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Meetings
The ASUO Senate Legal Affairs Com
k mittee will meet at noon today in 310
EMU. The Higher Education Commit
tee will meet at 3:30 p.m. today in
310 EMU.
* * *
S There will be a meeting of all
women’s liberation groups at 8 tonight
k in the EMU. The room will be posted.
New members are invited.
* * *
K The Iranian Students Organization
will hold its regular meeting Sunday
at 2 p.m. in the EMU. Room to be
t posted.
* • •
There will be an open meeting of
the Christian Science Organization to
night at 7 in the Wesley Foundation
» Chapel. Mrs. Wyatt, local Christian
Science Organization assistant, will
hold office hours from 3 to 5 p.m. in
- the EMU to answer questions on
Christian Science. Room to be posted.
* • *
The Film Society film selection com
mittee meeting will be today at noon
in the EMU. Room to be posted.
• * •
All members of the anti-litter action
group, Take a Dump, will meet in 215
Allen at 7 tonight to organize for
Sunday’s rally in Portland.
There will be a meeting of represen
tatives of each collective tonight at 8
across from the ballroom.
• * »
There will be a meeting of the “Save
the Minam*’ action group today at 11
a.m. in the Survival Center. Interested
persons invited.
* * *
. The Community Activity Relations
Effort (CARE) will hold a meeting at
7:30 tonight on the 9th floor of PLC
conference room to discuss interviews
with candidates for the state legisla
ture.
The funding committee for the Uni
versity Sailing Club will meet at 12:30
Friday in Adams Hall lounge.
, Miscellaneous
rWill the following girls report to the
detachment for an Angel Flight Open
House today at the times listed below:
' 7-7:30 p.m.—Ginny Holt, Shira Wright,
Debbie Smith, Jackie Jordan, Connie
Lamb, Gayle Kuwahara, Susan Stevens,
Shelly Dunker, Greta Kaufman.
7:45-8:15 p.m.—Kerry Beaulieu, Kathy
Yantii, Jane Greer, Tari Williams, Coi
leen Thompson, Sandy Hadley, Christee
Johnson, Monica Seabo, Debbie Stein,
Colleen Kirkland.
I ...
The Day Care Center needs babysit
ters to sit with kids in their homes to
enable the parents and staff to meet
together.
£= Child Care Center needs a volunteer
to come in from 3 to 6 p.m. to help
with the kids and with some cleanup.
For further information and a com
plete list of volunteer opportunities
call ext. 1806, 1807 or come to 313 EMU.
* • •
There will be a no-host award dinner
I for members of the Soccer Club at 7
tonight at Tino’s Pizza Parlor,
honoring the Ducks, Mallards, Canvas
backs, Coots, and Amstel. Wives and
dates are welcomed.
* • •
Anyone who would like to spend
Saturday in Portland to canvass and
handout materials for Pearl’s cam
paign is urged to call the headquarters
at 342-7756 or come to the office at
1867 Alder. Transportation will be pro
^vided.
■ All precinct lists and cards should be
■ turned in to the Pearl headquarters
by today.
Linguistics for Marxists—a discus
sion to be held at 9 tonight at
Blake College, 200 N. Jefferson.
P The Theta Sigma Phi initiation will
^pot be held tonight as announced but
will be held instead at 7:30 p.m. Mon
day at the Wesley Foundation. For
•further information call Robin at
■ 344-3487.
■ Zero Population Growth of Lane
'f County will have a table on the EMU
$ terrace all day Friday.
1
: There will be an Ecumenical celebra
tion of worship today at 4 p.m. at the
> Wesley enter, 1236 Kincaid.
• • •
' There will be a Friday Market at
Sthe Wesley enter from 3 to 8 p.m at
1236 Kincaid Hand-crafted goods will
>be sold.
...
X The Eugene Jazz Workshop will play
I Saturday night at the Back Door, 1414
if Kincaid be!‘.nning about 8:30 p.m.
• • •
A Chinese folk singing hour will be
| held Saturday at 7 p.m. at Carson Hall
r
Speakers
The biology department will sponsor
a talk by R. C. Lewontin, a University
of Chicago biologist, at 4:30 p.m. Fri
day in 123 Science. Lewontin will speak
on “Genes in Populations.”
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Douglas North, head of the eco
nomics department at the University
of Washington, will present a seminar
entitled “Institutional Change and
European Economic Growth” at 1:30
Friday in 215 Allen.
The recent executive order on
changes in the draft law will be ex
plained and discussed tonight at 7:30
in the EMU. The session will include
a taped lecture of a speech by New
York attorney Henry Holzer, an ex
pert on draft law, and several draft
counselors.
Kenneth Terhune, associate profes
sor of psychology at Clark University
ir» Worcester, Mass., will speak on “An
Approach to Understanding Interper
sonal and International Relations” at
3:30 p.m. today in 341 Commonwealth.
His lecture colloquium is sponsored
by the psychology department, CSPA,
and the Oregon Research Institute.
A Stanford University biologist,
Colin Pittendrigh, will speak on “Bio
logical Clocks” at 8 p.m. Friday in 123
Science. His talk is sponsored by the
biology department.
* * •
Fourth District Congressional candi
date Bill Grannell will speak to the
McKenzieland Democrats at 8 p.m.
today. The location of the talk, to
center upon students and campus un
rest, has not yet been announced.
Films, Concerts
The German Film Series showing of
“Aren’t We Wonderful,” previously
scheduled for Friday in 150 Science,
has been cancelled.
Jean-Luc Godard’s “La Chinoise”
(1968) will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Sat
urday in 150 Science. Admission for
the film, sponsored by Acme-Bijou 407,
will be one dollar.
Sports
Soccer team members: the end of
the season banquet will be held at 7
tonight at Tino’s.
PL-3 Schedule
Thursday, May 21
6:30—Huntley-Brinkley Report
7:00—Conservative Viewpoint: Re
peated from May 20th
8:00—Interface; Community and Cam
pus: Designed to give people a
chance to exchange ideas on such
topics as the war in Indochina
and student unrest. Panels of
students, faculty and townspeo
ple will discuss the issues. View
ers may participate by calling
342-1411, ext. 2418.
KWAX Schedule (91.1)
Thursday, May 21
2:00—Afternoon Concert Hall
6:00—The Music Factory
7:50—KWAX News
8:00—KWAX Controversy
9:00—Folk and Folk Rock with Christy
Fett
11:00—KWAX Night Sounds
Intramural Schedule
Call 1M office, ext. 418, for playoff
pairings.
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.
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with no intention to confuse or
mislead.
FOR SALE
KNISSL WHITE Star slaloms. 210S
Marker, bindings. 2 seasons, $110;
Strole boots, lOVfc, $45; Sony 255 tape
deck, warranty tapes, $125. John, 1359
Pearl, No. 4. 1298
GARAGE SALE
’67 VW $850. White Star skis, Kolfach
boots, household goods. 342-1069.
Starts now. 1299
SACRIFICE SONY’S new mo de 1 124-CS
stereo cassette-corder portable Bat/
AC. 2 months old. Excellent for
music, business or fun. Only $115.
New $160. Eric, ext. 2149. 1256
FIFTEEN FOOT Glen-L ski boat —
birch deck, bucket seats, 70 horse
Mercury and trailer, $1,095. 689-1586.
1019
GOING OVERSEAS — Selling stereo
recorder (AKAI), Kenwood K-T10 re
ceiver, Garrard turntable. 342-2048.
1330
BATIK BIKINIS, $7.75. African wax
prints, batikable, tieable yardage. 36
81 wide, 50c-$1.25 yard. Andrea’s,
1036 Willamette. 1341
PILOT STEREO (with Garrard turn
table) with speakers, $85; coffee table,
$5,00; portable TV, $50.00 . 342-8568'
1342
WET SUIT—man’s medium V* inch.
White Stag, never used, $55. Call
Terry, ext. 2670. 1344
PACKAGEDEAL: Skis (Heads 210 G.S.)
—poles and boots (Kastinger, size 13)
like new. 344-9968 or 343-1887. 1133
PORTABLE TAPE recorder with wal
nut case. Used only thrice—$40. 343
1887 . . . ‘Sam.” 525
PETRI CAMERA, 35mm , 1.18 f-55 mm
lens, flash and light meter. 2 years
old. $85. Phone 344-0481.
AMPEG B-25. Two 15 in. speakers. High
& low boost. $440 new, asking $300.
343-9633. 1103
PORTABLE ELECTRIC typewriter, 1
year, Pica type. Call-Flow, ext. 1264
_1208
GIBSON ELECTRIC guitar and amp.
Fender Bassman amp. and cabinet.
Cal) Davis, ext. 2145. 1300
MOVING. FISHER tuner, Garrard turn
table, large Warfdale speakers. 344
2911. $350._1323
COMPLETE STEREO system (Garrard,
Craig, Lafayette, Magnavox); new wet
suit. 935-1694. 1324
LOOSE DIAMOND — never mounted,
42 pt. Paid $425 at Skeies; have ap
praisal—best offer. 345-0870 1326
35 SLR: Mamiya HMkTdTlT 55mm f 14
and 135mm Takumar’s. Cases, filters.
345-8176. _ 1307
130 WT Kenwood stereo tuner with
Sansui speakers, $425. Perfect con
dition Ask for Skip, ext. 474 1309
GENUINE LEICA camera. Older model,
for someone who appreciates good
equipment. $35 . 688-6686. 1320
AS NEW, Schwinn heavy duty man’s
bicycle, $50 . 688-6686. 1321
V’lEW LOTS on Haw-kins Heights. Call
343-8795. 1235
Want to really get results?
Use Emerald Classified Ads
FOR SALE
LEAVING COUNTRY, must sell: 210
Rosignol strato with marker Rotomat
heel and toe. 1 yr. old—$110.00; size
11 Molitor buckle boots, good condi
tion—$65.00; Scott ski poles—$14.95;
Call ext. 1584—Dave, Pat, Chuck,
leave message. 933
500MM REFLEX lens. Fits all SLR
cameras. New $130.00, yours for
$75.00. Complete w/case, shade, and
filters. Call Tom Coyner at ext. 1580.
1089
SONY 252D tape deck. Perfect condi
tion. 343-4637. 1333
CARS & CYCLES
’62 PLYMOUTH, 6 cyl., engine excel
lent. Runs very good. 4 doors. Make
offer. Call Bob after 7 p.m., ext.
2150. 1184
TRIUMPH OWNERS: 13” wire wheels,
wire wheel adapters, knock-offs and
hammer. Best offer. Call 343-6004.
1167
WANT TO trade: 1967 VW beetle,
black, low-back front seats for 1968
or 1969 high-back seats. Call 345-7505.
1116
PONTIAC TEMPEST Le Mans, 1962.
4-on-the-floor. Interior, exterior, me
chanically excellent. $575 or best
offer. 2014 Pierce, 342-8602. 1319
LEAVING CITY, going to the woods.
Therefore sell 1969 Silver BMW 2002.
16,000 miles, radial tires. 343-2014.
1271
1969 HONDA CL175, scrambler, excel
lent condition. $475 or best offer.
Must see. Ext. 2662, ask for Chuck
Barnes. 1325
1964 VOLKSWAGEN “Bug”. Excellent
condition, new radials. Beige with
red vinyl top. 345-3447. 1331
1969 BRIDGESTONE lOOcc trail-bike.
Excellent condition, 1,100 miles. Call
Harvey, ext. 2072. 1332
*65 GALAXIE 500, convertible, $900.
Telephone 343-1049. 33/2383 Patter
son. Good condition. 1205
1965 VW, 68,000 miles. Complete service
record. Call evenings 343-6581. $750.
1206
’69 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, beige, ex
tractor, exhaust. $1,695. 342-1558—4-5
P-m._ 1081
’62 IMPALA SS, excellent interior and
body, V-8, automatic, runs well. Ext.
2667, Dave, leave message.
’64 MALIBU Super Sport. Good buy.
Runs well. Clean. Contact Jimmy
Robinson, ext. 474. 1215
1967 SUZUKI 250cc. Excellent condi
tion. Must sell immediately. $300 or
best offer. 344-7349. 1144
1965 VW. Rebuilt engine. New tires,
new battery. Call evenings, 343-6581.
_ 1267
*60 FORD, excellent mechanically, vi
brasonic, V-8, $125.00 or best offer.
344-2061. 1280
*66 VW BUS. Rebuilt Top condition.
Camper. $1200. W'rite, 1*11 find you.
Rt. 1 West, Box 333, Elkton. 1285
1968 CHEVROLET Impala convertible
coupe. Excellent condition, $1,895.
Call 343-2186. 1293
TRANSPORTATION GEM, ’60 Chew,
$295. Four door, automatic. Call 344
3430._ 1302
'65 MGB, exceptionally ch-an 343-5071
evenings and weekends. 1303
VW CAMPER, $650. Call before noon.
343-0048. 1276
*7 CHEV. panel Condition: fan $50.
342-7474 1282
’59 MG A. Excellent condition $825 or
best offer 342-3175. 1297
1962 XKE, $1,000 343-1180, after 10 p.m.
1279
1961 FORD, one owner, never needed
work, $450 345-1464. 1316
1968 HONDA 90. call John Flynn after
5 p.m at 343-5637. 1318
1955 FORD Fairlane station wagon.
Good condition, $130. 344 4174 1322
CARS & CYCLES
CAMPUS AUTOMOTIVE ~
Catering to the University Com
munity. Special minor tune-up:
. . . set timing
. . . adjust points
. . . tighten fan belt
. . . adjust idle
. . . check PCV
. . . most cars $3.75
Shop adjacent to canoe shack. Call
342- 2540 for appointment. 1315
GOING TO EUROPE? Pick up a Bug
and save a bundle. At $1566.50 a VW
sedan Is a pretty nifty proposition.
Let us arrange all the details. De
livery in 30 different cities, insur
ance, even shipment home. For de
tails call Chuck Merrill at Ed Pape
Volkswagen Inc., 20 Coburg Rd
343- 3307._ 1021
SERVICES
QUALITY TYPING . . . EDITINgTH
U of O graduate approved. IBM Ex
ecutive. Offset printing . . . resumes.
Mrs, Burnett. 342-2045. 1220
TYPING IN home, GSA approved.
Reasonable rates. Prompt service.
343- 6144. 1275
TYPING—8V4 years experience. Term
papers, theses. Grad, school approved
726-7274._ 1028
TYPING THESIS and term papers. Ex
ecutive typewriter. Reasonable.
Phone 688-1192. 1261
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for your
typing needs. Graduate approved.
344- 7231._ 4759
QUALITY TYPING. Electric, 25c and
up. 343-4458. 1062
TYPING IN my home. Reasonable
rates 342-4684. 956
SPEEDEE TYPING SERVICE
Reasonable. 345-1658 . 877
EXPERIENCED TYPING. IBM. G.S.A
Doris Boylan, 688-4697. 1265
TERM PAPERS, theses, dissertations;
G.S.A. Retired teacher. 345-9882. 733
FOR RENT
CAMPUS
ROOMS
JUST BUILT
Outside entrance, shag carpet, van
ity sink, beautifully decorated, fur
nished. Share kitchen and bath with
three others. Summer and Fall reser
vations. First and last plus deposit.
$55 summer, $75 fall. 1742 Hilyard, in
the rear. Call 343-5053 or 345-2795.
_ 1223
GREAT 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, FUR
NISHED. AVAILABLE JUNE 15TH,
CLOSE TO CAMPUS. GARAGE/STU
DIO, LARGE FENCED YARD—GOOD
DEAL. J. REINGOLD, 344-6859. 1292
973 HILYARD
Reserving now for summer
$85 to $150
Pool and Sauna — Manager,
Mel Harty, 342-6928. 1084
SUMMER RESERVATIONS from $95.
Luxurious new 1 & 2 bedroom fur
nished apartment. Spacious. Close to
the University and downtown. 343
5834,_ 763
SUMMER SUBLEASE — Furnished
house. Available June 15th. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, appliances. $194
monthly. Damage deposit. 345-8008.
_ 1230
FOR FALL, teasing ten large houses
near University. Write your phone
no. & needs to Ed Coleman, General
Delivery, Eugene. No phone calls ac
cepted, 1087
iu subk&ini for summer June 15
Sept. 1, one bedroom fully furnished
apartment, $85 per month. One block
from campus. 345-7745. 1301
SUMMER CAMPUS RENTALS: 1) rooms
with kitchen privileges, etc.: $35-$45.
2) large homes, $100-$168. 344-7059—
leave your name, etc. 1086
EXECUTIVE TYPE home. 5 bedroom,
carpeted. Hillside area. $250. Also
3 bedroom duplex. Edgewood area.
$145. 688-5468. 1095
SUMMER RATES: One bedroom fur
nished apartments. Water, garbage
paid. $90.00 up. E. 19th Avenue. 344
3811. 1262
QUIET ROOM with kitchen privileges,
near campus, for woman. Phone 343
0670. Available also for next year.
_ 1327
2 BEDROOM apartments available. 2
blocks from campus, quiet atmos
phere, parking. 670 E. 15th. 1339
ROOMS FOR women, Vj. block off
campus on 13th. $45-$55, available
June 1st. 344-8919. 1243
ONE BEDROOM apt. for summer or all
year. Reasonable rates, close to cam
pus. 342-1659 after 5 p.m. 1289
MEN: ROOMS for the summer. $12 per
week or $45 per month. Kitchen
privileges. Ext. 2591. 1169
2 BDRM. apt., has upstairs and down
stairs. $125.00 per mo. Call 344-9968.
1248
ONE BEDROOM furnished apartment.
June 15-Sept. 15. $95 month. 1437
High, Apt. No. 8. 343-0571. 1066
ONE BEDROOM, unfurnished apart
ment. Wood paneled, quiet, $90. Pre
fer married couple. 688-5468. 1094
3 BEDROOM house, range/refrigerator,
$155 or offer? 342-5196 Evenings 344
9344, 1266
WANTED ROOMMATE
WANTED FEMALE roommate summer
term. One bedroom furnished with
POOL $47 50. 1230 Ferry, 344-5818. 1161
NEED FEMALE roommates. Large
three bedroom apartment. $50 343
1428, Nikki. 1334
NEED SUMMER roommates, your own
bedroom, $40 month. Nancy, 343-6816.
_1310
MALE ROOMMATE for summer. House
rrear campus. Your share $50. Bob- or
Hugh, 343-4692. 1250
WAN 1 TWO i’lrls to share summer apt.
Own room, $30. Bill, 345-0203. 1296
WANTED ROOMMATE
FEMALE ROOMMATE summer term;
$52. August rent $25. 1372 Patterson,
No. 4, 344-6045 evenings, 342-1361, ext.
334 days, Carol. 1277
FEMALE ROOMMATE to share 2 bed
room townhouse apartment summer
term. Your share, $72.50. Chris, 344
8452.1343
HELP WANTED
FULL OR part-time Beauty Advisors
needed in this area for rapidly
growing new cosmetic firm. Door-to
door or party plan. No experience
necessary, we train you. High com
missions paid. Call 688-8843 after 6
_Rm. or on weekends. 1328
ALL CLASSIFICATIONS of restaurant
employees needed. Full- and part
time. Year round. Interviews 3 p.m.
6 p.m.. May 19-22. Apply temporary
office. World’s Fare Restaurants, top
of circular stairs, Valley River Cen
ter-_ 1255
MARRIED COUPLES can earn $5 for
home demonstration. Phone 344-1736
evenings._ 1249
ANY FEMALES planning to work at
Lake Tahoe, call Joyce, 342-1568 or
344-6863 evenings. 1306
BAR MAID — will train, 343-6321 after
10:30 a.m. 1242
WAITRESS: 1 a.m.-7 a.m. shift. 18 years
or older. 343-6321. 1278
PETS
FREE CATS and kittens, pretty and
soft. All shapes, colors, sires. 344-1157
or 622 Lincoln, No. 4, after 5:30 pan.
_ 1260
FREE KI'TTENS — housebroken. 2
blacks, 1 grey, 2 tiger. Call 344-0374.
1329
FREE BLACK and white male kittens,
ext. 1480. 1340
FIVE KITTENS — trained, l-j Siamese.
343- 8906 or ext. 2231. 1258
FREE PUPPIES, lovable Heinz, 6
weeks. Call 345-9826 after 6. 1224
FREE: KITTEN, black and white, 6
weeks. Female, lovable. 343-3828. 1312
AIREDALE PUPS, $35. 1929-B W. 17th
or 344-5647 after 6.1330
WANTED
1970 SUMMER School student wants to
exchange large house in Grantsburg,
Wisconsin, for house In Eugene for
summer._ 10go
WANTED TO rent: one or two bedroom
unfurnished apartment for fall $100
$125. all 343-0080,_ 1317
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: SIEKO watch, small crack In
crystal at Mac Court. 3/12 prior to
Can Man Survive. $20 reward. Dave
344- 9595;_ 1308
LOST: SIAMESE Seaipolnt female
light color. University area. 342-6720
Reward._1268
LOST: GREEN tinted prescription
glasses in brown frame: $5 reward
344-4043. _ 12Q1
FOUND: GRAY and white kitten. Vi
cinity Bean Hall. Call ext. 2170, 1305
RIDES - RIDERS
NEED RIDE to Boise anytime between
May 24 30. Leslie, 344-0205. 1281
PERSONAL
THERE WILL be a no-host award din
ner for members of the U of 0 Soc
cer Club at Tino's Pizza Parlor
Thursday, May 21, 7 p.m. Honoring
Ducks, Mallards, Canvasbacks, Coots
Amstel. Wives and dates welcome.
_____ 1274
EUGENE
JAZZ
WORKSHOP
at the Back Door
Saturday night
8:30 p.m, on, 1414 Kincaid. 1337
TOMORROW
FRIDAY
CRAFT
MARKET
3-8 p.m.
Wesley Center. 1236 Kincaid. 1336
LA CHINOISE (1968)
JEAN-LUC GODARD
Saturday, May 23, ISO Set., 7:30 p.m.
Acme-Bijou 407. $1.00 admission. 1335
HA.VING trouble obtaTningaca
DEMIC AMNESTY? Help and coun
seling may be obtained at 312 EMU
1-3:30 Monday through Friday or
call ext. 2510, 1304
H-rPPa H0URS—10 pm.12 midnight
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
W,nIN°;f P,ZZA PARLOR- >5‘h and
Willamette. 40c pitchers. Free pizza
delivery on campus. 4780
AR,E V?liSlncerely interested in mar
riage. Ten years successful opera
tion. 343-9228 or P.O. Box 1547 Eu
gene, Ore. 6764
FRESH S’TK A WHERRY cheesecake now
at OTTO’S, 1217 Alder. Served H
p m. Monday through Friday. Dinners
— — 1092
C^n°o EETE photos Color Photos of
Hal,9 Ex°*m. B“‘ Praegn<?r C°“£
HILLEL MEETS—Come and bring a
friend Thursday 7:30—1414 Kincaid.
—— -_538
JUDE: IS It ever fair to send a word
from nowhere? 2323
Now Serving
FRENCH ONION SOUP
50« (All you can eat)
CREPES VOILA
Next to Co-op