Power. . .
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just as important to save a cubic
foot of natural gas as it is to save
a little water behind the dam,”
Hunt added. However, it can be
possible, under present con
ditions, to ‘‘save too much of
EWEB electricity.” Much of
EWEB power is generated by
burning “hog fuel,” the wood
chips and sawdust piled up by the
EWEB steam plant. Cutting back
electrical comsumption too much
would create a hog fuel surplus.
When asked if EWEB was
taking part in any information
campaigns to “discourage
comsumption of energy,” Hunt
replied that a recent court
decision against EWEB’s
promotion of nuclear power
“severely puts a cloud over what
it can spend money for.” As a
result the EWEB general counsel
has “recommended against
expenditures for conservation or
for selling.”
Hunt said that EWEB does not
give “preferential rates” to the
larger consumers of electricity in
the sense that “all of the rates
recover the cost of service and
are economical for the board in
all forms.”
As for residential rates, “the
first kilowatt hour costs you the
same as the last kilowatt hour,”
above the minimum charge.
Large industrial users may get a
lower rate only because the cost
of delivering power to industries
is lower.
EWEB is investigating new
power sources as no new
hydroelectric projects are
planned. A feasibility study of
burning garbage to generate
steam turbine electricity is being
conducted. Hunt is a long-time
advocate of nuclear fission
powered electrical generation.
He is confident that atomic waste
disposal problems are products
of nuclear weapons production
and that they can be solved. Even
in the light of the controversy
over the potential for “loss of
coolant” accidents in nuclear
reactors, EWEB’s “independent
experts” say “it is certainly
prudent to continue on with the
Trojan (nuclear plant) Project,
and that these matters can be
taken care of.”
Hunt also recognizes me
“environment tradeoff’’
problem. Many fuels cannot
legally be burned now because of
air pollution. If food production
was threatened by shortages of
“clean” energy, for example,
Hunt “can conceive of where
maybe: Yes, you would sacrifice
the environment for the benefit of
mankind to exist.”
In summary, Hunt said the
future will demand conservation
and new energy sources and
facilities. But we “still will not
solve the energy problem in the
United States in the forseeable
future.” Both courses are
necessary, he concluded, “if you
just try to conserve, we’re really
doomed.”
r ClASSIFEDS
Place in 301 Allen, Emerald Office, or at the
EMU Main Desk by 2:00 p.m. one working
day preceding publication. Classified Rates
10c per word the first day, 8c 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.)
t FOB SALE )
LARGE YEAR ROUND retreat on
McKenzie at Horse Creek. Forest Service
Land. For sale by owner. Possession July 14.
484-5434; 342-7845.11247:17
KLH PORTABLE STEREO $100. Includes
extra needle 344 1473. Perfect condition.
11242:14
NEW STEREO EQUIPMENT—buy direct
from wholesaler—save up to 50 per cent.
Pioneer, Marantz, Dual etc. 345-2440 after 4
p.m.7387 :tfn
LAW OF THE PRESS (J 485) texts, con
prehensive class notes, case summaries. I
was one point short of an A winter term.
Asking S30 for the lot. Will negotiate. Call
Joyce at 484-0771 evenings.11220: tfn
HUTCH, EARLY AMERICAN, hard rock
maple, perfect for t.v, 484-8040.11223:17
STEREO COMPONENT SYSTEM for sale.
Electro voice speakers, Niko AM FM Tuner,
Garrard turntable, S200. Call 345-7477.
11190:14
STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR FOR
SALE. Good condition. S20 each. Call 489
1750.11203:tfn
USED OFFICE EQUIPMENT: vinyl steel
chairs, steel formica desks, file cabinets,
typewriters, formica work tables, duplicator
and addressograph Heavy duty and good
quality. JEFF REINGOLD, 344-4859
7444:19
USED FLUTE: STERLING silver, open
hold, wonderful condition Michele 484-4435.
11274:14
SELLING ALMOST NEW Great Books
complete bicycle frame. Offer. 484-2154.
11277:19
ROUND WATERBEDS MAKE your life
more exciting: only S25 new, frame brackets
are included. They are 7 feet in diameter and
work well on lawns and porches without a
frame Call 344 4898
11278:19
SONY STR 140 AMPLIFIER, SONY SS 510
speakers, freight damaged Dual 1214 Turn
table. 724 7282.
11283:19
IMPORTED CLOTHING FROM India,
Turkey and Mexico at reasonable prices. See
in backroom at Andrea's 1034 Willamette.
7483:19
FOR THE LARGE BUSTED LADY: we can
now fit you in a bikini for $9.88 8. $10.00 ($1
higher than our regular price). We have two
bra styles that work well for the large busted
lady, the fabric is used to give a natural
uplift If you've never been able to wear a
bikini before, why not give us a try. AN
DREA'S 1034 Willamette.
7482:19
( BICYCLES )
WE WISH TO BUY two used ten speeds,
man's and woman's. Please call 686 4343;
686 1164, John 8. Sally.11091 :tfn
MEN'S THREE SPEED and women's three
speed Excellent condition, S30 each. 345
1335 _11270:17
WANTED MEN'S TEN SPEED or women's
ten speed bike with small frame. Call 343
7012 11126:tf n
I BRIEFS
PL-3
8 p m — Chinese Cooking: chicken salad.
8:30 p.m. — Oregon At Work: the swine
industry
9 p m — Police and Community: Kansas
City police documentary.
10 30 p.m. — Mime Time: the New Mime
Circus.
KWAX
Noon — Mozart serenades
.12 57 p.m — Beethoven
1:29 p.m. — John Bull
2:19 p.m. — Soviet Press Review
2:34 p.m. — Louis Armstrong
2:59 p.m. — folk music from Radio
AD budget . . .
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cover this obligation. The IFC
vetoed the plan.
“The fee committee not only
violates University guidelines set
down several years ago,” said
Leo, “but they will not accept the'
responsibility that this student
organization must face.”
Leo adds that the main reason
for the increase in the incidental
fee is due to the cost of the EMU
addition.
“In the final analysis,’’ said
Leo, “it will be shown that our
administration did a good job in
holding the line on budget raises
throughout the last part of this
year.”
1 BICYCLES )
RALEIGH SUPER COURSE 23'/j" $80. 342
6496 Don.H256:16
FIVE SPEED BIKE, woman's Schwinn SS5.
345-1787; hiking boots—Vasque 7 M.
11258:16
24" GIRL'S 3speed. $40 or offer. Lie. no.
406964 Phone 342 7889 between six and eight.
9222:tfn
Low prices on bicycle parts 8, accessories
Reasonable repair rates 6, repair guarantee
Used bikes — trade-ins
Best buy finest quality Campania bicycles
24th AVE BIKE SHOP
725 E. 24th (24th & Hilyard) 345-0477
5774 :tfn
i CARS t CYCLES )
KAWASAKI 120 GOOD rubber, new parts,
rebuilt engine. It's a mover—will go
anywhere, dual mode gear box. $240 Call
Jerry 344 4833.11252:17
CHUCK S AUTO SERVICE
VW specialist
complete maintenance
repair serv ice
1935 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.12S63:tfn
SACRIFICE: 57 JEEP, CJS, SUPER RAT
70. Hr Ida 70,686 1060._11222:18
PERRY’S FOREIGN
CAR SERVICE
COMPLETE VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR AND
SERVICE. Also DATSUN and TOYOTA.
Engine overhaul, tune-up, adjustments,
replacement. 720 Taylor. 342-4642.
_7328 :tfn
1967 MERCURY COUGAR THREE speed,
radio, S875. Compare anywhere phone 344
1673.11241:16
LIKE A THREE-tone saddle shoe ...'54
Lhev, runs fine. 344-0182 after 5 p.m.
11226:16
FOR SALE: 1968 MG Midget. New tires,
many extras, original owner. $750. 345-1335.
.11269:19
'67 FORD HEAVY duty van tuned up. $795.
939»7 East 20th 747 1741.
11280:18
OLDS 442
1968 Oldsmobile 442 with automatic, power
steering, factory air and low, low one-owner
miles Immaculate.
ONLY $1895
SHEPPARD MOTORS 1601 W. 7th 343 8884
7474:19
VW ENGINE SERVICE
LOW PRICES. CALL CARL, 746-3420
7475 :tfn
( FOB RENT )
EMERALD APARTMENTS. Furnished 2
bedroom, shag carpet, dishwasher, garbage
disposal 8, sun deck. Summer rate, $150
month. June 15 August 15. 1877 Emerald St.
345 2101, also taking reservations for Fall.
7135:«fn
3-BEDROOM FURNISHED, '/? block from
campus, covered parking. Now available at
summer rates 343 2651_ 7058: tfn
SUMMER QUADS AT summer rates, $65 a
month. Utilities included. 687 0505 after 5
p.m. or 687 0724. _ _7191: tfn
AUGUSTA TOWNHOUSES
SECLUDED THREE BEDROOM and huge
two bedroom suitable for three students, l'/j
baths, all appliances. $175 8, $187.50 monthly.
Turn off Franklin on River View. Follow
Laurel Hill School signs. Manager 2115
Augusta. 344 9191.7421:Sum
COOL APARTMENT FOR the summer.
Must sublet for big discount. Furnished two
bedroom with free use of swimming pool.
1515 Hilyard nol 17 or call 342 4340.
11232:19
CALL 343-9917
Near U of O for summer, furnished:
One bedroom apartment $90 a month
Two bedroom apartment $100-8125 a month
Two bedroom duplex $135 a month
Also for fall: one 8. two bedroom apart
ments.7417:16
ROOM FOR RENT. Female, campus area,
kitchen privileges. $39 per month. 686-1843.
7476:19
LIVE AT THE RITZ, pay for the Mission
-$115, $140 Campus apartments. 687 06^.
I SERVICES )
GUITAR LESSONS
CLASSICAL, JAZZ,
FOLK ROCK & THEORY
$12 a month. Steve Maudlin, 343 9291
Nine years' teaching experience
7480:18
HOUSE SITTERS AVAILABLE: two women
grad students need place August 1st to 13th.
References. Call 344-8653.
_7467:17
LANE MEMORIAL BLOOD BANK
Blood donors needed Monday, July 16:
Bloodmobile will be at Cottage Grove
American Legion Hall. Contact Ms. June
Bird, phone 942 2333, or 942 2820 Hours:
2:30 5:30; make an appointment.
Please call ,Lane Memorial Blood Bank,
345-0336, for additional information.
C SERVICES )
AL’S TOWING
24 HR. TOWING—686-9941
Compare prices Eug. *8.50 Spfd. *10.00
__ 5470: Ifn
PIANO INSTRUCTION. Theory, technique,
composition. Classical and familiar music.
344 284V.5886:W1
TYPING IN MY home. Reasonable. 342 4884.
Mrs. Armstrong.11767:TI-16
TYPING 30c per page. 343 4284.
_ 11221:18
DRESSMAKING — EXPERIENCED,
REASONABLE. Special rates for weddings.
Call Maggie, 345-21V7. 11272:25
( HaP WANTED )
AVON IS CALLING YOU! We're looking for
people who like people—and tike making
money. Call 744-4422._7444:14
CLERK for Bookstore. Must be 21 Apply 40
W. 13th. _11250:17
COCKTAIL WAITRESS and or dancer. No
experience necessary. Apply in person
between 6 and 8 p.m. LaMars, 8th and
Willamette.___4920: tf n
EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE GAR
DENER for full time work. THE YARD
BIRDS, 345-1894._7454:tfn
NEED SOMEONE WHO HAS AUTOMATIC
car whh whom to briefly repractice driving
and then pass test. As soon as possible, $1.80
an hour Call: James Russell 345 4290.
ARTISTIC TALENT. ILLUSTRATE for
children's games Make your own hours. 344
0643 after 4 p.m.
11281:19
POSITIONS NOW OPEN for waiters,
busboys, busgirls. cocktail waitresses,
bartender, etc. Apply at the Valley River Inn
(Valley River Center). Phone: 687-0123.
11282:18
f PHOTOGRAPHY )
LEARN TO DO yer own procesain'—usin'
our darkroom, finishing room, and studio!
All chemicals 8, instruction supplied free
Unlimited use during open hours. 1 p.m. to 11
p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. PHOTOGRAPHER'S
WORKSHOP 410 Pearl 343-2423. 7459:tfn
I WANTED ROOMMATE )
ROOMMATES NEEDED HOUSE near
campus, own room $56 and $55 a month. Call
344 4757 and 345-6379.11263 :16
ROOMMATE WANTED PREFER female.
1684 E. 23rd. Close to campus. $50 month plus
cleaning deposit and utilities. Super mello
house! 686 0718.
11273:18
i WANTED )
TWO GIRLS WISH to rent a two bedroom
house near campus next fall. We will also
consider renting it for the rest of the summer
too Both of us are artistically inclined and
are willing to clean, paint, and generally
"fix up" an older house and yard. Willing to
pay up to $130 for rent. Call 343 7012.
11200:16
URGENT! DUE TO A misunderstanding, a
faculty family who will be spending a year at
Oregon Research Institute is without living
quarters. They have three children and need
a furnished house or apartment from July 20
to August 20 If you are going to be away
during this time and would like to have your
house occupied, or have any other ideas,
please Call Diane Hamm at O.R.I. 343 1674.
7463:19
ONE 10-SPEED bicycle. Up to 24 inch frame.
Call 747 1552
11111:St
( GRATIS )
MOVING? NEED BOXES? We have lots,
yours to carry away. 1460 Villard after 5 p.m.
11275:18
FREE PART -SIAMESE kittens to loving
folks Evenings 747 5272.
11279:18
SIX FUZZY KITTENS, three tortoise shell,
three black Box trained. 686 8060
11284:18
FREE ADS
FOR PEOPLE WISHING TO GIVE AWAY
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING!
Up to fifteen words for three days, offer good
for physical objects only.
COME TO EMU MAIN DESK
OR 301 Allen Hall
Just take along this ad.
11697:tfn
GARA6E SALE
SIGNS FREE
WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD for your garage
sale in the OREGON DAILY EMERALD.
Pick yours up at 301 Allen Hall, U of O. Offer
good all summer.11201 :tfn
FREE TO GOOD homes: seven '/* Siamese
kittens. Darling, adorable etc. Please call
686 1687. 11249:16
TO GOOD HOME: male kitten, gray and
white long hair. Call 687-0081.11261:16
FREE HEALTHY SIX WEEK OLD KIT
TIES. Five to choose from. Lots of fun 746
7248or 686 3949.11262:16
DO YOU NEED a friend? Free gray kitten.
Box trained 747 8436 after S:30 p.m.
11264:17
FREE KITTENS, WILL deliver. 6874)798.
11265:17
t RECREATION )
LEARN TO
BELLY DANCE
CALL VIKKI AT 144-2152
11216:15
HORSE RIDING INSTRUCTION: English
and Western S3.50 per lesson. Contact June
Scofield at 487 2450 11227:19
f FOOD l DRINK )
THE FRIENDLY BAVARIAN. Genuine
German food. Reasonable prices. Complete
dinners from $2.50 $3.95. 444 E. 3rd. 345 9815.
__7060 tfn
STUDENTS! 10 per cent off on proteins!
Look great, feel great! Health foods,
vitamins. Nature Food Centres, Valley
River Center. 342 4501.6968:tfn
BLACK FOREST happy hours: 9:30 10:30
Monday & Wednesw, 4 6 on Fridays, 45c
pitchers, 2657 Willamilte. 6640:tfn
{ FLICKS & 6I6S ;
THE MARX BROTHERS in their classic.
"A NIGHT AT THE OPERA"
Saturday, July 21, 7:30 8. 9:45 p m at 180
PLC for $1 00 by SUAW
11274:19
LJVE ENTERTAINMENT Monday, Wed
nesday, Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to
ACME BIJOU PRESENTS
STURGES’ DOUBLE FEATURE
HAIL THE CONQUERING HERO
Riotous satirical portrait of a email town ano
100 per cent Marine with chronic
hayfever—with Eddie Bracken
GREAT MOMENT—on the discovery of
anesthesia
8pm Monday July 16 180 PLC
ding Artists, are playing beautiful music a
the Roman Forum this Sunday night 369/
Franklin 7479:1‘
PROVIDENCE BAND, Threshold Recor
ding Artists, is playing beautiful music at the
Roman Forum this Sunday night. 3697
Franklin.
7479:19
( PERSONAL )
CHANGE YOUR APPEARANCE. We have
dangling modifiers. Pendants from Coulter's
Jewelry. 50 W 8th 686 1523 7041:16
DISCOUNTS ON ALL your Hi-Fi needs
new and used equipment Sales, S^-vice, and
Selection. For further informatiicall:
MAC’S HI-FI
191 E Broadway 343 5757
5274: tfn
YARNS, HAND SPUN FROM cotton
Alpaca, goat hair, camel hair and sheep's
wool Available at Eugene Fiber Co. 1157
High,_7463 : tfn
now-up
LEATHERS
SANDALS. BELTS, BAGS, JEWELRY
KNIVES, in the alley between 12th and 13tt
off Alder 343-8739.6864 :tfi
WHILE YOU'RE IN THE ERB, why no
place a classified ad in the Oregon Daih
Emerald? Just go to the main desk—the
same ad, the same price, the same courteou
results Or come to our office—301 Allei
Hall, asalways.13186:tfi
MOUNTAIN SYSTEMS MANUFAC
TURERS high quality back packing am
mountaineering equipment. Buy factor’
direct and save 20 30 per cent. 171
Willamette St. 686 8389.6899: tfr
BEFORE YOU BUY your social an
nouncements see the complete PENCRAFT
SOCIAL LINE on display at the Daili
Emerald, 301 Allen Hall. 10 per centdiscoun
on wedding announcements. All the lates
styles and colors10536: tf
SELF EXPRESSION
THROUGH OIL PAINT
Free summer class We will explore a doubli
primary system for the purpose of gaining a
much control of the medium as possible h
facilitate greater expression. We meet ever’
Tuesday at 10 a m (or a time can bt
arranged to fit your schedule) In th.
backyard of 1260 East 24th. Call 345-24)9. As)
for Patricia Smith.13)78:Wm
FIGURETTE BRAS
FOR THE FIGURE YOU SHOULD HAVE.
FOR THE COMFORT YOU NEED. You car
be fitted perfectly by a trained Figurant
counselor ))0 sizes Find out the size yot
really are. Cool cotton or nylon lace. 343
7255__7408: It
HUNORYT
Have a giant cheeseburger at
THE OAK PIT
854 E 13th M F 7 am 5pm Sat. 9-1 pit
6999:mw
BEAUTIFUL FABRICS
To make beautiful clothes I
WILDFLOWER FABRICS
720Va E 13th
(behind Great N W Art Supply)
THE SHADOW IS M !
at Greg Weed's Comics, 6S1 E. 1JH).
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