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raduate nounces didacy he Libertarian political party an its quest for the highest es m the nation with Tonie bun's official announcement [he Vice-Presidency at a is conference in the Eugene el Wednesday morning. athan,49,1971 graduate of the versity, television producer reporter, was selected to run the Libertarian party ticket i Presidential candidate John pers, head of the University Southern California’s osophv department at the ertarian party convention last ith in Denver. I think there is a vast segment ociety which is dismayed and ulsed hv the current political ne,' Nathan said. ‘‘1 think y may be ready to support a t of integrity—a party of in ect and reason.” athan says the party expects nake an attempt to get on the lot in Oregon. She believes the ertarian Party has large pert among the voters, lere are a large group of pic acquainted with the ideas the Libertarian Party, but e never had a political arena (hich to express their ideas," said s to actual numbers sup ting the Libertarian Party, han said there were 100 sgates at the party convention ienver last month, with about to 300 onlookers. Nationally, said the party has over 1,000 mbers and is strong in iforma and New York, he Libertarian party does not iously challenge the two jor political parties in voting ength in this election, Nathan d, they do, however, challenge other parties' principles, loth the Democratic and publican parties. Nathan said, tree that man's duty is to ve the state, . . . and that the iation of legalized, govern ntal force is justifiable, essary, and expedient.” She ers to these principles at atist " n contrast, Nathan said, "the lertarian Party recognizes t its programs must be based moral principles which can be ended rationally.” Optometrist Or Itobrrt J. Williamson •Wire Rims •Eye Examination •Contact Lenses •fashion Eve Wear "Just say Charge It" Standard Optical 820 Willamette 686 0811 I Classifieds Classified Deadline Place in 301 Allen. Emerald Office by 17 00 p.m one working day preceding publication Classified Rates iv per word the firtst day. 6c per word for each consecutive insertion Ter worn minimum charge All ads must be paidfor in advance 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 ( Emerald policy is not to give refunds upon cancellation > Adjustment will be considered only if the Emera><i is notified within 5 days of error. For Sale SANDALS! Blow Up Leathers in the Alley between 17th and 13th. off Alder, 343 8739 4280 10 MOVING SALE: Clothes, records, books, etc Friday Saturday, 10 a m 5 p m 2273 Hilyard 4776 7 MAMIYA SEKOR S00 DTL F1.2 with 135 mm FI 7 Telephoto SI IS 00 See at 475 Willaken/ie after 4 p.m 4272 GARAGE SALE. Great savings on furniture, household goods, clothing Saturday and Sunday July 8 9. 551 W 13th Come, browse, save 478 ? 6 MOVING SALE, July 6 8, 7 only Baby furniture, children's and maternity clothes, toys, household items, bikes, books, tent rugs. skns. washer, dryer, free/er. antique golf c lubs. ( ars. much more Gary Wiren, 648 E 16th Ave 4269 172 GARAGE SALE* GE Stereo 145 00. sleeping bag. furniture, household items, 5x7 rug, H.bachi 346 7708. 1795 Columbia 4746 173 ALPHA BRAIN WAVE Machine 199 00, two good car rmhos 110 00. 117 00, Oscilloscope S45 00 9I01'/L mcoln after 7 00 pm 4255 172 SONY TC 153 Reel to Reel Recorder Three head, three speed, eight 1800 Ft Professional recording tapes. 60 days old still warranted Call 686 4370 or 302B Carson 1130 00 172 BIKINI S SI 88 for women, 15 00 for men You may special order suits in the same fabric ANDREAS 1036 Willamette 4254 172 TUNER. SPEAKERS & turntable together or separate Call after 6 30 Roger Thor son, 686 6461. 686 5462 4209 1731 SUN SHOP Oregon's Largest selection of guitars 860 E 13th 4080 Bicycle* L SCHWINN. RALEIGH (CHILD'S) bikes S10S20 Nelson. 1959 E 17th 344 1134 4783 7 10 SPEED FALCON Superlight cost S190 00 new. 6 months old S170 00 See at 425 Willakemie after 4p.m 4784 THE TEN SPEED SHOP 10 speeds from S79 50 Options at an honest price ALLIED BIKE. 1995 Franklin, two blocks from < ampus. across from McKay's 344 2777 10 Speeds for Went1 Sunday Tuesday $5 00 per day 4261 177 TANDEM BIKE Like new lock. 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Rebuilt engine, new tires, battery, shocks, more, clean, good shape *550or best offer 345 1659 4??’ 8 LEAVING TOWN MUST sell 61 Chevrolet V 8 auto Best offer 345 8065 4321 8 .’970 HONDA CB350 *450 Leaving town Must sell Contact Al, 1515Hilyard Apt 3 4319 7 1968 VOLKSWAGON BUS 9 Passenger ex cellent condition Radio, good tires *1550 00 Call 343 4512 4274 7 1961 MERCEDES 190SL. Fair condition *500 Call 343 4512 4273 7 *70 TRIUMPH 500 English model *725 00 935 Patterson. No 2 4279 6 1959 MGA *350 00 1960 MGA *550 00 Also parts for MG (nearly all mr<jels) Sprite, Triumph, Jaguar, Volvo 746 3850 4193 172 1966 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR Station Wagon V8 Automatic power steering, power brakt»s, radio, luggage rack, etc *600 or best offer See at 3795' ; E 22nd off Henderson Road 4248 172 •64 M G Good condition *340 00 ‘57 chev needs work *50 00 342 7076 4267 172 AJ MOTORCYCLES. Open 9 a m 10 p m Monday through Saturday Accessories, parts, service for most motorcycles Japanese tuneups *6 50 and *8 50 English & others *8 50 and *15 00 814 Hiway 99 N 60S 6623 4241:174 Car Repair ENGEL’S AUTO REPAIR Domestu & Foreign All repairs, tune up &. services Welding, painting Complete equipment Student run 686 2931 after 3 00, 1035 W 19th 2689 PERRY'S FOREIGN CAR SERVICE COMPLETE VOLKSWAGEN Repair and Service Engine overhaul, tune up. ad lustments. replacements 720 Taylor. 342 464? 3259 tfn CHUCK’S AUTO SERVICE vw specialist complete maintenance repair service 1936 W 8th Ave 345 7785 4182 Services XEROX COPY SERVICE 5c per copy IBMMT ST Eugene Secretarial Service 410 E 10th 1C. 344 8223 4081 CAMERA REPAIRED! Free pick up and delivery GOLD'S Photographic Repair 686 7044 4073 WILL REPAIR all makes washers, dryers, dishwashers & ranges Very REASONABLE Rates X dependable work 686 1584 anytime 4075 183 Services TYPING in my home Mrs Armstrong, 34? 1684 4175 181 ELEPHANT STREET MOVING & Hauling Labor? Truck’ We're reasonable 12 5 343 7434 4214 176 GUITAR LESSONS Folk Country Blues Fingerpicking and tlatpicking styles Don Ross,344 6175.343 ?69? 4266173 TYPING TERM PAPERS. THESIS and SO forth Graduate approved Louise Olds, 343 9880 4277 176 For Rent FANTASTIC DISCOUNT! Bachelor, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments,available for summer, fall Wall to wall carpet, garbage disposal, balconies S75 00 up 1365 Ferry 343 5834 3756 174 SUMMER RATES AVAILABLE! Reser vations for fall term Three bedroom apartments, wall »o wall carpeting, Vj block from campus Call 686 1102 after 6 00 p m No 1 4123 UNFURNISHED THREE BEDROOM house, plus basement at 1483 Pearl S165 per ROOMS OR APARTMENTS FOR RENT. Clean, close to campus 1815 Kincaid 4224 FURNISHED APARTMENTS AT 1473 and 1475 E. 19th One bedroom apartments Si 10 00 Older one bedroom apartment S95 00 Manager Hal Sipe 344 7778 or 344 9225 4222 SUMMER SPECIAL FURNISHED Two bedroom apartment, shag crapet, pool, dish washer, disposal S150 00 Two blocks from campus Rich 34 3 9734, 345 664 1 4219 174 FURNISHED ONE BE DROOM apartments Shag rugs, covered parking, less than two blocks from campus Summer Rates '99 00 968 Alder 343 1470 345 044? 4259 177 THREE BEDROOM HOUSE Near campus and shopping Partially furnished, water & garbage paid 342 2802 4270:172 RENT A PIANO 343 7 578 4262 172 MODERN ONE BEDROOM apartments Summer rates S95 00 month No pets 1301 Ferry Street 4198 172 Wanted Roommate l \ J TO SHARE one bedroom apartment near campus Craig 342 6840afternoons 4249:173 MELLOW FEMALE ROOMMATE to share apartment University Manor 12B 4252 172 WOMEN STUDENTS to share comfortable tour bedroom house Pleasant rooms $40 $50 00 686 1679 4265 172 Pets PUPPIES NEED GOOD homes Shepherd husky mix . Call 345 7575. 4281:10 FREE HALF LAB, half English setter Three month female Half shots paid Good hunter 746 7464after 6 00p m Keep trying 4257 172 Rides«Riders RIDERS WANTED. B.smark. Minn and East coast Leaving 8 10 July 345 4671 4268 172 Personal SERENITY WEAVERS Leclerc looms, yarns, macrame cords 111 West Seventh. Weekdays 1 5 Saturday hours 10 a m 5 4086 Personal NEW HORIZONS VENTURES presents JEAN LUC GODARD'S BREATHLESS •with JEAN PAUL BLEMONDO and Jean Seberg Thursday. July 6th, 7 00 8. 9 30p m 180 PLC. SI 00 4253 172 J DANIEL COULTER, JEWELER Sculptured forms in precious metals and lewels SOW 8th Ave . A86 1532 686 1523 THE DOVE'S EYE Card Shop, 1414 Kmcaid Summer Hours 11 00 2 00 Thursdays 4194 172 AMTRAK IS BACK. For more information call 686 6797 it stops here 4247 177 THE FILM SOCIETY PRESENTS Jimmy Cagney & Jean Harlow m William Wellman's PUBLIC ENEMY Edward G. Robinson & Humphrey Bogart in Lloyd Bacon's BROTHER ORCHID Two Complete Double Features, Thurs July 6th. 6 30 & 9 45. 150 Sci SI 00 Don't miss CATCH 22 Tues & Wed 180 PLC, 7 00 & 9 15 p.m. Only Si 00 (Political Science Films). 4322:1. [ Briefs MEETINGS Peace Corps Vista (Action) represen tatives will be on campus today and tomorrow in front of the EMU They would like to speak to all graduating seniors in terested in these programs There will be a meeting of the University Feminists tonight at 8 in the EMU The Christian Science Organization will meet at 7 tonight in the EMU Jean Luc Godard's incredible film 'Breathless, 'starring Jean Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg, will be shown today, at 7 and 9 30 p m in 180 PLC Admission is SI "A Town invites You,” a film about the 1972 Munich Olympic games will be presented free at 7 p.m today and tomorrow in 177 Law today and 180 PLC tomorrow Olympia 1936. a NUC film, will be presented at 7:15 p.m. and 9 30 p.m. in 150 Science Cost is SI K W A X 12 3(y Holland Festival 1970 Program No 3. Leo Janacek 1 00 Soviet Jazz Leningrad Dixielanders l 44 "Jakeand the Kid" By W O. Mitchell No 4 3 00 "Firing Line" With William F Buckley 415 Ives. Charles Holiday Symphony The New York Philharmonic. Leonard Bernstein Conducting 6 26 Rubenstein, Anton Piano Concerto No 4, in D Minor 7:53 Schubert Franz Symphony No 8 in B Minor The New York Philharmonic with Leonard Bernstein. BLOOD BANK LANE MEMORIAL BLOOD BANK Blood donors needed Thursday, July 6. A Positive 7 Units, O Positive 4 units, O Negative 1 Unit, B Positive 1 Unit. Donor Hours 1 30 to 4:00 p m., Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday By appointment on Friday. 3 00 to 6 30 p m Please call Lane Memorial Blood Bank, 345 0336, for additional information. German AUTO SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN MERCEDES & PORSCHE DATSUN & TOYOTA FACTORY TRAINtU tXrtKIo GUENTER SCHGENER Bus Ph 342-2912 2045 FRANKLIN BLVD. Eugene, Oregon 97403 nuc presents OLYMPIA 1936 TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS Directed and Produced by Leni Riefenstahl for the Geman Government. The Nazis gave her a great deal of money and reasonable artistic freedom to produce what is undoubtedly the greatest sports film ever made. The film consists of the track and field events at the 1936 Olympics, the last to be held in Germany before this year. From the opening shots of the mist shrouded Grecian ruins, the viewer is caught in a mythical world of strength, grace and beauty. Although commissioned as a Nazi propaganda film, Jesse Owens, not Adolf Hitler, emerges as the real her. Fri. July 7 150 Science 7:1 5 and 9:30 pm *1.00
