MEETINGS
A Woman In Transition support group tor woman
ramming to school wilt moot Thursday at 9 a m m Century
Room E, EMU All are welcome For more information call
Sydney or Mary at 686-4090
The University chapter of Amnesty International will
meet today at 12 30 p m in Century Room D EMU
Interested non members are welcome
Lana County veterans Interested In lormlng a labor
pool are encouraged to attend an organisational meeting
Monday at 7 p m m the McNutt Room. Eugene City HWl
This labor pool is designed to serve the employment needs
ot Lane County veterans it will be organised along
co-operative does and will match veterans with the labor
market For further information call Bob Galvan at 686-5576
or come by 1479 Moss St
WORKSHOPS
The (ournallsm pear advisors are sponsoring s
resume writing workshop tor Journalism majors
Thursday at 1 p m m the Erie Allen Reading Room (second
floor, Alton Hall) Richard Young from Career Planning and
Placement will show how your classwork applies to your
resume For information call 686-3715
SPEAKERS
Why President's Fall" is the topic of a lecture by
Pulrt/er Pnre-winning author James McGregor Bums today
at 8 p m in Room 331, Gilbert Hall Bums will discuss the
need for America's presidents to exert more effective
leadership Sponsored by the University department of
political science For further information, contact Jim
University political science professor, at 686-4873
"Th* Proc... of Political Transition In Victorian
Westminster" is the topic of a lecture today at 5 p m m
Hoorn 184, PLC Sponsored by the history department
FILMS
Wilderness Log," a slideshow for women depicting a
1 OOO-mie tackpacking trip along the Pacific Northwest
Trail, will be shown May 15 at 8 p m at the Eugene Garden
Club. 1645 High a An experienced backpacker and a
sedentary housewife are the subjects, as well as the
relationship that the two women develop with each other
and with adventure Admission is $2-$3 sliding scale The
building is wheelchair accessible For more information, call
689-3999
MISCELLANEOUS
Computer-assisted career exploration — Reserve an
appointment to identify potential careers The computer will
be available May 5-7 at Career Planning and Placement
Service. Room 246, Susan Campbell Hall, between the
hours of 9 a m to 4 p m Call 686-3235 for appointments
Pro-Choice Oay ‘82 — The Campus American Civil
Liberties Union and Women's Referral will sponsor a series
of activites today At noon there will be a rally by the EMU
breezeway. at 2 30 p m, a political skills and legislative
awareness workshop will be held in the EMU Forum; and at
7 30 tonight, Pro-choice activists and "Right to Life”
members will debate m the EMU Forum All events are free
For more information call 686-3327
United Methodist Campus Ministry holds regular
•or»Np services each Wednesday at 12:30 p m In Ihe
Wesley Center Chapel, 1236 Kincaid a.
Experience a mum-media study of the marketing
strategies that caused Miller Brewing Company’s
phenomenal success during (he past decade Presented by
Miner College Marketing, University Marketing Association
and Patrick Distribution today at 6 p m in Hoorn 180, PLC
POLICY
The Emerald's el al column is open to anyone wish mg to
announce meetings, lectures, seminars, exhibits, scholar
ships or miscellaneous events Et als are run once and 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 a donation and admission fee 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, Suite 300, EMU tf you have a question, please
contact John at 686-5511.
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by Berke Breathed
I Classifieds 686-4343
CLASSIFIED ADS CAN
BE PLACED AT
OOE OFFICE 300 EMU
UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER
EMU MAIN DESK
DEADLINES: Ads must Be placed by 1 pm
one day poor lo publication Ads that are to
appear m Monday s paper must be m by 1 pm
Friday
The OOE cannot be responsible tor more
than one day's incorrect advertising insertion
The OOE s lability tor typographical errors
incorrect insertions or omissions m advertising
published Shan be limited solely to me cancel
lation ot charges tor such portion o! space
occupied by the error tt your ad appears
Incorrectly, call SM-4343 baton 1 pm tor
correction m the ne*t day s issue
RATES: States are 1S cants par word tor the
ttrst day and 12 cents per word tor consecu
tive days Pie ad is run without change.
SI .50 minimum lor to# Brel insertion
St -20 minimum lor conseuttve Insertions
There Is NO refund tor ad cancellations
PAYMENT: AH ads must be paid tor in
advance unless a billing agreemenr has been
established with («
Clothing
T-SHIRTS
Cali Latter Silkscreen
343-2306, 342-1027
841 5-6
For Sale
COMPUTERS AND SUPPLIES Cheick our
prices before you buy Dream Electronics
Corvallis Mrs 12 5 ?0. 742-48?? 808 5 7
DOUBLE SIZE mattress and bo* spring $50
or best otter ?44 160? 5-5
5 acres in Arizona
$1000 Phone 896 006? (jocal) 5-7
MEW DIAMOND WEDDING set Original
$275, sell $110 ?45-?711 9145-19
Instruction
GUITAR. PIANO. BASS LESSONS tech
nique/theory All styles John Sharkey
344-5530. 15 years leaching experience
878 6-7
Typing
COMPUTER WORD PROCESSING
by YOUR WORDS’ WORTH 342-7546
525 6-24
Rent- A-T y pewriter
One month - $25
One week-$10
One day - $3
Rent new or used typewriters with an
option to buy (25 # down payment
minimum on our sale price, followed by
$25 monthly payments) Buy or rent a
typewriter at the UO Bookstore
686-4331. 907:5-7
TYPING: 15 years experience Papers,
dissertations, editing IBM Selectnc Pick-up
and delivery Call Carole at 686-3383.
240? tin
TYPING UNLIMITED
747-8286
Grad School Approved / Guaranteed
Selectrtc Call lor pricing
189 tin
Forget trie rest hire the BEST. Sue 668-9799
_777 MWE
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statistical specia
list IBM Correcting Selectric Graduate
approved Near campus 344-0759. 460 tin
EXPERIENCED TYPIST using IBM Selectric Ml
Call Mina between 8 am and 11 pm at
726-9824 362 MW
TYPING
DONNA 344-1916
_2326 MW
PRO TYPING ALL LEVELS
IBM Correcting Selectric
Call Barbara 345-0747
_ " _ 495 MWF
PRO TYPING /EDITING
2 blocks from UO No job too snail
Specializing in theses and dissertations
JennHer 495-3693
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EXPERIENCED TYPIST Most |Obs plus edit
mg Fast accurate Mary 344-2041. 8 79 WF
HAWK WORD PROCESSING
system makes typing obsolete Theses
reports resumes Free pickup / delivery
343-5513;___ 824 tin
PERFECT TYPING GUARANTEED Fast Free
pickup, delivery Karen 741-0486 anytime
__5-10
LOW COST COMPUTER TYPING Quick
service Convenient pickup and delivery
Utopian Soiutlone 345-3269/344-9737. 5-4
STRANDLIEN TYPING SERVICE Qualify
typing at your convenience Short notice
considered Pickup and delivery Call Lucy at
688-2238 S-17
60,000 BOOKS IN STOCK
All selling 25% lo 50% of! list prices
New Books-Texl Books-Cliff Notes
Magazines
USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
10% OFF all new book*
SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
7M East 13th
522? tfn
Recreation
FREE POOL
al the Black Forest Tavern
Tuesdays A Thursdays 11 am-4 pm
838 MW
SECOND NATURE BICYCLES
1712 WIHamette 343-5362
WE BUY USED PARTS
__716 UW
MEN'S 10-SPEED Good condition, pump lire
levers $80 Richard 484-0059 5-6
Cars/Cycles
CARS AND TRUCKS most makes and models
under $200 Sold through local governement
sales Call 1 (714) 569-0242, ext 1631 lor
directory on how to purchase_5-7
1076 HONOA CIVIC HATCHBACK, very
clean Good buy $1975 747-8611 5-5
WANTED: Small, inexpensive motorcycle or
moped, running or not Spencer, 686-4125
_5-7
MUST SELL 1982 Datsun Stanza 2 door tape.
5-speed, excellent Richard, 484-0059, after 7
pm._._6-6
1662 VOLKSWAGEN Karman Ghia good
engine, lair body, $480 998-6238 5-7
Auto Repair
SAAB arid VOLVO maintenance and repair
M A B SWIFT SHOP
2529 WIHamette 484-9333
_5635ttn
TIRED OF IMPERSONAL AUTO REPAIR?
Wiry not let a professional factory trained and
certified mechanic give your little car the
personal touch in the privacy of his own
home workshop7 Single parent responsibilities
tor 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.
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STUDENT TRAVEL
Budget flights, Eurailpasses Britrailpasses int'l
student ID card ATH card, tours, books,
insurance work programs, language centers
and much more Write or call for free travel
catalog CIEE Travel. 1214 N E 4?rd St
* 210, Seattle WA 98105 (206)622-2448
_6-7
ONE-WAV AIRLINE TICKET from Portland to
Honolulu Good through July 25 $200 Call
686-6110 for more info 5-7
Wanted
MOTORHOME NEEDED tor June 14-20 must
be self-contained Write Mike Williams Pouch
t. Ketchikan. AK 99901 Write SOON 5-6
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Jim’s Electronics
STEREO REPAIR
AUDIO SERVICES
1627 Peart Street 343-7663
Monday thru Friday 9-6 pm
Saturday 9-1 pm
5625 tin
Help Wanted
ASUO Positions
OPEN
The ASUO is now ottering applications in
the areas of
1 Vice President et Program
Development
1 Director (Job description not fully
developed yet)
1 Admlnstrstlve Assistant
1 Vice President of Administration
and Finance
1 Budget Director
1 Admlnstrstlve Assistant
1 Vice President o* State 6 Public
Affairs
1 Director of State Affairs
1 Director of University Affairs
1 Administrative Assistant
More specific Info obtainable in Suite 4.
EMU while picking up applications
Applications will be held open till May t ?.
4 pm All |obs are available with stipend
or work-study ASUO is an Affirmative
Action / Equal Opportunity Employer
___ 696 5-7
APARTMENT MANAGER One block to cam
pus Large 2 bedroom units. No experience
required Manager 's compensation is tree rent
Send resumes to PO Box 10861. Eugene
870:5-5
WORK IN HAWAII THIS SUMMER! Names
and addresses available fer 100 Hawaii
businesses regularly hiring students Send $4
and stamped, self-addressed envelope to
Student Advisors, Box 263, Cupertino CA
95015 _ 5.7
THE ASUO OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING OF
FICE is taking applications tor Director
1982-8? This is an active position, as it
oversees the operation ot a program which
serves 9,000 people annually Responsibilities
include the supervision of a paid staff of six and
the program s three fundamental services
housing referral, landlord-tenant para legal
counseling, and representation of student
interests in state and local housing issues and
organizations Applicants should have some
familiarity with student housing problems in the
Eugene-Springtield area, the Oregon
Landlord-Tenant Act, and housing issues
throughout the state Administrative skills will
be helpful Stipend is $95 per month Pick up
an application and job description at our office.
Suite 3. or the ASUO office. Suite 4 All
applications are due at our office by Friday,
May 14 We are an Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunity Employer__887:5-7
THE OREGON DAILY EMERALD is accepting
applications tor next year's news staff 14
positions are open in news, sports,
entertainment and photography Pick up
applications in the Emerald office, room 300
EMU Applications are due by 5 pm May 19 All
positions are paid and require from 2-5 hours
of work a day. Sunday through Thursday The
Emerald is an equal opportunity employer
Women, minorities and the handicapped are
encourged to apply. _5-19
LEADER POSITION: The FSCAPF Field
Studies Program has openings tor the Public
Schools and Community Services Division
Heads these positions require interpersonal
and organizational skills, experience in peer
supervision and group process, self-motivation
and the ability to motivate others, and a
commitment to experiential learning Respon
sibilities include training and supervising 10-15
coordinators, placing 200-300 volunteers per
term in public schools or community service
agencies, problem solving, documentation ol
division business, curriculum development,
and participation in program meeting This is a
unique opportunity to gain skills in policy
making, consensus decision making, public
relations, group facilitation and problem solv
ing Compensation is a minimum of 25 hours
per week Applications are available in the
ESCAPE office (327 EMU) and are due
Wednesday, May 12. by 5 pm For more
information, contact Jeff or deShauna at
686-4351. Affirmative Action / Equal Oppor
tunity Employer_ 906:5-11
VENETA POOL AND RECREATION
PROGRAM EMPLOYEES: The City ot Venela
seeks qualified persons to work in the City
summer swimming and recreation programs
Manager A Aaat. Managar: Manage and
directs swimming and recreation programs
Knowledge of pool operation and maintenance
and recreation skills required applicanst mus
hold Water Safety Instructor (WSI) cards.
Advanced lifesaving, CPR and First Aid skills
recommended Application deadlines Mgr -
May 15. 1982 Asst Mgr-June 1, 1982
Summer Youth Employees: Lane County
CETA will hire and assign 3 to 5 summer youth
employees to work in the Veneta Pool and
recreation program Youth must meet CETA
eligibility requirements Contact Lane County
CETA for more information Green Thumb
(age 55 A up) Employees: The City will hire 2
to 3 half-time employees to work in the Veneta
Pool and recreation program Federal funding
will pay minimum wage, S3 34/hr to persons
meeting age and income requirements
Application deadline June 1, 1982 Applica
tions and job descriptions of all positions are
available at Veneta City Hall, 935-2191
915:5-7
GOT A DREAM? Make it happen at Avon Earn
$$$. set your own hours Call now 746-6422,
683-4718 _ 458:fln
APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED
now through Friday, May 14 tor the position of
FtHGC COMMONS’ editor THE COMMONS'
is the newspaper of the U ot O Residence Halls
Stipend is $1500 for the academic year
1982-83 Editor will tie responsible for news
collection, photography, and paste-up of the
paper Position requires design creativity,
writing skills, and good time management as
hours are flexible. Preference will be given to
those applicants having residence hall
experience Applications can be picked up at
the Front Desk of the Housing Office, Walton
Hall, between 8 am and 5 pm, Monday-Frtday
RHGC is an Affirmative Action/Equal Oppor
tunity Employer 8615-5
For Rent
centennial
Apartments
New Tenant Bonus
Special Discount Rates
Large swimming pool
Tennis courts
Sauna
RV parking
3 to 8 minutes to downtown Eugene Spnng
field, or U of O. Call 747-2045710tfn
ONE BEDROOM APT
One block from campus, near Music Bldg Rent
$170 and $50 refundable deposit 344-5503.
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ROOMY ONE BEDROOM furnished
apartment near 17th & Hilyard Carpeted,
quiet. $195 Adults, no pete. 484-1057.701 :tfn
CLASSIC 3 bedroom furnished duplex,
laundry. $295. all utilities included 752-2
Jefferson 687-8607_ 782:tfn
ENJOY SUMMER! One bedroom next to park
Water and garbage paid, laundry facilities
$175, $125 deposit. 630 East 14th Call
687-8607 or 485-3627_781 ttn
STUDIOS
735 EAST 14th
Campus location, utilities paid. Contemporary
furnishings Private bath, share kitchen with
one other Covered parking and laundry
available $163 Manager 484-4194
1331 HIGH
Utilities paid. Contemporary furnishings
Pnvate baths, share kitchen with one other
Campus/downtown area $163 Manager 2B
344-0315
BENNETT MANAGEMENT CO.
460 East 2nd 4S5-6891
_Biattn
UNIQUELY REMODELED 3 br house
Sundeck, garden, quiet street Near Whitleaker
school Available in June $360/month plus
deposit. 345-4967 _5-5
ROOM AVAILABLE 622 E 17th. Share ki
tchen and bath Male only $50 deposit Must
rent till August 31 tor discount Sally 683-8273
!845 5-5
COMFORTABLE LIVING SITUATION in a
quint! Large, newer studio apartments with
fireplaces and private bath Share roomy
kitchen All in a small complex in nice neigh
borhood $165, $125 deposit 411 West 15th
Call 687-8607._856 ttn
5 Bedrooms
Duplex, 2 baths, appliances, garden spot,
$350 3761 Kincaid, 746-2908 5-5