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Newspaper Page TextBriefs 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. Meetings Skull and Dagger, the sophomore men’s honorary will meet at 7 p.m. today at the Kappa Sigma house, 1090 Alder. Sigma Delta Chi, professional jour nalism society, will meet at 4 p.m. today in 215 Allen. All men and women in journalism and those inter ested in joining are welcome. Initiation banquet and further discussion on AP stringing will be discussed. Call Jeff Wohler, 345-6143, for information. The CCM Faith and Life seminar will begin again at noon Thursday at the Back Door Coffee House, 1414 Kin caid. Bring sack lunch. The Psychology Student Union will meet at 3:30 p.m. today in 261 Condon. All committee members must be present for the important meeting. Centurians will meet at 4:30 p.m. today In the ROTC building. Panhellenic Council meeting 4:30 today in the EMU. Important. There will be a Eugene Ball Project meeting at 7 Thursday night In 308 EMU to discuss the possibilities of eliminating bail in Eugene. All inter ested people should attend. There will be a HEP tutor meeting at 4:30 p.m. today in 204 Chapman. There will be an important meeting of Asklepiads at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the EMU, room to be posted, at which time membership cards will be passed out. There will be a Kawama meeting at 7 Thursday in the EMU, at which time ail candy money should be turned in. Miscellaneous Communion is celebrated at 4:30 p.m. today at the Wesley Center, 1236 Kin caid, by Fr. Jack Hilyard, CCM staff man. No more applications can be accepted for the winter term CCM encounter groups. Prenursing students: For June 1970 admittance to the University School of Nursing applications must be picked up this week from Miss Olson In 161 Susan Campbell Hall, ext. 1391. Also, the November NLN test scores are available from Miss Olson. ‘Tour Comers" on KWAX will fea ture a program by Chinese Students Association at 9 tonight. The weekly program of foreign music and discus sion Is sponsored by Foreign Student Organization. The New Plumber’s Friend will play again soon. Be watching for the date, time and place. Students planning on student teach ing during the 1970-71 school year must complete a reservation form by April 10, 1970. These forms can be obtained in 120 Education. Final applications for student teaching fall term, 1970, must be completed by April 25, 1970. Speakers Edward Knapp, of Los Alamos Scien tific Laboratory, will present “The Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility: Ac celerator Design, Experimental Facili ties, and Experimental Program” at 3:30 p.m. Thursday In room 16, Science I. "A Strategy for Metropolitan Re search" will be presented by John Or bell, associate professor of political science, at noon today in 605 PLC. The speech is In connection with colloqula sponsored by InCERBS. Perry London, professor of psycho logy at the University of Southern California, will present a speech en titled “The Psychophysiology of Hyp notic Susceptibility” at 3:30 p.m. Thurs day in 207 Chapman. Herb Titus and Ken Morrow will address the Participation College class in legal first-aid at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the EMU. The discussion is entitled "The Administration and Practice of Criminal Justice in this Country.” The public is invited. A public lecture, “Department Or ganization: A View from the Middle” by Richard J. Hill of Purdue Univer sity will be given today in the EMU. Films, Concerts A faculty recital featuring bass baritone Leslie Breidenthal will be held at the School of Music recital hall at 8 p.m. Thursday. He will be ac companied by pianist Ruth Breidenthal in a program of twentieth century French songs. W. C. Fields will star in "You Can’t Cheat an Honest Man," at 7 and 0 p.m. today in ISO Science. Admission is 50 cents. A slide presentation entitled “Climb ing and Backpacking in Oregon’s Wal lowa Mountains” will be presented at 7:30 tonight in the EMU by Paul Vol lom, grad student in philosophy. No admission will be charged. Sports The Judo Club will meet at 12:30 and 7:30 p.m. Thursday. All new mem bers are welcome. NWY and USJF dues are due. See Jim Slndberg or call 343 9315. Intramural Schedule ‘A’ Basketball 4:35—Court 40-Explosion vs. Spot’s Follies Court 43—Roots vs. Hoopers 4:20—Court 40—Deady vs. History Court 43—White Wedge vs. Student Manor 5:00—Court 40—Cloran vs. Ganoe Court 43—Alpha Tau Omega vs. Kappa Sigma Handball 3:45—Delta vs. Has Beens 4:45—Douglas vs. winner of Parsons Watson match Classifieds Classified Deadline: Place In 301 Allen, Emerald Office by 2 p.m. one work ing day preceding publication (Fri day, 2 p.m. for Monday’s paper). Classified Rates: 8c per word the first day, 6c per word for each consecutive insertion. Ten-word minimum charge. 10% DISCOUNT FOR PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE (Emerald policy is not to give re funds upon cancellation of ads for which discount was taken.) All advertising published in the classi fied section of the Emerald is gov erned by Standards of Ethics estab lished by the Emerald. The intent subscribed to by the Emerald is to keep advertising clear and accurate with no intention to confuse or mislead. FOR SALE CONTRABASS CLARINET G-Leblanc double B flat, model 342, perfect condition. See at 1735 W. 10th, Eu gene (after 5 p.m.) Write: Ken Goodridge, P.O. Box 2022, Eugene, Ore. 97402.6352 YASHICA TL-Super, fl.4 lens, and Ya shica telephoto-zoom (90-190 mm), $250 or best offer. Unit 15, River Bank Trailer Park, evenings. 6473 STEREO, SOLID state component sys tem, Gerard changer, 8 speakers, AM FM radio, walnut cases, $175. 2338 Patterson No. 13. 343-4033. 6482 DOUBLE BED, box spring mattress, ex cellent condition. $15 each. Metal frame with casters free. 343>3851. 6480 DINNER TABLE, round, wood, plastic finish, 4 chairs, naugahyde seats, $35. 343-3851. 6481 KENWOOD KS-33 Amp. $140. Call or see Ivory, 62 N. Lawrence. 342-2583. 6483 WANT TO SELL something? let the CLASSIFIED GIRL help you at ext. 2700,6312 ADAMS/WALTON winter term con tract, 20% less or best offer. Urgent! Call Tony Au at meal times. 342-8306. 6356 SEVILLE CLASSICAL guitar. Excel lent condition, $30. Call 344-7632. 6301 35MM LEICA enlarger $60. Olympia typewriter. New $100. Sell $30. Sew ing machine, $25 . 344-9497 . 6453 BARRECRAFTERS SPORTS car ski rack. Used one season. Call Steve Baker, ext. 356. 6523 CANON AUTO ZOOM 518, Super 8, telephoto lens, case, used once, $160. Call 747-8597 . 6360 SLINGERLAND DRUMS, Zil. Cym. $210 or best offer. Greg Sullivan, ext. 478, leave message. 6439 PHILCO 21” screen console TV. Excel lent condition, $60. Call 747-8558 after 5 p.m.6491 FISHER—RSL compact skis, 205 cm. Phone 343-5419 (Kerry). 342 E. 12th. $80. 6492 TRUMPET: Selmer “K-Modlfied”. Ex cellent condition, $250. Or best offer. Call 344-2978 . 6455 SONY STEREO casette-corder TC 130, 31-2 months old, must sell. Need cash. Tapes Included. 342-4178 . 6454 REALISTIC AUTO-reversing tape deck. Perfect condition. $175 or best offer. Ext. 2647, Chuck. 6457 MEN’S KASTINGER buckle ski boots, size 12, new last year, $40. 344-9735. 6456 SKIS—FISCHER Alu. R.S.’s, 210 cm. Marky step-in binding, very good condition. 343-0815. 6476 WINTER TERM dorm contract for sale, Caswell/Bean. Call 344-2676. _ 6502 BOOKCASE, S2.50; flute and case. $70 or make offer; knitting quilt kit. 344-9450. 6504 210 CM HEADS with poles and new double boots (9M). Call 342-7445. _ 6518 BESELER 23C' enlarger. Pentax HC SLR. 1965 TR4, 2 tops. 747-7053 . 6522 ENGAGEMENT AND wedding ringr$60. size 5&. 344-5014. 6479 FOR SALE PORTABLE TELEVISION, *15; console stereo, AM-FM, $50; near new Magna vox stereo, *95; 1963 Valiant, In excel lent mechanical condition, only *295. 344-9888 or ext. 582. 6493 MOBILE HOME ’59 Universal in Delta Villa near Valley River. 2-bedroom, 10x50, natural wood, new carpet, drapes, furniture, *3,400 furnished. 344-1273.6372 SKIS—HEAD 360’s (205) cm Greswitch (175) cm. Guitar—Gibson ES-335, Rickenbacker 12-string. Small port able tape recorder. All good prices. 344-0291.6459 BRAND NEW 55mm fl.2 Nikkormat, $310; 50 mm fl.4 Pentax with 135 mm f3.5 lens, *340. Call Tam, ext. 472. 6450 FOUR TRACK tape deck, 150 GOOD tapes. New, *135; now, *75. Also, 10 speed French bike, good condition. *80 new; $45. Ext. 1994, Andy. 6452 UPPER-CLASS dorm contract. Carson Hall—Discount. Call Yvonne, Ext. 488. 6469 80 LB. CROSSBOW with 1 target point included. Call Judy, ext. 1401 days. 342-1683 evenings. 6461 EXTENSION DINETTE table, six chairs, good condition, *25. Ironrite ironer, *20. 345-4819. 6449 THREE CUSHION sofa with slip cov er, $25. 345-4975 after 6 p.m. 6463 STEREO PHONOGRAPH. Excellent condition. Best offer. 342-7906. 6468 ELECTRIC ROLLERS now! *15. 344 9968. 6467 WHITE MINK cape, size medium. $95. 342-6734. 6500 PORTABLE STEREO—Telex *35. Call 342-8405 . 6392 MOVING—MUST sell: Stove ($50 or best offer). 342-7475. 6490 MOVING, MUST sell Sony 260 stereo tape recorder. 344-5393. 6410 SWISS SKI boots, about 10%. Best offer. Call Linda, ext. 354. 6431 USED SKIS for sale. Includes safety bindings. *15.00. Call 345-4198. 6433 WOMEN’S SKI pants by Rogue. Powder blue, size 14 short. 344-8869. 6528 KONICA Autoreflex T 1.4 lens, case, telephoto lens. *250. 344-8179. 6444 CLASSICAL GUITAR. In new condi tion *70. 344-1762 past 6:00 p.m. 6355 CARS & CYCLES BMW 2002 1969 Perfect My beautiful or Benx-Mercedes. 1958 AM/FM Sun roof. Red leather Interior. 343-6545. 6413 1962 CHEVROLET, 4 door, V-8, auto matic, good condition, $395. Phone 344-0481. 1941 INTERNATIONAL bus, $395. Transformable Into happy hippy home. 343-3082. 6477 1965 VW convertible, good condition, with radio, heater, new tires. $700. 343-2652. 6430 ZOOM ’64 TR4, Blue. 343-5345 after 5. 6432 1961 COMET station wagon. Good rub ber. $150 or best offer. Contact 343 3444. 6451 1966 PONTIAC GTO, 4 speed, positrac tion, new tires, excellent condition. 344- 7959.6485 '61 DODGE Lancer slant 6. Good car, some new parts, $135. Chris, ext. 2662. 6497 1956 CHEV. Suburban truck. Excellent condition, $500. See at 2520 River view St. 344-9374. 6507 I960 VW bus van, 40 hp. 1962 engine, $500. 344-3024 evenings. 6514 ’69 OLDS Cutlass Supreme, clean, low wholesale book. 344-3114. 6464 1968 FIAT 850 Spyder, white, 4 speed. $1650. 751*2 W. 7th. 344-6504. 6409 1956 BUICK $175. 1963 Ford Galaxie, $500. Both run well. 344-5749 6412 1958 VOLVO, needs work, $¥5 or best offer, 343-5666 after 3. 6317 ’57 ^4 TON CHEV 283. Good condition $290. 344-3213 18-5). • 6384 HONDA 300—Good road bike, $300. 345- 6949. 6521 CARS & CYCLES ’62 DODGE Dart, 6 cylinder, 4 door, automatic. Clean, very good condi tion, many new parts. Good rubber. $300 cash. 342-7994, 743Vfc E. 11th Ave. 6425 *66 DATSUN 1600 sports car. Beautiful condition and a good performer. Call 343-8792. 6406 SERVICES KARATE, BEGINNING instruction and team training. Japan Karate Assoc, trained instructor. Robert Graves (second degree black belt). Chairman of the Pacific Northwest Karate As soc. Come join the U of O Karate Club, 6 p.m. today, 720 Willamette, or Saturday 2 p.m. in the men’s PE Building. Dues—only $8 per term. 6527 CHINESE PAINTING class—Adult edu cation division of Lane Community College. 7-10 p.m. Thurs., Jan. 22 in Health building, Room 109 . 20 weeks for $12. Call 343-7501. ext. 324. 6421 GUITAR LESSONS, folk; country, blue; now taking beginning-advanced students. Call Don Ross, 343-2692 after 5._ 6495 “ALL OCCASION” Photos — student discounts on engagement and wed ding portraits. Call Roger Gano, 342 7890 after 5 p.m. 6478 GEM CITY remodeling. General home remodeling. Specializing in roofing and paneling. Phone 343-1870. 6503 TUNE-UPS, repairs, parts at cost. You pay what it’s worth to you. Call Clark, 344-2061. 6378 MAKE YOUR SERVICES known. Place an ad with the CLASSIFIED GIRL at ext. 2700. 6313 TYPING IN home. Graduate school ap proved. Reasonable rates. 343-6144. _ 6175 TYPING BY experienced secretary/ editor. 35c up. Campus delivery. 344 3457. 6435 QUALITY TYPING. 20c per page. Phone 343-4458. 6438 TUTORING — Stat., Math. Free trial. Call 747-6157 after 6 p.m. 6445 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, graduate ap proved. 344-7231 4759 SPEEDEE TYPING service, reasonable. 345-1658. 6270 EXPERIENCED TYPING—thesis, term papers, GSA. 35c per page. 345-0757. TYPING—MRS. Ryan, phone 343-6690. Graduate approved. 6510 FOR RENT STUDIO APARTMENT for rent near campus. 765 E. 18th, apt. 11, or call Margaret, 345-3543 evenings. Rent $92.50. 6498 ONE BEDROOM apartment, modern, furnished. Available immediately. 1860 Alder, No. 26. See Mgr. or 345 1073. 6437 APARTMENT, 1342 High Street, $60 month, utilities. TRADE country or rural house. Call ext. 2484 before noon. 6512 STUDIO APARTMENT with single bath and kitchen, $87.50 per month. 1744 Ferry St. 343-0363 between 7 and 8 p.m. 6524 MODERN ONE bedroom apartment available (1 block from PLC). 345 0898. 6465 LARGE, FURNISHED mountain cabin. Near Bachelor. $10 per weekend. Phone 345-3405. 6471 SUBLEASING AT reduced rale — One bedroom furnished apartment, pets allowed. 6486 ONE BEDROOM apartment, furnished, $95. Near campus, available immedi ately. 1359 Pearl No. 7. 342-7876. 6429 TWO BEDROOM apartment one block from campus. Carpeted, unfurnish ed. 342-7465, 344-3014. 6296 CAMPUS AREA, 1 bedroom furnished apartment, carpeted. 735 E. 17th. $120. 343-6130. 6346 Let the CLASSIFIED GIRL at ext. 2700 help you rent your apartment. .... , • - * , , . 6310 FURNISHED,^ ONE bedroom apartment, $115. 342-8686. 6520 FOR RENT BACHELOR APARTMENT, furnished, $57.50, and $15 cleaning. No children or pets. 610 E. 8th, No. 1, 343-8032. 6249 ONE BEDROOM apartment, 766 E. 151! See manager. 345-4963 . 6508 WANTED ROOMMATE FEMALE ROOMMATES to share fur nished mansion. Own rooms. Use of entire house; kitchen, recreation rooms, den, living room with fire place and piano, dining room. Large backyard. Two blocks from campus. $50/mo. including utilities. No lease. 344-9623. 6397 WANTED — FEMALE roommate to share large one bedroom apartment with senior girl. Rent paid through Feb. 11, after that your share $60 a month. Call Wandalyn at ext. 1817. 6440 TWO ROOMMATES needed for house in Springfield. Four miles from U of O campus. Lots of quiet, trees and ferns. $35 plus utilities per person. 976 Kelly Blvd. (after 6 p.m.) 6442 QUIET ROOMMATE wanted, graduate or upperclass preferred. Two blocks from main library. $50 mo. 1543 Hil yard Apt. No. 1. Come by after 6. 6434 DESPERATE NEED male roommate for apartment. Your share, $63; if two, $47. Will help with ride to Univer sity. Call 345-0859. 6501 ONE FEMALE roommate to share three bedroom, two bath modern apart ment. $47.50. Call 343-0982—DESPER ATE! 6474 rwu uuins>ekvative roommates for two bedroom apartment. Complete ly furnished. $55 each. 343-7805 after 5:45 p.m. Dave Bain. 6427 NEED A ROOMMATE? The CLASSI FIED GIRL at ext. 2700 can help ya get one. 6311 ROOMMATE WANTED. Your share, $56.25. Close to campus. Call 342-7851. 6488 FEMALE ROOMMATE to share fur nished three bedroom house. $45. Mark or Jim. 345-5588. 6494 NEED ROOMMATE. Apartment near campus. Call Margaret, 345-3543. Rent $46. 6499 WANTED: MALE to share two-bedroom house with couple. 342-3188. 6436 WANTED—FEMALE roommate. Call 342-6836. 6517 HELP WANTED FOR HELP wanted apprentice—$640 per month. Three men 19 yrs. of age or older to assist In my expanding business. 342-8149. 6487 WANTED—STUDENTS to sell popular local product on consignment. 344 7344 evenings. 6516 ATTRACTIVE BARMAIDS wanted. No experience necessary. 2000 W. 11th. 343-6321. 6239 GIRLS TO make movies. $25 an hour. 2000 W. 11th. 6417 RIDES - RIDERS WANT RIDE to Seattle Jan. 23, return 25th. Call Jane, 344-3754.6496 LOST AND FOUND LOST — AT Mac Court January 12, brown purse with shoulder strap. If found please call 342-7864, I need the identification. 6458 LOST—JAN. 11, 16th & Alder, black cat with white markings. Please call 342-7907. 6505 LOST—JAN. 17, tan and white small collie—mix female dog. 344-2789. 6519 LOST: KEYS on green Jo Romania tag. Call 344 3826. 6466 REWARD: Lost glasses between 13th and Campus. 344-3530. 6358 FOUND: UMBRELLA in Gerlinger men’s bathroom. Call ext. 2565. 6489 PERSONAL_ EAT ALL YOU WTSH ffonl 4 6 p m. f Mon.-Sat. $1.29 • Anchorage, 947 Franklin Blvd. 4723 PERSONAL GERMAN POTATO pancakes, Bock wurst, Bauernwurst, Frlkadellen, Sauerbraten von Otto. Serving com plete dinner from 5 p.m. each Fri day. OTTO’S, 1217 Alder. We are open for lunch from 11 till 2 Mon day through Friday. 6332 WANT TO HIRE the best band around? Lamboda Craz, the Pierce Street Annex, Gentleman Jim and the Horsemen, and Precambrlan Light ning Bolt have merged Into the new PLUMBER’S FRIEND. 344-0291, 747 5963, 342-8424. 6389 GROSS GALLERY reopens at ID Book store— also Limited time: all photographs re duced 50 per cent. Photographs of campus action and personalities for sale — Let’s com municate. 6234 SELL, RENT, find, tell ’em with the EMERALD CLASSIFIEDS GREATEST BARGAIN. Two days advertising for the price of one. Call the CLASSI FIED GIRL at ext. 2700 or come to 301 Allen Now. One week offer, Jan. 19-23. 6386 HAPPY HOURS—10 p.m.-12 midnight, Tuesday, Wednesdays and Thursdays at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR. 15th and Willamette. 40c pitchers. Free plzzs delivery on campus._6780 ENTER NOW. All campus tournament. Pool, billiards, snooker, and table tennis. Deadline Tuesday, January 20. Sign up at recreation desk, EMU Basement._6420 FREE SCHOOL class on "The SUents” starts tonight at 8 at tho Attic. Mil lie's Great Train Robbery, Edison’s shorts. Perils of Pauline chapters, Mary Plckford and Will Rogers. 6511 THE CLOTHES TREE presents the Wooden Clogs In red, white, navy, an tan suade at $10.95. 1945 Wil lamette. 6513 W. C. FIELDS TONIGHT 150 SCIENCE 7 & 9 p.m. — 50c _8575 CANMAN Survive? Do youwant nerve gas enough to kill all people on earth? Write letter today: c/o Can Man Survlee, P.O. Box 863, Eugene. AMERICAN FOLK mualc claas. Adult Education Dlv. of Lane Community College, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Wed., Jan. 14. For Information call 747-4501, ext. 324. 6269 SERVICE TO Humanity la the goal of the JAVCEES. Join other young men of ACTION. Campus group forming. Call Peter Dietz, ext. 308 or 344-2363. 6441 CAR RALLY Sunday, Jan. 25, South Eugene High Parking Lot. Registra tion 10:30, first car out 11:30. Spon sors: Maverick Mustangers. 6443 BALLET FOUNDATION. Clasaes night ly 5 p.m., Saturday Beginning—men, women—12 noon; advanced, 3 p.m. 345-0751. 6447 EUGENE Swim and Tennis Club family membership with full voting rights. Sell at 50% discount. Call 746-1490 evenings. After 7. 6462 ARE YOU sincerely Interested In mar riage? Ten years successful opera tion. 343-9228 or P.O. Box 1547, Eu gene, Oregon. 6419 FINAL SALE ends this week. Sale shoes *7-»U at the Clothes Tree downtown, 1045 Willamette. 6278 BOOKS UNLIMITED, 1273 Alder, must move. Everything Vi off marked price. 6470 HILLEL MEETS—Come and bring your friend. Thursday, 7:30, 1414 Kincaid. 6348 BIG WEEK In EMERALD CLASSI FIEDS. * $ $ for you. 6390 IT'S FUN to be 21 at~the~ Vlila Rom a, 440 Ccburc Road. 6515 CREPES VOILA Next to the Co-op r Meat Crepes 75c Fruit Crepes 50c