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A gay man’* rag group wUI moat tonight at 7 at 1414
Kincaid St. In tha Backdoor Cofloe house This week will
be a potluck dinner For more Information, please call the
Gay People's Alliance at 686-3360
SPEAKERS
“How The Prog’s Eye Connects with The Frog’s
•rahT Is the topic of a lecture by Or Philip Grant today at
4:30 p m In Room 16. Science I
WORKSHOPS
“Itseg Terrain Rescue" Is the topic of a two-day
workshop Friday and Saturday at the Black Angus
Restaurant. 2133 Franklin Blvd Sponsored by the
University's Continuing Education department, the
workshop wUI include an indoor session on Friday from
6:30 a m to 5:30 p.m featuring steep terrain first aid and
management On Saturday, participants will be able to
observe and practice steep terrain climbing Activities
will include equipment use. rappel techniques, and lifting
and lowering methods At 6 a m Saturday, participants
will meet at the Black Angus parking lot. car-pool about
20 miles. then walk one-half mHe to the practice elte.
Climbers should wenr outdoor clothing and bring gloves,
rain gear and a hard hat Participants wHI return to their
cars at 3 p m Participants may earn one coNege credit
tor a coat of *66 The cost tor those who do not register
for credit Is *45. For further information on registration,
call the Continuation Center at 686-4231
The University grading eyslem is the topic of a
workshop today at 3:30 p.m. In the Academic Resource
Area, Room 164, Oregon Hall We will answer such
questions as: What does it mean to be on academic
warning? How does a "0" affect your academic
standing? Are you eligible for the Academic Distinction
List? We will offer individual help to aM students who
attend Sponsored by the Office of Academic Advising
and Students Services
Women’s sed hstp exams Is the topic of a workshop
Wednesday from 2-7 p.m at the Wellness Project, 358 W.
10th Ave This Is a participatory workshop for women
who wish to team to do their own pelvic and breast
exams Labwork. blood pressure and nutrition coun
seling will be available Child care provided with advance
notice Reservations required Call 345-2022.
FILMS
**01 nranlim SImm” and "Mwdi" will be shown
today at 8 p m in Room 167, EMU The film* will be
introduced by Or Larry Gruman, a biblical archeologist
Sponsored by HMel and JSU
June 1
Grant Education Service District (Special Educ. —
Resource Room, team teaching with mentally retarded
and handicapped learner)
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Bristol Myers Products (Marketing / Business/ Mgmt
preferred; other major* considered)
MISCELLANEOUS
Winter and spring graduates: What you do after
graduation is important to us Please notify Career
Planning and Placement Service of job offers you
receive and the position you accept. We need this
information for counseling purposes It will be kept
confidential
WOHNM^acV) i shelter (Alch how®®® ®®®®ft and
children who are victim® of domestic violence, I®
conducting • now volunteer hahdng «®aalon beginning
June 12 from 9 ®.m. to 4 p.m. If you are interested in
becoming a volunteer, please call Marcia at Woman
space. 485-6513.
adviser? Political science peer advising la now accept
ing applications for next year. As a p®er advisor you can
asm credit, get practical experience, and the satisfac
tion of helping your fallow students. All interested
political science majors in good academic standing are
invited to slop by Room 907, PLC, or call 686-4875.
The Business Assistance Team has moved into
permanent office space in the Eugene City Hall complex,
777 Pearl St.. Room 1058, 687-5033 The BATeam
provides a number of services to the business commun
ity, including preparing coordinated information about
Eugene and its industrial business sites; providing
referral assistance to local businesses; attracting new
businesses to the community; and improving Eugene’s
business image
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FOR QUALITY TYPESETTING, DESIGN,
layout, pasteup and camera work, come on up
to me Oregon Daily Emerald Jobwork Depart
ment. ?00 EMU. MS-5S11, ask tor Vicki 10%
discount on resumes tor UO students with
current ID and tee card tin
Buy/Sell
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Do You Hot* Fumtture To Set??
Now Buying Used Furniture Free Pckup
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Instruction
LEARN YOUR FAVORITE SONGS by your
favorite groups Guitar, piano bass lessons
John Sharkey. *44-5530. 15 years teaching
experience072'6-4
You can take a
SMkscreen Workshop
The Continuation Center and me Art Depart
ment are oUertng this opportunity tor you to
take a silkscreen printmaking course this
summer For information call the Continuation
Center at 686-4231099:67
Learn to increase and refine
your personal power
TAI CHI
MOVEMENT DYNAMICS
for personal growth
Private sessions lor men and women ot all
ages Contact Ftosamond, Dance Therapist.
M3-0520. 9-3
Typing
TYPING GUARANTEED
IBM Correcting Select! ic
Ruth 3465614
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Forget the rest, hire the BEST. Sue 688-9799
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TYPING: 15 years experience Papers, disser
tations editing IBM Selectric Pick-up and
dekvety Call Carole atWHSSI. 2403itn
TYPING UNLIMITED
747-82**
Grad School Appro—d/OuaranMart
Selectric Call tor pricing
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PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statistical
specialist IBM Correcting Selectric Graduate
approved Near campus NM7H._460:ttn
PRO TYPING/EDITING
2 blocks from UO No iob too small
Specializing in theses and dissertations
Jennifer 4*63883
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HAWK WORD PROCESSING: Computer
system makes typing obsolete Theses,
reports, resumes Free pickup/delivery
343-5513-_924:ttn
TYPING $ 75 per page 1 % blocks from
campus Maty 345-1464 _67
“CAROL’S PROFESSIONAL TYPING SER
VICE ’
Forms-Resumes-T ranscripts
Statistical-Medical Transcnption
Pickup /Delivery extra 34622S9
RESUMES. ETC.
Affordable. Personal. Experienced All work
search typing Barbara Allred. 688-1618. af
ternoons ®'2
75 CENTS/PAGE English major minimum
five page. Ken, 746-6709 6-2
COMPUTER WORD PROCESSING
by YOUR WORD’S WORTH 342-754*
045 6-7
Sound Systems
WE BUY STEREOS
SALES AND SERVICE
STEREO WORKSHOP
14M Main, SprtngAeM 741-1597
1056 tin
Jim’s Electronics
STEREO REPAIR
AUDIO SERVICES
1*27 Pearl Street 343-76*3
Monday thru Friday 9-6 pm
Saturday 9-1 pm
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Books
•0,000 BOOKS IN STOCK
All selling 25% to 50% oft list prices
New Books-Text Books-CWf Notes
Magazmes
USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
7SS East 13th
52231fn
Bicycles
BIKE SALE
A» Sefcais on sale
$25 TO $60 OFF
Willamette valley
CYCLE WORKS
M3Ec*13Bi 343-7***
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10-SPEED HUFFY Good condition Asking 65
dollars tor it. Becky 343-7656 6-7
Cars/Cycles
FORD VAN 1*71 50K miles on rebuilt engine
6 cyl automatic, paneling, carpeting, insula
tion, many extras 51.500/otfer Pete.
343-3583 _£2
"LA BA MSA" Olds F-85 66.000 miles, excel
lent mechanically, lots ot room $325 Jerry
726-6699 6-2
1M* PLY. FURY Dependable, runs welt $365
w/full tank 342-5081 6-4
Auto Repair
SAAB and VOLVO maintenance and repair
MABSWIFTSHOP
2529 WMamede 4*4-9333
5635:tfn
Travel
STUDENT TRAVEL
Budget flights, Eurailpasses, Bntrailpasses, 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, 1314 N E 43rd St.
#210. Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 632-2448
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WHO LIKES TO ACCOMPANY me on a
six-week through the southwest Call Tom,
343-3081 6-3
Wanted
MIDDLE-AGED STUDENT DESIRES quiet,
unfurnished, one-bedroom housetet or duplex
with washer-dryer hook-up Call 342-6015
between 6 pm-8 pm, Mon.-Fit6-1
WANTED: Fun roommate to share 3 bedroom
house tor summer Rent $140, but negotiable
686-2130 alter 56-4
Don’t Dump It!
Donate It!
We need your discarded belongings (from
books to furniture) Call ECHRLA, 484-5867.
tor tree pick-up103:6-7
VACATION RENTAL Older professional cou
ple seeks 1-2 bedroom house University,
Hendricks Park. Message 485-4084, 7-1
VISITING PROFESSOR needs 2 or 3 be
droom house to rent September 1982 through
December 1962 Contact Dr William J Brett,
Life Science Department, Indiana State
University, Terre Haute, Indiana, 47803 7-6
Help Wanted
SUMMER JOBS! With the Forest Service and
Bureau of Land Management Send
sell-addressed stamped envelope to "FREE
DETAILS" 1871 Chemawa NE„ Salem, OR
97303 6-4
GOOO WITH PEOPLE? Put your talents to
work They're worth S$$ with Avon. Call now.
746-6422,683-4718«n
THREE CAREER PLANNING A
PLACEMENT assistants needed to run work
shops and counsel students on career-related
matters during school year 1982-83 Two-term
commitment preferred-tall/ winter terms. Gain
work experience and excellent training for
paraprolessional role. Contact Debbie Chereck
or Allen Lowe, Career Planning and
Placement, Susan Campbell Ha*, 686-3235.
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POSITIONS ON STUDENT/FACULTY
COMMITTEE tor the '82- 83 academic year
are being accepted by SUAB and ASUO. These
positions play an active role in decisions
pertaining to all areas of the campus. Work
loads range from 3 hours a week to once or
twice a term. Interested individuals should
apply by June 3 in ASUO office. Suite 3, EMU
0796-1
INTERVIEWING NOW
FOR NEXT YEAR
Instructor's positon available for next year.
$7/hr Must have previous successful teaching
experience, a strong academic record, and
project an enthusiasm for teaching Must also
expect to be work-study certified for next year.
For more information can 686-3226 or stop by
5 Friendly Hall. 088:6-7
LINE UP A
WORK-STUDY JOB
FOR NEXT YEAR
NOW!
If you are a conscientious, academically
successful graduate or undergraduate student
eligible tor work-study funds next year, a
position at the Learning Resources Center
could be right for you The LRC is interviewing
for subject-area tutors Starts at $5/hr Train
ing is provided and previous experience is not
necessarily required Please call the LRC at
686-3226 tor more information_ 088 6-7
WORK-STUDY STUDENT needed to wash
dishes tor a chemistry lab Call 686-4616 tor an
interview 097:6-2
GREAT SUMMER WORK-STUDY JOB!
Camp by Metotius River for 2-4 days every 2
weeks whild studying a rare plant species.
$4 90/hr , transportation provided. Schedule
flexible. Call Kale Field, 747-6485 or ext. 4548.
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AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Earn top pay.
taking snap shots in your area. Part time/tuH
time. No experience or selling required. Send
brief personal history to: GA.J. 6433 Harwood
Ave., Oakland. California 94618.6-4
NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION MANAGER
Full-time position, in charge of supervising the
Oregon Daily Emerald composing room, in
cluding daily newspaper and some commercial
typesetting Experience in newspaper produc
tion methods for offset printing essential.
Position also entails personnel management
and phototypesetting machine maintenance
Apply by resume and letter to PO Box 3159,
Eugene, OR 97403 or 300 Erb Memonal Union,
University of Oregon by June 15, 1982. Job
begins July 1. 1982. Equal Opportunity Em
ployer__6-7
SUBJECTS NEEDED for group experiment in
psychology and political science Sponsored
by the institute tor Social Science Research, U
of O Subjects may earn from 0 to SI 0. for less
than one hour's participation The earnings
depend on the decision of the group The
experiment will be held on the University of
Oregon campus. Call Alphons, 686-5062,
working days for participation and/or informa
tion;_ 093 6-2
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR FALL
TERM Earn good money (S7-S7.50 per class)
by taking lecture notes. Applicants from all
areas of study needed i e. Art History.
Chemistry, Computer Science, Physics, etc
Come by the Footnotes office, Rm 15 Erb
Memorial Union (by the bowling alley) im
mediatety or call 686-3729.090:6-4
CAMP COUNSELORS and Water Safety In
structors needed Girl Scout camp, at least 13
years of age. Send inquiries to Gin Scouts,
2055 Patterson. Eugene, OR 97405.6-7
WANTED: DIRECTOR
FOR FOOD-OP
OUTREACH PROGRAM
Duties include correspondence with off-cam
pus agencies, workshop coordination, news
letter editing, education programs. Work-study
- stipend available Contact Rick at 343-5275.
The Food-Op is an Affirmative Action/Equal
Opportunity Employer 110:6-7
Roommates
AGATE STREET
Share large home, private yard, laundry $125
and $145, all utilities and cable included.
Angie, 683-8978.<M
TO SHARE sunny 3 bedroom house June 15.
$125/mo. 485-0640.6-1
TWO FRENOLY ROOMMATES needed for 3
bedroom house Nonsmoking, 2H blocks from
campus. $105 Open June 11 687-0676 6-2
HOUSE TO SHARE Near Hendricks Park.
Rooms available 6/1 and 6/15. Deck, view,
washer, dryer, fireplace. $115 but negotiable
683-4157 6-J
SHARE 5 BEDROOM home $B3/month.
Available immediately 344-1036. Keep trying.
_6-J
TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED to share 5
bedroom house Secluded yard with garden,
laundry facilities. $100 plus utilities 485-7367.
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SUMMER RATES! $51 /month, own beautiful
furnished room Woman only, close to campus
Call 663-8318 6rS
SHARE FURNISHEO townhouse apartment
with femai student Quiet, sundeck, 2 blocks
from campus. $120/month 683-1506 _