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MEETINGS Students lor a Nuclear Free Future will meet today in Room 110, EMU. at 5:30 p.m Issue information and discussion wilt be followed by an organizational meeting A women's assertiveness training class will meet today at 11 a m in Century Room B. EMU A woman's support group, sponsored by ttie Women s Referral A Resource Service, will meet tonight at 7 at the YWCA. 841 E. 18th Ave For more information, contact Julie at 686-3327 A gay man's rap group will meet today at 7 p m at 1414 Kincaid St For more information call or stop by the Gay People's Alliance. Suite 318. EMU. or call 686-3360 Returned Peace Corps volunteers will meet today at 7:30 p m in Rooms 108-109, EMU The public is invited The American Advertising Federation will meet today at 4 30 p m in Room 301. Alien Hall The Society of Professional Journalists will meet tonight at 7:30 in Room 301-A. Allen Hall All members should attend The coatttton to organize a spring ratty against United States Involvement In El Salvador (and In suport of the FOR) will meet tonight at 7:30 in the basement seminar rooms at the University Law School The Aslan American Student Union will hold a mem bership meeting today at 7 p m in Room 12. EMU If you are an Asian American. Pacific Islander or interested in Asian culture, you are welcome to attend The Administrative Support Group will hold an informal meeting from noon to 1 p m Wednesday in Room 111. EMU There will be no speaker SPEAKERS "Enatgr An Open Agenda" is me topic of a lecture by Kathy Ging. candidate for an EWEB board seat, today at 3:30 p m in Century Room E, EMU Sponsored by the University Democrats, who will hold a busines meeting following Ging's lecture to discuss last week's voter registration drive, me mid-March forum and the Party Platform Convention "The PoNeh Crisis” is the topic ot a panel discussion today at 7:30 p m in Room 167. EMU Panel members will include University professors Joseph Fiszman (political science). Steve Reynolds (religious studies). George Makaowski (history), and Ron Wixman (geography): and Jeanne Jazowick (Jagiellonian V . Krakow) Sponsored by the Russian & East European Studies Center "Transcription Initiation and Termination Signals In Xenopus Rlboaumal Genes" is me topic of a lecture today by Dr Gary Morgan, zoology department. Univer sity ot Washington Morgan will speak at 4 30 p.m in Room 16. Science I "The Shows About to Begin!'' is the topic of a panel discussion Saturday introducing me Eugene Performing Arts Center Scheduled to begin at 1 p.m in the Fountain Court. EMU. the panel will focus on me compatibility ot EPAC and the grass roots art community and what EPAC will mean tor the future ot performing arts at the University and in Eugene For more information, contact me Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group "Legal Rights of Women in Marriage and Divorce" is the topic of a discussion Tuesday by Eugene attorneys Pat Vallerand and Mary Porter Leistner at 11 30 a m in the Boardroom of the Lane Community College admin istration building The two attorneys' presentation is part of the Women's Program Brown Bag series Call 747-4501. ext 2353. tor more Information "Treating Sexual Prototems and Concerns" is the title of a presentation at the Eugene Public Library lecture room today at 7:30 p m Wendy Maltz and D BeeSholes. sex education and therapy consultants, will present a short history of sex therapy, describe common sexual problems, and explain the methods used to treat them The talk is tree and open to the public For more information call Mattz at 484-4480 or Sholes at 484-5861 SEMINARS "Bread Box Solar Hot Water Systems" Is the topic ot a lecture by Howdy Reichmuth. Orogon Department of Enery, Wednesday at 12:30 p m in the EMU Forum Sponsored by the University Solar Energy Center and the Willamette Valley Solar Energy Association For further information, call 686-3696 FILMS "War Without Winners" will be shown today at 7 p m at 1236 Kincaid St tt will be followed by an organiza tional meeting tor a planned mid-May rally to support the Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign The meeting will begin at about 7 30 p m All are invited Sponsored by Citizen Action for Lasting Security and Students tor a Nuclear Free Future For more information call 343-8548 A slide show on Big Wall rock climbing In Vosemlte Valley and tree climbing In Oregon and the cainornia Sierras and desert will be ottered Wednesday at 7 p m in Room 107. Lawrence Mall Sponsored by the University Outdoor Program MISCELLANEOUS Lenten worship today at 4 30 pm at the Kotnonla Center chapel. 1414 Kincaid St Sponsored by Epis copal Campus Ministry Everyone is welcome to attend The Peace Corps will have an Information table today In the EMU lobby Interviews are being held Wodnes day-Friday at the Career Planning ft Placement Service A group meeting has been scheduled lor Wednesday from 3:30-5 p m In the EMU Forum The United Methodist Campus Ministry holds a regular worship time on Tuesdays at 4 30 p m You are invited to participate during this Lenten season Wesley Foundation. 1236 Kincaid St Joann Eaktn from the San Francisco Theological Seminary will be at the Wesley Center. 1236 Kincaid St on March B at I 30 pm and in the Central Presbyterian Church conference room at 7 30 p m to discuss the Masters ot Arts in Values program Call 344-4210 lor more information Mortar Board Senior Honor Society has extended Its selection deadline to Wednesday Students who will be seniors tall term of 1982 with a cumulative QPA ot 3 2 are eligible Information sheets are available at the Main Library next to the Professor ot the Month display DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau BLOOM COUNTY by Bcrke Breathed Classifieds 686-43431 CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE PLACED AT ODE OFFICE 300 EMU UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER EMU MAIN DESK DEADLINES: Ads must be placid by 1 pm one day poor to publication Ads that are to appear th Monday's paper must be m by 1 pm Friday The ODE cannot be responsible for more than one day's incorrect advertising insertion The ODE s liability tor typographical errors incorrect insertions or omissions in advertising published shall be limited solely to the cancel lation of charges for such portion of space occupied by the error It your ad appears incorrectly. call 686-4343 before 1 pm tor correction in the next day s issue Clothing MISC. CLOTHING Good condition Sizes 9-10 and 11-12 Small and medium Shoes 5M Sally 687-0079. Called for appointment 324:tfn For Sale LIVE IN THE WOODS: Buy my 2 bedroom mobile home, only $3,000 Located on private Yi acre southeast hits Land rent only $125 month 747-25583-5 ENGAGEMENT RING SET Size 4 Only $150 Worth much more! 484-3107 3-5 SKI BOOTS Nordica 8V4m 686-3666 brand new. $120, best otter3-3 LOCKABLE ROOF MOUNT ski racks Fits any car, $25 135mm 2.8 camera lens Fits Nikon base, $75 Double bed with wood head and baseboard box spring and mattress, $50 Call Jim evenings, 344-6724 3-2 Instruction SPANISH LESSONS English Conversation Tutoring/Teaching $5 lesson Call 686-9036 before 10 pm3-5 ECKANKAR A Way of Lite MEMBERSHIP CLASS Sunday, March 7, 2 pm 1122 Alder, 343-2657, 686-8204 3-2 Services rrs TAX TIME ASSOCIATED TAX PROCESSORS I come to you! Call Jerry, 687-1887 Licensed tax preparer 4-14 Typing TYPING/EDITING Close to campus, graduate approved Professional results Call 343-7906 3-3 Pages PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statistics specialist IBM Correcting Seiectric Gracuate approved Near campus 344-0759 876 tin TYPING: 15 years experience Papers dissertations, editing IBM Selectnc Pick-up and deliver Call Carole at 688-3983. 240? ttn TYPING UNLIMITED 747-9296 Grad School Approved / Guaranteed Selectnc Call ‘Of pricing _189 ttn PRO TYPING/EDITING 2 blocks from UO No job too small Specializing in theses and dissertations JennHer 485-3883 __ 938'tfn PRO TYPING ALL LEVELS IBM Correcting Seiectric Call Barbara 345-0747 495 ttn TYPING Professional guaranteed, same day service 85 cents per double-spaced page Call 7 am-noon 4-6 pm 7-9 pm 344-5027. 166 ttn RUSH PROFESSIONAL TYPING IBM Correcting Selectnc Graduate School Approved Cal Paula Defnong 484-9405 _1981fn TYPING GUARANTEED IBM Correcting Seiectric Ruth 345-5514 ___288.UH EXPERIENCED TYPIST Located in Springfield Call Tina. 726-0681 390 UW FORGET THE REST hire the BEST. Sue. 688-9799 421:3-15 HAWK WORD PROCESSING: Computer system makes typing obsolete Theses, reports, resumes Free pickup/delivery 343-8613.3-5 EXPERIENCED TYPIST IBM Seiectric Will do most typing jobs including papers, tables, theses etc Have seven years experience 688-6134039:3-2 COMPUTER WORD PROCESSING by Your Words' Worth 342-7548 3-5 ' Sound Systems WE BUY STEREOS SALES AND SERVICE Large selection warranted stereo components STEREO WORKSHOP 1409 Main. Sprtnghatd 741-1597 __ 963 ttn AWESOME STEREO Not available in U.S. Includes 250 watt Kenwood receiver, Sansui S-C 5100 cassette deck. Sansui SR 535 turntable, 4 Technics loudspeakers (200 w) $2,000 or best offer Call Randy 345-6646.3-2 Jim’s Electronics STEREO REPAIR AUDIO SERVICES 1627 Pearl Sheet 343-7883 Monday thru Friday 9-6 pm Saturday 9-1 pm 5635tfn MUST SELL hardly used really nice stereo Yamaha receive' Sanyo turntable Advent streakers $425orbesi ?42 1101 MclNTOSH C26 preampii'ie' Hardly used excellent condition $350 Hob 686-627? 3'1 FOR SALE: Yamaha CA 2010 integrated amplifier 120 watts per channel $480 484-9099 evenings 3-4 60.000 BOOKS IN STOCK All selling 25% to 50% oft list prices New Books-i exl Books-Clitt Notes Magazines USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD 10% OFF all raw books SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE 768 East 13th Recreation SKI BUS Hoodoo & Willamette Pass $7 50 round trip IRON HORSE STAGE LINES, 343-0564 ?-2 Bicycles BUY-SELL-TRADE Reconditioned bikes used parts SECOND NATURE BICYCLES 1712 Willamette 343-5362 WE BUY USED BIKES 716UW JEUNET 21" men s touring Dike Must sell, call Liz 683-9002. ?-5 Opportunities THREE CAREER PLANNING ASSISTANTS needed to run workshops and counsel students on career-related matters for spring quarter 1981 -82 and fall quarter 1982-8? Gam work experience paraprolessional training practlcum training Contact Debbie Chereck Career Planning & Placement. Susan Campbell Hall. 686-3235_ _ 319 3-2 THE BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT wishes to announce the Mary Alden Scholarship This scholarship in the amount of $500 will be awarded to an undergraduate biology major to be used tor tuition and expenses during spring term of this year Students preparing for professionals schools in the medical area will also be considered Applicants we be lodged on the basis of academic achievements ap plicants should include a copy of all academic work done at Oregon and at other Universities, and two reference letters from people who know the student s work Applications must be received in the Biology Office (see Elsie Mumbach) by March 8. 1982 306 3-2 GO FISH! In the Peace Corps Starling in June the Peace Corps has openings in fisheries and related fields If you have 12 hrs of biology and love fish you could be heading for Honduras, or the Dominican Republic by June Find out more in the EMU today!! 381:3-2 CHRISTUS HOUSE Provides community living for Christian students and is sponsored by Central Lutheran Church Rooms avdiiaL4e Call 687 014L. 224 ?-5 1969 VW VAN Good motor transmission $750or best offer 74 7-9894 evenings 3-2 MUST SELL 1970 BSA 441 vv • work or great parts bike $250 or best 342 1101 3-3 Auto Repair VW OWNERS: Support academia and save money by having me a graduate student arid a mechanic with eight years dt professional experience fix your VW s I guarantee all my work and otter campus pickup and delivery Call Dennis Todd 344-7906 78S.U SAAB and VOLVO maintenance and repair MtB SWIFT SHOP 2529 WILLAMETTE 484-9333 __ __ _ 56? 5 tin TIRED OF IMPERSONAL AUTO REPAIR? Why not let a professional factory trained and certified mechanic give your little care the personal touch' in the privacy ot his own home workshop7 single parent responsibilities tor two small children have forced me to quit my lucrative dealership |Ob to bring you real savings on quality work for Volkswagen and Atta Romeo vehicles Jerry Berger 344-4806. 949'tfn Help Wanted GRAPHIC ARTIST to do rough sketches tor student paper one evening Sketches due Wednesday night Rob 485-4309?-2 The EMU Cultural Forum invites applications Application forms are available tor 1982-8? EMU Cultural Forum volunteer student coordinators in the following areas Popular, Jazz/Blues, and Folk Music Concerts. Film & Literature, Visual Arts. Performing Arts, Contemporary Issues, and Program Committee DEADLINE tor applying is THURSDAY. APRIL 1. Obtain applications and |Ob descriptions in Suite 2 EMU If you have the least amount ol interest, stop by the office and learn more about the reward ing experience of working on the Cul tural Forum ?68:?-?0 OVERSEAS JOBS Summer/year round Eu rope, S Amer , Australia. Asia All fields $500-51200 monthly Sightseeing Free infor Write IJC Box 52-OR-?, Corona Del Mar. CA 92625 3-5 ACTORS NEEDED for slide show Must be 30 lbs over ideal weight. Bob Hackman, ext 4119/4138 3-4 YOU CAN EARN GOOD MS ng Av' more information, call 746-6422 458:Mn NEED A PLACE? HAVE A PLACE? Screened people need you now $20 tee 6 month membership Don t take chances UNITED ROOMMATES 747-7337 Everyday 11-8 pm 828 «n QUIET ROOMMATE SPRING TERM 2 be droom apartment near campus All conven renew 342-Si 19 9-4 FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to share a large lully lurnrshed clear one bedroom apartment Close to campus St25 rent plus Vi utilities Laurie 485-41 /fc. 3-5 ROOMMATE WANTED! Comfortable large a bedroom house has fireplace hardwood doors, part* nearby friendly atmosphere Rent onty $101 50 nIt 4 5278 3-5 FRIENDLY, MATURE student to share our upstairs household 19th and Columbia $100 beginning of spring 344-3586 belore 9 am or 10 pm 3-4 FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted Non-smoker for 2 bdr apt claose to campus $125 Call 484-4286_ 3-8 ROOMMATE WANTED tor large 3 bedroom house 6 blocks trom campus Fireplace pel maybe St 32 plus 1/3 utilities Amy or Mimt 344-1575 3-3 HOUSEMATE NEEDED to share roomy place Vi blockIrom campus $l40/month. Vi utilities 683-7611 3-5 For Rent FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one and two bedroom apadments near campus $150 to $250 668-1990, 489-0399. 2337 Mr, CLOSE TO CAMPUS 1970 Onyx Studio Drapes, semi-turmshed $209 1042 University Studio Carpets, range and refrigerator $199 plus deposit IPM CO.. REALTOR 1099 HIGH ST. 489-8252 _927:t1n 1908 FERRY One bedroom apartment. furnished Carpets, drapes, range, refrigerator covered parking $197 plus deposit Manager 343-1456 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1069 HIGH 8T 485-9282 _326:ttn SHOOT SOME BASKETS take a dip in the pool, pump some iron and lake a hot sauna Beautiful south hills townhouses Fireplace, dishwasher, carports/garage, close lo bus lines and shopping Only 3 bedrooms available 4427 Fox HoHow Rd 464-8393 547 tln BEAUTIFUL FIVE BEDROQM home with fireplace 1308 Jefterson, $550 Call 683-3203 543:tln STUDIO APARTMENTS Close lo campus, 657 E 13th $145 and $1S0, all utiltities paid Also, one bedroom apartment, $175 344-4117 or 484-1238_Q36:tfn Apartment for Rant 1 bedrm all utilities paid $220 per month 485-8859 063 tin Tuesday, March 2,1982
