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Newspaper Page Text( 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 S days of error.) | For Sale SKIS FOR SALE -Hart Standards 205 cm, cable bindings, Koflach double lace boots, lOVjN. poles, whole package for *35. Call Sherry, 344 8263. 10423:30 CONCORD STEREO TAPE recorder sound on sound, excellent condition, *240 . 344 8389. 10271:01 SONY TC-134SD, Dolby, FAF, TMS, stereo cassette. Brand new. Listed *239.95. Make offer. 686-6785. 10393:01 KING SIZE WATERBEO, frame, pad, liner, used five months. 688-4598. 10255:30 PIONEER HEADPHONES, brand new. Listed prices: SE 50 *49.95, SE 140, *39.95; SE 30A, *34.95 SANSUI SS 20. Make offer. 686 6785. BUY AND SELL CENTER Photo equipment, musical Instruments, stereo, etc., etc., etc. 724 Willamette. 5777:25 DORM CONTRACT MENS: Discounted *30 Bean Moore Call Duff 345 9056 304 PLASTICS. Large selection of plastic sheets, rods, tubes Plexiglass, acrylite, styrene, acetates, mylar. Many colors A patterns. Accessories, cements, applicators, etc. MIDGLEYS MILLWORK A GLASS 4th A High, 343 1131. 5940:10 PICTURE FRAMES. Ready made complete selection of sizes. Moldings for sale, mats, odd size bargains. MiDGLEYS MILLWORK A GLASS, 4th A High, 343 1131. 5942 UNIVOX BASS GUITAR violin body *100 or best offer Call Clark at 686 4983 14814:tfn SKIS—HEAD 360s, 210 cm, excellent con dition, *100, see at 1780 W 12th or call 344 4662 and leave message. 12591 :tfn CO-OP HOUSING contract for sale. Contact Genene Hutchins at 686-4125. 12551:30 STEREO, REALISTIC AM-FMX receiver, 2 Me 1000 walnut speakers. Cost *200 sell *100. Also new *190 Panasonic cassette deck tor *125. Both tor *210. 344-1706. 12636:10 FULLY-LINED DRAPES to fit 154" by 8’" window Excellent condition, orange, gold, green print on white background. $40 or will take partial payment in SH greenstamps. 343 8076 evenings. 12704 :tfn FLUTE—Paul Rerme Model. Good condition XLNT for beginners 880 Dave. Campus, X5338. 10391:31 SONY TC-124 CS, stereo cassette set with speakers, microphone and case. New con dition Listed 8179.95, make offer 686-6785. 10394:01 STEREO TAPE PLAYER 875, portable stereo record player with AM-FM radio 875. Call 345-5668 between 6-8 p.m. ask for Mike Harrison. 10262:31 c***9riPMATTRESt *’» 00 Infant to 4 JjHnress needs some taping repair. 12712:tfn REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER. Good condition. Phone evenings or between 7:30 to 8:30 in the morning 687-8243. 10316:31 TOSHIBA AM-FM RADIO. DC & AC aux-in earphones Leslie. 344-8561. 10325:31 ZENITH BAW 835; Ohaus dial-0 gram scales, one hundredth gram accuracy, 835. Radatron tachometer $20 . 687 0623. 10326:31 LUTHER MATUO SIX string classical guitar. $115 with case. Octave foam sleeping bag 840 343 1878. 12696:30 FISCHER SKIS. WEDELKING 185's. Good condition. Cable bindings. 850.00. Rieker lace boots. Fits woman size 6. 810.00. Poles for 5*5". 85.00. Patti. 686 0432 10328:30 WE HAVE A VERY full rack of sale clothes ANDREA'S 1036 Willamette 6650:31 1672 LANGE COMPS F-o 10 med Never used 5140, best offer. 1125 E 16th 686 4001 John Williamson, leave message. 10272:31 SALE! This week only—make an offer on any sale item in the shop. Open 10-4 Monday Friday, 7-9 p.m. Monday evening. THRIFT AND GIFT SHOP 2839 Willamette across from the Willamette Plaza. 6644:01 WE HAVE THE largest selection of African fabric in Oregon! African fabric S2.25-S3.00 yd. Java print $3.00 yd Malaysian batik $4.00 yd. Small panels S2.50-$3.7S each Java panels $6.00 $8.00 each ANDREAS 1036 Willamette 6638:02 LUCAS'CYCLOMETER (bicycle odometer) works great: SI.00. lightweight white cycle climbing helmet S2.00 343 1051. 10125:02 REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPEWRITER—good condition—phone evenings 687-8243. 10129:01 KNIESSL SKIS 205 cm white star R S cost $220 used 7 times. $110. 10133:31 GIBSON LGO, Case. Low, fast action. 1029 Jackson, campusX3964 (Eric) S105. 12538:31 NEW SKI BUCKLE BOOTS 10'j $20.00 poles $5 together $24.99 131 N. Grand Eugene. 10136:30 | For Sale KENWOOD 2001 FM TUNER, electric voice amplifier Garrard turntable, two XAM speakers *200. That's cheap. Also record albums for sale. 131 N. Grand. 10401:30 SPEAKERS BIG SOUND Realistics. *00 pair. 12" woofer. Call 343 9434. 12718:02 | Bicycles City of Eugene Ordinance No. 16536 requires that all bicycles operated in Eugene bear a city or county license. Whoever advertises in the city a used bicycle for sale must state in the advertisement the current license number and the name of the issuing unit of government. NEW SCHWINN SUBURBAN BIKES, girls S-speed, boys 10-speed, all equipped. Lie no's 404624, 24842. After 6 688-1731. 6645:02 ITALVEGA BICYCLE V4 campi, 65 cm, extras contact Michael Rm 313 Caswell. Offers over *300 only. Lie. no. 400267. 10134:01 BOY'S TEN SPEED BIKE good condition *65 call 345 0425 Lie. no. 403759. 12716:31 * TEN SPEEDS Nationally known ROSS 10-speeds Men's and Women's models *59.88 to S79.88 BIANCHI of Italy SPECIAL S99.88 MUNDO CYCLE of Germany SPECIAL $79.88 OVERHAUL SPECIALS9.50 Total labor and lubricates Parts & Service on all bikes, never longer than one day, usually one hour! NATIONAL CYCLE SERVICE 9 to 9 daily—12 to 6 Sunday 6th & Willamette 686-8500 5742.ffn Low prices on bicycle parts 8 accessories Reasonable repair rates A repair guarantee Used bikes A trade-ins Best buy finest quality Campania bicycles 24th AVE. BIKE SHOP 742 E 24th Ave. (24th A Hilyard) 345-0477 5774:tfn ^C*p^4^Cyele« .PERRY'S FOREIER, CAR SERVICE COMPLETE VOLKSWAGEN repair and service. Engine overhaul, tune-up. ad justments, replacement. 720 Taylor, 342 4642 4082 CHUCK’S AUTO SERVICE VW Specialist complete maintenance repair service 1936 W. 8th Ave. 345 7785 4763 ENGEL’S AUTO REPAIR Domestic and foreign. All repairs, tune-up and services, welding, painting. Complete equipment. Student run, 686 2931 after 3:00 1035 W. 19th. 4765 FOR SALE: "La Bamba" 1950 vintage Ford, ton pickup. Excellent running condition. S270. 343 2633. 12555:tfn FOR SALE: 1969 VW automatic stickshift, R 8, H, S1100. Contact 1750 Alder No. 33. 1043130 1970 CHEV Impala 4 door. 44,000 miles, air conditioning. S2.000.00. Call Karen 345 3846. 10436:30 1950 CHEVROLET pick up with canopy. '54 engine, 6-cylinder, 4 speed, good condition, $375. Call 345 7822 12563:tfn '60 CHEVY "Crummy". Fairly good con dition. $250, best offer, trade. Warren 747. 8192 10322:02 1968 VW FASTBACK $950 Clean, studded tires. Call 345 7277. 10256:02 1970 HONDA CB350, Blue, good shape 342 8662. 12715:01 1964 CHEV IMPALA tudor excellent$575689 4297 or 344 1686. 10331:02 '64 FORD VAN 85,000 miles, stereo, carpet $600 firm 355Vi E 15th ave apt 1. 10403:02 1966 STUDEBAKER CRUISER—283 engine, new disc brakes, new tires. Vinyl top. Ex cellent condition $1095, best offer. 747 3794. 10400:01 1965 DODGE STEP VAN excellent running condition Good shape and tires: makes a great motor home. Asking $800. That's pretty fair. 131 North Grand 10402:30 1962 CORVAIR VAN for sale $100 or best offer Needs work on engine. If interested come to 1414 Alder apt. 17 and ask for Rich. 12717:01 '64 MALIBU CHEVELLE. V8. power steering, one owner, excellent condition, $850 Call 344 2927 after 5:30 p.m. 12719:05 '49 CHEV, in running condition. $75. Call 344 2927 after 5:30 p.m 12720:05 For Rent TWO BEDROOM apartment, nicely fur nished, $173 month. $86.50 for two. E 18th and Kincaid, Apt. 12. 10250:30 WANTED: Someone to sublease my 2 bedroom apartment, $155, 343-4472. 10253:30 QUIET THREE BEDROOM, house, lease, no pets, $150 415 N. 36th, Springfield 10260:30 FREE RENT REFERRAL: houses, apartments, rooms and roommates. OFF CAMPUS HOUSING, 319 EMU 686 3731. 13692:tfn WOMEN: Take advantage of living in a beautiful house. Private rooms, linen, continental breakfast, full evening meal every day $352 winter spring, semi-private for-$225 term. Ten minutes from anywhere on campus. 343-4798. 13868:1 18 ONE AND TWO BEDROOM furnished apartments available now, all utilities ex cept lights paid. $135.00 and $165.00. Jeff Reingold. 344-6859 evenings. 10425:07 SUBLET ONE BEDROOM apartment, furnished-$132.00, unfurnished $1 12.00, 1 block campus. Available now, 343-9S68. 10264:30 ROOM FOR RENT 1526'/} Hilyard $45 female. Call 686-1843 after S:30. 6635:01 WINCHESTER APARTMENTS. One new furnished one bedroom apartment now available, 2 blocks from campus, $135 . 968 Alder. Mornings or after 5:30. 343-1470. 6607:02 SUBLET FURNISHED STUDIO apartment, two blocks campus, $115. 343-0214 or 686-4668, John. 10124:31 ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED apartment. One block campus. $132.50 sublet to June 342 3817. 10127:02 FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM apartment $160 plus electricity. Call 344-7635 or 343-6759 close to campus. 10130:30 3 BEDROOM 1 BLOCK from campus Deposit paid. Move right in. 342-7067. 10131:05 FREE RENT TILL FEB. 1$. 2 bedroom furnished apartment 4 blocks from campus 343 4263 10406:05 | Services STUDENT MANUSCRIPT TYPING—price per page or bulk rate. Photocopy or duplicating services. Call on us. 487 0117. 795 Willamette Rm. 303 CLERICAL ERRANDS CO. 5834:01 CAMERA REPAIRED! Free pickup and delivery. GOLD'S photographic repair. 484 2044. 4742 TYPING in my home. Mrs. Armstrong, 342 4484 . 5901 tfn U’s tow me 24 HR TOWING—484-9941 Compare prices Eug. S8.50. Spfd. $10.00 5470:tfn EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for your typing needs Graduate approved. Electric typewriter. 344-7231. 4839 ASTROLOGY SERVICE. Natal, Progressed, Comparison charts and readings. Call 343 7977. 10327:02 ELEPHANT STREET SERVICES will haul your iunk, etc. Need labor? Call us. 744-5490. 4437: tfn | Photography DARKROOM, STUDIO, FREE basic in struction, chemicals unlimited use included. Open 1 p.m. 11 p.m. Tuesday thru Sunday, advanced classes available. PHOTOGRAPHER'S WOR KSHOP 410 Pearl 343 2423 12699:36 LEICAFLEX WITH 35 mm Elmarit lens excellent condition $300 343-5866. 10397:02 I Help Wanted $20 FOR FAMILY'S participation in study of parent child interaction. Children age 4-8. Call Mr. Lobitz, Child Study Center, 686-4960 weekdays. 6628:02 OANCER COCKTAIL WAITRESS K> ex perience necessary. Apply in person Mon day-Friday 2-5 p.m., 795 Willamette. 5825 :tfn AVON CALLING ON TV. AVON CALLING in magazines. AVON calling in your neigh borhood? It can be you. 746-6422 _ 6647:31 EARN $2 IN ONE HOUR. Males needed for study of social interaction. Call 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. 686 3749. 10137:02 THE EMERALD needs to find a person for the position of night editor The position involves layout and editing skills, and is for one night a week, every week Pay is $10 a night (from about 3 p.m. to midnight). Apply at EMERALD office. Women and minorities encouraged to apply 301 Allen. I0128:tfn Wanted Roommjt^ FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted, $50 plus utilities, large 4 bedroom house, own room, 245 W. 13th. 343 7697 10251 30 Wanted ' Roommate MALES. FEMALES. COUPLE. Large room in new house $85 carpet, fireplace dish washer Washer 8, dryer, utilities paid. Phone 344 2805 10126:05 NEED TWO MATURE SPORTS-loving tidy non smokinq girls to share nicest apartment. $60 each 343 5888. 10135:01 SHARE HOUSE CLOSE to campus with two women. Must be clean, radical-liberal politically, like to eat well, have absurd sense of'humor. Cheap rent, own room. Prefer female, liberated male okay. No dogs. 344 9355. 10399:31 S BEDROOM HOUSE FURNISHED, dish washer, washer, dryer, carpeted. $75 utilities included. Rand 687 8374. 10407:31 ROOMMATE TO SHARE close two bedroom house through winter term. $50 plus utilities. Weekdays, 343-6962. 10430 02 | Wanted $10 REWARD for 7 bedroom house or apartment in house for couple. $120 or less. Call Vegoat 344-7135. 12433: mu COMPLIANT COOK, HOUSECLEANER, seeks position. Will sew, type, teach crafts. Student, 21 Marlene 342-2031. 10405:01 ^ Travel GOING TO EUROPE? Passport photographs 10 per cent off now—Feb. 8ttt. Sogge Studio 1214 Kincaid. 344-3432. 10330:31 MOVING. MUST SELL AKC sheltie. male, red sable. 14 months $75.00 344-0052. 12714:31 | Lost A Fonnd LOST: SMALL MALE DOG brindle brown white on chest and paws "Mooney" Uth and Patterson 342-7192. 10404:02 FOUND: ONE SMOKY blue contact on muddy sidewalk north of Delta Gamma sorority on Alder St. Call 686-2637. 10132:02 FOUND: woman's wedding band. Describe, pay for ad; it's yours. 344-0685. 12713:02 “ > Personal mmmmmmmmammmmmmmmm* WILDFLOWER IS OPEN. Located behind Great Northwestern Art Supply. We feature Dashiki panels and yardage. African Print blanket fabric, cotton and polyester prints, denim, furs, wools and assorted knits. Also a large selection of Tapestries, trims end appliques. Hours 10 4 Monday thru HAVING A PARTY? Want live music? Call SAGEBRUSH 744 2442 Rick or 744 5974 Fred. Low rates. 12484:02 ALL STUCENTS ARE invited to participate in the ACUI Regional Chess Qualifying Tournament on Saturday and Sunday Feb. 3 and 4 in the EMU. Entry fee SI.00. The four top players will win a trip to the regional • tournament in Pullman Feb. 7-10. Pick up entry forms at recreation desk. 4414:02 PLASTIC FABRICATION. Bending for ming, bubbles, skylites, stereo covers, picture trames. MIDGLEYS MILLWORK & GLASS 4th & High, 343 1131. 5941 CARRABINO LEATHERS YOUR IDEAS CREATED IN LEATHER 15th & Ferry 10 6Monday-Saturday 5471:tfn DISCOUNTS ON ALL your Hi-Fi needs— new and used equipment. Sales, Service and Selection. For further information, call: MAC’S HI-FI 191 E. Broadway 343-5757 5274 :tfn FEMINISM, WHAT AND WHY. Jan. 30, 8:00 p.m. EMU. Everyone welcome. 4624:30 DINNER THEATRE PRESENTS NEIL SIMON'S "Gingerbread Lady," Feb. 1-4 and 9-11. Call Eugene Hotel for reservations. 344 1441 10324:09 COME IN AND CHECK our waxed, rawhide, waterproof, hand-stitched moccasins at the CAMPUS SHOE SHOP. 6434:01 HEY YOU! It's time for that guy-finding, girl gettin sorority chug. THE PAD 3355 E Amazon Wednesday 8:30 January 31. 6636:31 "WARPING THE LOOM ALONE" explicit self instruction manual clearly written, superbly illustrated-S6.50 SERENITY WEAVERS t&t YOU DON'T HAVE to brave the cold weather to get to Allen Hall to place a classified ad in the Daily Emerald. Just go to the main desk in the EMU. The same ad, the same good results, the same price, the same courteous service. 10398:tfn ( Briefs Women in Communications (formerly Theta Sigma Phi) will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the Allen Room. Members please be there. Interested women are welcome too. The Vietnam Veterans Against the War will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the Newman Center. For further information, contact the Oregon Region Coordinator, Adrian Vaaler, at 344 6633. The Eugene Gay People's Alliance will hold its regular meeting at 8 p.m. today at 1236 Kincaid. There will be a meeting for students in terested in the Lane County Auditorium at 3:30 p.m. today at 645 Olive. For further information call Paul Clement at 344 1843. The Fun and Fitness class will meet at 7 tonight in Gerlinger Annex. All women are invited to attend. The Survival Center is seeking students to help in a "Phone Tree" for the current state legislative session. The purpose of the "tree" would be to disseminate information to a large number of persons in a relatively short time and with a minimum of hassle. Participants in the "tree" would be responsible for phoning approximately five other persons, and either phoning or writing the Senator or Representative by whom he or she is represented. Interested persons please contact the Survival Center in M ill, ext. 4356. Persons with arrest records who have had their cases dismissed are wanted to testify at state legislative hearings on the use of their records by law enforcement agencies. Call Gary at 687 0563. Used Outdoor equipment may be bought or sold at one third to three fourths off the regular price at an "Equipment Swap" today at 7 p.m. Those wishing to sell equipment are asked to come at 6:30 p.m. For location or further information call 686 4365 or check the Outdoor Program in 23 EMU. A bake sale, sponsored by Eugene Coalition Liberation Support Movement, wift be held in front of the Co op. All proceeds will go to the People's Workshop on Imperialism. Jo Roach, Office of International Education, will provide information on the Japan Study Program at Waseda University at 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in the EMU. Slides of Waseda University and Tokyo will be shown by students who have attended the Japan center. An elderly "Shut In" has no opportunity to get books and other reading material. She and others in the same predicament need access to the Bookmobile. Are you willing to be a driver? Contact the University YMCA at 686-4431 or Clarice Duncan at 342 8564. The University Women's Research and Study Center has recently received a grant from the Office of Scientific and Scholarly Research of the Graduate School. Most of the membersot the Center are actively involved in research on the changing sex structuring of society. Twice monthly, informal seminars are held in which the research is discussed Interested persons are en couraged to stop by the Center's office in 605 PLC. The office is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. until noon, and Monday through Thursday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The Tax Advising Center in 371 Com monwealth will be offering free assistance in the preparation of tax returns for students. The Center is open from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m Monday through Friday until April 14. Phi Theta Upsilon, junior women's honorary, is now taking applications for next year's membership. Qualifications include a 3.0 grade average, no no pass hours, and junior standing by tall 1973. Selection will be based on the applicant's grade point and involvement in campus activities. Those interested can pick up applications in the Student Services Office, Emerald Hall. Black graduate students can compete for the New York State Herbert Leham Graduate Fellowships in Social, Public and International Affairs. The fellowships, valued at up to $19,000, cover up to a four year period. New York stafe residency is nof required, but study at a graduate school within New York state is required. For more intormation contact the Black Student Union, 313 EMU. The Marx Bros, in "Monkey Business" will be shown at 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday in 180 PLC Students Against the War are spon soring it. Cost. 75 cents.