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MEETINGS
Students tor ■ Nuctoar Fra* Future will meat today at
5 30 p m In Boom 108, EMU An informational presen
tation will be followed by discussion ot current and future
SNFF activities
A Woman In Transition support group tor woman
returning to school will meet Thursday at 9 a m in
Century Room B. EMU For more information call Mary
at 686-4099
The University Mhe racing team will meet Thursday at
6 30 p m In Century Room D. EMU For more informa
tion, call 686-6344
The University Democrats will meet today at noon in
the EMU Forum Featured speaker will be Mike Grove.
Democratic candidate tor House District 41 Candidate
services and the upcoming May 18 primary election will
also be discussed
Amnesty International will hold an open meeting today
at 12 30 pm in Century Room E, EMU, to discuss
present and future protects
Pa* Chrtstl, the International Catholic Peace
Movement, will hold a local organizational meeting today
•t 7 30 pm (n the Newman Center There will be a
speaker and discussion on methods that local church
members can use In working towards disarmament and
world peace
SPEAKERS
"Innovation Adoption and Organizational Change:
Program Evaluation In Gerontology" is the topic of a
lecture by Donald Davis, Michigan State University,
today at 4 p m In Room 146, Straub Hall
FILMS
Proposed ott-rood vehicle closures on beaches on tfie
central Oregon coast south ot Florence is the topic of
two slide presentations tonight at 7 at the Campbell
Senior Center, 155 High St Conservationist Wendell
Wood will cover various natural ecosystems found in the
Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area
CLASSES
A certified cardiopulmonary resuscitation class,
certified by the American Heart Association, will be
offered by CPR Lifefine at the Eugene Hospital and Clinic
Thursday from 6 30-10 30 p m Preregistration is
required For registration and additional information call
the CPR Lifeline at 726-9692
"The Way, The Truth, and The Right: An Examination
of PoMttcat Ideology and Bfebcal Justice” is the topic
a seven-week class which begins Thursday at 12:30 p
at the Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid St The class will
led by Alice Knotts, United Methodist campus minister,
and Cindy Biddtecomb. mission intern
MISCELLANEOUS
Applications to tie International Studies Program are
being accepted for the spring term until May 3
Questions? Call Susan Hayes at 686-5050
“Locally Available Solar Hot Water Systems” is the
focus of a display of products presented by local solar
businesses today at 7 p m at the Eugene Public Library
For further information, call 686-3696 Sponsored by the
University Solar Energy Center and the Willamette Valley
Solar Energy Association
PoMworkers needed during ASUO elections April 14.
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15 and 23, 24 Call Bev Shoopman at 686-3724.
A Job Fair# lor students under 20 years of age will be
held in the EMU Ballroom Thursday from 9 a m to noon
Practice interviews with area employers will be offered
Campus Intertahh Ministry otters an Information table
In Ota EMU every Wednesday from 10 a m to 2 p m. A
chance to meet the campus ministers and receive
information about CIM
Episcopal Lenten worship and Holy Eucharist today at
4 30 p m at the Koinonia Center Chapel, 1414 Kincaid
St
The Wesley Foundation otters Informal worship each
Wednesday from 12:30-1 p m in the chapel at 1236
Kincaid St II is a time of Sharing scripture, singing and
prayer
A Passover community pottuck and second Seder
dinner will be held on Thursday at 5:30 p m at 2550
Portland St Cost for individuals is $2 50 and children
under 10 years is $1 50. All participants are requested to
contribute food and/or work hours Sponsored by
Jewish Student Union and Hillel at the University For
details and reservations call 484-1707
Classifieds 686-4343
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than one day * incorrect advertising insertion
The ODE s liability tor typographical errors
incorrect msedions or omissions m advertising
publtshea shall be umiied solely to the cancel
lation ot charges tor such portion ot space
occupied by the error it yout ad appears
incorrectly, call MMM3 before 1 pm lor
correction in me ried day's issue
For Sale
SPECIAL COLOR TV Reconditioned and
guaranteed $85 up 686 9719 after 7 pm 4 7
KENWOOO 40 WATT AMP Tuner Bolivar 125
spltrs $200- offer All good condition tots ot
life Cal 88?-6920 4-7
DUNLOP MAXPLY FORT >« l*t
nee $30 CONDO JUNIOR metal tennis
racket new $10. DESK STUDY LAMP with
two 15w ttourescent lights $15 Ph '*44 5449
AD_;_ 4-7
MODEM RS-222 or TRS-80 But
d receive ?00 Baud. new under warranty.
$170 746-9422 4-7
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY 197? Chev Ga
pns station wagon Excellent condition lust
$900 Utno 686-6171. Abbie or 687-0970
_ 4-12
NOW ON SALE
Danners Mountain Trail boots and Cowtown
Western boots Reg $99 now $75
CAMPUS SHOE SHOP
843 E. 11th 341-0613
618 4 -9
SPEAKERS FOR WALKMAN CASSETTE or
other small cassette players Call Kevin
between 12-6 4-7
RAtCHLE MOUNTAINEERING BOOTS Size
6Vi-7, imported from Switzerland Excellent
condition $50 Gall 744-6057 4 8
MOTOBECAME men t '0-speed 20 Excel
lent condition $170 742-2094 evenings 4-8
GREY HANOTAME COCKATIEL Large cage
accessories and parakeet Must sell immebia
tel/ All tor $150 negotiable or trade tor (?)
BBS 9459 between 6-9 pm 4-8
MOVING SALE: 1 >72 Vofea 1975 Subaru.
Remington electric typewriter stereo great
books of Western World lawnmower chest of
drawers Call 726-6444 4-7
Instruction
JAZZ:
Then Til Now
Earn three credits while exploring jazz history
from 1900 to 1980 Taught by Carl WokJeck m
an informal non technical sty* wilh lots of
m-class listening
THURSDAYS 6:30-6:20 PM
TLN 8656 MUS 1M 654 FEE
518 4-7
Guitar Instruction
Folk/Bluegrass
Relaxed non -competitive atmosphere
Acoustic styles of Dylan Browne Bea
lies Seeger, CSNY Baez, many others
TUES 15:30-16:20 MUS 186
instructor Paul Friedlander
470 4-8
i^HUMP x
NIGHT
EVERY WEDNESDAY
MUSIC
FRIENDS
j R&rR
(Refreshing Sc
Revitalizing)
BUVS ANY DRINK
fWfl*
O'CaUahan't
440 Coburg Road. Eugene * 343-1221
ADD THIS CLASS!
Rock Classes
INSIDE ROCK I
Overview of roots (50s) to Beatles, Who.
Chock Berry, Elvts. others
WED. 10:30-2120 MUS IN
INSIDE ROCK II
Overview more 60s Stones. Clapton.
Hendrix, SF sound. Doors. Dylan to
New Wave
TWURS 15:30-13:20 MUS 1M
ADD THIS CLASS!
History of Electric
Guitar in Rock
Rock music styles Berry. B B King,
Hendrix. Page Clapton. AJIman others
WED 15:30-10^0 MUS 407
Instructor Paul Fnedlandet
Fee added $54/3 credits
Open to all students
Classes include listening, lecture, dts
_ cusston
rr s TAX TIME
ASSOCIATED TAX PROCESSORS
I come to you' Call Jerry. 687-1887 Licensed
tax preparer _ _ 4-16
CUSTOM ROTOTILLING Soil conditioning
composting, and fertilizer Difficult access
gardens no problem Any size garden
683-4367 or 935-1042 4-1?
LAFLER SILKSCREEN
Bulk pnnted t-shirts
343-2306 or 342-1927
__528:4-9
ELECTRICAL WORK Remodeling and finish
carpentry Willing to work with owner Allen
689-6908 4-7
Typing
EXPERIENCED TYPIST using IBM Selectric III
Call Mina between 8 am and 11 pm at
726-9824 _ 362 MW
TYPING
DONNA 344-1816
_2326 MW
TYPING: i b years experience Papers, disser
tations. editing IBM Selectric Pick-up and
delivery Can Carole at 688-3983. 240? ttn
TYPING UNLIMITED
747-9296
Grad School Approved/Guaranteed
Selectric Call for pricing
189:tfn
PRO TYPING /EDITING
On vacation (yippee') till 4/29
Jennifer 485-3863
_49) 4-28
PRO TYPING ALL LEVELS
IBM Correcting Selectric
Call Barbara 345-0747
495MWF
EXPERIENCED TYPIST Essays, resumes,
term papers and graduate work Call Cindy
689-0553-__393MWF
PROFESSIONAL QUALITY TYPING at a
price you can afford Can Janice. 726-5953.
367 MWF
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statistical
specialist IBM Correcting Selectric Graduate
approved Near campus 344-0759. 460 tfn
PROFESSIONAL TYPING Same day service.
$05 per page 344-5027. _53? 4-9
COMPUTER WORO PROCESSING
by YOUR WORD’S WORTH 342-7548
_5256-24
TYPING GURARNTEED pertect. last Pickup
and delivery Karen, 741-0486anytime 4-9
HAWK WORD PROCESSING: Computer
system makes typing obsolete Theses,
reports, resumes Free pickup/delivery
343-5513__4-9
TYPING Elite, guaranteed fast, perfect Pick
up. delivery, $ 85.'page Wendy. 683-8684
4-7
JOUfill JpydliS
Jim’s Electronics
STEREO REPAIR
AUDIO SERVICES
1627 Peart Street 343-7683
Monday thru Friday 9-6 pm
Saturday 9-1 pm
5635 tfn
WE BUY STEREOS
SALES AND SERVICE
Large selection warranted stereo components
STEREO WORKSHOP
1409 Main. Springfield 741-1597
963 Hn
PHASE LINEAR amp-preamp $600. Nakami
chi 4802 deck $450. Bang & Olutsen turntable
$225 SonabOOII loudspeakers $300, $1500
firm All 3 months old 687-0236 4-9
Photography
FUJICA AZ-1 ?5mm Excellent condition
Flash included $200 or best offer. Call
344-6057 4-8
jam
Print Shop
LOCATED IN THE EMU BASEMENT
Same-day Book Binding
.service Available
We have the facilities to meet your needs
Phone: 686-4369
Open weekdays
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