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Happenings... (Continued from page 9) reservation. For information call ext. 2191. “VOLUNTEERS are Waiting to Help You” is the subject of a conference to be held at the Country Squire Motel Friday. The conference, jointly spon sored by the School of Commu nity Service and Public Affairs and the Volunteer Services Council of Eugene, will be at tended by some 50 to 60 agency personnel. The use of volun teers will be explored through out the day by speakers and group sessions. Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. ORIGINAL RESEARCH and field trips to various parts of Oregon will be included in a meeting of 500 geologists at the University March 27 to 29. Geol ogists from all the western United States are expected to attend the event sponsored by the University geology depart ment and the center for vol canology. DONALD DUNN, attorney from The Dalles and president of The Dalles Chamber of Com merce, has been elected to the board of directors of the Uni versity Alumni Association. THIRTY selected watercolor paintings from the 47th Annual Exhibition of the California Na tional Water Color Society are on display in the EMU art gal lery. EXCITING SUMMER JOBS ■ Don’t be left without a summer job. Buy the book that provides the most complete and up-to-date information concerning summer jobs. No more waiting for rela tives and friends to come through for you. Find your job the sci the people who know employ entific way—The sure way from ment—The AMERICAN EMPLOY MENT INSTITUTE. Mail to: American Employ ment Institute 1915 Lake Terrace Danville, Illinois 61832 I have enclosed $3.00 in: ( ) cash ( ) check ( ) money order Please rush my copy of National Summer Employment Directory Name___ Address__ City and State... TO GET A GOOD JOB, GET A GOOD DIRECTORY Want to really get results? Use Emerald Classified Ads Optometrst Dr. Robert J. Williamson • Fashion Eyewear • Eye Examination • Contact Lenses "Just Say Charge It” 344-5371 820 Willamette CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Deadline: Place In SOI A1 len, Emerald office by 2:00 p.m. day preceding 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 cer t 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 HARMONY Sovereign — steel guitar and case. Excellent condition, 9 months old. $60. 345-4184. 3257 WOMAN’S DORM contract, spung term. Call ext. 2155, ask for Mari anne or leave message. 3217 WOMEN’S DORM contract, Sweetser Hall. Must sell. Contact Barbara Hatfield at 2087 or 2554. 3354 WOMAN’S DORM contract for spring term. Contact Pat O’Shea, ext. 2656. 3174 SPRING YOUNG Hall dorm contract —Reduced rate—Call Bill, ext. 396. __3203 STATELY PILLARD Lombard piano of character. Must admire before making offer. 343-0006. 3226 THREE drawer steel file cabinet, stan dard size. Phone 342-5048 between 9 and 5. 3243 STRAUB men’s dorm contract. Upper class, second floor. Bill, ext. 2076. 3280 360 HEADS. Grand Prix — Nevada. 210 cm. Bill Hartmann, ext. 356. 3299 WOMEN’S dorm contracts — room mates, ext. 2656 — Eva or Valerv. _ 3335 FIBERGLASS pool cue and case. Un believable sacrifice — $7.50. Smith, ext. 1818._ 3339 TWO MEN’S dorm contracts, Bean complex. Call ext. 2384. 3343 GARAGE SALE — odds and ends. 2955 Pearl Street. 3345 SONY 200 stereo tape recorder, $125. 345-5261. 3313 DORM contract in Bean complex. Call Rich Akerman, ext. 1594. 3285 DORM contract: Maggie at ext. 2163 (leave number: I'll return call). 3246 DORM CONTRACT at a discount. Call Scott Davis, ext. 2563. 3350 MEN’S DORM contract, reduced rate. Call Craig, ext. 1738._ 3351 DORM contract for spring term. Cathy Peters, ext. 2556. 3262 BOYNTON dorm contract at discount. Call ext. 2647, ask for Hank. 3272 ONE MALE dorm contract, Parson Hall. Call ext. 478. Steve Duffy. 3274 Campus briefs Fencing lessons and practice will be held at 7 p.m. today. Women may enter through the gate south of McArthur Court. Tournaments will be discussed. Today is the last day students can purchase SWINE publications The Burpley Barf and Cynic No. 4. They will be available on the EMU terrace. Clyde Coombs, psychology profes sor from the University of Michi gan, will speak at a colloquium lec ture set for 3:30 p.m. today in Rm. 389 Condon. Coombs will speak on “Perception of Risk in Gambles.” The lecture is sponsored by the Univer sity psychology department. Those interested in Buddhism and Buddhist meditation should attend a meeting of the Eugene Buddhist Fel lowship at 8 Friday night at 1764 High Street, Apt. 6. For information contact Doug MacPhillamy at 937 2604 or ext. 1278. There will be television filming at the Amphibians meeting tonight so members should bring their suits. A dress rehearsal of the tank number will be held also. The up-coming convocation and militarism on campus will be dis cussed at the Peace and Freedom Movement meeting at 7:30 tonight in the EMU. The Black Studies issue, a demand for immediate withdrawal from Vietnam and supporting Black liberation will be discussed. SDS will meet Friday to discuss an end to police on campus, removal of ROTC and other campus military ties, and an amnesty for all politi cal prisoners. « » • Passport pictures should be picked up in the 1EC office at 319 EMU this week. The Music Graduate Group (MGG) will meet at 6 tonight in room 104 in the Music building. ^ Model United Nations has open ings spring term for interested stu dents. For more information con tact ext. 1874. ^ _ The Housing Office is taking ap plications for positions as dormitory counselors for the academic year of 1969-70. Those interested should contact the Dormitory Personnel Of fice in Carson Hall to obtain the necessary application and reference forms. • • • The Graduate Student Employees Association will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the EMU. Room number will be posted. FOR SALE EXCELLENT Family Apparell — Cus tom Leather by Jekyl's Hydes — Candles by Trespassers W. — Pot tery by S.M.A.F.F.P. — Bring your bag, consignments welcome. Do your thing at: THE ENCORE SHOPPE, 341 High St., 344-2787. Tues.-Sat.; 10-4:00 — Fri. eve., 7-9. _ 3296 GIANT AUCTION and rummage sale. Friday, March 28 at the Fair grounds. Eugene Lions Club. A tremendous variety of items will be sold fast, regardless of price. No minimum prices. To donate items to this charity, phone 343 7432. 3346 FISHER SA-300 amp., Fisher 400-C stereo control, Fisher AM-FM tun er, Garrard turntable. All built in a cabinet. Call Duane before 9 or after 6. 746-5951. 2608 SANSUI 1000A stereophonic receiver AM/FM/FM-MPX, 100 watts, $200. Call Michael, 345-4478, evenings. _3207 GARAGE sale Saturday and Sunday. Clothes, furniture, appliances, inisc. 1010 High St. 344-5787. 3289 AMPEX stereo tape deck with ear phones, tapes, and demag. $250. 345 1546 after 6. 3248 HEAD MASTERS, marker bindings, poles free, $65. 343-9451. 3221 JACKETS and sta-prest slacks for sale. 749 W. 13th No. 1 anytime. 3238 CARS & CYCLES LOOKING for a station wagon? '62 Dodge Lancer, 6V, stick, runs beau tifully, perfect for town and week end trips. Must see to appreciate. Estimated at $500. Given away for $350. Tel. 343-1106. 3278 LIQUIDATION — 1965 VW, tudor, radio, undercoating, one owner, ex cellent condition. Call after 5:00, 345-6831. 3287 ’66 MUSTANG, six cylinder, auto matic, radio, heater, whitewalls; very good condition. $1480. Phone 345-2104. 2783 ?62 CHEV Impala, automatic, 283 V-8 engine, 4-door hardtop, very good mechanical condition. $525 cash. Brian, 343-8169. 3239 1965 PLYMOUTH Satellite. Immacu late, “383,” chromies, bucket seats, 21,000 actual miles. Must see to appreciate, 344-5113. 3353 1962 CHEV Biscayne “6”7 3-speed stick. Overall good condition. Best offer over $450. Ext. 2245 or 935 1704, ask for Bill. 3297 MUST SELL! 1961 Falcon sedan. Eco nomical and in good condition. $225. 345-1272 evenings. 3244 64 COMET Caliente V-8, 4 speed', bucket seats, good condition. Call 345-2784 eves. 3106 SPRING “TERM car. 1959 Hillman convertible. Runs good, $150. 345 1046. 3326 1965 AUSTIN Healey 3000 Mark ilL 4-speed, overdrive. Call 942-4012. _ __ 3162 ’66 K.G. V.W. 50 hp. engine, good in terior, fair rubber, phone 342-2900 between p.m.-7:00 p.m. 3318 THREE G70-14 Goodyear wide-track tires, $30 each. Saint, ext. 1691. 3322 1963 HONDA 150, just tuned, he 1 met included, $205. 344-7593. 3270 1957 NASH Metropolitan, $150. Call 688-3302. 3314 SERVICES “ income tax returns $5 and up Special rates to students and facul ty. Each return given individual at tention. Open daily including Sat. and Sun. until 9 p.m. Rachel Wein stien’s Tax Service, 345-7851. 2785 FOR YOUR typing and multilithlng needs caM GILBERT’S LITHO, you’ll be glad you did. Approved typist, IBM Execs. 1150 West 11th 345-3975. Open evenings until 9 WILL T'YPE thesis, term papers, etc. 12 years varied professional exper ience. Graduate school approved. Mrs. Carole Sisler, 688-5408. 2455 TYPIST — University approved. Professional, experienced. IBM Executive typewriter, mimeograph ing. 688-3579. 1755 CUSTOM TYPING and stenographic service for all your typing needs. Accuracy guaranteed, pick up and delivery. 344-7351. 3355 EXPERIENCED SECRET ARY for your typing needs. Electric type writer, graduate approved, 344 7231. 2959 AMAZINGLY EXPERT TYPIST; Smith-Corona electric. Graduate approved. Mrs. Libet, 345-3255. 2906 TYPING, MULTIL1TH, term papers, theses; TV2 yrs. experience, gradu ate school approved. 726-7274. 2897 EXPERIENCED TYPIST — Graduate school approved. Laura Alcorn. 1267 W. 11th, 343-4855. 1160 TYPING AT reasonabfe rates. $35c. Corrections made if desired. 344 8585. 3011 TYPING, EDITING; experienced. 35c up. Campus deliveries. 344-3457. _ __ 3108 TYPING: Fast, accurate, dependable. Term papers. No dittoes. 344-8930. _ 3301 ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking, five years experience. Expert fit ting; reasonable. 688-6654. 3184 TYPING IN my home. Experienced, fast, accurate, reasonable. Phone 345-6274. 2940 TYPING, EDITING; faculty wife; 40c a page. 345-9882. 3198 TYPING IN my home. Reasonable. 342-4684.__ 2956 TYPING — experienced. Neat and accurate work. 688 4714. 3290 6PEEDEE typing service. Reasonable. 345-1658. 2326 SERVICES EXPERIENCED typing my home, fast, accurate, reasonable. 688-4874. 3247 FOR RENT RENT A HOUSE for spring term. Why live in a cramped apartment or dorm? You can rent a comfort able 2 bedroom house near campus for $115 unfurnished, $125 furnish ed. Garage, large yard. 344-6859. 3348 RIDGEWOOD \PARTMENTS One bedroom, furnished. $90 one per son, $100 two people. 942 E. 18th 345-0857 3298 MARRIED graduate students inter ested in married student housing beginning spring term contact Uni versity Housing office, 342-1411 ext. 1704 ONE BEDROOM apartment, fur nished, $115 month. One block from campus. Available now. *3 Hi Oakes. 343-7230 between 6:30-7:30. 3196 LARGE STUDIO apartment for rent. $75 per month, utilities included, 10 minutes from campus, parking space. Cal! 747 8 ’ 10 33 57 ONE BEDROOM apartment, furnished $90 a month. 1 •» block from campus. 1831 Kincaid No. 17. Phone 344-2855. __ 3295 CAMPUS address one bedroom apartment, 771 E. 14th, Apt. 3. Sub let for spring term. Phone 344 1328. _ 3266 SPACIOUS 2 bedroom apartment, furnished, carpeted. Laundry facil ity, parking, near campus. 585 E. _19th, Apt. 3. 342-4514. 3273 TWO BEDROOM house for rent or for sale. 2955 Pearl Street, 345-8145. Pleasant home, stove and refriger ator, _ 3344 CAMPUS AREA redecorated, extra clean, heat furnished. 765 E. 18th, $8 688-5468. 3347 QUIET, furnished room for graduate or employed man. $65, some utili ties. 345 7150. 3304 ONE BEDROOM, carpeted, furnished apartment. Some utilities. Lease agreement. 344-2670. 3254 FURNISHED one bedroom apartment, 1 a block from campus, $90. See Manager at 771 E. 14th, Apt. 6. 3265 ROOM with view, iiou.se privileges. Everything furnished. 156 W. 23rd St., 313-4959 after 5 pm. 3302 ALDERWOOD Manor, large one bed room apartment, $125. Call. 345 0875. 3245 LARGE 3 bedroom apartment! Fur nished, extras, near campus. $195. Phone 344 7430. 3180 ONE BEDROOM apartment, one block from campus. 1445 E. 19th, No. 8. $120. 344 3814. 3284 ONE bedroom apartment with pool, two blocks from campus, quiet. Call 345-3027 after five. 3321 ONE BEDROOM apartment fur nished, $105; unfurnished, $85. 1860 Alder, #4. 344-3092. 3224 ONE BEDROOM apartment 1block from campus. $125. 343-3122. 3312 BASEMENT room, outside entrance, $25. 1873 E. 15th. 3340 ONE BEDROOM apartment, unfur nished, near campus. 343-2822. 3352 ROOM AND BOARD ROOM AND board for woman stu dent in exchange for some high school tutorial work. 344-3670 3182 WANTED ROOMMATF FEMAI E roommate needed to live with two other female students — $50 per month. Modern apartment, 18th & Ferry. Move in at end of finals week or beginning of spring term. Call 345-9945. 3281 DESPERATELY need female l‘‘• Sl\, or grad now and/or spring term. Furnished apartment near cam pus. $52 pays everything. 343-4363 or 342-1589. 3341 UPPERCLASS FEMALE roommate wanted to share two-bedroom apart ment across from computer center. Your share $50. 343 5828. 3227 FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for spring term. Large one-bedroom apartment. Close to music school. $50. Call 342-4063._3127 2 FEMALE roommates wanted, cam pus area. 2 bedroom apartment, $32.50. 365 E. 16th, No. 1; 343-9593. FEMALE roommate to share apart ment or someone to take over lease. Close to campus. 345 5028, 344- 7908. 3310 NEED roommates immediately. $35 month plus electricity, phone. 2'/a blocks from PLC. Call 343-8038 af ter 6:00. 3315 MALE student to share nice Ofie bed room apartment. Five minute drive from campus. Your share $50. 746 6097. 3316 NEED ONE female roommate to share apartment with two others. Pool and sauna. $51.00 a month. 343-7668._3337 MALE roommate wanted to share quaint, rustic house. $35. 688-0881. 3338 WANT male roommate 2 bedroom, close to campus, quiet, $60. 345-6534. 3330 THREE GIRLS want fourth to share large house. $37.50 plus. 343-2814. 3269 FEMALE roommate wanted. One bedroom, $38.75 plus heat. 1840 Mill. 345- 6317. 3279 WANT MALE roommate. 2 bedroom apartment, your share $50. 4 min utes from library. 344-5624. 3249 WANTED CAR -- Cheap.CaH 344-9524.' "xm HELP WANTED ATTRACTIVE WOMAN wanted for make-up Instructor, will train. Vivian Woodard Cosmetics, 689 0890 2880 JOB OPPORTUNITIES Metropolitan Executive Service, Inc. 72 West Broadway 342-4819 Graduate: Business Administration. Some accounting. Qualifications for Managerial program with large food processing firm. Fee paid — $700. Accounting major: train in cost ac counting field with large Northwest firm. Fee paid — $700. Member of National Personnel As sociates. Inc. — a nation-wide com puterized service. Appointments 9-1:00 or by appointment, 342 4819. 3288 RIDES —RIDERS RIDERS wanted to Pendleton-Pea water area, Sat., Mar. 22. You pay gas. No return, unless you want to come back 24th or 25th. Jaqi, 345 2590 or ext 1817. 3256 RIDE to San Francisco needed for two girls. Will share expenses and driv ing. Must leave Friday March 21. Call ext. 2650. Ask for Louise or Judy. 3276 NEEDED: Ride to San Francisco area March 26 or March 27 (Wed. or Thurs.). Will share expenses. Cali ext. 1131 days, 344 5154 evenings. I ONE OR TWO riders wanted to Bay area. Must be w illing to leave early in the a m. on Thursday, March 20. Cali Cal at ext. 1953 or 345 2909. _3328 RIDE needed to Sacramento at the end of spring vacation week for track meet. Phone 345-2104 or ext. 1818, ask for Steve. 3329 GIRL NEEDS ride to and from Den ver. Can leave the 20th. Will share expenses. C all Linda at 343-7143. _33 >7 RIDERS wanted to go to Denver spring break. Leaving approxi mately March 20. Share expenses. Ext. 2010, ask for Bruce. 3311 RIDE needed to Tacoma March 19th. Will share expenses. Call Ben, ext. 1384._ RIDE needed to S.F., L.A., or S.f)7[ Tues. Ext. 2166, Dan. 3349 RIDE needed to Boise Finals week. Share gas, driving. 345 2623. 3324 LOST AND FOUND WHITE book bag with library books, class notes, and texts. Must have to pass finals. Please call Women’s P E. ext. 1111. No questions asked, Kris Norris. 3317 FOUND woman’s gold watch, lltli St. near Villard. Phone 343 2636. 3336 PERSONAL STUDENTS! A new book “The Beasts and tlie Seven Mysteries of Clod’* will give you aid and direction in your efforts to correct the inequi ties, double standards, and h.vpoc rises of the establishment. More over, it will do what you cannot do! $4.50 per copy; reserve yours now, and I shall hand deliver it. Publish ing date: April 5, 1969. Marion L. PoiT, 3470 Crestview Drive, Salem 97302. . | LEARN PROGRAMMING Electronic Computer Programming Institute is now enrolling students for Eugene and Portland spring and summer classes. FOR FREE appitude test, placement news and day and evening class In formation, mail this to EUPI, Wild ish Bldg., 1443 Willamette Street, Eugene 97401. 3122 ARE 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 Street* Eugene. 2670 INTERVIEWING now for 1969-741 transportation services director. In terest in international scene pre ferred. Director handles annual summer charter flight. Call IEC, ext. 1834. Wm HAPPY HOURS! 10 am. - 1 a.m", Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs days at TING’S PIZZA PARLOR, 15th and Willamette — 40c pitcher*. Free pizza delivery on campus. 1466 IUU C./VIN fcJVl $1.29 before 6 at the ANCHORAGE 947 Franklin 260* YES HARRIETT, you arc correct... spring term registration is your last chance to purchase a 328-page, hardbound. Yearbook. 2:134 THE COMPLETE book form of The KEY NOTE lecture series for winter term is available now in Km. .104, EMU. 3098 SIGN UP now for spring term mixed foursome bowling league. Recrea tion area, EMU basement. 3291 1)10 YOU really see three feet of snow on the U of O campus'.' Prow it with your go Yearbook. 3332 GUESS WHO? P, P, and M. April ijj Mac Court, 8 p in. Tickets April 1. 3251 NO i oi.doi TS but we have tEi next best thing. Buy a ’69 Year book. 3333 BRAD STAPLETON: "BIG MAC is one of the nicest guys I know.” J_ 3342 r a roommate? See ad on page 3 for answer. 3242 SWINE: Last day of sale for BURP LEY BARF — today, EMU. 3308 PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS
