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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1971)
Classifieds Classified Deadline: Place in 301 Allen, Emerald Office by 2 p.m. one working day preceding publication. 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 refunds upon cancellation.) 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 Emerald is to keep advertising clear and accurate with no intention to confuse or mislead. WATERMATTRESS (60" x 80") Queen size, S45.50. Send check or money order to AARDVARK WATERBEDS, 310 E. 17th, Eugene, Oregon, 97401, 686-1151 — 3095 SKI SALE. Leaving country, must sell my skis! Kastle 70 S, 210 cm, hardly used, new $185—now $85. Hart Skis, cable bindings, 215 cm. Excellent for a beginner or intermediate skier, only $40. Also Molitor Buckle Boots size IO-IOV2—$35. Call 686-5293 and ask for David, leave message — 3076 ONE PAIR ROSSIGNOL Stratix 205 skis, $35 . 342-3783 — 3240 ANTIQUE VELVET CLOTHES, old books, marbles, antiques & junk at Scarborough Faire, nth and Oak — 3239 REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER—never used. $40. 345-2496 — 3224 HEAD MASTERS, 190's, marker bindings, great condition, $50. Call 344-3125 — 3225 FOUR NEW, unfinished bar stools, $20. Boy's bike, $15 . 747-4973 — 3227 LANGE STANDARDS size 9Vt M. $50.00. Phone 686-1900, 342-6755 — 3234 CRITERION 50 SPEAKERS with tweeter adjusters, $50. 342-7906 evenings. — 3262 GARAGE SALE—11 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, 22nd Sunday, 24th. Clothing, dish, electric appliances and misc. Phone 342-2076. 1830 E. 17th St.—3226 4-14" MAGS AND TIRES, $100. Boys Sch winn $15. 342-8056.—3246 HEAD STANDARD SKIS; Women's short wet suit, size 11-12; Floor shampooer, polisher: Best offer. 345-4594—3249 SKIS: Northland with safety bindings, 6'9", a steal for $25; TV 18" B&W with stand. Excellent condition, $40. Call 686-0990 — 3251 TAPE DECK: Sony 250 plus 6 tapes. In perfect shape. $95or best offer. Call 344-8426, ask for Fritz. — 3256 WALNUT FINISHED oval oak dining room table. Excellent condition. 342-7997 — 3257 CRESTON CREEK COLLEGE Athletic T shirts, L and M sizes, 2.50 each. Michael Dale Glorer, ext. 4978 — 3258 CARS & CYCLES PORSCHE 1965-C COUP. Rebuilt engine, new clutch, carbs, chrome wheels & luggage rack. Radials, excellent condition $2900. 689 1941 after 5:30 — 3205 1964 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY. 361 V8, good condition, automatic $700. 345-5274 — 3038 WHITE HARDTOP for Datsun 1600 2000 $100. Call 342 3783 — 3122 305 HONDA SCRAMBLER. Excellent conditon. New tires, battery, etc. Call Greg Armbruster (after 5 p.m.) 342-4328 — 3228 '63 CHEVY for sale cheap. Must sell. Call 343 5521 after 5 p.m. —3235 CLEAN MECHANICALLY SOUND 1964 Hillman Super. $450 or $325 without new radials. 686-0054. — 3252 SERVICES EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for your typing needs. Electric typewriter. Graduate school approved. 344-7231 — 1834 CAMPUS COPY—Quality Xerox and typing service, low prices, fast service. 344-7516 — 3121 TYPING BY EXPERIENCED secretary editor. 35c up. 344 3457 — 3229 FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS: part utilities. No pets. 611 E. 11th, apt. 2. 344 4674 — 3161 SPACIOUS 2-BEDROOM apartment Modern conveniences, $180. 19th and Pat ter son 344-0510 — 3193 LARGE CARPETED ONE BEDROOM furnished apartment $120 343 4992 — 3197 ROOMY 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment Washer, dryer, disposal. $60each for 3. 343 4992 — 3198 SUBLEASE—Furnished 1 bedroom apart ment Covered parking Near campus. 343 5424 — 3201 NEW FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM apartment. $130. 1161 Mill, apartment 4. 344 6775 — 3212 TWO BEDROOM HOUSE $120 month. Assume lease 57 W. 16th St. — 3213 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT, $155.00 month, take over lease ending June 15. Tom Wolfe. 405 E. 14, No. 14, 345-7904 — ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT on campus. Call 342-6788 between 5 and 7 — 3220 FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM, five blocks to campus. Garbage disposal,fully carpeted. Garbage and water paid. $125 month. Call manager, 405 E. 14th, apt. 5, evenings 345 5540 — 3185 LARGE 2 BEDROOM apartment, furnished near campus, dishwasher, carpet. 345-1246 — 3232 WANTED ROOMMATE MALE SENIOR OR GRADUATE wanted. Share one bedroom, furnished. 5 minute drive to campus. $60.00. 747-5287 — 3200 NEED ROOMMATE: Responsible male needs place to live with same. 686-0272, evenings — 3203 ROOMMATE TO SHARE APARTMENT: 2 blocks from PLC; $55. V* utilities, 342-8364 — 3206 GIRL WANTED TO SHARE 1 bedroom apartment close to campus. Call 342-6788 evenings — 3219 WANTED: PERSON TO SHARE HOUSE and living expenses with couple. Own room — $50 rent. 342 3188 — 3222 NEED ROOMMATE to share nice two bedroom house. 342-7889 evenings, Bill — 3260 COOK NATURAL FOOD DINNERS for self and three others for free rent. Try out. 342 7906 evenings. — 3261 MALE ROOMMATE WANTED: Good cooking, close to campus. Your share $55. 342 7514 — 3243 FEMALE STUDENT. Share 2 bedroom furnished house with two of same starting February 1st. 3 blocks to campus $50 + one third utilities. 343-1068, Laurie.—3248 LOST & FOUND LOST: Fluffy Black and White Kitten— REWARD!—Call 345-9955 or return to Landscape Arch. Department, Lawrence Hall — 3178 LARGE REWARD! For returned left ski glove—lost on campus. 686-1900, 342-6755 — 3233 HELP WANTED PICK UP AND DELIVER Fuller Brush Orders. 20 25hours weekly. 343 0687, 686-8160 — 3129 CRAFTSMEN NEEDED for Daily Mart Call 344-7133 — 3166 TWO VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT SCOUT MASTERS needed for Troop 6. Call Dizney, 686-5424 or Borchardt, 686 4113 — 3242 TWO OPENINGS FOR STUDENTS on work study. Must be accurate typists and have good English skills. Start at $1.65 per hour, regular raises. Call Karen, 3178, afternoons. — 3263 WANTED WANTED—Drafting machine K & E preferred 24" or larger in good condition. Call 935-3775, 4:30p.m. until 9:30 p.m. — 3245 PETS FEMALE PUPPY. Mixed breed. Needs good home. Call 686-8400, evenings — 3216 IRISH SETTER PUPPY Champion sire— Shots. Call 344 6678 after 5. — 3253 PERSONAL FRANK CHRISTY'S HEALTH SPA for men and women now introducing Special student program. Call now for your free trial visit. 342 8253 or 746-8253 — 3113 “The Third Man” WITH Joseph Cotton and Orson Welles Friday, 180 PLC, 4:30, 7 & 9p.m., 75c — 3208 FREE LIFT TICKETS available for gatekeeping. See details in Campus Briefs — 3221 KOOBDOOGA BOOKS ZAP 4 Guerilla Warfare, Scanlan's 651 E. 13th St. 3046 LIVE MUSIC Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at the Down Under, located under the Hunter Room, 957 Pearl, next to the Eugene Hotel — 3230 3237 MARX BROTHERS THE BIG STORE Saturday, 23rd, 9p.m. $1.00 Scarborough Faire 11th and Oak. SERENITY WEAVERS 111 West 7th 345-0643 Hours lto 5p.m. Dally except Sunday 3244 ALIBABA CAFE, 3758 Franklin Blvd. Today's specials: (1) Rolled grape leaves with lamb chops, (2) Meat loaf. — 3250 EUROPE - ISRAEL Unregimented tour 12 weeks $895 Call Craig 343 7141. 3247 BRIDGE At least REMEMBER that every Sunday nite at 7:30 p.m., the BLACK FOREST provides all the necessities for contract BRIDGE. You don't have to buy anything, just bring yourself. PRIZES. — 3254 HAPPY HOUR - 35c pitchers. 3:30 6:00p.m. Friday BLACK FOREST — 3255 DUCK DOPE A Real Inflation Buster! (atthe EMU Terrace and the Co^p) — 3259 Minority programs... Continued from Page 3 was presented to the committee by four representatives of the Black Student Union (BSU). This money was to be used for per sonnel (typists, secretaries, reporters), materials (paper, envelopes, stamps), processes (printing of the “Black Manifesto” and telephones) and functions (bail project). After some discussion, the committee made some cuts in the budget proposal. The new proposal to be put before the Senate totals $1350 with $600 for personnel, $400 for materials and the remainder for processes. One thousand dollars for the bail project was cut completely. It was felt by the committee that, it was not the duty of the ASUO to use monies to get people out of jail, whether they were students or not. The Native American Program, in submitting a request for money for tutors, explained that the request came in an emergency situation. Briefs MEETINGS The German Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in the Gold Room at Carson Hall. If you like to folksing, take an hour's break and come sing with us. ESCAPE Workshop IV will meet today at 4:30 p.m. in 133 CMM. President Clark and Dean Gilberts of the School of Education will speak. There will be a meeting of the Campus Planning Committee at 1:30 p.m. today in the EMU. The organizational meeting of Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity will not be held as scheduled Friday night. New time and date will be posted. FILMS "Wild and Woolly," a Douglas Fairbanks comedy, will be shown with two silent shorts and authentic piano accompaniment Sunday in the University Theatre. The Film Society will conduct two showings, at 7:00 and 9:15 p.m., and tickets are on sale now at the box office. The Slavic Film Festival will show "Ten Days that Shook the World," "Alexander Nevsky," and "Sergei Eisenstein," at 7:30 p.m. Friday in 150 Science. Single admission is $1.00, series tickets are S3.00. "Julius Caesar," with Marlon Brando and James Mason will be shown at 8 p.m. tonight in 180 PLC. Admission is 50c. Orson Welles and Joseph Cotton star in "The Third Man," a Political Science Films Committee presentation at 4:30, 7:00, and 9:00 o.m. Friday in 180 PLC. Admission is 75 cents. MISC. Make yourself understood in Italy. Take an Italian Mini Language. Starts next week. Sign up in 319 EMU—International Education Center. Friday, is the last day to add courses for winter term, and it is the last day to drop courses without withdrawing from them. Course change forms may be obtained at the Office of the Registrar from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. $1.00 is charged for each add or drop. Chinese Folk Singing Hour will be at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Carson Hall. All are welcome. Dr Sam Boggs will speak to the Lunchbag Seminar today at 12:30 p.m. in 307 Volcanology on "Requirements in the Field of Geology and the Manpower Situation." A Spaghetti Feed to benefit the River Road Swim Team will be held from 4:30-7:00 p.m. Saturday at Emerald Park Recreation Center, 1200 Lake Dr. Price is $1.00 per person, $2.50per family, for all the spaghetti you can eat, and home made pie for dessert i -1 Students interested in studying in Stut tgart, Germany, during 197172 are invited to a reception in Gerlinger Hall's Alumni Room from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Friday. KWAX Program highlights for today Include Selected Works of Charles Ives at 4:13 and 10 00 p.m , Radio Moscow's Soviet Press Review at 7:54 p.m., and "Structures for Two Pianos" by Pierre Boulez at 9:25 p.m. The program is designed to give tutors to Native American students. Just before the end of fall term, the program ran out of funds. So far, no money has been raised this term, although the Native Americans have researched donations from large business firms around the city. An original request included $300 for the purchase of dic tionaries and other reference books, and a set of Footnotes from all of the classes that provide such service and a member of the program is enrolled in. Finally, the committee decided $300 should be given to the Chicano Student Union (CSU). Gloria Gonzales, represen tative of the CSU, stated that she wished all of the proposed $2,700 be allocated from the committee. Bill’s Foreign Car Service specializing in Volvo - VW Service & Repairs on others Also. *6.00 per hour 10% off on parts 780 E. 38th 344-2966 CHARTER FLIGHTS { Hawaii Europe Asia Direct from Portland International Airport —no buses to ride. ROUND TRIP 1 Mar. 20 - Mar. 28 | June 12 - July 9 I June 13 - Aug. 28 June 15 - Sept. 10 I June 19 - June 27 8 days 4 weeks 11 weeks 12'/2 weeks 8 days to Hawaii $125 | to London $250 to Tokyo $297 I to London $263 | to Hawaii $125 , I Kor further information contact THE INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CENTER 319 Erb Memorial Union ext. 3721 or 3722 THINKS EVERYONE SHOULD SEE FOLK CONCERT featuring Larry Hanks and Jody Stecher 8 p.m. Erb Memorial Union Ballroom Saturday January 23 $1.00 Also: Children's Concert 1:30 p.m. Saturday Westmoreland Community Center 25* Sponsored by ASUO and University Folk Music Club
