Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1982)
MEETINGS Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship will hold Us first meeting ot the term today at the Wesley Center The meeting will begin at 7 15 pm and will feature Jim Morris, a missionary in Thailand All are welcome One Way Ministries Bible study and Christian fellowship meets tonight at 8 in the EMU Forum Pastor Dan Johnson will lead study Ail are invited The International Christian Fellowship will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Way Inn. 1332 Kincaid St, tor Bible study There will be an African potluck on Sunday at 2 p m In Gertmger Lounge Interested students are welcome SPEAKERS Visual Receptor Mosaics In the Primate Retina" is the tope ol a lecture by Dr Stan Schein today at * p m in Floom 317. Science II "Moral Majority Pros and Cons," a panel discussion being ottered as pari of the Intertaith Lecture Series will be held Monday at 7 30 p m in EMU Forum The panel discussion will include representatives from Protestant Fioman Catholic, and secular groups, as well as the Moral Minority Sponsored by Campus Intertaith Ministry "The Library Scans In Eugene Past Present and Future" — s the topic ot a lecture by James Meeks head librarian of tbe Eugene Public Library, Sunday at 4 p rr> in the University Library s Oregon Collection Room Meek s presentation is part of tbe University library's celebration of its centennial, which includes a series of public lectures through the spring of 1982 The Friends of the University Library will conduct their winter meeting in conjunction with the lecture University Pres. Paul Olum will be speaking at a luncheon-forum today at the L 0 S Institute of Religion, 768 E 16th Ave The public is invited Sponsored by the LOSSA PLAYS "Season of Silence - LMe and Labor In the Oregon CSy Woolen MMI," a production by the Portland Labor Players II. is being performed Saturday at the Emerald Baptist Church Fellowship Had. 19th Avenue and Patterson Street The play is scheduled to begin at 8 p m and will be preceded by live musical entertainment at 7 30 teatunng Harry Samper of the Longshoremen Union The pertor mance is a benefit for the Lane Coalition to Save Jobs Tickets are $2 and will be available at the door MISCELLANEOUS "SrdsHmlnal Advertising - Are You Being Seduced by Those Ads" is the topic of a presentation tonight by Campus Crusade for Christ Don Clark. KEZI-TV anchor man, will emcee the program, which will include music, entertainment, and a door prize The program will begin at 7 01 p m in the Carson Dorm Gold Room Counseling — Alice Knotts. United Methodist Minister, will be in the Carson Hall Lounge each Friday from 11 a m to 1 p m to visit with students or to make appointments for counseling If you would like to make a private appointment with Rev Knotts, you may call 344-4219 or 686-4694 The Easter Seal swimming pool, 3575 Donald St., has Ks new winter schedule ready. The pool offers a variety of programs, including parent-child and pre-school lessons and senior swim New this term are community adult swim sessions on Mondays. Wendesdays. and Fridays from 8-9 a m and morning swim and exercise sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 30-9 30 a m Volunteers are also needed for all programs, including lifeguards, swim instructors, swim aides, attendants, and receptionists To sign up to volunteer or for complete swim schedule and fees contact Katie Gomez at 686-9290 Lutheran students on campus will hold a soup supper Sunday from 6-7 30 p m at Central Lutheran church Dr Rodney KHcup of the Honors College will speak on The Problem of Evolution and Theology for Darwin and Us Interested students welcome The University Counseling confer is offering a variety of group sessions this term For more information, calf 686-3227 Sessions include group therapy, wetght control, eating disorders, physical and psychological aspects of herpes, coping with anxiety, stress without disorders, and couples A CPU review course is being offered by the American Red Cross for those holding CPR cards The course will be offered on Tuesday from 6-10 p m To register, call 344-5244 POLICY The Emerald's briefs column is the responsibility of the news/editorial department and is open to anyone wishing to announce meetings, lectures, seminars, exhibits, scholar ships, or miscellaneous events Briefs are run once and they are subject to space limitations They must be typed and triple-spaced in a 65-character margin Include all pertinent information Also, list a name and phone number in case we have questions, and the date you want the brief run Events with donations or admission charges will not be accepted unless the organization is non-profit All items must be turned in by noon the day before publication at the Emerald Office, Room 300, EMU If you have a question, contact John at 686-5511 BLOOM COUNTY sewm what’ teimuw’ i pommy mm 0RI&5 rCfiHYOVR 5£CH£MY TYPE? WHftT mnmt mo? by Berke Breathed WmiVOYOVKHV THIS ISA PHOTO Of W IN A CLINCH WITH A MYSTERIOUS StONH UNKRTftf XX mis,s ASP THIS aug> ISCALtfP •AWtt/SH 'My Mf£ JCMWAifSM. \ THEN ECN*T stfap r awv WK mt C¥UK» > MO**/ CAh I fWTECTMy CHHMH? / HULO. BLOOM B6AG0N •town CMtOf STRIPS WaiMWBtWUJWT otfeKm mflRKOur MlW WCKC MR*-' SAY'THAT5 A the ^«mm* TOOK n't SdtflOUJtY. DOONESBURY QOOPFvcmtb von top economic advisor pwujp SLACKMEVER BECAME THE ■ LATEST ADMINISTRATION OFf/CjAETO RETURN V m private iecKR im was the scene at ne r white noose MR SLACRMEYER. NOT MAIL I'm ARE YWRESI6N- RESIGNING BE lllb BECAUSE Of CAUSE Of WE THE DtSPARny BE OWMTf BEWEM TWEEN YOUR RDSy MY EARNINGS P0 FORECASTSAH) TENT1AL AND MY THE CURRENT >' CURRENTSAtARV. RECESSION' > rC Tif by Garry Trudeau ACTUALLY, MYUHFF ANPI COULD PROBA BLY MAKl DO WITH MY GCVBRNMeNT SALARY. BUT IT'S HOT FOR US THAT I'M RBSI6NING. f m n Mb CHEAPER TO use THE MEDIA JUSTJHONEP YO/fRE NOT STAY /NO FOR DINNER, £ ^ ARE YOU7 f CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE PLACED AT ODE OFFICE 300 EMU UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER EMU MAIN OESK DEADLINES: Ads must be piacee by 1 pm one day poor lo publication Ads that are to appear m Monday's paper rcujst be in by 1 pm Friday Clothing LAFLER SILKSCREEN T shirts baseball shirts etc 343-230C M2-1W7 836 1-15 DORM REFRIGERATOR: Nice condition. $75 or otter ">44 7503 1 15 DISHWASHER FOR SALE Excellent shape good price 726-516? alter 5 15 1070 VW BUG Runs excellently $1 295 Electric typewriters $50 $125 10 speed $75 Secretary chair $50 10 color TV $125 688-4674._ M5 WATERBED frame liner heater double $90 or best John 683-6292 : 18 MOVING TO ALASKA SALE Everything must go Furniture clothes household basics, space healer books, toys beds Good value* 1744 E 17th Ave Near Hayward Field and Agate 343-4210 Fri-Mon 9-4 1-18 Buy/MI THE BUY a SELL CENTER has reopened at 3«1 W**t 5lh, upstairs Musical instruments, photo equipment, tools stereos and camping gear BUY-SELL-TRADE 628 MF RESEARCH Expert library, other research done by professional writer Reasonable rates Don, 484-568? 1-18 POSTERING F'osters put up all over town Campus discount Moment s notice anytime1 Don 484-568? 1-18 ALL OCCASIONS Writing, typing, mailing Telephone dictation 822-6230.461-2528 ___1-tS SEAMSTRESS Mending repairs No zippers Bell bottom conversions 683-5848 1-15 M jii < a1 % « vn*^?; ^tnrnMimmtmirr fH ART CLASSES CLOSED? Treal yourself lo an EMU Craft Center Workshop photography, ceramics libers, woodworking, jewelry gra phics glass bike repair and many more1 Registration begins Tuesday. Jan 12 at noon in the Forum room and continues all week in the Craft Center Call 686-4361 for more information or stop by and look around We re m the EMU on the ground ttoor 906 1-15 PIANO LESSONS Private studio lessons trom experienced teacher and performer Beginners wel come Classical orientation For infor mation call CHRISTOPHER SCHIN DLER 464-3186 _1_22 Typing PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statistical specialist IBM Correcting Selectric Graduate approved Near campus 344-0759 876 tin TYPING: ' 5 years experience Papers, disser tations editing IBM Selectric Pick-up and deliver Call Carole at 60S-3993. 910 tin TYPING/EDITING Call Judy or Sara 686-0739 972 HFM NANCY RILEY 699-9591 Typing Editing Correcting Selectric 15 yrs Tech Publications Experience 1992MWF TYPING UNLIMITED 747-9296 Grad School Approved / Guaranteed Selectric Call for pricing 189 tfn PRO TYPING ALL LEVELS IBM Correcting Selectric Call Barbara 345-0747 ____1921 MWF SUPERIOR SERVICES Typmg all kinds 729-7596 564 HFM EXPERIENCED TYPIST Located in Springfield Call Tina 726-0681 390 tin PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Accuracy edit ing Papers, theses, statistical Linda 485-6914 926MUWH FOR RENT: IBM Self-Correcting typewriters student rates Day week or month OFFICE WORLD 1601 W 7th 687-9704 RUSH PROFESSIONAL TYPING IBM Correcting Selectric Graduate School Approved Paula DaMong 484-9405 1-18 PRO TYPING/EDITING 2 blocks from UO Graduate approved Specializing in theses and dissertations Jennifer 4*5-3883 938 tin ONE CONGA Mumbaj Jack 345-452/ Also one conga shell 1-15 USED RALEIGH with complete touring kit-ex cellent condition 345-4527, Jack 1-15 PEUGEOT MEN'S 10-SPEED 23 fram^ Excellent condition $200 or best otter 683-4875 1-20 GOVERNMENT SURPLUS CARS AND TRUCKS now available through! local sale, under $300 Call 1-714/569-0241 for your directory on how to purchase Open 24 hours ____ _1-15 75 HONOA CIVIC 4-speed, radials. R & H AM-FM cassette $2,200 342-2189 Must sell1 1-15 ‘65 DATSUN PICKUP Good shape stereo bucket seats $625 344-3286 1-18 SAAB and VOLVO maintenance and repair MSB SWIFT SHOP 2526 WILLAMETTE 464-9333 1190 Main, SprlngffeM 747-5805 5635 ttn TIRED OF IMPERSONAL AUTO REPAIR? Why not let a professional factory trained and centitled mechanic give your little car the personal louch 1 in the privacy of his own home workshop9 Single parent responsibilities for two small children have torced me to quit my lucrative dealership /ob to bring you real savings on quality work for Volkswagen and Alfa Romeo vehicles Jerry Berger 344-4806. 949 tfn BARGAIN ROUND TRIP FARES Portland-Honolulu $379 Eugene-Tucson $287 Portland-Chicago $318 Portland-Miami $358 Portland-New York $379 Eugene-Denver $238 There are more Call us UNIVERSITY TRAVEL 683-5577 966 1-18 WE BUY STEREOS SALES AND SERVICE Large selection warranted stereo components STEREO WORKSHOP 1409 Main, SprIngfleM 741-1597 60.000 BOOKS IN STOCK All selling 25% to 50% off list prices New Books-Text Books-Cliff Notes Magazines USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD 10% OFF alt new books SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE 768 East 13th 522? tin SKI TUNING Certified, reliable, $8.50, 244-6241. 1-15 HEAD DOWNHILL SKIS 180 cm. Spademan bindings, Nordica boots, sizep 11 m Complete $80 345-3090 1-18 Attention: Ski Classes Like new equipment for sale Rosignol sm skis $200 w/Spademan bindings $240 Scott boots, $45, poles, $15 Package $250 689-3282 Pat eves 1-19 Need an audience? It you have talent to share at the McClain coffeehouse any Tuesday from 9-11 pm call Nancy, Sue, or Steph 485-9299 1-15 SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILA BLE m public schools getting experience while earning academic credit Help is needed in science tutoring for Special Ed , sign language with deaf students, and help with statistics Come to the lobby tables in the EMU or call 686-4351 919 1-15 SUPPORT GROUP SPONSORED by Women In Transition is forming for winter quarter The weekly meetings provide an opportunity to meet and exchange support with other return ing women Call Women In Transition at 686-4099 to sign up 937:1-15 HAVE 12:30-3:30 FREE Mon . Wed . or Fri and still wondering what to take9 We provide tree transportation to the Bethel School District tor placements in elementary, middle and high school settings Gain valuable experience while earning academic credit as you tutor kids in a variety of sub/ects or assist teachers in their classrooms There are also opportunities to plan an intramurals program, design lessons tor gifted students, and teach using an Apple computer Register in the EMU lobby until Jan 15 Of call Lori at 686-4351 920 1-15 EARN CREDIT WHILE WORKING with a handicapped child or an elderly person through the ESCAPE program Other placements available in after-school programs, corrections agencies or daycare centers Register in the EMU lobby from 9-4 daily til Jan 15 or call ext 4351 and ask tor deShauna or Susannah_ 921 1-15 CASH for any 65-68 Mustang Call Jim at 683-1695 DO YOU ENJOY FASHION, MAKEUP. JEWELRY? Then you're a natural for selling Avon Call 746-6422^_ 458 tin Women needed for research project A national manufacturer doing over $2 billion in annual sales will be conducting quantitative research testing of sanitary napkins in this area About 150 women who regularly use sanitary napkins will be selected as test par ticipants If selected, you will be asked to use similar napkins and rate them You will be given ». special gift for your participation If you are interested, please call Julie at 687-1153, Monday-Friday, 9 am-4 pm 929 1-15 ALASKA! Kenia, King Salmon. Naknek, Kodiak, and others Information on summer employment opportunities in Alaska Send $3 and a sell addressed envelope to T/S Enter prise, PO Box 1236, Philomath OR 97370 ___1-19 THE CREATIVE ID Felip Martinz needs models for demonstration haircutting or styling If you are interested please call 342-1751. 1611_Oak, Eugene 1-15 NEED TO ADD ANOTHER CLASS? Consider an alternative1 The ESCAPE Field Studies Program offers credit for working in community service agencies and public schools. Over 200 placements still available' Find us in the EMU lobby for 9-4 daily through Friday 1 /15, or stop by our office in Rm. 327 EMU, ext 4351 __ 922:1-15 VOLUNTEER FRENCH TUTOR needed at Jefferson Jr High ESCAPE credit available. Call Denise Simonds 687-3221 947 1-15 THE BIJOU THEATRE needs one dorm re sident to maintain calendars in all dorms One hour per week tor 2 free passes 969:1-15
