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MEETINGS
The International Student Fellowship meets every
Friday at 7 30 p m tor a Bible study at the Way Inn. 1336
Kincaid St
Students Interested In forming a Pre-Law Student
Association are encouraged to attend an organisational
meeting today at 3 30 p m at the MBA/Law School
Information Center Room 164, Oregon Hall
A Women In Transition support group tor women
returning to school will meet Monday from 3 30-4 30 p m
in Century Room C. EMU For more information, call
Sydney or Mary at 686-4099
One Way Ministries Bible study and Christian fellow
ship meets tonight at 8 m the EMU Forum
SPEAKERS
"Samurai on Wall Street" is the topic ot a lecture by
Pro! G C Hurst today at 12 30 p m in the Gerlinger
Alumni Lounge
"Three Idealizations of Linguistics" is the topic ot a
lecture by Russell Becker today at 3 p m m Room 314
PLC
“A Botanist's Paradise — The McKenzie River Valley.”
is the title of a lecture by Or Herm Fit/ today at 8 p m in
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Room 123. Science l Fitz will also lead a field trip
Saturday to Ml Batdy in the Coburg Hills For more
information, contact Dottle at 687-2318
MISCELLANEOUS
A reading of short fiction by Laura Bennett and Diana
Higgins will be ottered Sunday at 7 45 p m at Aunt
Lucy's Wine Lott
The last Lutheran student group soup supper will be
this Sunday at 5 30 p m at the Central Lutheran church
The meal will be followed by a worship service at Grace
Lutheran and a lecture by Raymond Brown at 7 30 p m
A 1964-1982 school reunion lor former Laurel Hill
Elementary School students will be held Sunday from
2-5 p m at the school For more information, contact
Mary Etter at 344-0483 or Misa Smith at 342-2966
A Japanese Bible study >s held every Saturday at 10 30
a m at the International House, 560 E 11th Ave Any
Japanese or Japanese speaker is welcome For more
information, contact 687-8684
The Campus Planning Committee and the Survival
Center wM be attaching questionnaires on bicycles this
morning as part of a review of the Campus Bicycle Plan
Questionnaires can be dropped in any campus mail box.
any department office or at a table at 13th Avenue and
University Street
Taking German? Join the Gorman Club on a hike to
Three Mile Lake In the Oregon Dunes Saturday and stay
in a lodge on the beach Details on bulletin board across
from Room 202, Friendly Hall, or by contacting Helmut
Plant, Room 312, Friendly Hall, 686-4059
KUGN presents a benefit performance/dance by Ron
Lloyd Saturday at 8 30 p m at the Lane County Fair
grounds for Birth to Three, Children's Relief Nursery and
The Child Center Tickets are available at the EMU main
desk or at.the Birth to Three office. 1432 Orchard St,
Apt, 4 (mornings)
A trip to the Oregon Coast sponsored by the Survival
Canter will leave Saturday and return Sunday A S15
donation includes transportation and campsite For
more information and reservations call the Survival
Center at 686-4356
Women In Transition — TGIF. A Get-Together for
women returning to school will meet today at 4 pm at
Lyons Restaurant Lounge. 1933 Franklin Blvd For
information cat! Mary or Sydney at 686-4099
The University Gay People's Alliance Is challenging
•he OSU Gay People's Alliance to a softball game this
Saturday at 2 p m at Skinner's Butte Park For more
information call 686-3360
An afternoon of Indian storytelling to raise money for
the University Museum of Natural History is being offered
Sunday at 2 p m at the Native American Student Union
Longhouse. 1606 Columbia St Admission: $3 for adults.
$2 for senior citizens/children under 12 For information,
contact Krier at 686-3024
Butte-to-Butla Run — The YMCA is combining with the
Oregon Track Club to produce a six-week plan to get
yourself ready to start up Donald Hill on July 4 Saturdays
from May 22-June 26 Call Raejean at 686-YMCA
The Neighborhood Economic Development Corpora
tion Is hosting an open house today from 1-6 p m in their
new office at the Red Barn Marketplace. 357 Van Buren
St, Suite D Light refreshments will be served
Three Dims from Argentine are being presented by the
Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin America
today through Tuesday as a means of presenting a
background for a better understanding of the Falkland
Islands conflict between Argentina and Britain "Rebel
lion In Patagonia," "The Hour of the Furnaces" and "The
Traitors’' will all be shown on each night beginning at 6
p m. at 1236 Kincaid St Admission is $1.50. or 3 for $4
BLOOM COUNTY
by Berke Breathed
Classifieds 686-43431
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 poof 10 put*caf«or> Ads mat are to
appear in 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 .ability tor typographical errors
incorrect insertions or omissions m advertising
published shall be tainted solely to the cancel
lation ot charges tor soon portion of space
occupied by the error It your ad appears
Incorrectly, call MS-4343 before' 1 pm lor
correction m the next day s issue
RATES: Ftates are 1S cents per word lor the
first day and 17 cents per word tor consecu
tive days the ad is rur without change.
*1 SO minimum tor the first Insertion
II JO minimum tor conseudve Insertions
Them Is NO refund tor ad cancellations
PAYMENT: AS ads must be paid tor in
advance unless a billing agreement has beer
established with us
For Sate
BEAUTIFUL BLONDE HOHNER GUITAR
Excellent shape no nicks steel strings and
new hard shell case $200 Ladies sire 9
leather blazer Beautiful and worn |ust twice
$80 242-5645_5-21
Super Investment
Freshly redone 2 bedroom house with brand
new very nice (cathedral ceiling, private yard
skylights) One bedroom mother-in-law apt
near 0 ot O and LCC. Perfect tor student or
student couple 688-2551 _ 5^25
NEW DIAMOND WEDDING set Original
$275. sell $110. 245-2711 9146-7
NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALE: Cheap home
lurnishmgs clothing and much more1 Saturday
and Sunday (22-22) 10-6 Location 17th and
Pear' behind Saleway 5-21
THREE HOUSEHOLD moving sale May
22-2? 10-5. 727 East 19th 5-21
Buy/MI
ARE YOU LEAVING THE AREA?
Do You Have Furniture To Sell??
Now Buying used Furniture Free Pickup
DINTY'S FURNITURE
727 Main. Springfield 746-0980
_00? 6 7
THE BUY 6 SELL CENTER
has reopened at 361 Weal 5th. upstairs
Musical instruments, photo equipment tools,
stereos and camping gear
BUY-SELL-TRADE
FOR QUALITY TYPESETTING. DESIGN.
layout, pasteup and camera work come on up
to trie Oregon Daily Emerald Jobwork Depari
ment, 200 EMU. 686-5511, ask for Vicki 10%
disct on resumes tor UO students with current
ID and tee card Hn
PAINTING 6 WINDOW WASHING Interior
exterior, low rates, tree estimates exper
lenced 245-8200. 242-1051. 5 21
GETTING MARRIED? Registered Universal
L ife minister will do your choice of ceremon
yr place Call 342-4225 eves morns 5-21
Instruction
SHIATSU MASSAGE CLASS: Monday nights
tor 5 eeeks beginning May 24 S40 Cali Les
Castle 464 9809 5-24
EXPERIENCED TYPIST Mosl fobs plus edit
I“.g Fast accurate Mar, 344-2041. 879 HF
• BEST. Sue 58 •'
777 MWF
SPRING SPECIAL
Call Karen 683-1117
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TYPING: 15 years experience Papers disser
tations editing IBM Selectnc Pick-up and
delivery Can Carole a’ 6SS-39S3. -
TYPING UNLIMITED
747-S296
Grad School Approved/Guaranteed
Seteclre Call for pricing
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PRO TYPING ALL LEVELS
IBM Correcting Selectrc
Call Barbara 345-0747
_495 MWF
TYPING / EDITING
Call Jody or Sara
686- 0739
979 HFM
CYNDI'S PROFESSIONAL TYPING
Graduate School Approved
687- 9326
855 MF
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statist
specialist IBM Correcting Seiectrtc Graduate
approved Near campus 344-0759. 460 tfn
PRO TYPING/EDITING
2 blocks from UO No job loo small
Specializing in theses and dissertations
Jennifer 485-3883
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HAWK WORD PROCESSING: Computer
system makes typing obsolete Theses
reports resumes Free pickup delivery
343-5513. 824 ttn
TYPING WANTED
Term papers, manuscripts, letters
FAST-ACCURATE
85 cents page double-space
IBM Sell Correcting
344-5856
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TYPING $ 75 per page 1 Vi blocks from
campus Mary 245-1464 6-7
Ski Stuff
MUST SELL: X-country skis Rossignol Ho
rizon II (212) Excel track and back country ski
Includes poles and bindings Best otter John,
682-6292 5-21
MEN'S 10-SPEEO BIKE 22 frame Good
condition $60 485-9702 5-24
Cars/Cyctes
1971 AUDI SL100 Perfect car $1 000 720Vi
Fast 12th, »5. 5-25
1974 BMW 750cc Super condition, black
Centari, quartz, ext. 2222 5 24
75 WESTFAL1A Fully equipped New motor
$5,500 or best otter 688-6706 5-21
OATSUN B210 1978 Miles 54.000 Yellow
new tires Radio Good condition Evenings.
Abdel 248-9282 5-21
70 DATSUN 510 Runs well overhauled en
gme, new radiate, $600.683-2133.5-26
1971 VW BUG 73,000 true miles Very clean
$1550 464-4254 5-21
1971 HONDA CL-175 2 cylmdrs, electric start,
smooth. QUIET'" $325 345-0300 5-21
1975 HONDA 360cc motorcycle Good con
dition $550 must sen 343-5691 5-24
SAAB and VOLVO maintenance and repair
MAB SWIFT SHOP
2529 WManwtlt 484-9333
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Books
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 all raw book*
SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
768 East 13th
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Systems
WE BUY STEREOS
SALES AND SERVICE
STEREO WORKSHOP
1409 Main, Springfield 741-1597
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MIRROR IMAGED SPEAKERS JBL LI 12 s
with dome tweeters $510 242-5478, V J
_5-21
200 WATT POWER AMP Pre-amp Top end
equipment $590 242-5478 VJ 5-21
Jim’s Electronics
STEREO REPAIR
AUDIO SERVICES
1627 Peart Street 343-7683
Monday thru Friday 9-6 pm
Saturday 9-1 pm
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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 tor tree travel
catalog CIEE Travel, 1214 N E 42rd St
* 210. Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 622-2448
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NEED RIDE to LA area alter June 5th for 2
children ages 12 and 10 May pay ALL gas
Call 445 2275 5-25
Opportunities
GAY PEOPLE’S ALLIANCE is hiring a new
director for the school year 82-82 Job de
scriptions and applications available at ASUO
offices and GPA, Suite 218 EMU Call
686-2260 tor tudhei information Deadline:
May 21 We are an AA/EO employer
1009 5-21
ISOLATION TANK
Meditation and relaxation through flotation
Call 682-2689 tor questions and lime reserva
lion' 5-21
YOUR OWN BUSINESS Be a self-employed
business person with the fastest growing
company in the United States today Our
product is consumed daily by every familty in
the United States, making a fantastic repeat
business tor you This opportunity is available
tor you today with a total investment of only
$171 Monthly earnings of $500-$5000 or
more possible, part time Full time, much more
Reply to Self-Employed. PO Box 266-DE,
Roslyn. Washington 98941_5-21
WANTED Next year's Miller Campus Reps
Good experience, fun and pay For more
information call Leigh Anne. 686-5282 or
Bruce, 343-2614, 5-26
STUDENT BUSINESS
Landscape contractor graduates 71 Ford 'h
ton. Merry rototiller, wheel barrow, rakes,
shovel, picks, hoes, fertilizer spreader, etc
$18 50 firm 687-8009 5-24
Wanted
CLASS RINGS 1 ounce 10K gold class ring
brings $85 14K 1 ounce $105 A A Ace
Buyers, 3690 Franklin Blvd 726-1735 5-21
VOCALIST/MUSICIAN looking to join with
serious, mature band or willing to form new
one Can Jamey, 244-21805-24
VACATIONING PROFESSOR wife daughter
11. want to house-sit June-Aug Will assume
utilities, maintain premises or consider reason
able rent. Phone: 344-7394.5-21
SUMMER SUBLET Couple want to sublet
housing in east University/Flendricks Park area
June-September Under $200 preferred
687-868? 687-4584 5-15
SUMMER JOBS! With the Forest Service and
Bureau ot Land Management Send selt-ad
dressed stamped envelope to "FREE DE
TAILS" 1871 Chemawa NE . Salem, OR
97303._6-4
SEVERAL WORK-STUDY |Obs available in
Neuropsychology Lab Interesting, varied
work, research related, sometimes tedious (but
not always) Begin now and work through
summer Start $4 29 Call 686-4966
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A BEAUTIFUL WAV TO FEEL, A beautiful way
to work! Sell Avon Earn $$$ with Avon Call
now 746-6422,683-4718._tfn
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON HILLEL
DIRECTOR Part-time position Strong Jewish
background, good organizational skills, ability
to work well with students Call 485-7218 or
344-8484 5-21
CO-ED HOUSING, INC. is seeking a part-time
business manager for student cooperative
living organization Application deadline May
26 Contact 686-4125. S-26
COOK Cannon Beach family restaurant needs
experienced evening line cook tor summer
season Write Lemon Tree Inn, PO Box 535,
Cannon Beach, OR 97110.5-21
GIRLS AGE 7 need lemale student tor summer
fun care Negotiable wage Call Alice,
686-4964 _54?!
HOUSEBOYS NEEDED Finish this year, re
serve a spot for next year Alpha Omicron Pi
house Call Dorothy, 686-4691 5-21
RANCH CHORES
in exchange for part rent on deluxe 1 bedroom
apartment with loft, woodstove, gardent $185
plus 45 hours Experience with cattle / horses
required No children or dogs 686-2194 5-21
TROUBLED BY RISING TUITION and finan
cial aid cuts? Last summer students in our
summer work program averaged $1240 a
month Must be willing to work hard and
relocate tor the summer For an interview, leave
name and phone # at 726-1883 5-21
LEADERSHIP POSITION: The ESCAPE Field
Studies Program has an opening for Assistant
Division Head of Public Schools This position
requires interpersonal and organizational skills,
experience in peer supervision and group
process, self-motivation and the ability to
motivate others, and a commrttment to exper
iential learning Responsiblities include tnnmg
and supervising approx 10 coordinators,
placing 200-300 University Volunteers in the
public schools each term, problem solving,
documentation of division business, cur
riculum development, and participation in
program meetings This isa unique opportunity
to gain skills in policy making, consensus
decision making, public relations, group facili
tation, and problem solving Compensation
includes credit or work-study option.
Committment is minimum of 21 hours a week
Applications available in the ESCAPE office
(Rm 327 EMU) and are due Wednesday. May
26 at 5 pm For more information, contact Mag
or Trudy at 686-4351 ESCAPE is an Affirma
tive Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
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ANIMAL CARETAKER S4 47/hr Basic care
of laboratory animals Must have work-study
cenfication Position to be filled immediately
Call Greg, ext 4958 5-24
JOB INFORMATION: Cruise ship |obs Also
Houston, Dallas, overseas job 602-998-0426.
dept 0394 Phone call refundable5-21
NEED A JOB
FOR NEXT YEAR?
Do you care
about the environment?
Apply lor work on tho 1982-83 Survival
Canter staff. Become a part of an active
student group promoting progressive ideas for
the future All positions carry a small stipend
which is work-study or credit convertible
Applications are beign accepted for the follow
ing positions
Director
Assistant Director
Legislative Coordinator
Recycling Coordinator
Public Wildlands Coordinator
Wildlife Coordinator
Media Coordinator / Advocate Editor
Office Manager
For complete job descriptions and applications
come down to the Survival Center. Suite 1, in
the EMU Applications are due Monday, May
24th 028 5-24
Roommates
FEMALE TO SHARE w/same 2 bedroom
apt. pool, rec room, $107 50 and Vi utilities
and phone 726-5413.5-24
ROOMMATE WANTED Large, sunny, two
bedroom apartment Quiet location $95 Call
Judy 484-4013.5-21
TO SHARE neat 3 bedroom house June 15.
$125/mo 485-0640 5-24
For Rent
625 EAST 16th
One and two bedroom apartments Parking
and laundry $159-$189 summer rates begin
ning 5/15 on 5 month lease Manager
345-6417.
IPM CO., REALTOR
10«S HIGH ST. 48S-82S2
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2666 HIGH ST.
One bedroom apartment Appliances, parking
and laundry $205 Manager 343-0459
IPM CO., REALTOR
1M5 HIGH ST. 485-8252
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