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For Sale
BICYCLES: 26" Men's, Women's 3-speeds.
Excellent. Free, fluffy Kitten. 686-0286. 7906
FUJI QUIK Photo Chemical developer.
Ideal for hobbyist or professional
darkrooms. Areal buy at $75.00. Call 686-3712
after 4 p.m. Ask for Al Phelps. 7861
DORM CONTRACT for sale. You keep
deposit Call 686 4982. Jo Ann Fahlgren. 7978
CLEAR DOME UMBRELLAS, only $7.99
Frederick's, 880 E. 13th. 7968
SUNN BASS AMP. Sony 260 Taperecorder
G.E. portable stereo. Call Neil Roberts, 686
0850 7955
AMPEX TAPE RECORDER with automatic
reverse and auto winding. New $400.00. 3
months old, now $275.00. 3 years warranty. 5
free tapes. 344-5066. 7957
HUGE SKI SWAP
October 29, 30th, 31st. Consign your used
equipment on Thursday, Oct. 28, 6-9 p.m. and
all day Friday. Shop for thousands of
bargains beginning Friday at 6 p.m. 735
Willamette (Pink Front Store). 7967
PIONEER TURNTABLE. Used 6hours New
$220.00. Will sell for $150.00. 686-8890. 7986
MISC. SCUBA EQUIPMENT, wetsuit ac
cessories, regulator. 1128 W. 8th. 7989
TEAC 6010 Tape-Recorder, Good Condition.
Cost $700 00 new—$425.00. 686-1880 . 7994
GIBSON AMPLIFIER, 12" Dual Speaker, 2
plug ins. in top condition. $150.00. Must sell
now Tom M. 686 5341. 7997
NEW GIRLS SUEDE JACKET. Must sell
Best offer, 343 1345 . 8004
SAVE MONEY on used books. Buy, Sell,
Trade, Find. Evenings and weekends. 2094
Willamette Street. 343-3092. 7477
LIQUIDATION
Rossignol Stratos—$60.00. Hart Super Pros—
$45 00. Lange Standards—$45.00. Muntz
Stereo Tape Deck—$25.00. Craig 345
2514. 8012
1 SCHWINN Varsity 10-speeds, equipped
with lights, toe clips, Yellow, both new.
$95 00 each. 343-0431 8029
6 PIECE DRUM-SET for sale. Excellent
condition. Will sacrifice to finish this term.
$350.00 or best offer. 344 3878 8032
MALE white face capuchin
MONKEY, Good pet. Very smart. Call 686
0370 8019
SONY STEREO CASSETTE recorder.
Brand new with leather case, stereo mic,
etc Play with batteries or AC. Ten free tapes
with purchase. $160.00, a $200.00 plus value.
Great re production quality. 689-4638 after
5:00 8020
LAFAYETTE LR 300 Receiver and amp.
Garrard AT 60. Turntable Argos Speakers.
$150 00 or best offer. 1656 "A" High St. 686
8091 8023
SEMI-SUPER CYCLES—1421 Pearl St. Fine
used bicycles and Repair. Monday thru
Saturday. See Tim ... Love. 8017
PHILCO REEL-TO-REEL Tape Recorder
with speakers. $160.00. 686-5370. Chris. 8018
I^Cars & Cycles
CHEVROLET lVj ton Flatbed Truck.
tlSOor best offer. 686-0721. 7895
1968 CAMARO Rally Sport. Conservative
owner Very low mileage. Excellent plus
condition Radials, 4 speed with 327'
Sacrifice $1750.00. 747-6746 7949
■47 CHEV CAMARO. SS, 350, 4 speed, vinyl
'op, new paint, chromes. $1300—850 West 5th,
Apt. No 10. 7977
'959 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR, V 8
Automatic Good condition $185 00 344 8645
7971
i960 VAUXHILL, extras for engine, runs
good, new tires, 60,000 miles. $175.00 best
offer Need cash fast 686 5349 7973
1967 VOLKS. Low mileage, excellent con
dition Must sacrifice $800 00 Phone 688 8190
evenings. 799 i
MUST SELL 1969 COUGAR. V 8, Automatic.
Best offer takes Call 342 7864 after five. 7992
Cars & Cycles
1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA, V 8, 4-door
automatic, radio, heater. Exceptionally
clean. Must sell-best offer. 345-5)17 . 8005
1959 VOLVO good condition 8, 8 Jaguar
3.4 Michelin Radials, Good condition 343
’7” 8030
1960 VW BUG. Best offer. 345-3157 after 6
p.m. Kevin Jones. 8(m
1964 VW BUS: Delux, recently overhauled
$675.00. 344 7470. sn,*
1961 TRIUMPH—TR3 Beautiful condition—
Just had complete overhaul last month. Very
reliable. 1065 Almaden. 345 1846. Leave
message. $875.00or best offer. 8027
1961 BUICK V-8 3Speed, Transmission, New
tires. Good condition. Reasonable, Make
offer. 342-7075. 8013
1963 CHEV IMPALA—327-Automatic,
Buckets, excellent condition, wheels 343
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Services
SHAKE IT BABY, keep on shakin' it!
"Shaker Brothers" Rock Band available for
Bookings. Call 686 0850—344 3088 . 7954
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.
Sl.OOminimum.
7816
XEROX COPY SERVICE
5C PER COPY
EUGENE SECRETARIAL SERVICE
401 East 10th—1c 7734
GUITAR LESSONS: Folk, country, blues.
Fingerpicking and flatpicking styles.
Beginning Advanced Don Ross 344 6175, 343
2692. 7988
INFANT CARE, my apartment. Afternoon
and evenings. 686-2906 8028
STEREO REPAIR
FAST SERVICE—days instead of weeks.
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 after 6p.m. 7days a week. 8006
For Rent
AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1st! Attractive
Studio apartment. Sun deck, view, electric
heat $85.00 furnished. Single, responsible
person. Phone after 5:00 p .m 344-8490. 7985
TWO DORM contracts for sale at a discount
Call Jim or Pat, 686 5288 . 788C
ROOM FOR RENT—$40 00 plus utilities and
willingness to contribute to household Male
preferred. 345 9123after 4p.m. 7993
THREE DORM CONTRACTS for sale
Discount Moved because of dogs. Please
help us. 342-7943anytime. 8035
Wanted
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NEED A ROOM for my dog and I, prefer the
country . 343 4461. 8014
WANTED: Pre-foam-flo Lange competition
Ski boots. Size 11. 343 1997. 9016
J10°° REWARD
For information that will lead us to 3
bedroom house with fenced yard tor dog. We
must have the house by November 1st. 747
NEEDED: Student secretary PART TIME,
for the Emerald Work Study certified
only—no others need apply See your Work
Study Counselor toda y 7,32
(Wanted
Roommate
ROOMMATE
bedroom house
TO SHARE large four
S52 50 484 8802. 489 S045 7995
Wanted
Roommate
VALE TO SHARE apartment Vour share
M7 50 Close to campus Call Tom. 343 0548
evenings. W6
FEMALE: to share 3 bedroom apartment
with three females Your share WO 00 1831
Kincaid No 25, 344 1092. 7940
MALE ROOMMATE desired. 9 month lease.
Call after 5 p.m. 345 6608. 1831 Kincaid Apt
24 7958
FEMALE to share two bedroom Town
House in Springfield Your share 555.00. 747
Help Wanted
AVID AND KNOWLEDGEABLE Horse
Racing Fans, experienced in reading past
performance charts to serve as paid subjects
in study of Judgement. No gambling in
volved.
Oregon Research Institute
343 1674
7942
NEEDED: Student secretary PART TIME,
for the Emerald. Work-Study certified
only—no others need apply. See your Work
Study Counselor today. 7932
SALESMAN-DISTRIBUTOR for large
selection 8 Track stereo tapes, all kinds, up
to date One third cost of factory tapes. Send
name, address, and phone Box 9113
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87119. 8001
AGENTS TO SUPPLY Panty hose at UN
BELIEVABLY low price to your friends and
classmates. Top commissions. 686-1493. 8021
NEEDED: Freshman basketball managers.
Hours: 1:30 3:30 Mon. Fri. Travel with
team, see Varsity games free, other
benefits. Call Bob after 7 p.m., 686 5322. 8006
WHETHER YOU ARE still in college or
have an established family to support, we
can give you an opportunity to earn good
money in pleasant work to meet your needs.
Phone 345 0150tor confidential interview.
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Pets
CUDDLY ADOLESCENT CAT with shots,
needs home. Owner Alergic. 344 2091. 8009
ST. BERNARD PUP
Male, 11 weeks, $50.00. 747 9112 or 746- 3445
8007
PUREBRED IRISH SETTER pups, 6 weeks,
male and female, $40.00. 1069 W. 3rd No. ?
8003
^Lost&^oiiiii^
GRAY CAT, year old, Lost Saturday, Autzen
Stadium area . Reward 345 8209. 8031
LOST: 4 month Collie Australian Shephard
puppie, tan black, wearing tan collar,
named Zapple, 12th 8. Patterson. Reward
$15.00.342 4080 7975
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Rides-Riders
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TWO SLEEPY FEMALES need ride south
Sunday—objective: L A. (or S.F.). Share
expenses, driving, thrills, chills, or spills.
686 9071 8022
RIDE TO S.F. needed Friday afternoon Will
share driving and gas. Call Al, 342 8596 7999
Personal
UNICEF CARDS AND CALENDARS
THE DOVE’S EYE
1414 Kincaid
Monday Thursday 113
7952
MEN'S FIELD HOCK EY—Anyone in
terested?? Contact Bob Tonkinson, Anthro
X3112or 343 0528 7961
SERENITY WEAVERS
Leclerc looms, weaving yarns, Macrame
cords, spinning supplies 111 West 7th
7817
PATTERSON ALLEY IS BACK!
(who?)
34 3 0956 345 8127
7982
The election is November 1972 Nixon is one
candidate You pick the other Register
Democratic /Wake Peace Make McGovern
President McGovern Committee, 1491 Mill,
Eugene, phone 345 4525 (Paid Political
Advertisement) 7W3
Personal
announcing
A professional Consulting Service
on matters concerning
HOMOSEXUALS & BISEXUALS
LEOE. LAURENCE, ESQ.
2559 Potter St
Eugene, 97405
343 7342
Portland Vancouver. Call 227 5651 Con
f identiality assured if desired 8002
ALL COOTS AND CANVASBACKS Soccer
players should report for a meeting in the
E M U at 5:00 p.m. Thursday. This is an
important meeting regarding weekend
games. Prospective players who have not
been assigned a team should also attend. The
room will be posted 8033
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WE ARE OPEN AGAIN. Everything is
special Savory soups built to last you all
day Exciting home made desserts. Unique
gourmet sandwiches served hot Cokes 10c,
Milk, coftee, tea & cider 15c. OTTO'S 1217
Alder. 11:30 2:00. 8024
P S. Films Presents
D W GRIFFITH'S 1915 MASTERPIECE
BIRTH OF A NATION
and
BUCK ROGERS
episode no. 4
Fri 150 Science
SI 00, 4 30, 7 00 & 9 :15
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Meetings
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The University Objectivist Discussion
Group meets at 7 p m. Sunday in the EMU.
A Christian Science Testimony meeting
will be held at 7 p.m. today in the Wesley
Center
Also, Ms. Werdna Wyatt, Christian
Science campus counselor, has otflce hours
3-5 p.m. today in the EMU.
All Coots and Canvasbacks Soccer Players
should report for a meeting at 5p m. today In
the EMU. Room number will be posted.
Discussion of weekend games and practice
are the main topics.
Campus Crusade tor Christ will meet at 8
p.m. Monday in the EMU. Room to be
posted.
There will be a S A F E, meeting at 3:30
p.m. today in the EMU's DAD room.
Suggestions are wanted on how to improve
the ASUO.
Fellowship, song and retreshments will be
shared by all who attend the "Body Life"
meeting of Oregon Christian Fellowship
(I.V.C.F.) at 7:30 p.m. today at the
Philadelphia House, 1883 University.
There will be a general business meeting
tor all Indian students at a p.m. Saturday in
150 Science Please make it a point to be
there.
The Baptist Student Union will meet at 7
p.m. today in EMU. Room will be posted
There will be a symposium on "Whither
the 3rd World" at 13:30 p m. today Room
will be posted A panel of faculty and
students will be presenl.
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Misc
Friday is the last day to obtain SEARCH
course proposal forms for winter term.
Forms may be obtained between 10 a.m. and
4 p m. In 305 EMU For additional in
formation call ext. 4377.
The annual reception honoring all foreign
students will be held 4 p m. Sunday in the
Central Presbyterian Church at 15th and
Ferry Streets. Foreign Students and the
public are invited The event is sponsored by
the Foreign Student Friendship Foundation.
Sign ups tor mini languages are being
taken in the International Education Center
this week. Call 686 3721.
French mini language classes begin at 7
p.m tonight in Rm 201 Villard All in
terested persons are urged to attend.
Tutors are needed for Afro American
His'ory, Theory and Literature of Rhetoric,
and International Relations If interested
call 686 3226 or go to the reading lab in 206
Gerhnger
A volunteer is needed to serve as chairman
for a YWCA project which furnishes
volunteers to nursing homes This is an in
valuable opportunity to meet people and
gain experience in dealing with senior
citizens For more information call the
YWCA at ext 4439 or 343 9706
Predental Orientation Workshop will be
held at the University Dental School on Oct
22at 7.00p.m. in room 220 A 45 minute slide
lecture and discussion will be presented and
will be followed by individual counseling or
interviews.
The University Placement Service office,
second floor, Susan Campbell Hall, will open
at 9 a m. instead of 8a.m. from now on The
reason for the new hours is a clerical per
sonnel shortage
The Women's Recreation Association Is
now interviewing for the position of
executive secretary which will be open
winter term. Needed is a woman sophomore
or junior student who has some typing and
secretarial skills. If you are interested
please c»ll or see Karla Rice, ext 3389 or 171
Gerlinger Annex
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Speakers
The University Biology Department will
present William R Sistrom's speech on
"Control of the Synthesis Reaction Center of
Bacteriochlorophyll" at 5 p.m. Friday in 123
Sc. Tea will be served in room 361 at 3:30
p.m. Everyone is welcome.
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Films
Tonight, D W Griffith's 1915 masterpiece
"Birth of a Nation" plus "Buck Rogers"
(Episode 4) will be presented in 150 Sc at
4 30, 7 and 9:15 p.m. Admission Is SI. A
Political Science Films presentation.
Ingmar Bergman's "The Virgin Spring"
will be shown at 7 and 9 p.m. Friday In 180
PLC Admission is $1.
The Indian Students Association presents
"Diwali" ("Festival of Lights") Celebration
and movie "Diwana" (In color, with English
subtitles). Admission is SI and will be at 7
p.m. Saturday in 150 Sc. Everyone is
welcome.
"Touch of Evil," a Film Society program,
will be presented at 7 and 9 15 Sunday in the
University Theatre. Membership tickets will
be on sale at the box office.
"The First Complete History of the Car
toon in America," Part 1, will be shown at
6:30 and 9 p.m today in 180 PLC. There will
be 2 V? hours of cartoon entertainment
featuring Walt Disney, Betty Boop and
Kra/v Kat Admission SI
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6 30 BODY AND SOUL: (Repeat from Oct.
18)
7:30 INGMAR BERGMAN A con
versation with Swedish film director Ingmar
Bergman and actress Blbi Anderson, who
has worked with him in many of his films.
9 OOTHEMINDOF MAN: Acompendlum
of speculation and research on the workings
of the human mind.
KWAX
Here are some program highlights for
Thursday from KWAX fm 91.1:
3 30 BLUES BY BESSIE SMITH
recorded in 1923
7:15 KWAX PRESENTS: a recording of
the speech delivered on campus by Harrison
Salisbury this month
9 OOGODSPELL: a rock musical based on
the gospel according to St. Matthew.
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