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f Classifieds Classified Deadline: Place in 301 Allen, Emerald Office by 2:00 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.) Adjustment will be considered only if the Emerald is notified within 5 days of error. All advertising published in the classified section of the Emerald is governed by the 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. For Sale MUNTZ—4 and 8 track tape $40.00 or make offer. 342 3783 after five. 7738 SONY 250 TAPEDECK $60.00, SONY por table with microphone, $55.00. 24t0 E. Cherrygrove (V2 Block E. 24th & Agate). 7716 FRIGIDAIRE refreigerator, very good condition, HOTPOINT 38” RANGE, ex cellent condition, both for $65.00 or best offer See at 2041 East 17th Avenue, Eugene. 7727 HARDTOP for Datsun 1600 only 5 months old. Fits 1967 or older. Magnavox Portable Stereo; great condition. Also Home Tape player, must sell cheap. 343-2386. 7836 HOUSE OF RECORDS New and used records traded and sold. $2.75 and down. 1409 Oak Street. Open 10:30-8:30 Monday Saturday. Not just another record store. 7838 GIBSON B-25 12 years old $125.00 firm. 2560 W Adams—even ings. 7848 LOOK! BSR RTS 20 STEREO COMPONET SYSTEM, 20 watts IHF, AM, FM, receive with record changer and air suspension speakers. $189.46 regular Package $129.95. TOAD HALL HI—FI 1557 Monroe Street Corvallis—752 5601 7751 NEW MAMIYA SEKOR 50 mm 135 mm LENS 2x Converter. Close up Bellows Bag. $165 00 Smith Corona Typewriter. $50.00 x6622. 7666 FKLh Irish Good Luck Piece JUST FOR THE HELL OF IT! MAI IUX PIPE SHOP 135 E. Broadway 7840 PORTABLE TV. Good condition. Call Chuck 344 1962. Leave message 343-5545 . 7846 BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Large downstairs recreation room; could bring 5100.00 a month income as separate apart ment. College crest location. $3,000 down. 344 3505 . 7854 MEN'S THREE SPEED Bicycle. Needs Repair, $15.00. 344 8344 . 7859 FUJI QUIK Photo Chemical developer. Ideal for hobbyist or professional darkrooms. A real buy at $75.00. Call 686-3712 after 4p.m. Ask for Al Phelps. 7861 BRAND NEW, chrome, lock, 2 pair Volkswagen Ski Racks. Was $20.00 Now $10.00. Write John Still, Rt 2, Box 800A Elmira, 97437. 7867 LANGES Pair of standards size 10 and competitions 9Vj Call 342 4380. 7877 REFRIGERATOR, Large Philco, very good condition $50.00 345 7208or X4059. 7878 STEREO COMPONENT SYSTEM. University 120 Watt FM receiver; P.E. changer with Pickering cartridge; Allied speakers, Sharpe Headphones. Cost $625 new, plus $75 00 worth of good albums $350.00 for this beautiful, two year old system 310 Clark (by Skinners' Butte). 342 3285. 7879 MINOX-B CAMERA with flash, developing tank, etc $90.00 or trade for good 10-speed bike 345 3192after 6p.m. 7881 PORTABLE OLYMPIA TYPEWRITER— Excellent condition. $40 00. Call Dian 344 3496 7882 |jCar^^^Cycles 1968 OPEL STATION WAGON White, good condition Pat 686 5293. Leave message 7824 SLEEK BLACK JAGUAR, 3.8 Fourdoor sedan 1963. Student must sell. Needs some work 345 9049 Leave message. 7842 1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne. V 8 Automatic, Good transportation Best offer 345 9664 7806 1964 PLYMOTH FURY. Automatic; radio; 4 door, good condition, Call 747 4977 7801 1956 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP with homemade camper, rebuilt engine. Will sacrifice 686 1553. 7830 Cars & Cycles "66 BUICK SKYLARK GS S900 00 or best offer. 345 7613 or x2606, Harris afternoon and evenings 780o 1969 MGB-GT Cat! 345-2991 7856 '69 FIAT 850 SPIDER convertible; excellent condition; must sell; make offer, 342 1619 after 5:00p.m. 7865 1961 CORVAIR VAN, Good Condition Paneled interior. $375.00. 344 4575. 7875 1971 HONDA SL70 Excellent condition. Must sell—$300.00 or best Offer. Phone 686 5377 for Dave Lowe. 7762 '51 GMC PICK UP, $150.00 or offer. Runs good 1225 Water Street, Springfield. 7766 '65 VOLKSWAGEN, New paint, radial tires, sun roof, original owner, carefully main tained . $850 00. 688 6800 after 5:00. 7775, '61 T-BIRD, $400.00, full power, 22,000 on engine, transmission rebuilt month ago. 688 7262. 1216 River Road 7776 '57 JEEP PANEL. 4 wheel drive. Rebuilt, Chevy 235 Mechanically sound; body rough. $395. 3803 W. 11th. 3808 Services XEROX COPY SERVICE 5c PER COPY EUGENE SECRETARIAL SERVICE 401 East 10th—lc 7734 EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for your typing needs. Graduate approved. Electric typewriter. 344 7231. 7606 SAVE A BUNDLE on your printing com position costs. Call 3712 for free estimates. Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co. 7201 EXPERIENCED BICYCLE REPAIR, free pickup and delivery. Fast service, 343 3405. 7521 1.50 - 3 cents A COPY Pick-up, Deliver COPY SERVICE. Telephone 343 2640, after 4 p.m. $1.00 minimum. 7816 NEED CLOTHES REPAIRED? New clothes made? Call Patty evenings. 747 3398. 7793 STEREO REPAIR FAST SERVICE days instead of weeks. SUPER LOW RATES SUPER LOW PRICES plus estimate charges applied toward repair costs. QUALITY advanced diagnostic in struments combined with experience FREE Pickup and Delivery in campus area. PHONOGRAPHS: AMPLIFIERS: TURN TABLES: RECEIVERS: TAPE RECOR DERS. ETC. ED NEMETH 1623 Arthur St. 344 5931 alter 6 p.m., 7 days a week. 7820 PROFESSIONAL JOURNALIST available to help you write, edit, proofread, spell, type. Rates negotiable 343 5442. 7835 CALLIGRAPHY—Documents, diplomas, announcements, signs, poems, lettering done. Reasonable rates Phone 343 1836 7839 FLUTE LESSONS, theory experienced UO student . 345 4744. 7874 CFor Rent - J ATTENTION ALL MEN AND WOMEN1 Dorm contract—Discount—PL US keep S50.00deposit! Call Stanna Vert 686 4982 78*4 FOR SALE—Dorm contract. BIG DISCOUNT! Contact Candance Weinstein, Henderson Hall No 219 686 4986 7866 TWO DORM contracts tor sale at a discount Call Jim or Pat 686 5288 788c TRADE- 2 bedroom Cabin, 25 miles East *65 00 month for 3 bedroom house, inex pensive, quiet, within bicycle range. Jim 686^ 4967 7M1 Wanted graduate needs models 5465 photography student to Sit Call Ron Wohlauer 689 pLAYER; prefer acoustic lor rass, Dan Hicks' type music Dan 31 or Dave 345 0409 _ Wanted WANTED: 35mm Enlarger. Please call Karen 343 9348 7860 HELP! 2 stereo's need good (but cheap!) service. Call 344 0596. 7863 TWO TICKETS to Washington Game. No Scalpers. x5212or 343 7607 7870 STUDENT BACHELOR FATHER, 22. 2 small children, need Female student to live in, share housework child rearing in ex change for room and board. 344 1273 after 6:00 7871 NEED A TUTOR for Wr 323. Contact 686 9668after 6:30or 7 00p.m. 7707 REASONABLY PRICED girls 10 speed bicycle Call Alice.345 9686after 4:00 7744 Wanted Roommate WANTED FEMALE ROOMMATE $60.00 plus utilities. 770 Tyler No. 3, Tuesdays or Thursdays. 7791 FINE ROOM for woman. 1305 Ferry. Around $60.00. 344 1822. 7831 FEMALE wants same, with 2 bedroom apartment to share. 345-6835 . 7833 TWO GUYS in Three bedroom house, need third. $47.00-month. Good house, big yard. Call after 4:00p.m. 7834 ROOMMATE WANTED to share with two other‘Guys. Two bedroom apt. at 733 E. 15th, No. 11. $60.00 monthly . Call 686 1153. 7844 2 BEDROOM TRAILER by river. $67.50plus lights. 342-6983evenings—Kathleen. 7847 NEED FEMALE. Own bedroom— $55.00. Share house. Non smoker. 2745 University 343 9780. 7873 MALE for apartment, l block from campus. $55.00 . 663 E. 13th after 2 p.m. 7876 MALE share restored country house. Twelve miles from university. Non smoker. 689 4467 . 7883 ^Hel^Wante^ CUSTOMER CONTACT WORK. $1.75 per hour. 15 hours per week. No car or in vestment needed . 746 0687, 688 8160. 7656 PEOPLE to serve as subjects in a psychology experiment. Must have taken (and passed) at least one course in statistics from any department. $2.00 an hour. OREGON RESEARCH INSTITUTE 343 1674 7721 TOPLESS WOMAN bartender wanted. Call 343 6321 after 10 a.m. 7567 NEED EXTRA MONEY? Unlimited op portunity. For interview write: Shaklee Distributors, P.O Box 3284 University Station, Eugene. 7790 EARN MONEY PART TIME PROMOTING STUDENT TRAVEL Packages. Inquiries to: American Student Travel Assoc., 27 Mass. Ave Boston, Mass. 02115 (617)536 7863 7819 SELL Women's Press—Make 10c copy. Pick up papers 115 E. 11th, Rm 207or 209 7825 I Pets IN GOOD CONDITION. Two orange kitty cats 3870 County Farm Rd. 343-7051 7807 r -- > ^Rides-Riders^ WANTED MALE RIDER to East Coast Depart November 9th. Share gas 686 8400 days. 7872 RIDE WANTED to Vancouver B.C Friday, Saturday, Sunday; Cal! Pat. 343-4730. 7843 NEED RIDE TO L.A., Friday or Saturday. Will share expenses Call Phil 345 5509 or leave message 7851 Lost & Found LOST, OR STOLEN, MAYBE -One Soun design AM FM multiples tuner w speakers Someone claimed it at the EMU main desk saying they were from the Emerald, but apparently they weren't it happened Sept 22nd Any information, please call x3712 or 345 5083 and ask for Clay Thank you 7719 LOST; Spaulding Pancho Gon/oiez Tennis Rachet. plaid cover and press REWARD! 345 1594 7711 Lost & Found LOST; Shepherd Huskie, Black with white chest, forehead, lower legs. Jethro — Reward—345 5863 7857 LOST: ROFFE Ski Coat Generous Reward. Call Dave, room 211 at Ext. 4977 7853 LOST: Female cat. Black and Burnt brown Calico. White "V" on chest Near 20th and Agate. PLEASE CALL 342 3188 7852 Personal EXPECTANT MOTHER—Wanting con fidential advice and help May phone or write Villa Gerard care of Frank Nearing 312 East 11th Ave., Eugene, 97401. 345 3642 7420 NOT ONLY DOES HZ GOTTLIEB'S DELICATESSEN & CATERING have the best sandwiches in town . . But we DELIVER WINE, BEER 8. our FINE FOODS. Call 345 3871 865 Olive—where Olive meets the mall. 7858 GET AWAY FROM IT ALL!! Spend a weekend on the coast A retreat in human happenings at Heceta Lodge $8 00 Leave 5:00 p.m. Friday—return Sunday morning For more information, Call Gary Young x3597. 7862 INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: Mikhail Kalatozov's THE CRANES ARE FLYING (USSR, 1957) Grand prizes: Best Picture; Best Director; and Best Actress (Tatiana Samoilova)—1957 Cannes Film Festival 7 30 p.m.—Friday, Oct 15—180 PLC $1 00 7868 MR. THIEU—Want to see how reliable American support can be? Come see Bridge over River Kwai. Thursday night at 180 PLC— $1.00 7869 HAND SILK SCREENED CARDS THE DOVE’S EYE 1414 Kincaid Monday Thursday 11-3 7795 EXPLORE OPTIONS IN CSPA with Doug Ray Wednesday, YWCA Lounge, Gerllnger, 11:30. Bring a brown bag lunch. 7837 seeking self expression? Try Dance! enrolling small classes: 343 9965 773V DO YOU SMOKE A PIPE? If so, you own it to yourself to try Duck Dope 7781 CO-OP PRE-SCHOOL 4 & 5 year olds. Monday through Thursday 9:30 11:30 a.m. $8.00 monthly. Starts October 18th. Registration. Westmoreland Community Center 345 0813 . 7850 P S. Films Presents The Collector plus BUCK ROGERS episode no. 3 Friday 150 Science, SI 00; 4:30, 7 00 & 9:15 7783 FOR THE BEST DOPE IN TOWN Buy Duck Dope—available at the EMU Terrace—(weather permitting) and the Coop 7413 SERENITY WEAVERS Leclerc looms, weaving yearns, Macrame cords, spinning supplies 111 West 7th 7817 | Briefs ^Mleetlngs Doug Ray, of CSPA, will be available as a resource person today beginning at 11:30 a m., in the YWCA Lounge of Gerlinger Hall, to discuss options for persons interested in Community Service and Public Affairs. Special emphasis will be on the older student, who has been absent from campus for a period of time Everyone is invited to bring a brown bag lunch The Asian Society will meet Thursday at 12 noon in the EMU. The future plans of the organization will be discussed The room will be posted Oregon Christian Fellowship will hold a prayer meeting at 7 30 a m Friday in Carson's Gold Room Everyone is welcome There wilt be a meeting for all Indian students at 4 p m Saturday in 125 G, Science II. Meetings ASUO Governing Committee will meet at 7 p m. tonight in 315 EMU The National Committee tor Amnesty will meet at 7p.m. tonight in the Peace Center at 119 East 10th interested in world unity on political, economic and spiritual levels? Come to an informal discussion meeting of the Bahai teachings at 7:30 p m. tonight in the EMU. Room will be posted There will be meeting of graduate students in German and all those interested in German department course offerings at 4 p m Thursday in 106 Friendly Discussion will center around courses for winter and spring terms. Members of the University Film Society interested in participating in policy making and program selection are urged to attend the Film Society Board meeting at noon Thursday in the EMU Room number will be posted The Fencing Club practices at 4 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the old Gerlinger Gym Men, women and beginners welcome PL-3 6:30 THE POINT : An animated film about people have points and people who are pointless. 8 00 BLACK JOURNAL: A report on the Congress of African People held recently in Atlanta, Georgia. 9 00 JOHN NIEHARDT: A conversation with John Niehardt, poet laureate of Nebraska. 10:30 HEALTH CARE IN LANE COUN TY A study of local health care facilities. Films l J The White Bird Clinic presents "A History of the Avant Garde and Pop Cartoon," featuring a tribute to Walt Disney cartoons, plus Betty Boop. Felix the Cat and many more. The films will be shown at 6:30 and 9 p m on Thursday in 150 Science Admission is SI. "The Cranes are Flying," one of the most acclaimed Russian films of all time, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Friday in 180 PLC. Ad missions is SI. Speakers Hans Mark, director of the Ames NASA research facilities at Moftit Field, Calif., will speak on "The Search for Extra Terrestial Life" at 3:30 p.m Thursday in 150 Science Harrison Salisbury, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, will present an informal coffee hour at lla.m today in the Reading Room of Allen Hall All journalism students are in vited He will also speak at 3 p.m today in the EMU No admission will be charged Misc. Anyone Interested in Asklepiads (premedical honorary) or who is already a member is requested to leave their address and phone number on Dr A.L Soderwall's office door, room 373 SCI I, by Oct 15 Also indicate whether you are a member or a nonmember All former students of Beaverton High School are invited to the 70th annual Homecoming at Beaverton High School at 8 pm. Friday. The Foreign Student Organization and International Education Center will sponsor a symposium on Pakistan at 12:30 p m Thursday The room will be posted in the EMU Everyone is invited to attend If you have a little time each week, hopefully transportation, and want to share experiences and friendship, a handicapped or mentally retarded child needs you. In formation sheets are available at YWCA and Gerlinger, or call ext 4439 The graduate program in creative writing will present its second series of readings by MFA candidates at 3:30 p.m. Friday in 309 Fenton "Will the real Jesus Christ please ascend?" is the title of the Oregon Christian Fellowship conference being held Friday. Saturday and Sunday at Canyon view Camp The cost for the three days is *9 Trans portation will be provided Interested students may contact Warren at 343 2874 oi Zac at 34 5 9628 The Audiovisual Media Center is holding an Open House at 7:30p.m. Thursday in the basement of the University Library There will be free refreshments, a slide show and displays of equipment. Come, get acquianted and ask questions Here are some program highlights for today from K^AX fm 91.1. 3:50 p m Urban and Rural Blues in the Thirties 5:00 p.m. "All Things Considered"—news and Public Affairs live from National Public Radio every weekday • : 10 p.m. The Music of Arnold Schoenberg and an interview with the composer
