WHEN YOU LEAD,
DOES
ANYONE FOLLOW?
come and hear
Sunday 9:00 a.m. Room 323
First Baptist Church
broadwav & high 345-0341
worship: 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m.
Dwight Ware 484-6938
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SUMMER JOB
OPPORTUNITIES
U of O ls hiring students for work in the following positions:
1 Telefund Program Coordinator
Will be responsible for planning and coordination of the 1 O
Teletund Program for Summer 1981 (potential for Fall
continuation!. Supervision and training of six student Telefund
Assistants keeping of Telefund records and statistics as well as
necessary follow-up to specific questions and problems The
Coordinator will work 14 hours a week between 6:00 and 9:30 p.m.
Strong organizational skills, abilits to supervise others,
understanding of the l mversits are desirable skills. Program
begins June 15 and finishes approximates August 20
6 Telefund Assistants
To call UO Alumni seeking their financial support for the 198 1
Annual Fund. Some data recording involved. Assistants will work
10.5 hours a week between 6:00 and 9:30 p.m. Good
communicative skills, pleasant telephone manners, knowledge of
l mversits, and fund-raising interest preferred. Program begins
June 15 and finishes approximateh August 20
Applications and job description < available in l'() I nundation (Jffiu
148’ Susan Campbell Hall. Completed application du> no later than
Fhda\, June 5. f or further information, call 686 3016.
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Purveyors of Fine Fish & Shellfish
Friday & Saturday Specials
Prime Rib Fresh Salmon
S7 95 $7.95
Two for One Happy Hour
in the lounge 4 30 to 6:80 p m
seven days a week
Live entertainment
seven days a week starting at 8:30
Corner of . Reservations
Oak & Broadway 484-5730
Four G TFs earn honor
Two University graduate students will receive
the Graduate Teaching Fellow Award for
Outstanding Teaching for 1981
Chosen from among 58 nominees were Gwen
Soderberg, a master's degree student in
chemistry, and David Frank, a doctoral degree
student in rhetoric and communication The pair
will receive the awards June 14 during spring term
commencement at Hayward Field
Two others — Susan Wolfe, a doctoral
student in German, and Vincent Cassone, a
doctoral student in biology — will receive hon
orable mention
First presented in 1979, the $500 awards
were proposed by the University chapter of
Mortar Board, a national academic and service
honorary, to recognize excellence in teaching
and advising A committee composed of a
graduate teaching fellow, three faculty members,
the associate dean of the graduate school and
two Mortar Board members made the selections
Academic standards, innovation and clarity in
teaching, and student evaluations were qualities
considered
Soderberg graduated from the University in
1978, returning in the last fall to work toward a
master's degree in chemistry
Frank holds two degrees from Western
Washington University in Bellingham He enrolled
in the University 's speech doctoral program in the
tall of 1979
Wolfe began her doctoral program in German
in the fall of 1976 She holds a University master's
degrees in French and German
Cassone received a bachelor's degree from
Colby College, Waterville, Maine, in 1975 and a
master's degree from the University of Connec
ticut. Storrs, in 1978 He enrolled in the doctoral
program in biology in the fall of 1979
GRRILLAS will rock & roll again Saturday night
at the SUDS FACTORY (He s so intellectual
wonder it he'll compromise"’) 6-5
CORRECTION
Ml St Helens
Keeper ot the Fire
Saturday & Sunday
at 2 pm
at WISTEC- next to Autjten Stadium
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FOR YOUR PERSONAL BELONGINGS
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Size; 6x5 5x10 and large
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West 11th at Berteison
344-2710
■49 6-8
SINGLE ADULTS
Le' me mater your interest ant) values, with
other singles in ttiis area Very reasonable lee
CONTACT F
ENDSHIP DIRECTORY
317 W Broadway Suite 112
Eugene. Oregon 97401
343-9463 10 am-6 pm Mon-Fri
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IF YOU'RE IN DOUBT about pregnancy call
Birthright Free testing 687-8651 6161 M
CHARLES BACH Wow> Big 19 Happy
birthday Love your Hot Tub Bud' 6-5
STINKY: Happy 20th birthday to my post-teen
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Hard $89
Soft $139
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PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
HARD 9 SOFT LENS REPLACEMENT
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DAVE TAWNEY
Certified Optician
149 West 12th St.
ocated rn the Equitable Insurance
Building, V? block from the Eugene
Hospital 6 Clinic between Olive & Char
nellon
Phone 683-4164
?9 WF
We me men ot Sigma Chi Fr^irnity would itke
ID congratulate our newly initialed members
from the Spring 1981 class
Robert Carey
Ted Hatfield
Scott Huai
Mike Marshall
T om Mills
John Nichol
Colin O'Neil
Brad Paulson
George Reed
Paul Schwabe
John Misner
Rick Moore
Tony Titus
Don Walden
Welcome Brothers
In Hoc Signo Vinces
6-5
NEED VITAMINS? Save JO* oh regular puce
everyday Radiance Schift Thompson and
other , NATURAL VITAMIN SHOPPE 940
Garfield {across Iron Mr Steak 343 8301
Monday Friday 10-6 Saturday 10 1 271 ttn
Horseback Riding
Hayrtdae • Bam dance
C Bow Arrow Ranch
345-5643
?70 MWF
HI HONEY
697 5-f
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MAKE MONEY!
Recycling Your Ctottnys
RAGS TO RICHES ujy* ' -.tgr ■ ,r trad*'
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For appointment 344-7039 360 E 11tti
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Try our sauna 5 ?0 10 ?0 Wed Sun jpen tc,
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PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE ’ years Mat*
license riori se»ua house calls Dr referral
accepted Byron ?45 1231 6-8
KERMIT meet me at 10 ?0 an lor a chocolate
egg cream at l. enny s Gourmet Hot Dogs m the
Courtyard LOLITA tin
WATCH FOR Gregor An Supply
summer tern DISCOUNT SPECIALS
6-8
Watch ouf world1
MARK WHEELER
is 20 years old today Happy Birthday
Sweetheart P S i love you KASEY 6-5
AUNTIE SKINNER Meet me al 1 46 tonight in
Beall Hail to tiear the Emerald Dixieland Jazz
Ensemble PUNISHMENT BILL 6-5
SAE’S
Thanks tor the year on court You guys really
are the best' I'll miss you Love PEGGY PS
Baaaaaaaaaa (Kevin. I lied) 6 6
GUS Words can t describe the emptiness I m
going to leel when we say goodbye It's going
to be a long summer without you Love always
WOODFORD 6 5
ADPM TAMA. SUSAN. CHRIS. JULIE. AND
EILEEN. Congratulations new members'
We re proud to have you as our sisters 6-6
SARAH
KNAUSS
IS A GRADUATING SENIOR!
The bachelorette pad won't be the same
without you Good luck' Love THE
BACHELORETTES 2
THE GIAAANTS
l though that would catch your attention Some
WAD (Daaaa ) stole my fantastic idea lor a
personal (may lace) so this is wtiat you end up
with (Yo face; Moving right along the last
seven months have been the greatest because
of you Irom Sweetser to P A , to the
Mansion Thanks buddy! Here s to us
(cheers') to the future and all that cool P A
Slang11 love you! DEARIE '
MIMI ..els not miss ttie great buys AT Better
Day odds n ends eale Saturday (prices 10
. >10) P.M. 6 !
DOUG MAHONY
IS 21 loday Happy birthday Love NANCY
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BIG GALUTE Here s wishing you a very
special and happy birthday Live it up, but do
remember finals Large Louie Signed LITTLE
GALUTE 6-5
LESLIE Greyhound, Chardonay James P and
Kelley the flirts LTDs Westheimer TC's
Desperado!. Astroworld tans TEXAS only
ten more days to g> DEBBIE 6-5
LORNA Thanks tor ttemfl a flood friend I lf
miss you next year God Mess you Remember
It you go to the deli store don't buy the liver
worst __ I '
CAROLYN, KELLY. LAURA. TAMMY.
YVONNE AND EVEN MYCMAL My forever
friends tor fun tor love and tor my most
woridertul yea' thank you Rosemary mean
remembrance I will never lorge! t> 6
KRAIG
(Congratulations' Only 19 and graduating thir.
June Today * your last day o! classes After
finals schools out loreve> Good luck' Love
you VICTOR <
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHROOM The txg ;>0 is
finally herei Let s hit Gardens this afternoon
and celebrate with beet Then paint the towr
red with your usual finesse to celebrate this big
one and make It the best i ove yn NANNER
6 b
BUFFY SKIP. CHIP BIFF AND BINKY Thi
term has been real R & I We It miss you this
summer but well see you tor pie Good luck or<
tin air live and kisses CORKY AND BUNNY
6-b
SAMMY meet me at t 1 pm to' a game ot
Batttezone at Lenny's Gourmet Hot Dog; in the
irtyard LUIGI
DID YOU
KNOW?
fver though you are enrolled Spring term you
•tea to file dr INTENT TO REGISTER CARD
It you re planning to attend the SUMMER
SESSION There is lime to do n so slop by
64 PLC or the Registrar s Office or call
686-3475 66? 6-8
IT S NOT TOO LATE
I Me yc INTENT TO REGISTER CARD tor
the SUMMER SESSION Stop !>y toon M
Pi ' or trie Registrar s Ottir.e 662 6-6
Refrigerators
Taylor Mental in Springfield now taking re
servations on our dorm se/ed refrigerators for
summer term Taylor Renta. 179? N 42nd St
Spfld Ore 741 2901 6-8
LETS PARTY
I a/tor Hental still hat. a large selection ot party
items available tor eric) ol year partie- f-ver
/thing from canopies to ctiampagne fountains
to salt shakers Disposables ana printing now
available 1 79? N 42rid in Splld 741 2901
6-6
DUFFYS
Pre-finals Finale
DUFFY'S
Friday
at 4
$1 75 pitchers 4-6 pm
FREE LIVE MUSIC 4:30-6:30
Live music with
HOT WHACKS
Eriday 9 ?0-2
Live music with
THE STEVE
MYERS BAND
Saturday 930-2
Sunday HIT THE BOOKS!
QOOO LUCK WITH FINALS
68? 6-5
STOP BY ANDREA'S before leaving Eugene
lor the summer Stock up on our beautiful but
reasonably priced fabric laces and button Or
tmd that |ust perfect top skin pants or sun
dress in our boutique Don t lorget our cus
tom-fitted bikinis
ANDREA'S CLOTHES A CLOTH
2441 HHyard 345 1324
Mon-Sat 10-7 Sun 12-6
676 6 5
Don t drag your gear home this summer Store
it at
Attic Mini-Warehouse
Just south of Gilbert Shopping Center
1026 Highway MN
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