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I CLASSIFIEDS 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. Adiustment will be considered only if the Emerald is notified within S days of error.) j FOR SALE ) NEW STEREO EQUIPMENT — Buy direct from wholesaler—save up to 50 per cent. Pioneer, Marantz, Dual etc. 345 2640 after 6 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 686 0771 evenings. __11220:tfn STOVE AND REGRIGERATOR FOR SALE. Good condition. S20 each. Call 689 1750 11203:tfn BRASS BED, ORIENTAL rug, two guitars, excellent condition Old Barney Kessel Gibson Heritage. 746 5996 evenings. 12015:25 I FOR SHLE J APARTMENT "GARAGE" SALE. Women's clothes, household goods, stereo, recreation*! equipment, miscellaneous. 740 E. 15th No. 7. Tiki Apartments Saturday, Sunday, 10:30 a m. until 5 p.m. 12045:25 NEVER BEEN USED. Inkle Loom, plus four colors of cotton. Asking $14. 345 5639. ' 12049:25 ( BICYCLES ) NEW MONDIA TEN speed bicycle. Cam pagnola racing parts 21%" frame $400 (Will bargain). Beverly, 996-8338. 12033:26 Low prices on bicycle parts & accessories Reasonable repair rates 8, 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 WANTED MEN'S TEN SPEED or women's ten speed bike with small frame. Call 343 7012. 11126: tfn Average citizens comment on televised public hearings WASHINGTON ( UPI ) The Watergate hearings are in their third month — since May 17, with only a few breaks, the live drama that replaced the canned pathos of soap opera has been daily television fare. Never before has such a large segment of the American public been exposed to a continuing story. Some resent it — television stations have been deluged with calls demanding reinstatement of the quiz programs and soap operas. For others it has been a chance to see history in the making and determine their own viewpoints without the mid dleman of newspapers, magazines or network news. What has it meant to those watching it? To a Boston stripper it proves “high officials can’t get away with things illegal.” A Salt Lake City housewife who twice voted for President Nixon feels “impeachment should be seriously considered.” For an Elgin, 111., machinist the | hearings are just “going round and round without making much progress.” A random sampling of viewpoints: — Tom Dally Sr., a 54-year-old livestock market owner in Sonial Circle, Ga.: “I’ve seen about 60 per cent of the hearings and I read all I can on it. I think the President should have told the whole story earlier from his viewpoint. What he does now will be questioned because of the competent witnesses that have appeared before the committee. — Joan Cartland, 36, a Malden, Mass., mother of three who has gone back to college to become a medical technician: “All the Meeting. . . (Continued from Page 2) which raised benefits to disabled workers and reduced the amount of money farmers have to pay into the fund while slightly in creasing the amount businessmen must contribute. Asked whether he felt the legislature would try and deal with the “energy crisis,” Whitehead said, “If there really is an energy crisis, meaningful work can’t be done at the state legislative level — it’s up to the federal government to do something.” testimony has proved so far is that everybody in government is a crook. This is the logical development of what we’ve always been saying, that winning is the thing. Nobody loves a loser. This is the logical outcome of the kind of life that we’ve been pushing — get ahead as far as you can regardless of the means, that the end justifies the means.” — Ben Ney, 26, an executive in a small cosmetics firm in Euless, Tex.: “I’ve always been aware of corruption in high places . . . the thing that disturbs me most whether they find anyone guilty or not is that the President, both as an individual and an office holder, has been so reluctant to cooperate and has cast so much of a shadow on the entire proceedings by being unwilling to supply his papers.” — Bonnie Hanson, 31, a housewife in Salt Lake City: “Watergate is a terrible thing, but it’s not as shocking and horrible to me as it seems to be to some of my friends. I think other administrations have done other things we don’t know about that may be just as bad, but this is all coming down on their—the Nixon administration’s—heads. That doesn’t mean I think this should be dropped. I think we need an example. If Nixon is guilty of more than just helping with or standing by while the coverup was going on, I think impeachment should be seriously considered. — William Muenzenmay, 30, an Elgin, 111., machinist: “Everything that has come out has disappointed me very much in Nixon. I voted for him because his program sure made more sense than McGovern’s with all those wild welfare schemes. But from what I’ve been reading in the newspapers, seeing on television, I get the impression that the Watergate committee is going round and round without making much progress.” — Liz Renay, 47, a stripper at the Pilgrim theatre in Boston: “I’m sorry it hit the fan. But it does prove that in this country, at least, high officials can’t get away with things illegal.” — Peter Muss, 24, an elec tronics plant worker from Sayville, N.Y.; “I voted for McGovern becaue I thought Nixon was dishonest. Now we know he’s dishonest. And there still are some people who don’t believe it.” ( BICYCLES ) TWO TEN SPEEO bikes, $50, $65; Sony Tape Player, *70, extension 4399, 4407. 12041:24 i CARS & CYCLES i 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. 12563 :tfn VOLVO 1800 1968 model equipped with overdrive and radial tires. A nice car only *2595 SHEPPARD MOTORS 1601 W 7th, 343 8884. 7495:26 '69 CHEV KINGSWOOD wagon. Factory air, stereo tape, radial X tires, front disc power brakes. 686 9589. 12034:26 '69 SUZUKI 250. Good condition S275, offer. 342 6496 Don. 12042:25 PERRY S FOREIGN CAR SERVICE COMPLETE VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR AND SERVICE. Also DATSUN and TOYOTA, tngme r orhaul, tune-up. adjustments, replacement 720 Taylor. 342-46*2. 7328 :tfn VW ENGINE SERVICE LOW PRICES. CALL CARL, 746-3420. 7475:tfn t»67 CAMARO, 6-CYLINDER three speed, brakes, tires great shape. 746-5996. Keep trying. 12026:25 '67 FIREBIRD V8 excellent condition. Leaving town, must sell. 686 3501. Days 344 0828 or 344 2013 nights. 12019:25 CHUCK S AUTO SERVICE vw specialist complete maintenance repair service 1935 W. 8th Ave. 345 7785 I FOR RENT ) SUMMER QUADS AT summer rates, $65 a month. Utilities included 687 0231, 687 9603, 687 0505 after 5 p.m., 687 0724. __- 7191 :tfn AUGUSTA TOWNHOUSES SECLUDED THREE BEDROOM and huge two bedroom suitable for three students. l’/2 bath, all appliances. S175 & $187.50 monthly. Turn off Franklin on Riverview. Follow Laurel Hill School signs. Manager 2115 Augusta. 344 9191. _ 7. 1 :Sum EMERALD APARTMENTS. Furnit »d 2 bedroom, shag carpet, dishwasher, ga. 'age disposal & sun deck. Summer rate, 150 month June 15 August 15. 1877 Emerald St. 345 2101, also taking reservations for Fall. __ 7135 :tfn 3 BEDROOM FURNISHED, >/2 block from campus, covered parking. Now available af summer rates 343-2651. 7058: tf n SUBLETTING TWO BEDROOM apartment furnished, starting August 1 for one month. $85 686 2336. 11297:24 TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX $100 a month Sublet until school starts. Partially fur nished. No pets. Quiet and lovely location 2240 Onyx. Call 686 4343 , 686 1164. 12002:tfn SUBLET SINGLE ROOM above Mama's (14th & Alder) between August 1 and August 30 for $45. ($55 regularly) No utilities, no cleaning deposit, no hassles. Call James Russell at 345 4290. 12044.30 1 SERVICES J AL’S TOWING 24 HR. TOWING —686-9941 Compare prices Eug. $8.50 Spfd. $10.00 5470 :tfn PIANO INSTRUCTION. Theory, technique, composition. Classical and familiar music. 344 2849. 5686: tfn DRESSMAKING — EXPERIENCED, REASONABLE. Special rates for weddings. Call Maggie, 345-2197. _ 11272:25 TYPING 30 c PER PAGE. 343-4266. 11287:24 THINKING FALL FASHIONS? Have them made for you! Sheila 344 3892. __12008:26 SAVE MONEY ON YOUR HOUSE PAIN TING AND HELP the college students pay for their education. Top quality work for less cost! We furnish references. Call 343-3076 for free estimates. 12005: tfn QUALITY TYPING IBM. Executive typewriter near campus. 345-9675 Mrs. Burnett. 12022:24 PRIVATE DOG SITTING (mature responsible dogs) Phone .686-8570, Molly White. 12013:24 LANE MEMORIAL BLOOD BANK Blood donors needed Tuesday, July 24. “ositive. 6 Units. A Negative., 2 Units; 6 Positive, 9 Units; O Negative, 1 Unf*; AB Positive, 1 Unit. Unit. DONOR HOURS: 1:30 to 4 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. By appointment on Friday, 3 to 6:30 p.m. Please call Lane Memorial Blood Bank, 345-0336, for ad ditional information. GUITAR LESSONS Classical, Jazz, Folk Rock 8. Theory $12 a month. Steve Mauldin, 343-9291 Room 729. Nine years' teaching experience. 7460:m-u-w ( SERVICES I TYPING IN MY home. Reasonable. 342-4084 Mrs. Armstrong. 11747:2»A i HELP WANTED ) SUBJECTS WANTED FOR Psychology experiment. S3 for IV2 hours. Call 686-4942. 12036:25 HOUSE BOY WANTED. Reply with ad dress, year in school, references and work experience. Box CL-2 Oregon Daily Emerald, 301 Allen Hall, U of O. 7496:26 WOMEN WITH ELEMENTARY school teaching experience wanted for psychology experiment on child behavior. Teachers, student teachers, teachers aides o k. takes '/j hour, oays $2 . 686 4954, 344 9888. 12032:25 COCKTAIL WAITRESS and-or dancer. No experience necessary. Apply in person between 6 and 8 p.m. LaMars, 8th and Willamette 6920 :tfn I PHOTOGRAPHY ) LEARN TO DO yer own processin' —usin' our darkroom, finishing room, and studio! All chemicals & instruction supplied free. Unlimited use during open hours. 1 o.m. to 11 p.m. Tuesday Sunday. PHOTOGRAPHER'S WORKSHOP 410 Pearl 343-2423. 7459 :tfn < WANTED ) I NEED A vacuum cleaner that works. Will pay up to $20. Call Ree, 687 9619 11302:25 WANTED FLUTE PLAYER for wedding in Portland. Call Chris 687 0543, 686 9291. 12241:25 t WONTED BOOMhATT) FEMINIST PREFERRED. OWN room in n.ce hous_- $46.50. Call 342-2*20. 12047:25 WOMAN TO SHARE HOUSE. $62 50 + utilities. Cats o.k. 342-7597. 12240:26 I PETS ) BEAUTIFUL BLACK LAB pups. Purebred 746 3420. 7494:26 ( BIDES t RIDERS ) RIDERS TO DAVENPORT, Iowa leaving August 11. Share gas and expenses Call 686 4081 after 6 p.m. Ken. 12039:30 PLEASE! RIDE NEEDED to Portland Thursday, July 26 after 3 p.m. Will share gas. Call Jane at 344 2043. Thanks 12247:25 f~ LOST l FOUHD ) FOUND: SUNGLASSES. BROWN lenses, plastic frames (on campus) 686 9589. 12035:26 FOUND: TENNIS RACKET. Call 687 9596. _ 12043:25 LOST WIRE FRAME glasses in green case, vicinity of Education Building. Call 687-0568 after 5 p.m. 12242:26 FREE KITTENS. ONE black 8. white male, one yellow & white male. Phone 689-3435 after 4 p.m. 12024:24 AM MOVING MUST give away loving and expecting calico cat. 689 5168 after 6 p.m. __ 12014:24 PUSSYCAT, PUSSYCAT WHAT have you done 50 per cent Siamese kittens just for funl Free to loving people 344 0088 12016:24 MALE DOG HOUSEBROKEN, loves children, you decide, dog pound or good home. 688 1163. _12017:24 BEAUTIFUL FREE KITTENS, WILL deliver. 686-0703 after 6 p.m. anytime weekends. 12021:24 FREE ADS FOR PEOPLE WISHING TO GIVE AWAY SOMETHING FOR NOTHING! Up to fifteen words for three days, offer good for physical obiects only. COME TO EMU MAIN DESK OR 301 Allen Hall Just take along this ad. _11697: ttn GARAGE SALE SIGNS FREE WHEN YOU PLACE AN AO for your garage sale in the OREGON DAILY EMERALD. Pick yours up at 301 Allen Hall, U of O. Otter good all summer ^_,11201:tfn VERY AFFECTIONATE CHILD loving Spayed female cat. Black and white. Call 344 4805. 12046:26 FREE LUMBER. 937 2240 12030:24 i GRATIS ) FRIENDLY MELLOW WEIMARANER seeks companionable family, running room Three years, spayed. Call 487 2549 after 3 BIG BEAUTIFUL BLACK healthy tomcat needs loving home. Very friendly. Call 342 3012 FREE 12051:26 FREE ADORABLE GREY kitten eighth weeks old. Box trained. 343-9107. 12246:26 t FOOD & DRINK ) MAMA'S HOME FRIED TRUCK STOP TUESDAY LUNCH SPECIAL: Spiced Tomato Soup 8. Stuffed Tomatoes TUESDAY DINNER SPECIAL: Savory Meat Loaf, corn on the coo, salad & bread. 1414 Alder 344 9988. 7501:24 THE FRIENDLY BAVARIAN. Genuine German food. Reasonable prices. Complete dinners from S2.50 S3.95. 444 E. 3rd. 345-9815. __7060 :ttn STUDENTS! 10 per cent off on proteins! Look great, feel great! Health foods, vitamins. Nature Food Centres, Valley River Center. 342 4501. 6968:tfn 1 RECREATION ) LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Monday. Wed nesdav. Friday and Saturday from 9 o.m tn 1 a.m. BLACK FOREST TAVERN 2457 Winameite. 7471; :tfn BLACK FOREST happy hours: 9:30 10:30 Monday & Wednesday, 4-6 on Fridays, 45c pitchers, 2657 Willamette. »6640 :tfn HORSE BACK RIDING Also stabling and instruction Home of the U of O P.E. riding classes and Equestrian team. SHADY ACRES RIDING ACADEMY. Call for reservations. 344 0612 7304:u + h FLICKS i 616$ ) ANANDA MARGA PRESENTS SHOP ON MAIN STREET Sunday July 29. 9:30 p.m., 180 PLC SI. 7498:26 < PERSONAL ) YARNS, HAND-SPUN FROM cotton. Alpaca, goat hair, camel hair and sheep's wool. Available at Eugene Fiber Co. 1157 High. _7462: ttn 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 BLOW-UP LEATHERS SANDALS, BELTS, BAGS, JEWELRY, KNIVES, in the alley between 12th and 13th off Alder 343 B739. 6664 :tfn WHILE YOU'RE IN THE ERB, why not place a classified ad in the Oregon Daily Emerald? Just go to the main desk—the same ad, the same price, the same courteous results. Or come to our office—301 Allen Kail, as always. 13166:tfn MOUNTAIN SYSTEMS MANUFAC TURERS high quality back packing and mountaineering equipment. Buy factory direct and save 20 30 per cent. 1712 Willamette St. 686 8389. 6899. tf n BEFORE YOU BUY your social an nouncements see the complete PENCRAFT SOCIAL LINE on display at the Daily Emerald, 301 Allen Hall. 10 per cent discount on wedding announcements. All the latest styles and colors. 10536 :tfn SELF EXPRESSION THROUGH OIL PAINT Free summer class. We will explore a double primary system for the purpose of gaining as much control of the medium as passible to facilitate greater expression. We meet every Tuesday at 10 a.m. (or a time can be arranged to fit your schedule) in the backyard of 1260 East 24th. Call 345 2419. Ask for Patricia Smith. 12178:tfns I'M TRYING TO find a young woman who would be interested in corresponding with a young man in prison. I am incarcerated in McNeil Island Federal Prison. If anyone is interested, my address is: James Hut chinson, PO box 1000, 011Z6-156, Steilacoom, Washington 98388. I'm 29 years old, and am a Scorpio. I am six feet tall and weigh 200 pounds. Big blue eyes, long brown wavy hair. Thank you. __ 12248:26 AARDVARK BOOKS IS closing August 21 In white stucco house, 2094 Willamette Open 6 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday. For other hours call 343 3092. _ 7499: m30 THE MOST ORIGINAL SCHMUCK in town! Gold und Silber from COULTER'S 50 W. 8th 686-loxo 6860 523. 7044:25 BREAKFAST ALLDAY OAK PIT—854 E !3ttl MonFri., 7 5 Sat.9 2p.m. 7002. u+h
