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FOR SALE
RCA TV, 17 inch screen—fairly new. 343-3039
— 4478
MUST SELL: '69 SAAB 99. Excellent con
dition. 344 9154, after 5 p.m. — 4479
G.E. SOLID STATE STEREO with AM-FM
and FM stereo turner. Good condition. $135.
call Neal 342 8533 after 8:00 p.m. — 4483
STEREO AND^ HI-FI COMPONENTS—
Garrard, Sansui, Knight, Herman-Kardon,
etc. REASONABLE: 686-9293 — 4485
GIRL'S RALIEGH 3 speed bike, Very good
condition. Call Peggy ext. 5091 — 4487
BOYS SCHWINN 10-SPEED. Write or come
1326 Lawrence Apartment 8. $65.00. — 4488
WOMAN'S DIAMOND RING SET. New
$245—selling for $200. Haggle or trade. 1760
Villard — 4490
EXBURY AZALEAS: red, yellow, pink,
orange April 30-May 8 or until sold out. $2.25
12", $2.50 15"; $2.75 - 18", $3.00 - 24". 1648
Alder ext. 4125 — 4491
SONY TC 630 Stereo Taperecorder $300.00.
344-5094 — 4472
UNUSED KENWOOD RECEIVER $265.00.
344-5094 — 4473
MEN'S TEN SPEED, all aluminum, 5
months old. $150 or offer. 343-2727 — 4346
CUSTOM BIKINIS from Calif. Choose fabric
and style 343 1068, Laurie — 4376
HEIRLOOM DIAMOND WEDDING SET.
Platinum setting. $136 or best offer, 686 9025
— 4435
ONE STOVE & REFRIGERATOR, both for
$60. Call 343 2263, 343 0903 — 4436
SET OF GIRL'S Wilson golf irons, $18 . 343
0178 after 5. — 4437
BIKINIS—women, $8.88; men, $5.00. Custom
fitted, your fabric choice. Locally made and
designed ANDREA'S, 1036 Willamette —
4440
HARMONY SOVEREIGN GUITAR with
case; excellent condition, $60 - offer. 345-9958
— 4446
OVERSTOCK SALE, one third off—Double
size water beds only $23. Call 343-4460 or 342
4266 — 4462
BOY'S STINGRAY BIKE, 3 speed, 8 mos.
old, $45. Also, 5 gal. aquarium in good con
dition, pump 8. light included, $5. Call Laura,
688 4508 after 4 p.m. — 4464
ALMOST NEW BESSLER Topcon D1 with
case and lens cover. Best offer. Call 343-5655
after 5 p.m. — 4467
100 WATT BASS AMP. Excellent shape
Silvertone, $100 . 343-5521 — 4470
GIBSON CLASSICAL GUITAR, $150. KLH 23
speakers, $100 each. 342-6973 — 4455
CARS & CYCLES
1969 FIREBIRD 350, V8, automatic. Power
brakes steering. Excellent condition. Only
12,000 miles. Call 344 1133 — 4474
'63 VOLKSWAGEN. Good shape. $480. Call
344 7292 — 4476
1966 HONDA CB 450. Runs good. $425. Call
747 2000 — 4482
'63 VW BUG, 36 hp, good body, good rubber
Mechanically excellent. $450 or best offer
425 Willakenzie. 344 2449 — 4493
NEED GOOD SUMMER TRAN
SPORTATION?? 1961 Ford convertible, new
lop. Call 343 6936 after 6 p.m. — 4495
1965 VESPA 90. A few dents. Best offer. 344
3687 — 4422
TRIUMPH: Trophy 250, 1969. Beautiful
condition, low mileage. 686-8644 — 4390
1960 FORD FALCON, Standard Shift, blue.
In good running condition. $125. Call 343 0820
evenings — 4243
1966 DUCATI CYCLE 250 cc 5 speed—very
strong and dependable $450 or best offer.
343 7141 — 4359
'61 CORVAIR VAN, radio, 4 speed, runs
good $225.00or best offer. 1691 Mill, upstairs
— 4407
■65 VW SQUAREBACK, new '70 engine. A
steal at $950 00 343 0958 or 344 6175 — 4410
1969 TRIUMPH 650 cc, great shape, extra
chrome; pressured to sell. See for self at
Beta house, or contact Dave Stone, 686 5179
— 4397
GARS & CYCLES
1958 CHEV V3 ton pickup, with or without
canopy. 345 1754 or 781 Randall. — 4458
PEUGEOT PX-10, 25" frame, $195.00 new,
excellent condition and only 5 months old.
Steal it from me for $135. 747 4705 —4466
SERVICES
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for your
typing needs. Electric typewriter. Graduate
school approved. 344-7231 — 2834
TYPING IN MY HOME. Reasonable rates
Mrs. Armstrong, 342 4684 — 4429
TYPING BY EXPERIENCED secretary
editor. 35c up per page. 344 3457 — 4456
CAMERA REPAIR AT decent rates. Don't
pay more. Larry Dunn, 747 9719 — 4468
FOR RENT
ONE & TWO BEDROOM furnished, car
peted apartments, 5 blocks from campus.
Available for summer, $100 per mo. Also
leasing for next year. 405 E. 14th, 345 5540 —
4374
RESERVE YOUR LUXURIOUS apartment
now. Extra large, fully furnished apart
ments with balconies for summer and fall.
1365 Ferry. 686 9441 — 4492
LAKECREST APARTMENTS
Accepting reservations for summer and fall.
Spacious one bedroom unfurnished apart
ments between downtown and campus.
Carpeted, generous storage closet, patio,
laundry facilities. $115 up. 1390 Mill St., 343
3438 — 4377
$75.00 MONTH—all utilities included. New
rooms, completely furnished. Includes desk
and lamp, table, bed, shag carpet, utility
sink; share kitchen & bath facilities with 3
others. Separate outside entrance. No lease
required. One block from campus. 345 9997
— 4182
SINGLE APT. male student share kitchen
and bathroom facilities $42.50—includes
utilities 995 Alder St. No. 2 — 4372
FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 125 per
month. Available June 15-Sept 15. Married or
grad preferred. 345 9826 — 4460
Dorm Students!!
Rent your own private room completely
furnished including ALL utilities tor *75.00
month. $50.00 month summer rates. Kitchen
facilities available and only a one minute
and 37 second walk to PLC.
Reserve for
Summer Now
4332
WANTED ROOMMATE
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share
apartment with same. Own room, close to
campus. Call Denise, 342 3492 — 4494
WANTED ROOMMATE to share modern
apartment on campus. *57.50 monthly. Call
342 8059 — 4469
HELP WANTED
PROJECT LIFE needs tutors. If interested
please call ext. 3563or meettosign up Thurs.
at 4:30 p.m., 173 CMM — 4432
BUSY FULLER BRUSH manager needs
help! *1.75 per hour to start, guaranteed,
phone 686-8160 — 4193
WANTING SUMMER WORK? Am hiring.
*2,000 or more, 12Vjhrs. per dav. Come, 1883
University St., Tuesday, 7:00 p.m. or
Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. 4461
LIVE-IN TUTOR wanted. Free room and
board. Call 343 9333 after 5:30 p.m. — 4477
WANTED
PSU PROF SEEKS UC faculty member who
could exchange houses summer term. Don
Guimary, Journalism Dept., PSU. — 4459
;LAIR HENNINGSGAARD wants tennis
acketback REWARD. Call 2nd floor Moore
la II — 4463
VANTED: Used D18 or D28 Martin guitar.
,ood condition. 343-1268 4475
,IRL'S 3-SPEED BIKE: Good condition,
;asonable. 344 3836 evenings. - 4484
r5 CASH for best SLR-35 mm offered 686
293 — 4486
TRIPPER WANTED. No experience
scessary. 345-3510 4471 _
LOST & FOUND
LOST: Small, black; medium gray &. black
cats. Return 369 E. 15th or call Judy Moyer,
686 5352 — 4428 _
Briefs
10B OPPORTUNITIES
RESPONSIBLE MEN—Supervise group of
marketing representatives Must have car.
Earn $100 wk. plus large bonus. Interviews—
noon to 6 p.m. at Holiday Inn. Ask at the
Front desk for Robert Ivory 342 5181 — 4480
GIRLS—An exciting, fun job with other
young girls and guys working for a
prestigious national company. Earn $3.50
$4.50 per hour. Interviews noon-5 p.m.
Tuesday Friday. Ask for Robert ivory or
Marlyn wolf at front desk, Holiday Inn. 342
5181 — 4481
PETS
FREE: Spaniel puppy to good home. 3 mos.,
male, black & white. 343 3827 — 4423
DOBERMAN PUPS, AKC: female, seven
males. Excellent quality, temperament
$150.00. 343 1065 — 4398
PUREBRED SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies.
Males-females. Blue eyes, brown eyes, and
split eyes. 935 3897 — 4414
6 LAB AND SHEP PUPPIES. Had 1st shot.
If interested please come to the Sawyer's
Red House across from Waynes Market in
Marcola. — 4489
PERSONAL
Saturday Night
and
Sunday Morning
The film of Allan Sillitoe's book, with Albert
Finney. 150 Sci., 8 p.m., Tuesday, May 4,
$1.00.
English Department 4452
P S. FILMS PRESENTS
Bernard Malamud's
The Fixer
starring
Alan Bates
Friday, 150 Sci., 4.30, 7 8. »:15 p.m., $1.00. —
4453
RARE RUSSIAN FILMS:
BEN AND SOFA
and
STORM OVER ASIA
7.30 Friday, May 7 180 PLC
4457
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Campus briefs must be turned into the
Emerald office by 3 p.m. the day before
publication. Briefs will run for two days
only, they will run the day before and the
day of the event.
Briefs must be turned in on full-sized
paper (8’Y' by 11") and should include all
pertinent information: names, dates, times,
places, etc. Also, briefs must be typed and
triple spaced.
MEETINGS
Lane Veterans Against the War meet at
7 30p.m. every Monday until the war ends at
the Newman Center, 1860 Emerald Street.
Any student interested in More Salmony's
Campaign please come to a meeting at 7
p.m. tonight in the EMU. Room will be
posted.
Ad hoc dorm contract committee will meet
at 12 30 today in Stafford Earl Lounge.
Everyone is welcome to come and bring
proposed changes.
People interested in a co ed co op for next
year please meet at 7:30 tonight at 791 E.
15th. For more information, call Jim at 343
5079.
SPEAKERS
Dr. Fred Spiess, Director of Marine
Physical Laboratory at Scripps Institute of
Oceanography, will speak at 3:30 p.m. today
in room 150 Science. His topic will be "Un
derwater Acoustics and Exploration of the
Deep Sea Floor."
"The U S. and the Common Market" is the
topic for a discussion led by Leonard Ten
nyson, chief of the European Community
Information Service at 4 p.m. today in the
EMU. Sponsored by the International
Educational Center, the talk is open to the
public.
FILMS
The English department will present
"Saturday Night and Sunday Morning" at 8
p.m. tomight in 150 Science Admissimn is
SI.
C.O.C.A. presents "The Great Chicago
Conspiracy Circus" at 4:30, 7 and 9 p.m.
Wednesday and at 7 and 9 p.m. Friday in 123
Sc. Admission is $1.
MISC.
Weekend Workshop: May 7 8 9 on the
coast. Gia Fu Geng, of Esalen Institute and
Stillpolnt Institute, will conduct a weekend
•xploring meditation and relaxation of
'arious kinds. Emphasis will be on the
rhinese Taoist "meditation in movement,"
rai Chi. Reservations—Alison Cadbury, 343
>897
Honors College students who must take a
:omprehensive examination this spring
hould sign up in the Honors College office
>efore May 14.
The Third Annual Plant Sale is being held
rom 10 a m. to 2 p.m. today at the Kappa
Mpha Theta house at 1850Onyx. Proceeds go
o the Eugene Hearing and Speech Center
rhere will be a Banzai exhibition by Leo
Houston
Ballroom dancing Tuesday nights from 8
fil 10 p m. in the Gerlinger Gym. Open to
ill—come and bring a friend.
The Eugene Symphony will give its final
aair of concerts at 8 p.m. tonight, May 4 and
Wednesday, May 5 in the Recital Hall of the
School of Music. The orchestra will perform
Brahms' "German Requiem" and Mahler's
"Songs of a Wayfarer" featuring soloist Neil
Wilson. Tickets are $1.25 to $2.50 and may be
bought at the School of Music office.
Did you ever want to talk with people in
Zambia, Russia, Japan? Become an
amateur radio operator! I want to get in
touch with all university "hams" and non
"hams'' for a meeting. Call Ron, WA7CGR,
345 4676 after 6 p.m
If you are a teacher, a parent or a public
school student who would be interested in
helping to create and operate an educational
alternative to the public school system,
please send your name and address to
Educational Alternatives Research Group at
2430 Jackson St., Eugene, 97405, or contact
them in evenings at 344 9075. They are in
terested in what you want, what you could
do, whai you would do, and what you are
already doing for educational alternatives.
A weekend of creativity and celebration is
planned at Camp Adams May 7 9. Cost is
around $5. Call 342 4876 to pre register
The Career Development Staff of the
Counseling Center is preparing a one day
workshop called "Making it in the Market
Place," to be held May 22. It is designed to
teach juniors and seniors how to develop a
creative strategy to get the kinds of jobs and
careers they want after graduation. Sign up
deadline is May 14.
KWAX
KWAX Program highlights tor today in
elude:
6:35 p.m —German Press review
8:55 p.m.- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:
Ascanio in Alba midnight. . National Public
Radio: "All things Considered .
OFFICIAL
RING DAY
May 6th
9-4:30
at
Lobby Table
UNIVERSITY
CO-OP
BRIAN EARDLY
a Trained College
Specialist from
JOHN ROBERTS
wants to meet you
He will assist you in selecting the ring that is
right for you . . . with the proper stone, weight
and style, for the most lasting and beautiful
symbol of your educational achievement.
FOUR WEEK SHIPMENT