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EUROPE Jet Charter Flights Roundtrip price $295 One-way price $148 For Members of The International Student Affairs Club For further information contact: International Education Center Room 319, EMU, Ext. 1835 Open daily 9:30-5 Take Ski Lessons (and enjoy the snow) • Sat. or Sun. Lessons • 4 consecutive weeks • Buses from campus • Hoodoo Bowl • Begins Feb. 15-16 For Information Drop By The J.C. Ski Table Friday — EMU Sponsored by ASUO Outdoor Program State senator raps Johnson's idea on grape boycott State Sen. George Eivers, R Milwaukie, delivered sharp crit icism of Acting University Pres ident Charles Johnson's decision to ban grapes from dormitory kitchens, at the state legislature Tuesday. "What he is in effect doing is declaring a secondary boy cott and imposing economic sanctions on people who may not be involved,” Eivers de - dared. Then Eivers warned, “What would his (Johnson's) reaction be if the legislature decided to impose economic sanctions on the University?” Eivers told the Senate he did not think that banning grapes at the University gave any “freedom of choice” for those who opposed the action and who might want to eat grapes. As to the President’s report ed proposal to take a poll later on. Eivers, a lawyer, said, “it is like saying you may not have had a fair trial but in the mean time I'm going to hang you.” Want to really get results? Use Emerald Classified Ads CHARLES LLOYD QUARTET Reed College Community Center Sunday, February 16 8:30 p.m. All students $1.25 Non students $3.00 WIN this 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA PLUS *1,000.00 TRAVELAMERICA lOO ADDITIONAL VALUABLE PRIZES Discover America... Austin America for 1969. A beautiful car to see your country in. Now you can have a car and country courtesy of your MG Austin America deal er. 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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 MEXICAN GUITAR, handmade. Ex cellent tone. Rob, ext. 1662. 2814 Campus briefs ASUO Senate Committees will meet at the following times this week: Higher Education, 1:30 p.m. today, 308 EMU. The Draft Information Center pro vides free counseling to men on C.O., medical exemptions, resistance, 2 S, appeals, legal aid, migration, ROTC, military discharges, etc. It is in 1 EMU, ext. 321. Undergraduate anthropology ma jors meet at 3:30 p.m. today in 201 Com. There will be a meeting of gradu ate and undergraduates in German at 3 p.m. today in the Graduate Student Lounge in Chapman Hall. The Latin American Association will meet today in EMU. Time will be posted. “Not all Doves are Peaceful: A Study in Aggression'* is the lecture to be given by John Knutson at 3:30 p.m. today in 369 Condon. Knut son is a postdoctoral fellow in clin ical psychology at the University Medical School in Portland. Christian Science College Organiza tion meeting at 7 tonight at the Wesley Foundation chapel. There will be fencing practice at 7 tonight in the East gym, but there will not be any formal lessons. Wom en may enter through the gate south of Mac Court. There will be an informal briefing discussion on the Graduate Student Employees Union at 1 p.m. Friday and 12 noon Monday in the confer ence room of the Graduate Student lounge, Chapman Hall. Angels — attend drill at 12:30 and the meeting at 6:30 today. Officers for 69-70 will be announced at the meeting. Deadline for Panhellenic petitions for elective offices has been extended to 5 p.m. Monday. Turn in petitions to the Dean of Women's office, 207 Emerald Hall. The CCM spring break project to the Seattle area will include dia logues with Model Cities, VISTA, the city council, Chamber of Commerce and other groups. The project is open to freshmen and sophomores. For more information, call ext. 1897 or drop by CCM Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid. All juniors in the Honors College who are majoring in English must sign up Spring term for Honors Seminar 407. If you have any ques tions, see your advisor. All counseling psychology students are to attend an important general meeting, at 3:30 p.m. Friday in Ed. 138. The second session of the JC Ski School at Hoodoo Bowl will begin Saturday and Sunday. Under the sponsorship of the Outdoor Program, chartered buses leave every Saturday and Sunday from the EMU. Tickets and information are available at the ski table, Friday, EMU. “The World Around Us,” a taped interview with Loreto Herman, Chilean ambassador to the Univer sity, will be shown at 7 p.m. P'riday on PL-3. The Eugene Buddhist Fellowship will meet for meditation and discus sion at 8 p.m. Friday in the EMU. • • • A Frosh Greek meeting on the Spring Function will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Phi Theta House. The Back Door Coffeehouse will be open from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. P'riday. If you have ideas, poetry, or music you want to share, bring them to 1236 Kincaid. CCM W’esley Center. Students interested in traveling to Chile in the ambassador program this summer are invited to pick up applications in the IES office, 319 EMU, today through next Thursday. Applicants should have a Spanish background and a knowledge of student government. Centurianne interviews will be Monday and Tuesday. Check the Emerald for times. Centuriannes is the women’s honorary for army ROTC. A bake sale and children’s art show sponsored by Children’s House kindergarten will be held at the New World Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. FOR SALE SEMI-CONTE M POR AR Y with BEAM ceilings — m S. E. area near Children's Hospital and walk ing distance to Dunn School. Three bedrooms, two baths. Fireplace in Carpeted living room. Family room Dining-Kitchen Combo with bar stools. Two patios, fenced yard with garden tool storage. Vacant for quick possession at $22,950. Ex cellent re-sale area when trans ferred. Call Jim Sheppard, eve. 688 3648. GORDON BRLNTON REALTY, 343-3336. _ 2798 AFROTC — ANYONE interested E purchasing a mess dress and/or accessories — like new. Very inex pensive, 343-5494. 2804 4 & 8 TRACK Auto-Sonic tape deck, speakers, two tapes, $50 or trade for 14” chrome wheels. 343-1181. 28 1 1 REMINGTON QtTlET RiTER, pica type, recently cleaned, good «.s new . $44. 844-3871. AM-FM STEREO console, excellent condition. 5 months old, hardly used. $125. 341 11427. 2853 DORM CONTRACT for spring term Parson's Hall. $200. Ext. 2158, ask for J.P. RECKER BUCKLE boots. Women’s 6',>M. Brand new. Ext. 331 eve nings._ DORM CONTRACT McClain Hamil ton, spring term. Judy Johnson, ext. 2655. 2793 FENDER JAZZ bass, $250. Also 100 w. P.A. system, $150. Call Newt, ext. 2665. 2754 QITTAR. $64, ease included. Cl MU NET, $55, case included. 343-5024. 2330 CONSUL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Very good condition. $25. 345-3230, or ext. 1539. 2766 REMINGTON QUIET RITE E! .11 E TYPEWRITER — Good condition. $35. 344-7968._ 2318 KOFLACH SKI boots, 9 M, $25. 344 0987. 2821 HEAD SKIS.6'7”, 200 cm with bind ings. $40. Call 344-3583. 2779 CONN TENOR saxaphone, $170. Phone 344-6465. 2807 BICYCLE, GOOD condition. $13. Call JoAnn, ext. 2285 after 5 p.m. 2827 CARS & CYCLES ’66 MUSTANG, six cylinder, auto matic, radio, heater, whitewalls; very good condition. $1480. Phone 345-2104. 2783 1960 VOLKSW A (;EN Transporter Van. Very good condition. Best of fer or trade. Phone 343-2833. 2840 M 1ST SACRIFICE, 1965 MOB, blue. $300 for equity, $850 balance. Call 747-9118. 2848 1962 HONDA 305. $350 or best oiler (helmet included). 343-4157. 2812 SERVICES FOR YOUR typing and multilithing needs call GILBERT’S LITHO, you’ll be glad you did. Approved typist, IBM Execs. 1150 West llth 345-3975. Open evenings until 9 p.m. 1155 WILL TYPE thesis, term papers, etc. 12 years varied professional exper ience. Graduate school approved. Mrs. Carole Sisler, 688-5468. 2455 TYPIST — University approved. Professional, experienced. IBM Executive typewriter, mimeograph ing. 688 3579. 1755 TYPING IN my home. Experienced, fast, accurate, reasonable. Phone 688-1192. 2735 EXPERIENCED TYPIST Graduate school approved. Laura Alcorn. 1267 W. llth. 343-4855. 1 160 EXPERIENCED TYPIS r Close to campus 342 3987 2826 SPEEDEE typing service. Reasonable. 345-1658. 2326 TYPING, EDITING; faculty wife; 40c a page. 345-9882. 2709 FOR RENT ARCHITECT-RENOVATED apartment near Park Blocks. Unique designer character. Sleeps three in sus pended loft spaces. Unfurnished. New stove, refrigerator. Beautiful woods with old bricks. 747-5324 evenings. 2817 BEAT 1 11 I I,, SECLUDED three-bed room house; carpet, drapes, ap pliances. Sub lease through June, prefer 2-3 male graduate students or professors. 726-6508 before 5:00 or 747-8385 after 6:00. 2803 ONK ■ BEDROOM APARTMENT, un furnished, spacious, fireplace. 4 blocks from campus. Available March i. c all 343-8488. 8837 MALE GRADUATE STl DENT ONI Y. Desirable furnished 3-room house near campus. Low rent for quiet tenant. 344-1893 after 5 p.m. 2325 FURNISHED ROOM for man, $50 a month, permanent. 1059 Hilyard, 344-1308. 2808 spacious two bedioom apartment. 18th & Ferry, $150, furnished. 344 5868. 2702 WANTED ROOMMATE FEMALE OVER 21 to share modern 2 bedroom apartment. Fireplace, view, yard. $58 includes utilities. 345-6536. 2784 MALE OVER 21 to shaie large 3-b< d room apartment. $42 includes util ities 345 2714. 3349 FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted, spring term. Vour share $40. 345-6536 2795 HELP WANTED HASHER NEEDED Delta Tau Delta. 344 6744, 10 a m.-6 p.m. 2845 WANTED GIRL TO 0ve m during week. Fee room and board in return for light housework. Call 344-5313, except mornings. 2350 RIDES —RIDERS NEED HIDE to Portland Frida> aitm* 3 p.m. Call Barb, ext. 2553. 2352 PETS HI PPIES 2 blondes, 3 brunettes. Price is right—FREE. 345-1046. _ 2834 GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Shots, no papers. S30. 630 0127 after 6. 2606 LOST AND FOUND $20 REWARD for return of engraved watch taken from men’s looker room last Friday. Great senti mental value. No questions asked. Phone 342-2542. LOST — MEN'S wrist watch, gold Bulova. Initials S.C.H. engraved on back. If found, please eontaet Steve at FOUND PUPPY: male, mostly black. White and brown markings. 345-9688. $10 REWORD Pickett slide rule. Metal, yellow and black, black leather case. 345-7739. 2781 LOST GREEN plastic notebook in 114 PE; 345-4863. 2801) PERSONAL Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem Mellem SKNATOR-AT-LAUGK A CANDIDATE WITH Intelligent Ideas __MB I TEACHER INTERVIEWS: The ABC Unified School District, located in the Southeast Los Angeles County area, will have a district repre sentative on campus Friday, Feb. 14, I960, to interview teacher appli cants. Interested persons should sign up in the Placement Office now! 2773 AliK YOU TIRED OF LIVING ALONE, and would like some help in finding that marriage partner for life? Let Social Introduction Service help. Ask for Grace at 343 9228 or 345-4547, or write 1760 Wil lamette M nit, Kligciir. M » LIFE IS TOO SHORT FOR GAMES. Would like to meet or correspond with warm, wholesome young wo man with strong sense human val ues. Am graduate student, 28, John Erskine, 123 E. Winespear Ave., Buf alo, N.Y. 14214. 2794 1 Vm YTIilNG’S COM IN7 UP HEARTS! Feb. 14 9 p.m.-12 LAMBODA CRAZ McAlister Walton 50c per Heart 2019 HAPPY HOURS! 10 am. - I am, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs days at TINOS PIZZA PARLOR, 15th and Willamette — 40c pitchers. Free pizza delivery on campus. 1466 WANTED: Attractive coedl in Edu cation, 20-26 years, to date eight selected Rose burg bachelors with college degrees, 24-30 years. Write: Dick North, 859 N.E. Alameda, Roseburg, Oregon. 672-5660. 2786 ALL. IUU LAA X.A1 $1.29 before 6 at the ANCHORAGE 947 Franklin 2609 ALL ANTI Militarys are invited to Ball at the Anti-Military Ball. San Francisco Mime Troupe, Portland Zoo; Friday, DSL, f! p.m. 2M0 HAVE YOU lived abroad six months or more? Want to share your ex periences? Contact Dave Arm strong. l.E.C. Office, ext. 1834. 2763 PLAYERS WANTED New Play Much Fun Call 344-3031 alter 5 2829 'The Best in Mime” EMC BALLROOM 9 p.m. Saturday 2824 HALF-TERM subscriptions are now available in room 304, EMU, for all classes of THE KEY NOTES. 2802 SAINT VALENTINE S Day Massacre? Bring gas masks to OSU Anti Military Ball. Friday. 8 p.m. 2847 OCIE, GRIN, and Bird: Watch litre tomorrow! 2841 SHIRTS IRONED — 20c each. Call Laura, 345-2842. 2603 The ROTC is ANTI BALL, OSU,' Frf day. 8:00. 2835 THE APPLE TREE is musical com edy. _ 2857 The MIME TROUPE is pio-ball. 2836
