CLASSIFIED ADS CAN
BE PLACED AT
ODE OFFICE 300 EMU
UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER
EMU MAIN DESK
DEADLINES: Ads must be In by 1 PM the day
before publication. Ads that are to appear in
Monday's paper must be in 1 PM Friday.
PAYMENT: All ads must be paid for in advance
unless a billing agreement has been estab
lished with us
RATES: Rates are 10 cents per word for the
first day and 8 cents per word for consecutive
days the ad is run without change.
$2.00 minimum for the llrst Insertion
$1.60 minimum for consecutive Insertions
There Is no refund for ad cancellations
The ODE cannot be responsible for more than
one day s incorrect advertising insertion If you
ad appears incorrectly, call 686-4343 before 1
PM for correctionn in the next day's issue
The ODE will not knowingly accept adverti
sements which in any manner denigrates or
unjustly excludes members of any age, sex,
race, color, national, religion, or sexual orien
tation
CALL 686-4343
FOR ASSISTANCE
MUST SELL '80 Honda Passport 1 300 miles,
mint condition $595 or best offer, helmet
included Panasonic reciever, $40. speakers,
$10 BSR turntable $15, together $55 New
12" black and while TV. warranty still good til
Jan , $55. Call Colleen 343-6274. 4-3
BEER DISPENSER set up. Refrigerator, tank
and gauges. $200 or best offer. 484-0919, 4-3
KEVIN’S KARATE STORE Century safety
gear; hands $15. feet $15, traditional uniform
$15; pro uniform $30. Limited supply.
345-5525._ 4-6
COMPUTER TERMINAL ADDS Consul 580
and Digicom AC300 modem, $950. 726-2832,
6 pm-9 pm_4-6
New comics two weeks in advance
Used sci-fi in paperback
FANTASY SHOP
770 East 13th 345-2568
_HF:tfn
78 HONDA 550-FOUR l ow miles, windshield,
extras 683-7562, evenings 4-3
REFRIGERATOR, OLD BUT WORKS, Clean,
$25 or offer Canoe, old but no leaks, $39 or
offer Moving, must sell. 484-13724-3
GARAGE SALE: SATURDAY, April 4 2577
Harris; 9 am - 5 pm. Clothing (large sizes),
household goods, etc Prices negotiable
686-3036 4-3
Buy/Sell
BUY-SELL-TRADE
Stereo, photography equipment, tools, musical
instruments, etc., etc., etc.
THE BUY & SELL CENTER 678 OLIVE
173:MWF
STUDENTS: We buy or sell furniture Besi
selection and price, Glenwood Furniture New
& Used, 4245 Frankling Blvd. 747-4433. 4-9
VISIT JUDITH'S SHOPPE tor sculpturec
nails, manicures, pedicures, makeup, facials
temporary hair removal, and body massage
2817 Oak St. (in Southtowne) 683-090C
__ _ UH.4J
LAFLER SILKSCREEN: Custom designee
T-shirts for your dorm, frat or club. Professions
work at reasonable rates. 342-1927. 4-1 (
IT'S TAX TIME!!
ASSOCIATED TAX PROCESSORS
I come to you; home or dorm! Call Jerry
687-1887 for appointment_4-15
484-0303
INCOME TAX SERVICE
Preparation of simple or complex returns
Special rates to students. 37 East 10th
2262:UF
Typing
PRINTING?? No. just looks like it AP7
specialist, graduate school approved
345-0266 2325:tfr
PRO TYPING ALL LEVELS
IBM Correcting Selectric
Call Barbara 345-0747
1921 :tfn
GRAD STUDENT will type your papers. MLA
and Grad School format. 90 cents per page
Call Laurie. 683-7424, 2245:WHF
EXPERIENCED TYPIST IBM Selectric. Will do
most typing jobs including papers, tables,
theses, etc. Have seven years typing exper
ience. 668-8134.2054:UHF
NEED TYPING DONE? Proof reading Call
Tina 726-0681_1692:tfn
TYPING: 15 years experience Papers, disser
tations, editing. IBM Selectric Pick-up &
deliver Call Carole at 688-3983. 910:tfn
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statistical
specialist IBM Correcting Selectric Graduate
approved. Near campus. 344-0759. 953:tfn
PRO TYPING/EDITING
2 blocks from UO Graduate approved.
Jennifer 485-3883
340:HFM
TYPING/EDITING
Professional Quality
Call Judy or Sara
686-0739
964:HFM
TYPING GUARANTEED
IBM Correcting Selectric III
Ruth 345-5614
_2108:UH
KATHIE PATTERSON
726-7053
Selectric-Quality typing-Guaranteed
2311 HFM:tfn
NANCY RILEY
686-9591
Typing/editing. Correcting Selectric. 15 Yrs
Tech Publications. Experience._1992 tfn
TYPIST-WRITER for papers Quick check
spelling, punctuation, meaning during typing,
IBM Correcting Reservations. Low rates
484-5492 4 7
Instruction
'
U of O MUSIC & DCE OFFERS
SPRING TERM
Rock Music
Curriculum
INSIDE ROCK
Roots to Beatles, Stones
Wed 18.30-21 20
MUS 199
INSIDE ROCK II
Dylan to New Wave
Thurs 15:30-18:20
MUS 199
HISTORY ROCK II
The Beatles, Stones, Who
Tues 15 30-18:20
MUS 407
WORKSHOP SERIES
REGISTER EARLY
Fee $45/course, 3 credits
Paul Friedlander, Instructor
ROCK ON!
1993:4-8
FIBER ARTS! The EMU Craft Center offers
workshops in Pine Needle Basketry. Creative
Crochet. Natural Dyeing, Beg Sewing, Quilt
making, Sculptural Basketry, Batik, Frame
Loom and Table Loom Weaving. Stop by or call
686-4361 for information 4-6
ART PREP: Workshops in Construction of
Canvas Stretcherbars and Simple Framing
Techniques and Matting & Framing are offered
through the EMU Craft Center Registration
begins Thursday at noon 686-4361. 37:4-6
LEARN DRAWING, WATERCOLOR book
binding, calligraphy, origami, silkscreen and
much in an EMU Craft Center Workshop.
Registration begins Thursday at noon. Call
686-4361 tor more information 26:4-3
R III, INTRO TO THE STUDY OF THE BIBLE,
has been expanded and has additional places
Students on the waiting list, and others wishing
to take the course, should come to the Depart
ment office. 223 Chapman 073 4-3
Instruments
YAMAHA FG-300 GUITAR Rosewood back,
flowered pick board, Martin hardshell case
$175 or best offer. Bob 686-0849. 4-3
ELECTRIC PIANO Baldwin, full keyboard
Great for quiet home practice (with headset) or
can be used professionally, $700 Also clas
sical guitar, Kohono #10, $1000 683-7561
4-8
Records/Tapes
MR. MIKE
must be stopped!
Buying and selling records and tapes is a
disgusting habit. And now he's trying to corrupt
the minds of our clean living college kids Oh
sure, the albums and cassettes look clean, and
some are even sealed, but .my God. who knows
where that stuff has been? See for yourself.
MR. MIKE’S RECORDS 8 TAPES
519 E. 13th 343-1376
Campus branch between Patterson & Ferry
4-3
THE RECORD SHED
Thousands of out-of-print records. Buy-Sell
Trade Quality Used Records & Tapes
1257 Main Springfield 747-0484
2248 HF
Can't find the record or tape you're looking for
on campus? Don't worry, it's probably at
DIANA’S
RECORDS & TAPES
8th 8 Lincoln Downtown
Eugene's best selection of
IMPORTS NEW WAVE
VINTAGE ROCK 45'S
BLUES 8 REGGAE
plus buttons, shades and lots more! We pay up
to $2.50 each for used LP's and cassettes.
Open 7 days, 11-7 Phone DIANA 45
The 50's meet the 80's at DIANA'S
81 :WHF
Sound Systems
Jim’s Electronics
STEREO REPAIR
AUDIO SERVICES
1627 Pearl Street 343-7683
Monday thru Friday 9-6 pm
5635 ttn
NAKAMICHI 600B cassette deck Ex
cellent condition. $325. 484-0919. 4-3
LIKE NEW BANG a OLEFSEN 4000
reciever ($250) and B&O S-75 speakers
($550) Steve 686-0141 4-6
Photography
NIKON FE with 50mm F1.8 Ai, $295. Hoya
70-210 F3.8, quality zoom. $225. Telemore 7
element teleconverter, $65. 48^-0919 4-3
WORKSHOPS OFFERED through the EMU
Craft Center in Beg & Intermediate B & W
Pho"'draphy. Color Printing, Experimental
Darkroom Camera Use and Visual Awareness
through Photography Stop by the EMU Craft
Center or call 696-4361. 4-3
Books
60,000 BOOKS IN STOCK
All selling 25% to 50% off list prices
New Books-Text Books-Cliff Notes
Magazmes
USED BOOKS BOUGHT and SOLD
10% OFF on all new books
SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
768 East 13th
5223 ttn
Art Supplies
OREGON ART SUPPLY CO. Your personal
service art, architecture and graphic supply
store. Open Monday-Thursday until 7 pm,
Friday until 5 pm, Saturday 10-5 pm Next to
DQ on 13th 683-ARTS 1695 UH
Recreation
BICYCLING
The UO Cycling Team will an organizational
meeting at 7 pm, Monday April 6th in Century
Room A of the EMU Newcomers are welcome
The team is for competive cycling only For info
call Club Sports at 686-3733 052 4-6
PEANUTS®
ALL RIGHT, CHUCK,
WHAT HAPPENED?'
I LEFT YOU WITH A
FIFTY RUN LEAP! MOW
COULP YOU BLOW A
FIFTY RUN LEAP?
THERE WERE TWO OUTS
IN THE NINTH INNIN6.'
£XfLAlN VOURSELF,
CHUCK/UWATHAPRENEP?
I'M SORRY.. MR.BROWN 15
NOT IN. ..IF WP CARE TO
LEAVE YOUR NUMBER, HE'LL
TRY TO 6ET BACK TO YOU
SOMETIME NEXT YEAR... v
—ir^—^
WL
3
Bicycles
25” ATALA, many campy parts, $150 or make
offer, must sell Call John at 343-4079 4-3
Ski Stuff
FOR SALE: Rosignol skis, Nordica boots
excellent condition Sacrifice price 4-6
Outdoor Gear
WE RENT
TENTS • PACKS* SLEEPING BAGS
OREGON WILDERNESS VENTURES
has moved to better serve you
now located at
SUGAR PINE RIDGE
877 East 13th 345-5584
1720:WHF
BACKPACKING TENT and rainfly- REI
Crestline Expedition- New $275. Will take $140
or best offer Call 689-2188 4-3
Cars/Cycles
MUST SELL MOTORCYCLE Vespa 200 CC
5 months old 1500 miles (1 year warranty).
Completely equipped (Backrack-cover-wind
shield) $1,400 For info call 345-2107 4-7
1973 MACH 1 fastback Mustang. Tape deck,
excellent condition $2000 or best offer Call
Kathy 747- 0149, evenings.064:tfn
1975 SUZUKI 185 TS Excellent condition,
3,000 miles. On or off road, 40 MPG plus. Call
343-1517, ask for Jon. 4-8
Auto Repair
AUDI-BMW-PORSCHE-MERCEDES-VW
WEST SIDE
FOREIGN AUTO
GERMAN AUTO SPECIALISTS
1069 W. 3rd 484-4930
, 1107MWF
NO NAME GARAGE
VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE 8 REPAIR
2159 Roosevelt 689-7159
170MWF
Four A Six
Automotive
Specializing in repair and maintenance of 4 & 6
cyclinder water-cooled vehicles.
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
1381 W 2nd Ave (2nd A Taylor) 342-3254
5699:tfn
SAAB and VOLVO maintenance and repair
M A B SWIFT SHOP
1190 Main, Springfield 747-5805
5253:tfn
TIRED OF IMPERSONAL AUTO REPAIR?
Why not let a professional factory trained and
certified mechanic give your little car the
"personal touch" in the privacy of his own
home workshop? Single parent responsibilities
for two small children have forced me to quit
my lucrative dealership job to bring you real
savings on quality work for Volkswagen and
Alfa Romeo vehicles. Jerry Berger, 344-4806.
2299:MW
RABBIT TUNE
UP SPECIAL
$27.50 labor includes oil change, valve
set. clutch adjust, brake inspection
SANDPIPER IMPORT SERWCE
2795 Willamette 343-9427
44WH4-16
THE BUG BARN
VW SPECIALISTS
1485 Franklin Blvd. 484-5880
45:HF
Help Wanted
NEEDED: FEMALE BLONDE MODELS
for non-risque pin-up posters. Excellent
renumeration Send recent snapshot
with address to Art Director, Western
Graphics Corp , Box 7128. Eugene.
97401 4-1
TURN YOUR SPARE TIME INTO SPARE
cash Sell Avon for a second income. Call
746-6402 1740:tfn
WORK STUDY QUALIFIED To do dark room
and Publication graphics layout work for
Research Lab. Knowledgeable in B & W copy
and Dark Room print work. Call Doug or Rick at
ext. 4634tfn
STUDENTS, PART TIME Evening and Sat
Mornings, Temp, for approx 6 weeks Work
from our Springfield Office Call 747-0069
between 6 and 9 pm. $3.35 hr. to start. 4-7
POSITION AVAILABLE. Graduate School
opening for a GTF Spring Term 1981 editing
theses. Previous editorial experience neces
sary. Appointment at 15 FTE. Applicant must
be regularly enrolled graduate student in
graduate degree program Apply by submitting
resume to Toby Deemer, 124 Chapman Hall by
Friday, April 3, 1981. For information call
686-5128.4-2
HELP WANTED: Children and sunshine! How
about a FUN work-study job for Spring Term?
The U of O Child Care and Develpment Center
has many teacher-aide positions open for
certified work-study, practicum and ESCAPE
students. Work with children from 3 months - 6
years old in a team-teaching situation Located
only 1 block East of campus we're waiting for
your call: Linda at 686-43844-20
WE’RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE interested in
having a great time on Saturday night. Dyn
amite music will be provided for your dancing
pleasure. This event, starting at 8 pm this
weekend, is sponsored by the ESCAPE field
studies program See all you fun-lovers in 167
EMU!4-3
WORK-STUDY, ESCAPE AND PRACTICUM
STUDENTS: The EMU Child Care Center has
openings for toddler and pre-school aides
Experience with children necessary. Hours
8-4:30. Contact Dennis at 686-4345. The EMU
Child Care Center is an Affirmative Action
/ Equal Opportunity Employer.4;6
GENERAL RESEARCH ASSISTANT needed
in Neuropsychology Lab. Psych, major
preferred Assist with bibliographic work and
aspects of data analysis. Must be work-study:
3.80 hour. Call 686-49664-6
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING AC
CEPTED for the position of editorial page
editor of the Oregon Daily Emerald. The posi
tion requires skills in writing, editing, layout and
organization. Position requires three to five
hours, five days a week, for $9 an issue. Turn in
completed applications to Emerald office, 300
EMU by 5 pm April 10. The Emerald in an equal
opportunity/affirmative action employer.
Women and minorities are encouraged to ap
ply.4-10
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE for
the position of 1981-82 Oregon Daily Emerald
editor. Applicants should have knowledge of
newspaper journalism and of the University of
Oregon. Term of office is June 8, 1981 through
June 7, 1982. Monthly salary begins May 1,
1981. Editor must be enrolled tor at least 6
credits during three of four terms at the
University of Oregon while in office. Position
requires work Sunday through Friday and a
minimum of 35-40 hours per week Applica
tions are available in the Oregon Daily Emerald
offices and must be returned to the ODE Board
of Directors, 300 EMU. PO Box 3159, Eugene,
OR, 97403 before 5 pm April 15. The Emerald
is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
employer that operates under the team man
agment concept. Women, minorities and the
handicapped are encourage to apply. 4-15
GRADS & SENIORS
Call immediately for jobs in your major. Good
pay and flexible schedule Room 15 EMU (by
the bowling alley), ext. 3729.25:4-6
PLANNED PARENTHOOD is accepting ap
plications for two clerical positions. A job
description is posted at the work-study
placement office (CWSP). Work-study eligible
only need apply. Call Sue 344-2632 between
11-1 for interview. _ 34:4-6
WOMEN’S RESOURCE & REFERRAL Ser
vice needs a program cordinator for spring
term. Stipend or work-study. Applications and
job descriptions available in room 336 EMU
For information call 686-3327.35:4-8
The EMU Cultural
Forum invites
applications
Applications forms are available for 1981-82
EMU Cultural Forum volunteer student coor
dinators in the following areas: Folk Music
Concerts, Film and Literature, and Performing
Arts Deadline lor applying I* Friday, April
17. Obtain applications and job descriptions in
Suite 2. EMU. If you have the least amount of
interest, stop by the office and learn more
about the rewarding experience of working on
the Cultural Forum.41:4-3
CLERK-TYPIST Dependable, accurate, figure
aptitude, mornings, approx. 20/hrs./week.
686-3531.43:4-3
KPNW Radio A New* has an immediate
opening for a half-time reporter Must have
prior journalism experience or training. Send
letters and resume to News Dept. 1345 Olive,
Eugene. 97401 4-6
NEEDED: Language Lab operators. Must be
work-study Please call ext 4011, Thurs/Fri. or
Mon , 3-5 pm._4-6
2 RESEARCH ASSISTANTS to run subjects in
psychological experiments. Work study only.
Call Harold 686-4933_ _ 051 4-8
PEOPLE WHO NEVER SOLD anything before
earn good $$$ selling Avon Call 746-6422
1740:tln
CHILD CARE NEEDED for one year old girl. T.
Th 9-2:30 343-7296 4-8
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING AC
CEPTED tor the position of feature editor ot the
Oregon Daily Emerald. Applicants should have
writing and editing skills. Position requires 3-5
hours, five days a week, for $9 an issue Turn in
completed applications to Emerald office. 300
EMU by 5 pm, April 10. The Emerald Is an equal
opportunity/affirmative action employer.
Women, minorities and the handicapped are
encouraged to apply. 4-10