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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1969)
Group threatens assault on cross EUGENE LS’i—if the Skinner Butte Cross isn’t removed by next Oct. 1, a Eugene group says it will move or modify the cross itself. The threat was made by Chet Taylor, a University English instructor and spokesman for the group calling itself the Eu gene Activists Council. Earlier this week Taylor was fined $25 for taking a pickax to the ground around the base of the cross, which is located in a city park atop the butte at the north end of downtown Eu gene. The Activists Council wants the cross down, Taylor said, be cause the group feels a religi ous symbol has no business being on public property. Legal efforts to remove it have thus far failed. The State Su preme Court has ruled that the cross can stay, although the high court has agreed to a re hearing of the case. If the cross isn’t down legally by Oct. 1, Taylor said, the Ac tivists Council is considering several approaches for a new as sault upon it. Among these, he said, are "the use of drag lines to pull it down, dynamite, jack hammers, making it over into another symbol, and painting it pitch red.” City officials had no comment. Optometrst Dr. Robert J. Williamson • Fashion Eyewear • Eye Examination • Contact Lenses PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS “Just Say Charge It’ 344-5371 820 Willamette fi1 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 twie®. Wilhelm Reich will speak on “Or gone Therapy'’ at a lecture and dis cussion at 9:30 tonight at Blake Col lege, 200 N. Jefferson. Public is in vited. Applications for 1969-70 Decoys will be available all week on the third floor of the EMU. They must be re turned in by Monday, May 19. Theta Sigma Phi Women’s journal ism organization will meet at 7:30 tonight in the Allen Room for a guest speaker and initiation. Rep. Betty Browne will talk. All current members and interested women are urged to attend. For further infor mation contact Robin Roy at ext. 487 or 1817. Gerson Goldhaber, of the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, University of California, will lecture on “A Study of Boson Resonances” at 3:30 p.m., room 30, Science I, on Wednesday. Coffee and doughnuts will be served in room 122, Science 1, at 3:15 p.m. The Political Science Student Union will meet at 4:30 p.m. today at the west door of 180 PLC to make sure the PSSU demands are put into policy. Physics students concerned about the lack of communication or other problems within the department will meet at 12:30 today in 218 Science. Bring your lunch. Centuriannes will meet at 5:30 today in the ROTC building. The following ASUO Committees will meet at the EMU today: Student Conduct, Rm. 308, 4:30 p.m.; Com munity Affairs, Rm. 308, 7 p.m. Tickets for Business Administration Day will go on sale starting today at Red Square, Commonwealth. The College of Liberal Arts faculty will meet at 3:30 p.m. in 138 CMM. Anthropology undergraduates and graduates will meet at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in the EMU. This is a joint AAGS/Uas meeting. Phi Theta will hold their initia tion at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Delta Gamma house. SDS will hold their meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 101 EMU. Plans for the May 20 appearance of Tom Hayden and Bobby Seale, the SDS Regional Conference, and summer work program will be discussed. The Anti-Ballistic Missile System is the topic for discussion at the St. Mary's Episcopal Church Discussion Club. They will meet at 8 p.m. Wed nesday. Discussion leader is Charles Parmelee, director of the University Y.M.C.A. College Life is at 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Sigma Chi house, 1440 E. 19th Ave. R. C. Clark of the Institutes for Pure and Applied Sciences at the University of California in San Diego, will present a lecture on the “Sta tistical Theory of Nuclei” at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in 16 Science. Coffee and doughnuts will be served at 3:15 in Rm. 122 Science. An open discussion with some of the lawmakers of Oregon will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Dads Room in the EMU. Included in the discussion are House Majority Lead er Wallace Carson, Rep. Howard Wil lits, and Rep. Robert Davis. Project Head Start needs people to recruit children for the project in West Springfield. Contact Dan Brewster, Student Community Proj ects, for further information. 1 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 VicTone Cleaners & Taylors Across From Taco Time 315 E. 13th CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Deadline: Place in 301 Al 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 cent minimum on first insertion. 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 Ibsen Water Skis Imported tournament tunnel con cave with custom bindings. Free trial—boat furnished. Lowell Park Marina, Dexter Lake. 937-2962 _ _ 4000 BARELY USED!! Fujiea-35 Auto-M camera with flash attachment and case. New—$95, will take $65. Phone 342- 1595. 4015 ONE USED German textbook, "Mo deme Deutsch Sprachleure,” a new Cassell’s G aim an language diction ary. Call 343-0489 after five. 3943 ONE ALMOST new pink taffeta bro cade formal, long. Size 11. Call 343- 0489 after 5. 3944 GARRARD—SL 75 stereo system. 2 two-way speakers, amplifier, wal _ nut. $200, 343-9771. 4040 LUDWIG DRUMS, Zyn cymbals, and accessories. Excellent condition. Call 343-5373 evenings. 3841 TWO-YEAR old Underwood 21 port able. 344-8832. 3995 ONE FENDER dual Showman with an extension speaker, cab. Played only 40 hours. One Hoffner Bass, 3 months old. Call 344-5019, John. _ 4013 CARS & CYCLES 1960 JAGUAR sedan 3.8. Chrome spokes, standard transmission; must see to appreciate. $1,050. Call 344-0789. 4066 1967 CORVETTE Roadster, 2 tops^ 427c, 390 h.p., warranty; excellent condition. Best offer. 343-4218 after 6 p.m.___ 4050 1964 VW SEDAN, excellent shape. Harness seat belts, gas instant heater. Best offer. Bud Lawrence, 210 College Inn. 3860 Corvette Specialists BOB RICHARDSON MOTOR CO. _ Phone 726-7633 3857 *68 VOLKSWAGEN — beautiful car that needs a good home. It’s yours for $1,395. Davis Volkswagen Spe cialists, 3808 W. 11th. 343-8897. 3982 HAVE ENLARGED family, must sell 1966 Mustang fast back, 289. Looks sharp; $300 below lot prices. 343 4949. 4033 1961 IMPALA convertible; automatic, 348. Make offer. Ext. 2158, ask for Steve Schroeder. 4043 JAGUAR; 1957 XK-140. Condition ex cellent. Race equipped; phone 345 7768. 4042 JAGUAR—1959 XK-150 coupe. Very clean, British racing green. $995. 343-4526. 4014 1964 VW. Call 343-6222. Clean7 engine in good shape, reasonable price. ao?9 1965 AUSTIN Healey Mark III. Red, good condition. Phone 942-4012. _ 3744 1600 DATSUN roadster. 1966, three tops, excellent condition. Phone 344-6755. 4008 "56 PORSCHE 1600 S. Restored. Much invested. Must sell—$1850. 345-6543. __ 4029 1964 HONDA 250 scrambler. Good trail and road bike. $240. Dexter, ext. 356. 4011 1962 COR V AIR coupe. Automatic, clean. $375. Call Ron S., ext. 2292. 4049 IMMACULATE 1968 white Renault, low mileage, extras, one owner. $1,375. 344-2449._ 4060 1967 HONDA 50 and helmet. 1600 miles—like new. 345-7689. 4056 VOTE WINGER ASUO PRES. ALPERT ASUO V.P. ( Jfaoea swinging summer teaching the makeup techniques of famous models. Choose your own hours and make up to $5 an hour. Call 689-0890 •VlVIANE 'WOODARD COSMETICS k CARS & CYCLES TRIUMPH TR-4, 1965 convertible, ex cellent body, motor. 4-speed; roll bar; wires; plus new clutch, tires, interior. Low mileage—Call 344-7379 4046 SERVICES FOR YOUR typing and multilithing needs call GILBERTS LITHO, you’ll be glad you did. Approved typist, IBM Execs. 1150 West 11th. 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 GUITAR LESSONS: Folk, Jazz, Rock, Classical, Music Theory, special stu dent rates. Call Steve Mauldin, 343-9291._ 3807 TYPIST — University approved. Professional, experienced, IBM Executive typewriter, mimeograph ing. 688-3579. 1735 CUSTOM TYPING and stenographic service for all your typing needs. Accuracy guaranteed, pick up and delivery. 344-7351.3355 GUITAR PLAYER wants club work (Rock, Rythm and Blues). 8 years BAND experience. Call 343-1793. 4032 EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for your typing needs. Electric type writer, graduate approved, 344-7231. 2959 OCCASIONAL BABYSITTING or ironing, my home. Call 343-2239, Southeast Eugene. 3372 TYPING BY experienced secretary/ editor. 35c up. Campus deliveries. 344 3457. 3398 EXPERIENCED TYPIST -- Graduate school approved. Laura Alcorn. 1267 W. 11th, 343-4855. 1160 TYPING IN m.v home. Experienced, fast, accurate, reasonable. Phone 345-6274. 2940 TYPING OF thesis and term papers. IBM Exec, typewriter. Reasonable. Phone 688-1192. 3578 SPEEDEE typing service. Reasonable. 345-1658. _ 2328 TYPING, corrections made if de sired. 344-8585. 3879 TYPING. EDITING. 40c page; faculty wife, GSA, 345-9882.4005 FOR RENT 2 BEDROOM furnished, $120. Avail able now through summer only. Modern, quiet, wall to wall carpet, pastel built-in appliances, laundry; close to campus. Prefer married couple or graduate student. Mill-Hi Apartments, 365 E. 16th. Manager, Apt. 9._3864 SEMI-FURNISHED 2 bedroom house; fireplace, deck, dishwasher, one and a half acres, Bailey Hill area, $125 rent, one to two year lease. Re liable couple wanted, prefer no children. Available June 1. 343-7632. 4012 AVAILABLE NOW Small onr bed room furnished apartment, $95. Manager, 978 Hilyard, Apt. 1. Tak ing reservations for one and two bedroom apartments, June 16 oc cupancy. 3945 4 LARGE furnished homes tor sum mer lease. $148 monthly with month’s deposit. See 2477 Alder, 2408 Nixon, 1994 Potter (upstairs), 2444 University. Phone 344-7059 be fore 17th. 4054 FOR RENT this summer only after June 15. One bedroom, clean, carp eted. Utilities paid except elec tricity. Very close to campus. Wom en or couple only. Call 344-3164. 3942 RIDGEWOOD APARTMENTS RESERVING now for summer/fall. Office at 942 E. 18th, 2-4 p.m. Or phone 345-6857 6-10 p.m. including Sunday. 3889 FOR SUMMER R ENT—3 bedroom furnished house. Prefer faculty or grad student. Reasonable. 345-7261. 4021 QUIET, pleasant two bedroom apart ments two blocks from University. Married couples only. 343-1779, 344 7404._ 3968 ONE BEDROOM, furnished apart ment; carpeted, water, garbage. $85. Available June. 1650 Pearl. 342 3235 or 747-9741 evenings. 3868 STUDIO APARTMENT, private batF. 643 E. 18th, $75. Phone 688-5706. ____ 4022 LARGE UPSTAIRS apartment. 1022 Lincoln. Private sundeck. $75. Phone 688-5706. 4023 EXTRA LARGE one bedroom apart ment. 1223 Ferry, # 1. $90. 688-5706. 4024 TWO BEDROOM apartment. 641 E. 18th. $120. 688 5706.4025 WANTED ROOMMATE FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for summer. Apt. close to campus— your share $47.50 per month. Call Linda. 344-2363.4019 HELP WANTED STUDENTS INTERESTED in working for the Key Notes summer and fall term 1969, apply in Rm. 304 EMU on Monday and Tuesday ($1.50 $ 1.70 an hour). 3997 ATTRACTIVE WOMAN wanted for make-up Instructor, will train. Vivian Woodard Cosmetics, 689-0890 _1889 NEED GIRL to tend bar in tavern. Good pay, will train. 343-3214. 3950 PETS FREE: WHITE puppy with black spots; has had shots. Owner must give away due to allergy. Call 342 3275 and ask for Stan or Phil. 4047 THREE Q! ARTEB Burmese kittens. 8 weeks old. box trained. 343 8304. 3998 LOST AND FOUND LOST. TAN purse containing glasses and driver's license, etc. Please re turn to EMU Print Shop or call 343-9695. 4053 LOST: CALICO"kitten, tTwka. Old, near 13th and Pearl. If found, or any information, please rail 345 8660. 4055 PERSONAL World Campus Afloat Undergrads may study aboard ship and in world ports fall semester 1969 or spring semester 1970. Up to 16* 2 credits transferrable. Fall se mester visit Western Europe and the Mediterranean, Northwest Af rica, South America; spring se mester the Orient, India, Europe, Write Director Student Admissions, World Campus Afloat, Chapman College, Orange, California 92666. 3993 Coming to the University Theatre THE HOUSE OF BERNARD ALBA THE HOUSE OF BERNARD ALBA THE HOUSE OF BERNARD ALBA Coming to the University Theatre 3930 ATTENTION CSPA pre-majors, ma jors, and certificate candidates! We are compiling a list of all stu dents in the School. If you did not fill out a green card at spring term registration, do so IMMEDIATELY. They're available in 119 Hendricks. Students not listed by May 30th will be dropped from the School. _ 4044 Business Administration Day May 18 Alpha Kappa Psi Terry Gordon Box 21. Parsons Hall -1058 P.S.S.U. meeting the convocation is over—but the PSSl) isn’t. The PSSU demands have been verbally acknowledged, but they are not vet policy. All Political Science Majors are asked to attend a meet ing Tues., May 13, at the west en trance of 180 PLC at 4:30 to discuss this matter. 4088 ON THURSDAY CHOOSE ROGER MELLEM NS A DELEGATE ^ EXPERIENCE THE flavor of a fascin ating foreign culture. Be a student host during the Foreign Student Orientation next fall . . . the next best thing to being there. Apply now in the 1EC Office, 319 EMU. 3928 ELECT Winger Alpert ASUO Pres. ASUO V.P. _4051 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. *J670 LET'S RIDE; Bill Mattheisen is now able to accept a limited number of students. Call now for your appoint ment. English, Western equitation and jumping. Beginner through ad \ anced. 344-8149. 3984 GUNDERSON for Greek Rep. No. 4 HAPPY HOURS! 10 am. 1 a.m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thura days at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR, 15th and Willamette—40c pitchers. Free pizza delivery on campus. _ 1466 COLLEGE LIFE is Wednesday night at 9 p.m. at the Sigma Chi House. Entertainment by the “We Three.** _ 4646 I’OKTHY WANTED for Cm.per'alive Poetry Anthology. Include stamped envelope. Idlewild Press, 543 Fred erick, San Francisco, California. ROGER MELLEM for National Student Association lle presentative. Vote Thursday. 4036 SUDS — FOOD —“FUN! Senior ( lass Picnic is Saturday, 3Iay 17, from 12-4 p.m. at Armitage Park, 4045 KELLINGTON for Senate /7 Vote Thursday & Friday 4052 BA< k boOB Coffeehouse open for study from 9-5 Mon.-Fri. Coffeepot always brewing. Basement, 1236 Kincaid. 3938 CAN YOU dig groovy looking sand als? Try Kaufman Bros. On Cam pus. _ 4069 DON'T FORGET Business Administration Day Social Hour May 18, 4:30-6:30. 4059 SCHELL Jr. Class Vice President 4057 DON'T LEAVE for cotfee, go to the Troubador Coffee House, Bottom of the Bowl, May 12-17, EMU. 3679 WINGER -Wet. wild, and wonderful. _4064 “DIG THE Troubador* May 12 17, Bottom of the Bowl, EMU. 3678 ihf: WHOLE herd is stampeding for WINGER-ALP ERT. 4063 BOB WINGER loves his mother and told her so on Mothers Day. 4062 •‘KEEP TIGrtTLY Closed*’ is a trial without judge or jur> May 15. 4067 WINGER & ALPERT love small kids and animals. 4061
