Briefs
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must be turned In by 3 p.m. the day
before publication. Because of space
limitations no announcements will be
run more than twice.
Meetings
There will be a meeting for psy
chology undergraduates who would
like to be teacher assistants for the
winter term 200 courses at 4:30 to
day in 261 Condon.
There will be no junior Panhellenic
meeting today due to Moratorium.
Decoys will meet at 7 p.m. today
at the Chi Omega House. Homecoming
will be discussed.
Drakes will meet at 6:30 p.m. today
in the EMU.
Rally at 9 a.m. Friday at Lane
County Courthouse to free David
Gwyther from an arson conviction
Gwyther from the Navy recruiter in
cident in January, 1969.
W.R.A. Recreation Night will be on
Wednesday. There will be activities for
everyone. Please check bulletin board
in women’s locker room for specific
activities and areas to meet.
A Campus Gold meeting will be held
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 1839 Garden
Avenue (behind Ford’s Drive-In) for
all former Girl Scouts, camp counsel
ors and anyone interested in service
to young girls. For more information
contact 345-3359 or ext. 2284.
Food Co-op meeting at 7:30 p.m.
today at EMU.
The Christian Science College Or
ganization will hold an open meeting
at 7 p.m. today at the Wesley Founda
tion.
ADC mothers will rap with Women's
Liberation at 7:30 p.m. today in the
EMU.
There will be a peace discussion and
peace service in conjunction with the
Moratorium at 8:15 p.m. Friday at
Temple Beth Israel, 2550 Portland Ave.
Sponsored by Hillel.
Speakers
Students interested In graduate study
in business may talk with Robert Try
son of the University of Chicago, at 4
p.m. today in the EMU.
Barry Kahn, San Francisco environ
mental artist, will hold an open work
shop all week at 120 Lawrence St. In
terested students may attend.
Lawrence Wilets of the University of
Washington will discuss “Recent De
velopments in Nuclear Fission” at 3:30
today in 16 Science I.
CSPA Colloquium: CPSA students
and faculty are Invited to hear John
Wish discuss “Communal Living for
Unmarried Students” or "The Beach
head Campus Theory and Practice” at
noon today in the EMU. Bring lunch.
Miscellaneous
Persons interested in helping to the
Mazdayasni Zarthushti Fellowship call
344-7772 and ask for Parsi.
Christmas gifts for children in insti
tutions are being collected by the
YWCA. Any appropriate items are wel
come. Drop them off at the “Hidden
Door*’ YWCA in Gerlinger.
Students interested in working with
the arts and crafts program at Skip
worth from 7-8:30 p.m. on Thursday
nights at Skipworth Home should con
tact Kathy or Ruth at ext. 2296 or stop
by the “Hidden Door” YWCA at Ger
linger.
Anyone Interested in making ban
ners for the Moratorium should stop
by anytime today at the “Hidden
Door” YWCA at Gerlinger.
Do you have anything to do Satur
day night after the concert? The Latin
American Association is sponsoring a
party at 1960 Willamette. Refresh
ments, dance contests, prizes, good
music, couples.
Persons with questions about Chris
tian Science can talk with Wernda
Wyatt, local college organization as
sistant from 3-5 p.m. today in the EMU.
Films, Concerts
In support of the Vietnam Morator
ium the Political Science Film Festival
will not show its regularly scheduled
film “Stalag 17” Friday.
Warren Beatty stars in “Mickey One,”
a heavy Kafka-esque drama, showing
at 4:30, 7, and 9 p.m. Saturday in 150
Science.
Two one-act plays, “A Slight Ache,”
by Harold Pinter, directed by Nancy
Moyer, and “The Case of the Missing
Jigsaw Puzzle Piece” by Julie W.
Martlneau, directed by Heather Dun
can, will be presented at 3:30 and 8
p.m. Friday in the Arena Theater (103
Villard). No admission will be charged.
Plays are projects for a University di
recting class.
Intramural Schedule
VOLLEYBALL
3:35—Court 40—Beta Theta Pi B vs.
Tau Kappa Epsilon B
4:20—Court 40—DIADS B vs. History B
5:00—Court 40—The A vs. Has Beens A
6:30—Court 43—Pi Kappa Phi B vs.
Campbell B
7:15—Court 43—Hale Kane A vs.
Cloran A
8:00—Court 43—Ganoe A vs. Moore A
NOTICE
All independent team managers are
urged to pick up entry forms for
winter term IMs in Room 140 PE.
Sports scheduled are A and B basket
ball, handball, bowling and track.
KWAX Schedule (91.1)
Thursday, Nov. 13
4:00—Afternoon Concert Hall—featur
ing Bach’s Concerto in E Flat
Major #5, Sicilliana in D Major,
Mendelsjohn Concerto in E Min
or, Schumann’s Concerto in A
Minor
5:30—The Legendary Pianists
6:00—University Sound
7:20—KWAX News and Sports
7:35—Magazine of the Air
8:00—Evening Concert — featuring
Beethoven’s Piano Concerto #4,
Symphony #5, Overture to Con
secration of the House.
9:30—Sound of Love with “The FOS”
11:30—KWAX Night Sounds
2:00—Sign-Off
PL-3 Schedule
Thursday, Nov. 13
6:30—Huntley-Brlnkley Report
7:00—Perspective on Aging (Repeat)
8:30—Rock Anatomy (Repeat)
9:00—Sociology: “The Prisoner”
Job opportunities
Sign-up at the Placement Service,
2nd Floor Susan Campbell Hall for
interviews. Additional information is
available.
Nov. 19—International Paper. BS/BA
Bus. Admin. Industrial acctg. for Ore
gon Coast Location.
Nov. 19 — United California Bank.
Any individual who has successfully
completed a 4-year degree and desires
to become a Commercial Lending Of
ficer with a major California bank.
Mgmt. Training Prog.
Nov. 20—Defense Intelligence Agen
cy. BA/BS/MA/MS In Area Studies,
Civil Engin., Computer Sci., Econ.,
Geography, Geology, Lib., Mathematics,
Nuclear Physics, Struct. Engineering
and Transp. Agency-Wide.
Nov. 20—U.S. Gen. Accounting Office.
BA/BS/Masters, Bus. Admin., Econom
ics, Actg., Math., Data Processing, Ind.
Tech. Bus. Mgmt., (Trainees:) Account
ants, Marketing, Commercial, Systems,
Analysts, Programmers.
Nov. 20 — Hurdman & Cranstoun,
Penney & Company. Baehelor’s/Mas
tert in Accounting, Finance, Econom
ics. Audit Staff (Pub. accounting).
Pray
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Rosemarys
Baby
PLUS
SUNDAY
NOV. 16
2 and 7 p.m.
E.M.U. Ballroom
Jack Walter
Lemmon Matthau
The Odd Couple
Adm. 75{
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FOX SALE
TWO TEMPTATION TICKETS
$4.00 EA. EXCELLENT SEATS.
CALL 342-7566
5586
PENT AX 35 mm Camera w/50 mm f/1.4
lens, 28 mm f/35 lens, $250.00/Best
offer. Contact George Adams, ext.
1387. 5598
CRAIG AM-FM Stereo/Phono. All wood,
portable, cabinet, new. $170. 344-2451.
5605
HAVE TO MOVE. Brand new wooden
sklis. Size 195 cm. $25.00. 343-3756.
1844 Kincaid #2. 5551
SPECIAL DORM contract — cheap.
Boynton-Hamilton. Call Dave Akul
lian. Ext. 2646. 5553
AFRICAN WOOD carvings made by
Akamba tribesmen in Kenya. Hand
carved. $1.50 up. Call 345-0248. 5565
EUROPEAN LADY’S coat. Wool with
big racoon collar. Size 8. One month
old, 344-7629 after 5 p.m. 5570
TWO FEMALE dorm contracts for sale
cheap. Roommates In Splller. Ex.
2676. 5522
ORIGINAL CHINESE paintings ($10
$15). Rose Motel. Telephone 345-3053.
5576
GOOD USED Martin trumpet, case and
two new mutes In. $55.00. 342-4100.
_ 5549
COMPLETE set of Spalding Top
Flight golf clubs plus bag, $60. 688
8043. 5545
FEMALE DORM contract for sale—
Carson. Pat Wilson, ext. 497. 5546
SKI BOOTS—Koflach, 5 buckles ski
boots. 3 yrs. old. 342-2274. 5539
TAPE RECORDER—Clock radio combo
and acc. $80. Ext. 2166, Rm. 302 5572
MALE OR female dorm contract. Car
son. Linda, ext. 489. 5541
MUNTZ CAR-STEREO. 4-8 track, 1 yr.
old. $75 and tapes. 342-7566. 5523
PATRONIZE
YOUR ADVERTISERS
FOR SALE
HIDE-A-BED, $29.50; drafting tables,
$9.50 each; table and 4 chairs, $14.50;
refrigerators, $19.50 and up; ranges,
$19.50 and up; daveno and chair sets,
$20 and up; roll-away bed, $14.50;
good occasional chairs, $4.95; high
chairs, $1.50 each; box springs, $6.95
each; round oak table and 4 chairs,
$59.50. SCOTT’S TRADING POST,
4056 Main, Springfield. Open Sunday.
5500
GOODYEAR POLYGLAS G70-14, set of
4 with 950 mi. or 4 new glass-belted
Atlas F70-14. $145 for either set. 344
2905 after 5:30. 5563
ONE PAIR 205 cm. Kneissl Red Stars
in good condition. Step-in bindings,
$80. 1 pr. Alucombis, 205 cm. 1 yr.
old, $80. 344-3122._ 5550
FEMALE DORM contract for sale Cas
well-Bean. Contact Sheila, ext. 2142.
5595
HEAD 360’s—195 cm. with step-in bind
ings. 343-5701 after 4 p.m. 5587
DORM CONTRACT for sale. 2c cheep.
Call Monday, ext. 1864. 5588
TEMPTATION TICKETS. Fabulous
seats. Call 344-4619. 5585
CARS & CYCLES
FORD FOUR-SPEED transmission with
linkage, 3 barrel Holley carburetor,
tape deck, Ford hub covers, 10-speed
bike, other parts. 747-6143 . 5561
69’s SLIGHTLY damaged—Coron as—
VW fastbacks—sedans—bus—Fiat —
Will finance and haul. Sell repaired
or assist repair, 345-9910 . 5584
’66 HONDA 305 Scrambler, good tires,
10,000 miles, excellent. $340. Ext.
1995, Bill Shaw. 5604
1970 KAWASAKI 175, excellent shape,
$495. 1709 E. 43rd (off Dillard Road).
_ 5560
’63 MORGAN—Plus 4, TR engine, red
and black. After 5 p.m., 343-1240.
___5542
’64 CORVAIR, good condition, $375.
Bean, Wilcox, ext. 2165, ask for Bou
Poelmann._ 5600
1964 HONDA 250 cc. Scrambler, very
clean, just rebuilt. $275. 344-9953.
5581
1960 MGA coupe. Received loving care;
see to appreciate. Make offer. 345
3828.5525
’61 COMET—Runs well. Quite depend
able. Reasonable. 343-5053. Also Win
chester 30-30, cheap. 5548
LIKE HONDA 250s? See this to believe.
$300. 343-5861, No. 2, Steve. 5555
1960 FORD wagon, V-8. Good tires, runs
well, $150. Bob, ext. 1994. 5562
1964 VW BUS. De luxe, $1,0507 Will ac
cept trade. 343-6212. 5479
■69 FIREBIRD—Perfect, $2595, or best
offer. Can finance. 345-5646 . 5571
’66 VW BUS. Excellent condition. Make
offer. 746-9760. 5531
1963 VOLKS—New paint. Rebuilt eng
ine. Cheap—Wayne, ext. 478. 5591
’61 PLYMOUTH Valiant, 4 door, $75, or
best offer. Call 344-3544 . 5580
CARS & CYCLES
1958 FIAT (1200 series), new tires,
good running condition, $325. Perfect
student car. 1242 E. 19th. 345-4494.
5527
1966 MUSTANG 289, 4 speed, tires, 4
months old, excellent shape. Bur
gundy with black interior. $1500 or
best offer. Call 688-0668. 5536
SERVICES
PEERLESS TYPING by experienced
secretary. IBM Selectric typewriter,
grad, school approved, reasonable.
Phone 342-3156. 4794
QUALITY OFFSET Printing - Typing -
Editing—IBM executive, U of O grad
uate—Resumes, Reports, Mlsc. 342
2045. 5365
QUALITY TYPING—thesis-term pap
ers. Graduate School Approved. 30c
per page. Call 345-0757. 5534
TYPING THESIS and term papers. Ex
ecutive type. Reasonable. 688-1192.
5145
EXPERIENCED TYPIST, near campus.
Smith - Corona electric, elite type.
342 3987. 5564
TYPING IN my home. 40c per page—
term papers. $1.50 on other work.
2396 Coburg Rd. 345-1478 . 5118
TYPING IN my home. Reasonable
rates. 342-4684. 5447
SPEEDEE TYPING service, reasonable.
345-1658. 5021
RUSSIAN AND Spanish typing. 35c per
page. 343-2027. 7 a.m.-ll p.m. 5248
EXPERIENCED TYPIST, graduate ap
proved. 344-7231 4759
TYPING, EDITING (G.S.A.) Faculty
wife, 40c, 345-9882,5533
FOR RENT
SINGLE WORKING man with daughter
will share his house rent free with
a grad student couple In exchange
for cooking, housekeeping, and child
care. Spilt groceries. Location 3 miles
west of town. Further inquiries call
343-2260. 4804
APT. 2 bedroom. All utilities. Ap
pliances, view, garage. Carpets, fire
place. Available now, $130. 358 W.
22nd St. 345-7914, 342-3363.
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 15, quiet new
studio house on Capitol Drive. Call
345-0205 after 5 p.m. 5569
ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, $60.
1 or 2 students, private entrance.
Winter term. 688-4780.5578
WANTED ROOMMATE
FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to share
a one-bedroom apartment winter and
spring terms. Call Maxine, 342-1568 or
Wandalyn at ext. 1817. 5503
FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. One
bedroom apartment, your share—
$67.50. 344-0690.5599
HELP WANTED
WANT GIRL for experienced house
keeper in exchange for room and
board. Write P.O. Box 1929, Epgene.
5400
HELP WANTED
ATTRACTIVE FEMALE cook—salary
open.
Attractive barmaids—will train, good
wages.
Girls wanted to make movies. $25
hour.
Ask for Bud or Paul, 343-0731. 2000 W.
11th. The Golden Canary. 5399
FOREIGN STUDENTS — like to earn
up to $5 an hour, during coming
month? Can choose own working
time. Call 343-0363 between 6-8 p.m.
5601
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! Part
time work for senior man. Call Mr.
Keefe, 342-7214 between 10 and 12
a.m. 5532
PETS
FREE—FINE young kittens (2). Both
grey, one fuzzy. 345-3230. 5416
WANTED
NEEDED—45 RPM records. If you
don’t want, I can use for radio pro
grams. Call Bob, 342-7803.5508
RIDES - RIDERS
NEED PASSENGERS for private plane
flying to Los Angeles for Thanksgiv
ing. Twin engine, six seater, leaving
Eugene early afternoon, Wed. 26. $40.
Please call 344-3357. 5574
WANTED—SOMEONE to drive truck
to Pennsylvania Christmas vacation.
Call 752-7865 after 4 p.m. 5567
NEED RIDE to Reno, Nevada, for
Thanksgiving. Kent Burrow, ext.
2158._ 5568
NEED RIDE home to Berkeley for
Thanksgiving. Share gas. Call Kath,
688-3532.5566
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: PART Irish Setter, German
Shepherd. 5 months old. Male, looks
like a Labrador. Lost around Univer
sity. Answers to “Blazon” or “Bup
py.M If found, seen, or heard, please
call 344-6669. 5603
LOST—OFF-WHITE rectangular scarf
with small maroon flowers on both
ends. Indian looking. Sentimental
value! PLEASE contact Andrea
Miller, ext. 2677. 5517
LOST: CANE, Franklin Blvd. across
fro mScience Building, Nov. 5. 342
1311, ext. 361. 5596
LOST: LADY’S black wallet. Reward.
344-0580. 5336
LOST: CHOW dog. Chalng-Hl. 343-4260.
5589
PERSONAL
WANTED: FEMALE bridge player,
preferably graduate. 342-4762. 5575
PERSONAL
FREDRICKS
“on the campus'*
You can
BEAT UCLA
But you can't beat our fashion
values. 5594
SEARCH COURSE proposal deadlines
for winter term courses are Novem
ber .14 for coverage In the winter
term time schedule Insert, and De
cember 8 for Inclusion In our Anal
course checklist. SEARCH, Rm. 305
EMU, ext. 19215374
MADAME STAR, Palm Reader, advises
you In all personal problems such as
love, marriage and business affairs;
Call Madame Star, 689-0033 after 6.
For readings daily drive to 286V4
River Road. Bring this ad for special
readings. 5592
WEEKEND ENCOUNTER group for
professionals In Education, Counsel
ing, Psychology and related fields.
Begin Friday evenings and Sunday
afternoons. For further Information
call Senol Institute ,747-4311. 5522
VOTE FOR Buffalo Bud—he la for
mothers, little kids, flags, peace, stu
dents, fun, and the Golden Canary
Tavern. He’s against unfair bureauc
racy, too much rain, tradition, con
formacy, parking meters, and unfair
professors. 5510
HAPPY HOURS- 10 p.m.-l a.m. Tues
days, Wednesday and Thursdays at
TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR, 15th and
Willamette. 40c pitchers. Free pizza
delivery on campus. 4780
JOB-HUNTING?
INTERVIEWING?
Develop career plans, resume. Inter
viewing skills In day-long seminar.
343-5825 or 344-7692. 5544
PLACE YOUR AD In person and take
advantage of the 10 PERCENT DIS
COUNT for payment In advance. 301
Allen Hall; deadline: 2 p.m. one
working day before publication. 4760
BUSHED? CROSS-EYED? After study
happy hours—reduced pizzas and
pitchers of your favorite beverage 10
p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Villa Roma, 440
Coburg Rd. 5521
EAT ALL YOU WISH from 4-4 p.m.
Mon. - Sat. $1.29 Anchorage, 947
Franklin Blvd. 4723
MUNCHKIN SEAMSTRESS — Please
call Tim again. Evil spelled back
wards Is LIVE. 5559
KISS AND RUN COHN—?
5582
GOOD LUCK FIGHTING DUCKS —
THE HOMECOMING COURT. 5583
HILLEL MEETS. Come Thursday eve
ning, 7-10 p.m., 1414 Kincaid. 5602
GET YOUR homecoming glow at the
Candle Carte, 859 Olive. 5606
ANY STUDENT from the UK, please
contact Julie. Call ext. 2555. 5554
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