool activi
ties. My home, call 345-3232. 2039
TYPING, 7 yrs. experience. Term pa
pers, theses, graduate school ap
proved. 726-7274. 1953
TYPING in my home. Experienced,
fast, accurate, reasonable. Phone
688-1192. 2081
FOR RENT
BUGGED
by—cramped quarters?
—roommates?
—dreary surroundings?
TIME FOR A CHANGE!
Call us for eastside apartments
beginning at $120.
Wayne L. Johnson Investments
“A Mark of Quality”
_344-1493 Anytime 2066
ROOMY one - bedroom furni.shrd
apartment, close to campus, water
paid, $125. Available January 1,
call 3449721 343-4165. 1860 Alder.
_ 2021
LARGE, new, two-bedroom apart
ment. Dishwasher and garbage dis
posal. Available Dec. 1. Call 343
0842. 1980
<>\L REDROOM 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 apartment. Close to
campus. All utilities paid except
eleertieity. Call 342-2222. 2059
ONE-BEDROOM, furnished apart
ment; *2 block from campus. See
at 735 E. 17th, #23, anytime. 2064
1 BEDROOM furnished $110. 1 block
off-campus. 343 6407.2071
WANTED ROOMMATE
NEED female roommate to share 2
bedroom apartment with pool, two
blocks from campus, starting win
ter term. 345-5106. 2074
i emale ROOM mate, prefer senior
or graduate, own room, $50 plus
utilities. Gayle, 345-7337. 2079
TWO GIRLS or couple, over 21,
share large house, 13th near Ferry.
$68.50, 342 10
NEED 2 students to share 3-bedrooixi
house. Your share $25. Call 345
0747.1984
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED to play m Sun Valley,
Idaho, 4-5 piece rock band. Start
Jan. 5, for all or pait of winter.
Send tapes and pictures to Bill
Allen, c/o The Boiler Room, Sun
Valley, Idaho. 2048
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
FUTURE IN DOUBT?
A certain exacting, non-degree pro
fession starts up to $6,000; otters
$14,000 after 4 years; has prestige;
is truly non-diseriminatory; is ex
panding wildly in all fields; takes
only 16 weeks intensive local
schooling to qualify for one of
30,000 job openings.
For details clip and mail to
E. C. P. I„ Suite 209, 1074 Willam
ette Street. Eugene 97401.
(This ad inserted by Electronic
Computer Programming Institute
for those men and women who
might be interested in a far out
future.) 1979
_ HELP WANTED
PART-TIME service station attend
ant. Must be clean cut. experience
preferred. 2795 Willamette. 2043
PETS
FREE KITTENS — 3 males (b & \v)»
1 female (calico). Trained and
weaned. 345-1081, 7-10 p.m. 2028
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — Black, lanky kitten with
white spats and bib. Answers to
“Pancho,” maybe. Near 1140 Pat
terson. Phone 343-1887. Found —
Male Siamese. Big, dumb, cross
eyed. Answers to “Here kitty,
kitty.” Same address above. 2066
REWARD — Lost at the snack bar
in the student union, a Praktrica
Nova B camera. Please call 344
1610. 2033
FOUND — one key in 14th and Kin
caid parking lot. Contact Jaqi, ext.
1817. 1835
FOUND: One black and white male
cat with flea collar. Vicinity Fri
endly Hall. Call ext. 1561). 1902
RIDES —RIDERS
HELP! Have to be in Santa Clara
for Thanksgiving. Bay Area good
enough. Will pay gas. Ralph W.,
ext. 2642. 2020
PERSONAL
IT'S BET TEFTbYiVeSH; N — Quality
ran be measured by the grace and
precision of handcrafted design in
Etcetera's jewelry. Don't be satis
fied with a mass-produced copy.
Your engagement ring should ex
press your individual tastes and
personality. You will Kind that
quality craftsmanship can also be
less expensive.
ETCETERA CUSTOM JEWELRY
& FINE ARTS
664 LINCOLN
345-3078
2062
' MEMORIES OF BERTHA”—We are
a reorganized roek and blues band,
having recently altered our per
sonnel make-up and selection of
music. We feel we can now offer
a more serious and satisfying ap
proach to your musical desires
(formerly "The Nitty Gritty’).
Phone 345-5540 or 345-82813, or write
P. O. Box 1021, Eugene, 97401.
_ 2046
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 end pay
are liberal if applicant has l ie dc
slred qualities. UaU
WANTED: Fine Arts Stum nls, Hand
crafted Jewelry; potter;,, ceramics,
and the unusual art works. ( • n
tact tlie ENCORE SHOPPE: open
ing our “gift gallery” for the holi
days. Items taken on consignment.
341 High St., 344-2787, 2007
WANT SOMETHING DIFFERENT to
do? Celebrate New Year’s Eve at
midnight (every night at mid
night I. Buffalo Bud’s Tavern, 2000
\V. 11th, Eugene. It’s the durndcst
place you've ever seen. 2070
PIETRO'S DELIVERY:
Scheduled delivery times discontinu
ed. Pietro’s will deliver orders of
12 or more pizzas. Please place ol -
der one hour ahead of time. Call
_726-4415. 1701
CUT A CHRISTMAS RECORD. ArT
nual special — 7” 45 record cut
from your tape, $4; 7” 33 1/3, *4.50.
Offer expires December 20. Lowe
Recording, 345-4153. 1709
HAPPY HOURS! 10 p.m. - 1 a.m7,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs
days at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR,
loth and Willamette—40c pitchers.
Kiee pizza delivery on campus.
1466
THE YEAR’S Holy War was fought
at Creston Creek’s Homecoming
as archrival Grizzlies or Holy Col
lege of California succumbed 17
16. 13111
DINNER DATE In Portland? Fly her
there yourself — piloting the Web
foot Flying Club's aircraft. Learn
to fly now. 686-9291 or 345-2662.
2060
FLY A PLANE this week Intro
ductary (light lesson offer just S5
piloting the aircraft yourself.
Webfoot Flying Club Information
688 9291 or 345 2662. 2061
BLOK III
FASHION CLOTHING has arrived.
1233 Alder. 2010
ANY FINE upstanding photography
major interested in helping out
"Our Girl Tuesday” call the Black
Forest! 2076
HAVE YOU seen "Our Girl Tues
day” at the Black Forest? Don’t
be left out! 2077
Bi ( kn. hi t ks. BUCKS earn your
tuition money now. Contact Don
Gail, ext. 1991. 2026
WOULD YOU like a date? Call
Dates, Inc., 345-9937, ask for June.
2072