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MEETINGS
The Lesbian Discussion Group meets today at 7 p m
m 111 EMU
The Community Center for the Performing Arts, a
nonprofit presenting organization, has scheduled Its Sth
annual meeting for 7 p.m. tonight. The meeting is open
to the public Elections for ten one and two year board
positions will be held Persons interested in running for a
board position should leave a message directed to the
Annual Meeting Committee, consisting of name and
phone number, on the C C P A s message line.
687-2746 as soon as possible The annual meeting will
be held in the WOW Hall at 291 W 8th For more
information, call 687-2746
SNuFF Is holding an organizational masting for the
Nov 1 die-in today at 7 p m in 112 EMU All are welcome,
help is needed
SNuFF (Students for a Nuclear Free Future) is holding
a meeting today at 5 p m in 112 EMU All are welcome
There will be a meeting of the American Advertising
Federation today at 4 p m in 310-A Allen Hall
Alpha Lambda Delta /Phi Eta Sigma will be holding
their first weekly meeting tonight at 7 in Century Room
B EMU All active members urged to attend Questions
should be directed to Cristina Vega 485-9642
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance will sponsor a Lesbian
Support Group tonight from 7 to 9 in 111 EMU For more
information call GALA at 686-3360
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance will hold a General
Business meeting today from 3 30 to 5 p m in 337 EMU
Topics will include the Gay Hotline and the up-coming
showing of the film In the Best Interests of the Chil
dren For more information call GALA at 686-3360 or
just show up
SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS
"Indigenous Cultures of Latin America” is the title of a
Search class held Tuesday at 7 pm at 1236 Kincaid,
downstairs Guest lecturer Phil Young will present the
cultural background of the Guaymi of Panama slide
show
SPEAKERS
State Senator Ted Kulongoskl will speak at the Law
School today at 2 30 p m in 129 Kulongoskl will address
Ballot Measure 6. which whould transfer land use
planning authority from the State to local governments
All University faculty and students are welcome to
attend
Development and Repression in Guatemala will be the
topic of slides and lecture by Prof. Colette Craig tonight
at 7 30 at 1236 Kincaid as part of the Eugene Council for
Human Rights in Latin America Search Class Indigenous
Cultures of Latin America
MISCELLANEOUS
Dr. Anthony E. Roberts, a Eugene Chiropractor will
present a headache clinic today at 7 15 pm at the
Eugene Public Library in the Boardroom The topic of
discussion will be causes treatment and preventative
measures and the roll of exercise in neck care For more
information call 484-5438 The headache clinic is free to
the public
Students for a Nuclear Free Future’s dormitory
outreach committee presents a week of free showings of
The Last Epidemic.’ a film about nuclear war tonight at
7 30 in the Thornton Lounge
The ACS Student Affiliate presents. “The Peace
Corps Experience,” tonight at 7 in 331 Science II The
evening s agenda includes a brief ACSSA meeting, a
discussion led by Campus Peace Corps representative
Marsha Swartz, a movie and refreshments
Is your roommate driving you nuts? Come learn how
to relate to others Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship will
meet tonight at 7 p m in the EMU Forum Be ready to
learn and apply communication skills
There will be a panel discussion fielding call-in
questions which will be answered over KWAX on Nancie
Fadeley s program tonight at 6 30 Featured will be Paul
Kaplan. M D , a Eugene gynecologist, Steve Modisette
R N . Lane County Health Division. Sexually Transmitted
Disease Clinic and John Wilson. M D a Eugene infec
tious diseases specialist
Interested in attending law school? A representative
of Willamette University College of Law will be visiting the
University today Connie Gores. Director of Admissions
and Placement, will be at the Career Planning &
Placement Office from 9 a m to noon This is the perfect
opportunity to discuss admission policies and
procedures, financial aid opportunities. College of Law
strengths and law school in general Connie Gores will
be pleased to talk with students regarding these and
other questions you may have Schedule an appointment
with the Career Planning & Placement Office today
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance will sponsor the first
Gay Mens Pot Luck of the year tonight from 7 to 9 at the
Wesley Center. 1236 Kincaid For more information call
GALA at 686-3360
The Peace Corps will have an information table in the
EMU lobby today from 10 am to 1 p m
Peace Corps Careers for Science Students and
American Chemistry Society Student Affiliates will meet
tonight at 7 in 331 Science II
Attend the People’s Law School this week and learn
all about wills. The class is free and meets tomorrow
from 7 to 9 p m at Patterson Community School. 1510 W
15th Learn how a will is prepared, whether a will is
necessary and how to avoid problems There is no cost
or registration For more information contact Sue Heinl
at 342-6056
Learn how to buy, store and cook with bulk foods.
Sponsored by Head Start For more information contact
Michelle Kane at 689-9290 or 935-1005
ATtA
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CLASSIFIED ADS
CAN BE
PLACED AT
ODE OFFICE. 300 EMU
UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER
EMU MAIN DESK
DEADLINES: Ads must be placed by
1 pm one day prior to publication Ads
that are to appear in Monday s paper
must be in by 1 pm Friday
The ODE cannot be responsible for
more than one day's Incorrect adver
tismg insertion The ODE’S liability for
typographical errors, incorrect inser
tions. or omissions in advertising pub
lished shall be limited solely to the
cancellation of charges for such portion
of space occupied by the error If your ad
appears Incorrectly, cell 686-4343
before 1 pm for correction in the next
day's issue
RATES: Rates are 15 cents per word
for the first day and 12 cents per word
for consecutive days the ad is run with
out change
$1.50 minimum for the first Insertion
$1.20 minimum for consecutive In
sertions
Clothing
0UY-SELL-TRADE-CONSIGN
OLD FRIENDS
1128-A Aider 10:30-5:30
Featuring fine vintage apparel, imports
and contemporary fashions 805 tfn
BACKSTAGE
The COMPLETE Halloween store
Theatrical makeup and Halloween
accessories
943 OLIVE 996-2971
__Open Sunday
For sale
POLYFOAM Cut rate prices Sleeping
pads mattresses any size
BOB S UPHOLSTERY
258 Polk 343-1956
525 ttn
FOAM! FOAM! FOAM'
Cut to any size Mattresses, cushions
sleeping pads, van beds and pillow
inserts
THE FOAM OUTLET
Behind Maytair, Spfd 747 1425
10-29
HYPNOSIS TAPES Most subiects $10
Improve concentration, memory, over
come exam phobia 341-6014. 681 tin
WATER BED Includes trame, liner, bag
and heater Queen size *20 242-909?
_____10-27
•80 LE CAR (RENAULT) 20 40 mpg
4,000 miles Red $2,800
686-4028/245- 7728 10-26
KINO SIZE WATERBED Mattress
heater, liner $75 682-2145 10-27
MUST SELL 1970 Volvo 164 $500 or
best offer Ask tor Ron 2170 Patterson
# 12 after 5_ i o-29
1977 DATSUN 8210 Excellent condi
non for $1200 Call 245 8497 10 26
SEALV Posturpedic lull size mattress
box spring frame $45 l isa 485-1141
10-28
COUCH. CHAIRS dmelle, healer
Cheap, Irade for cassette or skis
242-7995 10-26
instruction
NEW WEIGHT-LOSS PROGRAM
Scientific 8 week study $50 tee covers
all materials Enrollment closes Oct 21
341-0014. 682 1 0 29
NOVEMBER OPENINGS (.mtor piano
aass lessons John Sharkey 244 5520
16 years teaching all styles 608 10 29
Services
MANUSCRIPT AND THESIS EOTINQ
Reasonable tales 747 5728 No typing
10 26
FOB QUALITY TYPESETTING. DE
SIGN. layout pasteup and camera work
come on up to the Oregon Daily Emerald
Jobwork Department. 300 FMll,
686-4381, ask tor Annie Noon to 4 pm
Monday through Friday 10% discount
on resumes lor DO students with current
ID and tee card tin
FIREWOOD DELIVERED Oak
$70 cord fir $60 corn Call 344-3032.
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BUY OR DIE
latter silkscreen custom printed t shirts
343-2308.343-1827 830 10 .,’8
Typing
TYPING UNLIMITED
747-9288
Grad School Approved.Guarenteed
Setectnc Call tor pricing
349: tin
PRO TYPING/EDITING
? blocks from UO No |oti too small
Specializing m theses and dissertations
Jennifer 48$ 3883
?4S ttn
HAWK WORD PROCESSING: Com
puter system makes typing obsolete
Theses, reports, resumes Free pickup
delivery MS-6165. ??4 tin
CAROL'S PROFESSIONAL TYPING
SERVICE '45 2?89 t?-?0
FAST. PROFESSIONAL TYPING
IBM Correcting Selectric
Graduate School Approved
Cell Paula Demong 484 9405
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TYPING 15 years experience papers
dissertatKins editing Graduate School
approved IHM Selectric Pick up and
delivery Call Carole at 666-3983
_ S14ttn
Word Wise
Word Processing
Vour test choice for dll typing needs
Call: Diane Donobedian
726-2401
544 ttri
TYPING: 15 years experience Papers
dissertations editing Graduate School
Approved IHM Setectnc Pick up and
delivery Call Carole at 666-3663.
514 tin
IN SEARCH OF
THE WEIRD AND
HALLOWEEN IS
COMING!
St. Vincent de Paul
HOE. 11 th 2053 River Road
344-2115 Open nightly until 6:00 p.m. 689-9327
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School op Loco
wishes to announce that an admission officer will be on campus
to speak with anyone interested in pursuing a legal education.
To arrange an interview or to attend a group session, contact
the office listed below
Hate hridiiy Contact: Career Planning
October 2‘C 1^82 & Placement Office
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