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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 twice. Meetings The ASUO Governing Committee will meet at 3 p.m. today in the EMU. Questions concerning the Oregon State System of Higher Education will be answered at a meeting today, 4:30 and 7, in 180 PLC. The sophomore class council will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday in the EMU. All interested sophomores are invited to attend. A mandatory Canoe Fete Steering Committee meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in the EMU. The University Young Democrats will hold their weekly meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the EMU. A meeting for all students taking the Oregon State System of Higher Education charter flights to Europe this summer will be held at 4:30 and 7 p.m. today in 180 PLC. Speakers Regis Kelly cf the Department of Neurobiology of Harvard Medical School will speak in the “Acetylichol inesterase in the Neuromuscular Junc tion” at 3:30 p.m. today in 123 Sci. Michael Tanner of Cambridge Uni versity will present a lecture on Aes thetics at 10:30 a.m. today in the EMU. Films, Concerts A jazz concert by the University Jazz Ensemble will be held at 8 p.m. tonight in the School of Music Re cital Hall. Admission is free. Miscellaneous The International Education Center has information on a program for the Master of Arts in teaching English as a second language. Information is posted in room 319 EMU, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Competent advising available to all political science majors at 819 PLC. Hours are 9:00-5:00 MWF and 12:00-5:00 UH. Drop by any time or call ext. 2529 for an appointment. All recreation majors: Paint-in for Teach-in at University House, today at 4:30. Bring sack lunch and brush. Skull and Dagger, sophomore men’s honorary, is accepting membership applications from third term freshmen through Friday. Applicants will be judged on scholarship and activities, through petitions available and return able to the box outside 301 EMU. Any American Field Service returnee interested in participating with an orientation for Oregon high school finalists on May 2 at Willamette Uni versity please contact Debbie Klinge at ext. 2066 as soon as possible. Hurry and pick up your rally peti tions outside 301 EMU. Tryouts are April 29. Petitions for Kwama, sophomore women’s honorary, are available this week in Mrs. Copp’s office in Emerald Hall. All interested freshmen women are invited to petition. Petitions must be returned by Friday. Any questions may be directed to Debby Coburn, ext. 2288 or Mary Teyeson, ext. 1751. Studying abroad this year? April 25 is the deadline for the Institute of European Studies applications in Paris, Nantes, Freiburg, Madrid or Vienna. For further information con tact the International Education Of fice, 319 EMU, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon day through Friday, or Ext. 1834. KWAX Schedule (91.1) Tuesday, April 21 2:00—Afternoon Concert Hall 5:30—Legendary Pianists 6:00—The Music Factory: A program of light rock music 8:00—Love ’n Folk with the “FOS”: a program of folk and folk rock music 11:00— KWAX Night Sounds Sports Uniforms for women’s softball team to be picked up at the cage today at 2:30 or Wednesday, 10:30 and 2:30. Get them before the Portland game Friday. A Rugby workout for all players will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the practice field. Here is your opportunity! See the best in international swimming and aquatic art at 8 p.m. Saturday at Leighton Pool. Intramural Schedule Intramural Bowling Standings Spring Mixed Foursomes Tuesday League W L April Fools .7 1 Magic Christians . 3 1 Rainbows . . 4 4 Son of ‘Space’ 3V£ 4V2 The Bailers .«... 3 5 All Thumbs . 2% 5V£ Farkle Fambly 1 3 Wed. AFM League Little Damluck 6 2 Droop Troop . 6 2 Blite _4 4 Shirts .4 4 The ‘Gapp’ .. 2 6 Eugene’s Four . 2 6 Wed. Brunswick League Good Bad and Gutter .7 1 Pin Heads .5 3 X’s 5 3 Higher the Bandicap 4 4 Mountaineers 4 4 Gutterballs . 3 5 Quad .-.2 6 Team No. 3 2 6 Thursday League Strike-Outs . 8 0 Pin-ups 6 2 Pin Downers . 5 3 The Losers 5 3 Four Gone Conclusions 4 4 Spare Spirits .4 4 Open Framers 3 5 Black Forest Regulars 1 7 Week’s Individual Bests Men’s High Series—Bill Clark 595 Men's High Game—Don Lutz 242 Women's High Series—Carol Racette 467 Women’s High Game—Patti Boyd 175 SOFTBALL At Upper Field 3:35—Dunn vs. Clark 4:40—Chi Psi vs. Sigma Ahrtia Epsilon At South FielC 3:35—DeBusk vs. Willcox 4:40—Theta Chi vs. Pi Kappa Alpha At North Field 3:35—Collier vs. Parsons 4:40—Campbell vs. Douglas GOLF At Oakway GC Stafford vs. Hale Kane TENNIS At Alder St. Courts 4:30—Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Winner Parson-Adams VOTE Chalmers 6l Taylor ASUO President and Vice-President for new directions 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. ALL ADS MUST BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE (Emerald policy is not to give re funds upon cancellation.) r 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 VIEW LOT over V2. acre, with large trees, off Spring Drive, overlooking University next to proposed city park. Easy access, at end of dead end street. 345-5067. 344-3291. 645 IF YOU’RE interested in good used clothes, straight and kinky, come on • out to the Bargain Bin, 2500 River Road. Daily 12-5. Friday 12-9. 768 STORAGE TRUNKS, $2 up; electric range, $25; refrigerator, $65; SHELV ING, cut to size, 10c-15c ft. 942 E. 18th, apt. 7. Phone 345-6857. 800 UNDERWOOD ELECTRIC typewriter, ’ike new. $100 or best offer. Kay, ext. 1264.732 PORTABLE TAPE recorder with wal nut case. Used only thrice—$40. 343 1887 . . . ‘Sam.'* 525 STEREO: KLH Model 11, new needle, dust cover, good condition. $150 or best offer. 345-7819.743 SOLID STATE stereo, headphones and dust cover included. $65.00. 345-6629 after 6:30 p.m. 824 FENDER BANDMASTER $100 off reg. price. Fender precision Bass, 18” Jensen speaker. Call 342-8555. 715 RAYUELA, HOPSCOTCH, PARADISO (new), LA CASA VERDE (new)—Dis count. Ext. 1670. 781 FISCHER SUPER glass skis with Mark er bindings. Almost new. Call 343 3756. 838 POLAROID SWINGER for sale at half price. $10. Used only one term. Call Charlene, ext. 496. 782 MOVING, MUST seU, one-year-old Packard Bell portable TV, $75; 3x4 bookcase, $30. 344-6541.827 4-8 TRACK stereo tape deck, 2 speak ers and some tapes. 1 yr. old. Was $110. 342-7566. 698 PETRI CAMERA, 35mm , 1.18 f-55 mm lens, flash and light meter. 2 years old. $85. Phone 344-0481. MUST SELL beginners accordion, ex cellent condition with care. $30.00. . 344-6541. 826 DORM CONTRACT — Cheap. Call ext. 2576, Becky Payne. 690 * HONEYWELL 400 strobe unit, $35. Bob Collins. 344-2430. 745 "SONY TC-200 tape recorder, $120. Cali 343-6680 after 5:30 p.m. 1254 .SALE: USED bike, $25. Call Greg Weed, 343-4794 (between 5-6 p.m.) 851 Want to really get results? Use Emerald Classified Ads FOR SALE FOR SALE: OUR ENVIRONMENT. Will technology and “progress” make ALASKA another ecological grave yard? Lewis Lapham reports on Alaska’s struggle between its con science and $900 million worth of oil leases. Also—Marshall Frady on HIL TON HEAD, South Carolina. A “test case” that proves people can and will unite to fight against “growth for-growth’s-sake” if the price is pollution. And that one valuable by product of the battle is a new under standing among the young and old, black and white, rich and poor—now joined for the common cause. Read this special double feature, ENVIR INMENTAL CRISIS, in this month’s issue of HARPER’S MAGAZINE, America’s First Monthly. On sale now. 804 STEREO PHONOGRAPH, cassette tape recorder, FM/AM/FM stereo, speak ers, mikes, and dust cover. Compact unit. Three months old: new $400, will sell for $300. Paul at ext. 1817. 746 1 PAIR Attenhoffer metal skis (200 cm) with Marker bindings — Koflach buckle boots $100. Call Daw 5237. 741 BRAND NEW Pentax Spotmatic 35mm fl.5 with guarantee $210. Sony TC 100 cartridge cassette recorder $85. Linda, ext. 4»4. 821 1966 MOBILE home! 10x50. Build equity while you go to school. $ money for rent is money you never see again. Phone 746-6315. 744 GIBSON. LES Paul $250 or best offer, Heathkit amplifier, $90. Call 344-6838, ask for Dave. 749 LEAR-JET 8-track home stereo with FM/AM/FM stereo and tapes. $185 or best offer. Don—Ext. 396. 819 CIVIL WAR cavalry sword and scab bard. Great for pad. 343-0184. 736 NEW PAUL McCartney album on Reel to Reel tape. Call 747-5833. 840 CARS & CYCLES 1970 KAWASAKI 90 Scrambler, excel lent condition, low miles, still under warranty, $275.00. Contact: Bob Christianson, 2770 University St. 343 4897. 844 MGA COUPE Excellent mechanically, $350, or trade for panel. 343-0968 evenings. 845 1965 BSA 650. Excellent condition. Only $550. Call ext. 474. Ask for Dick Cronkrite. 740 SHARP 4 barrel ’67 Cougar. Auto-pow er brakes & steering, radio and tape player. $1650. Call 343-2077. 802 1948 STUDEBAKER pick-up. Custom ized. Runs good. New paint. $195.00. 344-0941. 809 1967 MUSTANG 289 autoamtic, excep tionally clean, excellent condition. 747-3517 until 5, 747-9157 after 5. 847 1965 BSA 650. Excellent condition. Only $550. Call Rocky, Ext. 474. 803 1963 NICE red convertible Volkswagen. $750. 343-0184 734 1962 CORVAIR Low mileage $250 or make offer. Evenings 344-1033. 747 1967 HONDA street 90, $165 w/helmet. 344-8838, ask for Dave. 748 NASTY 350 BSA. Good country bike, $3??.00. Jim at 342-7545 . 8J7 1963 FAIR LANE sport coupe, chrome wheels, tape deck, $500 343-8903 771 CARS & CYCLES ECONOMY WITH 90 H.P. '69 TOYOTA CORONA, automatic, with good rubber and carpeting, still under warranty with less than 12,000 miles. Driven only by Christian min ister. Contact him at 344-8925. 750 '61 DODGE-LANCER, 4 dr., economical slant “6” automatic — like new throughout. MAKE OFFER. 342-3005. 839 I960 CHEVY, 6-cylinder, stick with overdrive. New rings & gaskets; good body, $200.342-4315 ’67 HONDA 160 Scrambler, $250. Ext. 2166—Kyle829 ’66 COMET 2 door. Good shape. 747-8971 after 6:00 p.m. 1253 SERVICES EXPERT IBM TYPING. Theses, manu scripts, etc. Barbara Mathewson. 998-2797,__ 766 TYPING, MRS. Ryan. Phone 343-6690. Editing, spelling, punctuation, G.S.A. 767 TYPING — GRAD, school approved. Thesis, term papers, etc. Laura Al corn, 1267 W. 11th, 343-4855. 4822 ELECTYPE: EXPERIENCED in grad, school work. Term papers, manu ecripts, etc. 25c and up. 343-4458. 778 TERM PAPERS, theses, dissertations; G.S.A. Retired teacher. 345-9882. 733 EXPERT TYPING, graduate approved. Mrs. Libet, 345-3255. 541 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, graduate ap proved. 344-7231 4759 EXPERIENCED TYPING—thesis, pap ers. G.S.A. 35c p. page, 345-0757. 825 FOR RENT SUMMER RESERVATIONS from $95. Luxurious new 1 & 2 bedroom fur nished apartment. Spacious. Close to the University and downtown. 343 5834. 763 TWO BEDROOM furnished apartment. Colored appliances, Maytag washer, dryer, disposal. 12th and Patterson. $50 each for four—$60 each for three. 3434992. 832 QUIET ROOM near campus for female senior or grad student. Kitchen priv ileges. Call 344-9205 after 5 p.m. week days, all day weekends. 765 two bedroom townhouse Carpets, fireplace, pool available All electric kitchen 3433 Amazon East 156 NEED ONE or two non-racist females for nice home near campus. $40.00 a month for rent and utilities. Call 345 7859. 810 SPECIAL FOR rest Spring Term. One bedroom unfurnished apartment. Carpeted. $197.50. Now to June 15. Wocdland Realty, 688-5468 . 801 EXTRA LARGE one bedroom apart ment, $120 mo. 1650 Pearl, No. 9. 342-3235 or 342-8652. 577 FREEDOM HOUSE — girls residence available now. Also taking reserva tions for summer and fall. 342-5264. 394 NEED A summer place*’ Color TV, stereo, etc. Cheap? Call Larry, 342 7865. 799 PARKING SPACE, $5 monthly. 725 E. 14th. (Do not disturb tenants.) Call 345 7728. 835 TWO BEDROOM apt' Utilities paid $90 Fum. 1337 Hilyard 343-7635 841 FOR RENT RIDGEWOOD APTS. NOW RESERVING FOR FALL AND SUMMER Reasonable rates, close to campus. Phone evenings 345-6857 or 343-1096 or visit at 942 E. 18th, Apt. No. 7. 581 WANTED ROOMMATE NEED A male roommate for next year? So do I. Let’s get together and rap. Call 345-7619 after 6:30 and ask for Mike. _ 806 3RD MALE grad student for 3 bedroom house, private room, stove, washer, dryer. $50.00. Evenings 343-1963 . 722 ONE OR two roommates wanted. Near campus-downtown. $46 a month. 344 1833. 837 HELP WANTED ATTRACTIVE GIRL, outdoor work— sometimes hard—combination recep tionist, hostess, gas girl, etc. Week ends to start—full-time potential for summer. Golden West Aviation. 689 1111.716 PETS BOXERnrAWN color female, floppy ears, answers to Tiny. Reward. 345 6237. 775 kittens, $10.00. Call McConnaughey, ext. 1889 or 345-0227. 833 HARMLESS SNAKES for sale—great pets. Call John at 344-0522. 770 KITTENS, BLACK with white mark ings. Free: 345-6532. 848 LOST AND FOUND Lost; GERMAN shepherd pup. 5 months—female. Vicinity of 16th and Alder. Reward for return—$5. Call 342-7543 . 850 WANTED PHYSICS LAB MANUAL by Wall/Le vine. Will pay *2.75. 747-5016. 670 WANT TO buy used girl’s bicycle. 342 8639.811 PERSONAL FYom Sweden MONIKA Bergman’s most erotic film. Friday, 150 Science, 4:30, 7 and 9 p.m. Rated “X” for mature audiences. 828 IF YOU’RE intersted in good used clothes—straight and kinky at in credibly low prices—then come on out to the Bargain Bin, 2500 River Road, daily 12 5, Friday 12-9. 774 FRUSTRATED BY the choice between non-involvement and violent involve ment? Let’s work for peace, not for get it through violence. Call ext. 1997 for Bill N. or Hank. 779 ARE YOU sincerely interested in mar riage? Ten years successful opera tion. 343 9228 or P.O. Box 1547, Eu gene. Ore. 6764 SUPER RECORD sale at the ID Book store. Includes pops, classics, Jazz, etc^ 842 JUNIORS now is the time to find out what the Navy has to offer. ERB 9-4. 843 RUGBY WORKOUT for players with leather balls. Wed. 6:00 p.m. Wed. ' 846 PEKbONAL WILL PERSONS giving ride on Friday, April 10 to David Nelson, age 16Va, 5’11”, 160 lbs., blonde hair (straight, short, falling in eyes with side burns), blue eyes — wearing blue clothing with peace dove shoulder patch—please call ext. 1516. Want to locate to send pay and clothing. 737 Two Great Films by D. W. Griffith BROKEN BLOSSOMS (1919) THE STRUGGLE (1931) Acme-Bijou 407 180 PLC Monday, April 20 BOBBY VEE, Peter & Paul, the New Folk, & Pat Boone present their side of revocation today in music at Carson Hall lounge, 8:30 p.m., in a film entitled “Campus Crusade for Christ—A New Kind of Revolution.” Sponsored by College Life. 752 REMEMBER FREDRICK'S Dress Sale 7:30 p.m. — $1 Admission 780 Orig. $15-17 $18-20 $26-28 $14.09 $23.99 $12.99 Now 660 THE DAY IS COMING Bill Wooten Is running for the state senate. An organization meeting for the campaign is being held tonight, 7:30, at the Odyssey Coffee House and Theater. Please come. 602 CRAZ is back and available for the spring. Enjoy. For bookings call Chris, 343 1793 or Stu, 344-0291. 812 HAPPY HOURS—TO p.m.-!2 midnight, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at TINO’S PIZZA PARLOR, 19th and Willamette. 40c pitchers. Free pixca delivery on campus. 4780 COOL ’N CREAMY ad print media project needed for job application. Please return to Mr. Ewan's box in Journalism oflTlce. 730 SERENITY WEAVERS, 111 West Sev enth, Leclerc looms, spinning wheels, yarns. handwov#*ns. lessens 717 GROW YOUR OWN with Grow-Lux i.ignts. New Moon Imports, 651 E. 13th. 808 USED CARPET store—Open Saturday only—Dollar per yard and up. 769 Hwy. 99 North. 773 WALTER WENTZ, I need Jaql’s ad dress. Call Barb Fields at either 496 or after 10 p.m. at 2481. 831 ENROLL NOW In experimental claaa In self defense and group dynamics. Call Brice Wilkinson 688-5679 . 849 SPENCE & MARLENE Elect new leadership NOW! 853 6th ANNUAL Europe charter flight. Low fares. Call Mariane or Hans Vandeneijnde, 344-7629 evenings. 702 TEACHINGS OF Don Juan: at Koob dooga Books. 651 E. 13th St. 852 CLERCK AND DeCrow: You haven’t played the best yet. Wednesday. 834 Now Serving ■FRENCH ONION SOUP 50c (All you can eat) CREPES VOILA Next to Co-op
