Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, November 17, 1982, Section A, Image 6

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MEETINGS ORCA’t Executive Council will moot tonight at 7 in Century Room B EMU Beginning next week, general meetings will be held every other Wednesday The Council will be discussing the upcoming microcomputer-fair project, and answering questions about tomorrow's HP trip For more information, contact Greg Stewart at 342-8528 SENIMARS/WORKSHOPS The Families In Divorce Prelects Is sponsoring tree seminars on the divorce process at 7 p m at Sheldon Meadows Community Center tonight Psychologists and an attorney will discuss the divorce mediation process as an alternative to litigation for child custody and property settlements The Families in Divorce Project, located in the Eugene Psychological Services Center, offers a number of services to the divorcing couple divorce mediation, integration of children into step-families and family and individual counseling For further information call Robyn at 344-9509 or 343-1937 A free public program titled “Infertility” will be held in E ugene tonight from 7 30 to 9 at the First Congregational Church. 1050 E 23rd The program is jointly sponsored by Infertility Support Services and Planned Parenthood of Lane County It is designed for individuals and couples dealing with an infertility problem A film entitled Trying Times Crisis in Infertility will be presented with a DOONESBURY HOURtAllf TH/M MY PtimAN pROJia - C0LLP8T 06. LITMt LAY/TOUT TOP YOU, 0A0t1 urn LOOHHjATA PACXAOe THATS 60/N6 TO Mm TH/SIDCUNUCIP' I'M TALNN& SPIU&FO DKCT/NG' I'M 7AI PMjWMYMKROYP/b THY WNOJOHNPf THINK* HtT BUM S&ndrTZPO&NT THINK, NT KNOWS' THIS tS VUTY 00 KJV ITUITT/N “—' r-7 BLOOM COUNTY «nkuy, im oh .mi. HAVING ft V£J?y I'M HRVINO Nicen wt. A5R£«piftwxft by Garry Trudeau Mb sure' rate a high AYKROYP CONCEPT PICTURE' A MXJLP KtNPCf "ANIMAL HOUSE‘ PLAY PE ONUHEElS’ WCYOU LORE AN 7 L/K‘ OMBONE ELSE unwell. immune I MAS IT1 BILLS PEAP, THINKING dl/T I LOVE YOUR MAYBE THINKING1 THAT'S WILL !AM A GREAT PlREC - by Berke Breathed by Bivins follow-up panel discussion and question and answer session Panel members will include Paul Kaplan, M D , Shannon McMillen. M D . and a couple dealing with an infertility problem Nancy Evergreen, M A . a marriage counselor with Infertility Support Services will moderate tne panel For further information, call Planned Parenthood at 344-2632 Political Science Majors want to get credit while getting practical experience9 Learn more about intern ships on campus, in Salem, or in Washington D C at the Internship Workshop tomorrow at 3 30 p m in 905 PLC Sponsored by Political Science Peer Advising The People'* Law School want to teach you how the Small Claims Court works. Come to their free class tonight to learn about an important way for you to preserve your rights The class will be from 7 to 9 p m at Patterson Community School. 1510 W 15th For more information, contact Sue Heinl at 342-6056 SPEAKERS “Women’s Rights in Bolivia" will be the topic of a talk and slideshow by Bolivian human rights activist Rosamaria Ruiz tomorrow at 3 30 pm in 121 A Law School the event is sponsored by the Women s Law Forum, Sociologists for Women in Society. Womens Studies and the Department of Anthropology in con junction with the Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin America For more information call 484-5867 MISCELLANEOUS “New Age Communities,” a film about man s dream of living in harmony with his fellow men. a dream as old as memory itself, will be shown tonight at 7 30 at the New Age Center. 1015 River Road Admission is $2 Eugene-Springfleld’s newest television station, KMTR-TV, will provide a tour for the Eugene Profes sional Chapter of Women In Communications today. The group will meet at noon at the station's studios. 3825 International Court. Springfield Those attending the tour should bring their own sack lunch The public is invited For more information, contact Dorothy Velasco, 686-9961 Journalism Majors: Spend this evening from / to 6 30 in the Allen Hall Reading Room with a representative from Career Planning and Placement Learn to put your strengths on paper during this Resume Workshop sponsored by Jouralism Peer Advisors Cycling AHematlvas Network Is sponsoring a fund raiser bakesaie at the University Bookstore from 9am to 4 30 p m Join CAN'S mailing list and pick up the November newsletter at the bakesaie Proceeds from the sale will go towards legal and mailing expenses Prevent Bicycle Theft. Have your bicycle frame stamped free by the West University Neighborhood Crime Prevention program today in front of the Book store Women Runners: Still running alone9 Bet you know you really shouldn't but are too busy to plan a set time with a partner each day Come and brainstorm with some people who are interested in your safety We want to establish a convenient name-exchange network for women runners and we need your ideas Reserve this Thursday from 11 30 a m to 12 30 pm for a brown bag lunch meeting in 337 EMU ASLCC First Annual Paaca Weak Is this weak. Reverend Austin Ray wil speak at 2 p m today of the Ebert Memorial Church on Third World Nations in the LCC Main Cafeteria "The Soviet Union After Brezhnev" is the topic of a panel discussion at 7:30 tonight in 167 EMU Invited Participants include Professor Joseph R Fiszman (Political Science), specialist on government and politics of the Soviet Union, Professor Alan Kimball (History), specialist on modern Russian history and the Russian Revolution Professor Ronald Wixman (Geography), specialist on Soviet geography and nationality problems and Professor Fruim Yurevich (Russian), specialist on Soviet life and culture Professor Albert Leong (Russian), specialist on Modern Russian literature and culture will be the moderator Leftz/WNd Analytical Microscope Exhibit will be held Friday from 9 a m to 4 p m in 111 Science III The exhibit will feature computer controlled microdensitometer DADS-560. computer driven automatic microtiter scanner, MPV-MT: computer system for biomedical image analysis. BIOQUANT and much more “Research from Norway on patterns of Women's Friendships and Associations" is the title of a fall term presentation to be given by B|org Aase Sorensen today from 3 to 4 30 p m in the EMU Forum The presentation is sponsored by the Center for the Study of Women in Society Oxfams Annual Fast for a World Harvest Is tomorrow. Stop by the table in the EMU lobby to answer your questions and find out more Donation boxes will be in the EMU lobby and the entrance to the cafeteria all day Thursday There will be a free breakfast celebration dinner Thursday night at Grace Lutheran Church. 17th and Hilyard at 6 p m Episcopal Campus Ministry communion worship service will be held today at 4:30 p m at the Koinonia Center Chapel, 1414 Kincaid All baptized Christians are welcome to attend Bible study following the service, 5 30 to 7 p m Call 484-1707 for more information Begin the Fast with Communion. Presbyterian Campus Ministry invites you to an Ecumenical Celebra tion of Communion at Koinonia Center, 1414 Kincaid at 9 15pm tonight to prepare for and to begin Thursday s OXFAM Fast You are Invited to |oln the Wesley lunch bunch at the Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid at noon on Wednesdays POLICY The Emerald's briefs column is the respon sibility of the news editorial department and is open to anyone wishing to announce meetings, lectures, seminars, exhibits, scholarships, inter views. or miscellaneous events Briefs are run once and they are subject to space limitations They must be typed and triple-spaced in a 65-character margin, include all pertinent in formation Also, list a name and phone number in case we have questions, and the date you want the brief to run Events with donations or admis sion charges 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. Room 300, EMU If you have a question, contact Cort at 686-5511 I Classifieds CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE PLACED AT ODE OFFICE. 300 EMU UO BOOKSTORE STAMF 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 Tbe ODE cannot he responsible lor more (ban one day's Incorrect adver Using insertion The ODE'S liability tor 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, call 6S6-4343 before 1 pm lor 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 SI.SO minimum for tbe first Insertion $1.20 minimum for consecutive In sertions THERE IS NO REFUND FOR AD CANCELLATIONS! Clothing BUY-SELLTRAOE-CONSIGN OLD FRIENDS 112S-A Alder 10:30-5:30 Featuring fine vintage apparel and con temporary fashions 805 tin For sale HOUSEHOLD GOODS 7 good mattress sets one queen one full, $100 each 7. nice 4 year old matching couches and chair $100 each Good working washer dryer. $150 pair Men s XC skis. $20. hardly used New looking carpels and more 175 Adams 344 44 75 1117 THEATRE POSTERS now on sale at University Theatre Box office ONLY $.501 316:11-19 IBM ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Excel lent condition $250/offer 484 4228 evenings _11-22 PAINTED GRAY wooden desk 2 drawers 21 "x 29 top $25 485-8782 11-18 MUST SELL double bed, desk, bureau, accessories' Prices negotiable Call 242-5402 1119 POLYFOAM Cut rate prices Sleeping pads mattresses any size BOB'S UPHOLSTERY 258 Polk 343-1956 _525 MWF SKIS: HEAD STD 1 70 cm Solomon 444 bindings Boots, sz 10V4 $60 682-4504 11-17 PRIME NORTHERN GOOSE DOWN sleeping bag Mint cond . 0 temp range $100 David, 686-1149 11-18 instruction ASTROLOGY Lessons: 343-2250 11-19 servlets FOR QUALITY TYPESETTING, DE SIGN, layout, pasteup and camera work come on up to the Oregon Dally Fmerald Jobwork Department. 200 EMIJ 688-4381, ask (or Annie Noon lo 4 pm. Monday through Friday 10% discount on resumes tor DO students with current IDandtee card rfn FIREWOOD DELIVERED Oak $70/cord fir, S60/cord Call 344-3022. tin A Electronics Professional Repair Service Audio equipment, video recorders, and FVs ESTIMATES GIVEN 2495 Willamette 484-5444 DISTINCTIVE TAILORING 40 years experience, reasonable, guaranteed 744-9746 1117 Typing TYPING UNLIMITED 747-9296 Grad School Approved / Guaranteed Selectrlc Call lor pricing _ ?49;Hn PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statistical specialist IBM Corr Sel Grad approved Near campus 344-0759 __744tfn PRO TYPING/EDITING 2 blocks from UO No |ob too small Specializing In theses and dissertations Jennifer 495-3993 ?45:MUW HAWK WORD PROCESSING: Computer system makes typing ob solete Theses, reports, resumes Free pickup/delivery 345-9195. 774 tin CAROL S PROFESSIONAL TYPING SERVICE 745 22B9 12-30 A PLUS TYPING St /ds po $ 05/ss line Call Syn 344-9735 596 rth EXPERIENCED TYPIST using IBM Selectrlc III Call Mina between R am and 11 pm at 726-9824 750MW TYPING DONNA 344-1919 Graduate School Approved __ 374 MW PRO TYPING ALL LEVELS IBM Correcting Selectrlc Call Barbara 345-0747 ,766 MWF TYPING: 15 years experience papers dissertations, editing Graduate School approved IBM Selector Pick-up and delivery Call Carole at 999-3993. 514 tin NEED TYPING OONB7 i m>e< ting Selectrlc CO* Tina 7?e 1499 387 WH TYPING/EDITING 'HM Selector ( an Peggy 745 0?*1 Will t 1 24 CALL OWEN tor all your typing needs Fast, reasonable Free pickup and delivery 7410766 1M9 ELITE TYPING SERVICE FAST-GUARANTEED ACCURATE Free pickup/delivery 484-1848 _748 tin YOUR WORDS WORTH Computer Wont Processing 342-7848 679 MWH Sound Systems PORTABLE SANUSUI CP7 stereo Mint condition at great bargain Call 345-9046 even 11 1R KLIPSCH LA-SCALAS loudspeakers Birchwood cabinets $975 343-3679 Galt alter 5 pm 11 19 COMPLETE PIONEER hi amplified sound system $600 1 H43 5036 I » cellent condition Must hear to appreciate 1119 Recreation Outdoor Program Ski Touring Week Nov. 15-18 WEDNESDAY. EMU FORUM: "Fall Line," a movie about a ski descent in Wyoming s Grand Talons Plus, a discussion on the prevention, recogni (ton and treatment ol cold related injur ms THURSDAY. OUTDOOR PROGRAM ROOM Discussion on ski tour'ng clothing Also, slide show entitled "Ttte Lees Then Vertical World ol Oregon," about ski mg the high peaks ot Oregon All PROGRAMS START AT 7 PM AND ARC FREE More Information 686 4 *65 314 11 18 CLUB SPORTS HANDBALL CLUB Alt people interested m playing tu»ndba« (beginners esperialy wek ome) |om u* lor a meeting Wednesday. Nov 1 71h 630pm EMU ??? 11-17 Books 80.000 BOOKS IN STOCK All sailing 35% lo 50% oft list prices New BooKs Text Rooks Cliff Noton Magazines USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE 760 Eaal 13ttl 36? Ifn awesome Wtf*? CARDS! $ 1 ofl any $5 purchase with thtt mini ad (exp 11 / ?0 / 8?) 446 E 13«h M2 8339 Bicycles MUST StLU Peugeot OF-SO lhgeais 31 Itame Midden lew then 100 miles $400 new asking $395 iv he si otldi Sueen, 94? 9055 weekday*. II 17 NISHIKI woman a 10 speed 3? inches Good condition and gieat Mend' $135 (negollahle) Janice 683 6354 11 19 SECOND NATURE USED BIKES New and used pans lot the tounat. tacet cornmuMM anti ciuisei BUY SELL TRADE 1712 Willamette M3 8382 ___m Cars /Cycles 80 LeCAR (RENAULT) 37 40 mpg 40 000 m4e* Net! $3 800 345 7738 485 7355 11 17 1870 TOYOTA CORONA t conomical nankpottaiion Good shape Asking $700 344 13B9 11-17 1M6 RABBIT One ownei mw mileage 4 doot. excellent condition MUST SELL $4700 343 3074 11-18 75 PINTO WAGON Good shape $1?00 486-6J01 altw 5 1122 1»73 PROSCHE 814 Mags AM FM excellent ski car, steal al $2,900 244 1041 11-2? wanted WANTED: Gold and silvei |ewt?Jery broken (ewetery, corns, class rings Cash buyers AAA ACE BUYERS 726-1735 944 tin Auto Repair TIRED OF IMPERSONAL AUTO REPAIR? Why nol tel a professional lactoiy trained aixt certified mechanic give your car the personal touch" in the privacy ot his own home workshop? Single patent leaponsipilities tor two small children have forced me to quit my lucrative deakeship |ob to twmg you real savings on quality work tor Volkswagen and Alla Romeo vehicles Jerry Berger 344-480#. 2/0 tin Travel LOWEST AIRFARES USA A INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAY AIRFARES ROUND TRIP FARES FROM PORTLAND San Francisco $126 Miami $292 East Coast $398 687-2825 EUGENE TRAVEL 831 East 13th Ave. (Between Dully s & UO Bookstore) 282 11-19