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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1973)
Meryl Barker qualifies unnoticed for national AAU next month Running quietly and almost unnoticed in the fading light at Hayward Field Tuesday night was Meryl Barker, winner of the women’s mile. She broke the five-minute barrier of the women’s mile run with a 4:58.7 and qualified for the national AAU meet three weeks away in June. Barker’s t i me rates high on the list of the country’s national competition “When you get under five minutes, you’re getting into a pretty elite group,” said Ron Brinkert, Meryl’s coach during the regular season at Oregon. “You’re talking about the top twenty in the country. I guess it would be comparable to the four minute barrier for men.” Barker is quite satisfied with her performance, especially after missing considerable training during the off-season because of a hip injury. “You really need that off-season training for strength. I didn’t get it because of a bad hip.’’ Now tha t she is past the one barrier, she's looking forward to the AAU’s. “I’ll just be trying to make the finals there,” she said. ‘That’s really all I can hope for after missing the training.” She’s already aiming at next year. Cross-country competition in the fall will help her regain her strength and work with her personal coach Clayton Steinke will help. Softballers fall twice Errors and inconsistent pit ching spelled defeat for Oregon’s A softball team last weekend. The women’s A team lost games to both Oregon College of Education and Oregon State in the Oregon Collegiate Sports day Saturday. The A team won, however, a game against the Burton’s, a Corvallis city league team. The Oregon B team lost both of its games to OCE and OSU. The squads from OCE finished the day with a perfect no-loss record. The Sportsday ended regular play for both women’s teams. Thursday the combined teams will play a team composed of graduate students and faculty of the women’s P.E. department. The top hitter for the season for Oregon’s A team was pitcher Carolyn Pura. She had a .464 batting average. Shortstop Peggy McCormick followed with .416. The B teams' top hitters, left fielder Dorris Vance and catcher Jackie Lehman, did not par ticipate in Saturday’s Sportsday. Vance had a .470 average; Leh man batted .421. Scores for Saturday’s games were: Oregon A lost to OCE A team 10-1, Oregon A lost to OSU A 7-6 (extra inning necessary) and Oregon A defeated Burton's 16-6. Oregon B lost to OSU B 10-7 and Oregon B lost to OCE B 16-15 (extra inning necessary). f BRIEFS FILMS The Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, will show two Grand Lodge films. "Mystical Art of Japan' and "Domain of Destiny," to the public free of charge at 8 30 p.m. Friday at the Oddfellows Hall in Coburg Refresh ments will be served all welcome. MISC. Werdna Wyatt. Christian Science Campus Counselor, will be in the EMU from 3 to 5 p.m today All are welcome The Student Dance Board is sponsoring their annual Spring Student Concert, "The Color of Dance," at 8 p.m. tonight. Friday and Saturday in Gerlinger Annex, room 354 Admission 75 cents Lane County Agencies need volunteers in the following areas this week VSO—someone to work with youngsters giving puppet shows RSVP—someone with secretarial skills, to answer phone and do some typing Both—counseling at Lucy's booth at Saturday Market —volunteer to run bingo game on Fridays, 2 4 p.m —shopping tor nursing home residents —someone to respond to calls for food from local agency. —newsletter editor to gather stories and put m order for typist, twice a week —someone to set up projector and run film for elderly residents \ Applications are now being accepted for the paid positions of Director and Assistant Director (2) of the ASUO Survival Center Applicants should have some background m environmental affairs and should have some sort of administrative ability. Application deadline is Friday at 5 p.m Applications may be picked up at either the Survival Center (Mill EMU) or the ASUO Executive Offices (308 EMU). There will be no teaching at Recreational Folk Dancing this Friday Request dancing will begin about 9 30 p.m after the Student Dance Concert at 8 p.m. in 353 Ger linger Admission 75 cents; all are welcome Anyone interested in being on the Junior Class Council for next year should contact B it Davis, x5l79, or Mary McFarland, x346C, for further information The annual "BA Day Picnic * will be at 2 30 p.m Friday at jasper Park on Highway 58 towards Pleasant Hill Steak dinner will be S2.50 and the hot dog dinner only 75 cents Dinner includes potato salad, tossed salad, garlic bread, potato chips, soft drinks and Deer For tickets, contact the PIM, MTBE, F BE ACC and QM department secreatries today MEETINGS There will be a Skull and Dagger meeting at 6 30 p.m today in the EMU, room to be posted All new members please attend There will be another meeting of the Political Science Student Union at 4:30 p.m. today in the EMU, room to be posted Elections of officers for next year will be held and all political science undergraduates are urged to attend The Christian Science College Organization will hold its weekly testimony meeting at 6 30 p.m tonight in the Wesley Chapel. All are welcome SPEAKERS Mahatma Parlokanand Ji. close disciple o* Guru Maharaj Ji, will speak on inner peace and troth, 8 p.m tonight in the EMU Ballroom WOMEN & MINORITIES The Black Graduate Student Council would like to announce that, due to the •nappropriate timing of May 27, our Confab will be held between 3 and 5 p.m. today All Black graduates and associates are urged to attend The room will be posted in the EMU One Step Beyond, gay counseling and resource center, will be open from 7 10 p.m. Friday at 323 E 12th Ave , 342 8256 We offer counseling services, men and women's rap groups, a small reference library and referrals. Barker became the third Oregon runner to break the five minute barrier. Ona Dobratz and Debbie Roth have both already eclipsed the mark, and also one aiming at the AAU’s. I CLASSIFIEDS 1 Place ip 301 Allen. Emerald Office, or at the EMU Main Desk 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.) t FOB SALE ) FOR SALE SONY AM-FM receiver $120 Model STR 6030 12 watts channel RMS. less than a year old New, cost $199. Call 343-0600 after 4 p.m. 12064:01 TAPE RECORDER REEL to reel MONO Best offer Call 344 5608 around dinner time 12065:01 ENCLOSED UTILITY TRAILER, $29 Rocking chair SIS. coffee tables 2 for S5. ext 5017 or 342-4544. ___12071:0) CAN SAVE YOU S20 on any sneaker system at Mac's Hi-Fi Call 687 9608 12080:01 YARD SALE June 3 8 4 afternoons Car. bed, refrigerator, plants, mobiles, records 1358 E 19th 12081:01 360'S MARKER TOE-heel dam good shape Dam good deal, $70 Ric. 343 9610 _12085:01 WATER BED KING finished raised frame, S30, offer Dependable sewing machine, antiqued cabinet. S20 345 5749 12089:01 SPALDING TOP FLITE golf clubs, pro model. Eight irons, four woods, putter, $120 Call 345 355211568:01 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and wedding rings Hundreds of ring selections in all styles as much as 50 per cent discount to students, staff and faculty Buy direct from the manufacturer and save1 50 carat $179 75 carat $320 Contact J.S Owens, 1840 Agate. 345-6552 6911:m-h ONE WAY AIR TICKET Vancouver Prestwick (Scotland) 11th June Best offer around $300 Elaine Hogg 1742 Ferry. _12095:01 ASSORTED RADIAL TIRES 165X13 Usable to new condition. 746 3420. 12100:01 250 OSSA PIONEER,street or dirt, runs well $350 344 8885 12102:01 SEWING MACHINE. KENMORE, straight and zig zag. $40; Zenith T.V. 19" Black and White $25, Desk $20 344 4914. 12103:01 TWIN BED FOR SALE $10 Available June 4 Call 345 5490 12106 01 FOR SALE : BLUE couch $25. door table $10. electric room heater $10, kitchen table and two chairs $8 antique chair $15 342-8608 _12112:01 14" RCA PORTABLE COLOR TV. Very good condition $150. Phone 345-4750. _____12144:01 VW TRAILER HITCH to fit 1968 through 1973 Bug $15 345 6353 12166 01 GARRARD TURNTABLE, base cover, Shore cartridge, nearly new, S40, old Solar enlarger 35mm to 2’4 x 3V*, without lens, $20. 16 hp blower fan $10 All working condition, displaced by new equipment 343 5132. ___12120:01 GARAGE SALE: DESK, lamps, tables, books, clothing, swivel desk chair, miscellaneous, 1557 Hilyard. June 13. 12124:01 FOR SALE MICROSCOPE $40; waterbed and frame $25. desk $15; tables 343 0400 evenings __12105:01 YAMAHA F6-180 GUITAR Year old, new hard case, $150. Brian 345 9600 11951 06 SONY HP-510A with Dual turntable plus Sony TC 252D tape deck Warranty, irrr» maculate condition. $375 or best offer 746 954011037:01 REFRIGERATOR, FULL SIZED $25, Range, four burner, 40" top, $25, Available early June2232 13 Patterson_11848:31 BIKINIS: BESIDES OFFERING our regular selection, we now have a bra top for those of you who need special support and coverage We also have a new bikini shorts bottom ANDREA'S 1036 Willaimette 343-4423 7248:31 E FLAT SOPRANO CLARINET Wood, good condition Call Terry at 345-6059 _13051 tfn RAICHLE "PALU" MEDIUM climbing and hiking boots Perfect condition Size 9»/* narrow Paid $45, will sell for $30 343 4185 days or 343 0916 evenings.14518: tfn NEW STEREO EQUIPMENT—buy direct from wholesaler—save up to 50 per cent Pioneer, Marantz, Dual, etc. 345 2640 after 4 p.m.7018: tfn STEREO PANASONIC tape deck $497 double bed, $10. bureau $5 343 0575. 11822:01 PICTURE FRAMES. Ready made, com plete selection of sizes Moldings for sale, mats, odd size bargains FREE miter ser vice on most moldings MIDGLEYS MILLWORK & GLASS, 4th & High^343 1131 6651: tfn PLASTICS. Large selection of plastic sheets, rods, tubes Plexiglass, acrylite, styrene, acetates, mylar Many colors & patterns. Accessories, cements, applicators, etc. MIDGLEYS MILLWORK ft GLASS 4th ft High, 343 1131.6840:tfn USED BOOKS FOR SALE: "The Dangerous Sex," "Marriage," "Sex and Tern perament," "Male and Female," "Nomads of South Persia " Call Randy at 342 7417 14522 tfn I CLASSIFIEDS 1 FOR SALE ) FENDER STRATOCASTER with hard case Excellent condition S275. 747-4037. 11538:18 MATCHING STUDENT DESK and vanity (with mirror). Will sell separately. Make offer 342 3494 after 7 or X4036. ____11547:01 MEN'S RALEIGH SPORTS three speed lie. no 403457 S40 Mobilaire ice box tor camper S15 Jim, 342 3012. 11529:01 AR MANUAL TURNTABLE with shore M75E type 2 cartridge S70. Call 342 3138 be tween 5-4:30 p.m. 11531:01 STURDY WOODEN TABLE, great con dition 60" x 40" plus 12" leaf, S20 343-4702. 11514:01 ONE FRANCISCAN GUITAR with 4 recent song books. New value S43, sell tor S20. 486 TIPI KIT, RECORDS, clothes, Dali. Be tween 5-7 p.m. Sam 343-4972. __ 11558:01 REFRIGERATOR. FRIGIDAIRE MODEL 143. full sized, small treezer, S25. Available during finals week 2232 13 Patterson 11567 01 nTcE PORTABLE T V. for sale S20-25 30. Phone 344 7882 _ 11568 01 TURNTABLE—GARRARD SYNCRO. Lab Good condition Will accept any reasonable offer 687 9656 11577:01 ( BICYCLES ) Low prices on bicycle parts & accessories Reasonable repair rates & repair guarantee Used L ikes — trade ins Best buy finest quality Campania bicycles 24th Ate. IKE SHOP 742 E 24th (24th & Htlyard) 345-0477 _ 5774 :tfn WOMEN'S RALEIGH RECORD 10 speed, S70. Lie, no. 400075 342 20281U3>:31 PEUGEOT 10 SPEED BICYCLE with quick release wheels $90 Call 345 3552. __11549 01 WOMAN'S SCHWINN 10 speed New in October Perfect Lock included Judy 342 8672 messages, 343 9291 Lie. no 401415 11553:01 10 SPEED BOY'S, must sell, best offer 882 Van Buren after 6 p.m. no 16874. _12119:31 BIKES WANTED 3 5 10 speeds good or repairable, must be reasonably priced. Bring bike to 1178 Chamelton or call 342 8067. 11718 05 TONS OF TEN SPEEDS and YOU WILL SAVE MONEY Prices will be maintained at 1972 levels—or lower at your Full Service BICYCLE CENTER GITANE VOLKSCYCLE VISTA DOTSON ONLY! $79.U ’ CHECK OUR EXCLUSIVE FULL YEAR SERVICE WARRANTY! INSTANT CREDIT Take a Year to Pay* INSTANT SERVICE Never over iA heuri usually only One Hour« INSTANT DELIVERY Over 800 Bicycles Set up and Ready to Go! PARTS and ACCESSORIES To Fit All Bicycles —at a savings NATIONAL CYCLE SERVICE 9 to 9 Daily, 9 to 6 weekends 6th and Willamette 686 8500 6905 :tfn A J f CARS & CYCLES '71 JAVELIN SST (360) 10,000 miles Auto power steering and brakes 747 9746 _ _1183131 KAWASAKI /5Ccc Ready for immediate delivery at RIVER ROAD CYCLE SALES 577 River Road 688 5543 7194: tfn CHOCK S AUTO StKVIiZ w -v specialist complete maintenance repair service 1935 W 8th Ave 345 7785 __ 4763 ENGEL S AUTO REPAIR Demesne and foreign. All repairs, tune up and services, welding, painting Complete equipment Student run, 686 2931 after 3 00 1035 W 19th._12563: tfn PERRY’S FOREIGN • CAR SERVICE COMPLETE VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR and service Engine overhaul, tune up, ad lustments, replacement 720 Taylor, 342 4642._7082 CALL CARL COMPLETE VW, Engine Service, Emergency Service, Call weekends, anytime, 746 3420 Low Prices 6830 tin f CARS & CYCLES ] 1963 I.H. PICK-UP, six cylinder, excellent shape. $550 or best offer Phone 344 1060 or see at 880 E. 37tti.11802:06 ■so DESOTO. $135, 345 6909, runs good 11803:06 SAAB 96 Red 1969 SAAB 96, V 4 engine, 4 speed, am radio A very sharp car. $1,495. SHEPPARD MOTORS 1601 W. 7th 7357:06 '66 VW BUG, recent valve job, runs good 76.000 miles, asking $650. Phone no. 344 0319 call around dinner.11503:01 VW REPAIR. REASONABLE rates—cheap even. Call Barry 343-59S711651:01 YAMAHA 350 TWIN CYLINDER motor cycle $490 Excellent condition Recently rebuilt engine 343 1051 3333 14 Patterson S’reet _ __11555:01 ■62 CHEVY; '69 CORVETTE (375 hp. "337"> Built three speed hurst linkage Call Don 343 6287 11536:01 1964 RAMBLER S Wagon stickshift. overhauled. Excellent mechanically. Reasonable. 345 7261 evenings. 11525:01 '67 FIAT 850 Coupe, red. chrome wire wheels, Abarth exhaust, $500, 687 8049 11524:01 CUTEJUtr Complete VW engine service 746 3420 ___7283 tfn 1969 TOYOTA COROLLA (station wagon). Radial tires, good mechanical condition, $850. 342 3288 _____12074:01 ■71 CL 450 HONDA Scrambler Helmet, sissy bar Excellent condition $750 or best offer. 686 0787. 12069 01 1969 HONDA 305 needs minor work, runs good $175 or best offer 343 6969 12073 31 1963 MGB. $700, new tires, rebuilt engine. 1552 E Ferry, apl 5. -12082:01 1960 TR-3. Runs good. Michelins, roll bar, ski luggage rack, am radio, straight inside and out 345 9108 . 6-7 p m Only $475 12086:01 BRAKE SPECIAL —Replace all brake linings —Repack front wheel bearings BEETLE. S28 50 BUS, S31.50toS35.50 GHIA.S29 50 TYPE III OR IV, S28.50 All prices include parts and labor (Replacement of master cylinder, wheel cylinders. & front wheel bearing if necessary at extra cost.) We personally guarantee all work on your car for six months or 6,000 miles, whichever comes first ED PAPE VW 20 Coburg Road 343 3307 _ 7158:t-t-h 1962 VOLKS CONVERT. Strong engine, fair tires. MOO 1963 Triumph 650. comfortably chopped. S500 343 7052 __12092 01 '67 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE automatic power steering, 9" TV, Yamaha guitar, Minolta St 101. sewing machine, typewriter 345 2559 _ 12109.01 '63 VW MECHANICALLY EXCELLENT, new brakes, good rubber, clean, dependable, loyal, trustworthy, thrifty S425. 686 8699 12111:01 1968 HONDA CL350 Only 5,000 miles S375. Phone 688 6373 12188:01 1967 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE. Runs good S550 342 7406 call after 6 p.m 12122:01 1964 VW VAN with camping equipment, rebuilt motor Must sell by 6-5. S495, reasonable offer 342 3065 , 343-0078. __11519:01 ONE YEAR OLD Firestone studded snow tires. Size7.75-14, wereS45. now S25 Call 343 4702 after 5. 11513:01 1962 FORD GALAXIE. good condition, plus two snow tires Engine runs. S125. Call 344 4371 11559:01 1960 VW BUG. Great condition, S350 or best. 344 9242 Lindsay. _12052 01 1962 MERCURY METEOR. Low mileage on rebuilt engine, Dody and interior in excellent condition S275. offers considered 686 1359 12053 01 YAMAHA OTi 250cc classic dirt bike, almost street legal S300 or best offer 344 2447 12054:01 f FOR RENT J STUDENT HOUSING NEAR PSU (All units within 5 blocks of campus) PSU summer students in need of housing please write to Portland Student Services. Inc , 1802 S W lOth, Portland, Oregon 97201, or call 224 2727 for information Bachelor and sleeping room units available, $29.50 $90.00 month Equal housing opportunities. ' 11664:08 NEW QUADS $65 month Air conditioning, furnished, utilities paid 430 E. 15th 344 5309 31791:01 ROOM AND BOARD available for up to four girls. Big house on River Road 488 5574. 12064:01 FURNISHED STUDIO APARTMENT, carpeted. S97 month. Summer only, utilities paid Available June 13 . 343 4334 , 2213 Emerald _;_12004:01 WILL TRADE FOUR BEDROOM house. $125, near campus for two bedroom house near campus Can pay up to $150 Please call - Suanne, 343 2754.11570.01 STUDIO APARTMENT: CARPETED^ three blocks from camnus Furnished, $90 utilities paid 342 2073 _12099:01 SUMMER RATES $7S-r Bachelor one two bedroom 13*5 Ferry. *86 9441, 343 5834 _12108:30J TWO BEDROOM HOUSE for rent tor summer Starts June 15 in S.E part of Eugene Fenced yard, pets OK. Call 345 3504. ___12121:01 SUMMER HOUSESITTERS. COZY two bedroom, trees, flowers, garden, near campus Beautiful 344 1101 1212301
