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Newspaper Page TextWanted WANTED: Gold and silver jewelery, broken jewelery, coins, class rings. Cash buyers. AAA ACE BUYERS 726-1735 944:tfn Help wanted COT A DREAM? Make it happen at Avon. Earn $$$, set your own hours. Call 746-6422. 683-4718 _ 356tin OVERSEAS JOBS Summer/year round Europe, S. Amer., Australia, Asia. All fields S500-S1200 monthly Sightseeing Free info. Write l|C Box 52-OR-3 Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 _ 2-22 HAIRDRESSER WITH CLIENTELE Cutting and perming. Hair Faire, 1410 Orchard, Rm 207. 247:2-9 ANIMAL CARETAKER $4.47 hr Must have work-study certification. Two positions open immediately Also interviewing for spring term. General care of rodents, cats, primates. Call Greg, ext. 495S. 372:2-11 SUBIECTS NEEDED for psychology experi ment on impression formation. Listen to a taped interview and fill out a short ques tionaire. Receive S3.50 for 45 minute ses sion. Freshmen and sophomore women subjects only. Sign up for session at Straub Hall, room 404.3S2 2 11 GOVERNMENT JOBS Various positions available throught local government agencies. $20,000 to $50,000 potential. Call (refundable) 1-1619) 5696304, dept OR104 for your 19B3 directory. 24 hrs._2-11 SEASONAL |OB OPPORTUNITIES A representative of OREGON CAVES CHATEAU will be on campus interviewing students seeking summer employment at the OREGON CAVES. For further informa tion contact your student employment or job placement office. We are an "equal opportunity employer." A variety of fobs are available in the following areas: food service, hotel registration, tour guides, gift shop clerks, lodge desk clerks, housekeeprs, baby sitter, nightwatch man, waiters and waitresses. 2-8 TRYING TO FIGURE out where you fit in? The Peace Corps has opportunities. Information table in the EMU Lobby today. 297:2-8 Opportunities STAY AHEAD OF THE GAME Reinforce your college degree and get a better start through ARMY ROTC. Try our “BASIC" outlook this summer and apply for the special tow-year program. Travel to Fort Knox. Kentucky, just outside of Louisville Relieve room, board, travel, expenses and approximately $650. Stay six weeks. EXPERIENCE THE CHALLENGE OF LEADERSHIP Learn to take on challenges you never thought you could handle, find yourself in a role directing the com bined efforts of teams of people, organizing meaningful projects and managing materials and equipment. WIDEN YOUR HORIZONS Meet students like yourself from more thin 275 college campuses all over the country. Make lasting friend ships you'll never forget. EARN GOOD MONEY During the six weeks you'll earn ap proximately $650 plus travel ex penses. food and lodging When you arrive back at college, you'll be qualified to enroll as an ROTC Ad vanced Course student, earning an additional $100 per month or up to $2,600 during your last two years. You'll also be qualified to earn an ad ditional $2,400 during your last two years - $5,000.! TRY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS While at our summer program apply for a full two-year scholarship that pays all tuition, lab fees, supplies and books plus $100 per month while you're going for that college degree. JOB OPPORTUNITY THROUGH THE ROTC TWO-YEAR PROGRAM After getting your college degree, you have the opportunity for a leadership and management job as a commissioned officer with a starting salary of over $18,000. DO IT THE “BASIC' WAY Take the best shortcut to your future. Begin with the BASIC START and YOU'LL STAY AHEAD of the game For more information call 6863102 or come by the ROTC department at 1679 Agate Street. 369:2-10 SUMMER CONFERENCE ASSISTANTS June 11-August 26, 1963. Room and board plus salary. Long and irregular hours. Applica tion available Housing Office, Walton Hall. Application deadline: Feb 2S.2642-8 Roommates 3 BDRM HOUSE with 2 women. Woostove. fireplace, washer & dryer, fenced yard, pets ok. $13S/mo. 281S Hilyard St. Call Sherry or Moilie 683-3646. 686-4579_ 2-8 FEMAIE GRAD (non-smoker) wants same to share 2-bdr. beautiful condo. S150/mo plus deposit and elec. 343-2362._2j8 COOPERATIVE HOUSES THE STUDENTS COOfEtATIVE ASSOCIA TION has two spaces available on a pro rated basis. Low cost, close to campus, vegetarian, non-vegetarian, women, men, democratic self-management Openings also spring, summer, (all. lanet Smith House, 1790 Alder, 686-4261, ask for Marlon Campbell Club. 1670 Alder, 6865189, ask for Cory._ 346:tfn ONE BEDROOM APT. One block from campus $122 a month, call 343-8037. females only._ 2-9 FIRST MONTH FREE! Roommate 3 bedroom, semi-private house. Close to UO and on ICC busline $132 50/month 683-8638 evenings. 2-10 Apts, for Rent FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one and two bedrooms dose to campus. $175 to $250 345-9184. 484-0604 332:lfn IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UO Family Housing. Amazon two bedroom unfur nished apartments at $100/month and Westmoreland one bedroom furnished apartment at $111/month Also anticipate future openings for Westmoreland two bedroom furnished apartment at $131/month. Contact UO Housing Dept.. 686-4277._861:tfn WAU TO CAMPUS 625 East 16th One and two bedrooms with patio and courtyard. Laundry, off-street parking Now taking reservations. 6874)951. I PM CO.. REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252 483:tfn ONE BEDROOM-$ 190 Like new, in ex cellent condition. Fully applianced. In beautiful parkside surroundings. On bus and bike route Call 345-9272, 485-4023 or 747-0140969:t(n MOVING? THE EMERALD APTS. is offering 2 bedroom furnished apts. V* block from campus with dishwasher, disposals, covered park ing, laundry facilities, and a sundeck for only $270 per month for more info CALL 343-1491 or 344-5440 or drop by The Emerald Apts. 1877 Emerald 350:tfn ALDER WOOD MANOR 1864-84 Alder One and two bedrooms with carpeting, drapes, appliances, laundry facilities, oil street parking. $199-$289. IPM CO.. REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 48S-S252 974:tfn 1 bdr $100 2 bdr $150 Meadow Park Manor, 844 Mill, Spr inglield, Manager Sam Shin, 741-4760. 3-4 10 DAYS FREE 1841 Kincaid. Large studio, $190 2 bedroom S275. Manager 683-2394 or Elizabethan Management, 345-1409. _ 293:tfn 411 WEST 15th, No. 5 Studio, furnished, fireplace, shared kiSclien, balcony, water and garbage paid. S140. 345-7368. 303:tfn CENTURIAN VILLA apartments available. Quiet, minutes from campus, shopping. Cool, special rates available. No children. 485 West Centennial. 747-3513. 322:t(n FURNISHED STUDIO 1331 High St. Campus-downtown area. Contemporary furnishings. Private bath, share kitchen with one other. UTILITIES PAID. $155. Manager 3444)315. BENNETT MANAGEMENT 460 East 2nd 485-6991 _ 331:tfn TWO BEDROOM APT. Triplex, downtown; clean and quiet. $205/mo. 343-4275 eves.2410 $175 FOR TWO BEDROOM duplex (one is small). Washer and dryer. $150 deposit. 1274 Washington (close to bike route; one mile from campus). 344-3322 (evenings) 2-11 CHARMING OtDK HOME 3 bedroom fireplace, utility room and basement. Shared yard and garage. 541 East 19th. Elizabethan Management. 345-1409 378: tfn W OFF FIRST MONTH Near campus. 2 bedroom, furnished. $295. parking and private laundry. 1844 Kincaid. Manager 683-2394 Elizabethan Management, 34S-1409 377:tfn 914 EAST 18th Cozy furnished one bedroom. S210. Parking and laundry, one block from campus Manager 683-2394. Elizabethan Management. 34S-1409 _376: tin MUST RENT: Huge 2 bedroom, 1 block from Campus buildings SSO rent, for 1st month. 1414 Alder Call Elyce. 342-2313. 2-15 Quads AIDER STREET QUADS 1360 Alder No. 65 Month-to-month $100. Tenant pays elec tricity 343-2613,4840804 _333:tfn THE MOWN DERRY QUADS Newer convenient location starting at $115. includes utilities. 441 East 17th. 343-5616. JSVtfn WOODSIOE MANOR 1810 HARRIS Enjoy total comfort in these individually heated and air-conditioned quads. Private bath, $149 Shared bath, $124 Reserved parking available. These are directly across the street from campus. Resident manager, unit 139. Call 683-3005. I PM CO.. REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252 440: tin 1728 FERRY Newer, some with decks. Clean, pleasant surroundings. $109 and $115, utilities paid. Manager 345-9210. IPM CO. REALTOR till PEARL ST. 48S-8252 ______465:lln H BLOCK FROM CAMPUS WEST UNIVERSITY QUADS 738 East 16th $134. Private bath, laundry facilities, refrigerator in room, reserved parking available. Manager, unit 1. 345-1540. IPM CO.. REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252 439:tfn CLASSY QUADS 430 E. 15th. Handy to campus or town. $134 includes utilities. Manager, 345-9466. IPM CO., REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252 _ 962:tfn LARGE QUAD $110 per month. $75 deposit. Utilities included. Fr.r more in formation call 4858859 981:tfn HATE HOUSEKEEPING? Live at the Campus Court Quads and get your weekly cleaning included in the rent - along with cable TV, utilities, private H bath and lots of other goodies. CALL TODAYI CAMPUS COURT QUADS 1544 Alder 686-107S 025:tfn NEWER QUADS All utilities paid $129. Near University. 1866 Harris. 3442524 or 3448941.273:tfn ALL UTILITIES PAID! 1750 Hilyard Only $109! Roomy quads, close to campus. Call us tor showings or stop by our office. ,45-9517. JENNINGS ? CO. Property Management 488 E. 11th, 883-2271 Houses for Rent LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE 1090 W 18th Reverse floor plan to secluded back yard. Woodstove. 5 appliances. Garage. Yard tools. On bike path. S375. 3449865 after 4:30._2-11 4 BEDROOM HOUSE 369 East 15th Fireplace, fenced yard. S475 mo. 4842039 evenings, 3438000 days. 2-18 Dorm Contracts LIVE RIGHT ON CAMPUS $$ awaits you Call today! 3434354 eves. 2-11 $60 REWARD! If you buy any of our dorm contracts for two single rooms on 6th floor or any available dorm room. Call 6866071 or 686-6039. 2-1 Lost/Found PERSONALIZED BRACELET Ana Cecilia Gold, sentimental. Call 485-3585 (Ana). 2-9 EVENTS —SRTYOuftlNC— CLINICS 2/8 Skiing with Kids 2/9 Winter Camping 2/10 Waxing AH clinic at 7 pm in Outdoor Program room. Sponsored by University ot Oregon Outdoor Program. 6064365. Free 127:2-9 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents LEGENDARY ft VISIONARY POET ROBERT BLY lor an evening of verbal and psychic alchemy February 10, 8 pm Beall Hall School of Music Tickets at EMU Main Desk and at Beall Hall on the evening (o the reading. General $2.50 • Students S2.S0 357:2-10 THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents an evening with JOCHEM POENSGEN - on • Architectural Stained Glass TUESDAY, FEB. 8 7:30 PM RM 107 EMU FREE 367:2-0 2nd YEAR ANNIVERSARY of Yellow Ribbon Burning! News Conference/Update on this critical political/legal battle. At site of ac tion, EMU Ballroom, 1 pm Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1983. Open to supporters. 2-8 The Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin America presents Hard Times Lunches $1.50 Wed. & Thurs. 11:30 - 2:30 pm Wed. Menu: Spanish garbanzo soup with vegetables, rice salad, fruit, drink. Thurs. Menu: Black bean soup, tor tillas with cheese or chicken, uacomole, tomato, fruit, drink. njoy the most authentic food in town and help to feed Central American refugees. 1236 Kincaid (Next to UO Bookstore) 184:2 10 Entertainment THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents JOCHEM POENSGEN W. German Stained Glass Artist TUESDAY, FEB. 8 7:30 PM RM 167 EMU FREE 366:2-8 DTTATT 492 E 13th I3IJ U |J 686-BIJU Now, for the first time in Eugene. The re-edited. X-rated' version of Bernardo Bertolucci's LAST TANGO IN PARIS Starring Marlon Brando & Maria Schneider 6:15 8 8:40 nightly 1st show: $2.50 Gen. Adm. $3.50 _Students S3 w/ID ClNCj*A7X^S I'ADOLESCENTE (THf ADOLESCENT) Directed by (eanne Moreau, starring Simone Signoret "Charming, leanne Moreau presents the romantic awaken ing of a pretty, nubile youngster with delightful, straightforwardness and ease." - Janet Maslin, NY Times. SHOWS 7:36 f *30 PM _Red Adm Mat Sun 2 pm EMU CULTURAL FORUM and FOOD SERVICE present Beer Garden Wednesday, Feb. 9 Not Friday Jazz with CHRIS SORENSON BAND 4-7 pm, Dining Room Food and non-alcoholic beverage L.Ng.ryed.3*22* THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM appearing with Iggy Blondie guitarist Frank Infante plus from Portland SUN. FEB. 20 EMU BALLROOM UO students $6 General Public $7 $1 more day of show 9 pm showtime bit ACE YOURSELF Tics at Main Desk, Farthriver, Diana's, Play It Again. B.J. KELLY'S - WEDNESDAY NIGHT - NIMBLE DARTS FROM PORTLAND, with WET DOG $1.50 cover - TONIGHT - KZll ROCK NITE THE MILKMEN NO COVER! Beers 2 for 96* 8-9:30 FRI-SAT: Confidential TONIGHT High Plains Drifter Clint Eastwood 9 pm KOZY cable TV 4 370:2-6 Personals MAKE MONEY! Recvclng Your Clothes! RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and trades secondhand clothing lor men and women for ***.: 344-7419 ME. 11th icsl20_ HAVE A DIRTY SLEEPING RAG! Find Dependable Service at ”s Cleaners *21 filth Ave 354: UW PLANNED PARENTHOOD has a pregnan cy test that is 98%accurate. Call for appt 144-9411. 349UH PRIVATE HELP FROM FRIENDS Free pregnancy testing. Birthright, 667-4451. 3B4.U SIGN UP FOR informal fraternity RUSH in Suite 5, EMU. Open houses Feb. 26, for in fo call 646-3701. UH2-26 J2JTUJL* RtL.RLAI.IQN CLNTIB BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT 4-Ball $3 4 pm b8b-371 I 375:2-9 SSL Meet me at noon for a chocolate cream at Lenny's Nosh Bar in, the rtyard- LOUTAIlfcHn What's BLACK & WHITE but RED all over? OOf HEART THROBS! Special Valentine's Day Personals. 15 words for $1.50 if plac ed by 1 pm Feb. 11 at the ODE Office, 100 EMU, EMU Main Desk, or UO Bookstore. Coming Feb. 14. And for the truly romantic: SPECIAL VALENTINE ART AVAILABLE for only $1.50 at the usual locations (type not included). 2-4 HARRY Meet me at midnight for 65 cent 12 oz. lowenbrau at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard. LUIGI _ 033:tfn SIGMA NUS We found your clues. That led us to you. And solved the crime. In record time. Down we went to the jail And boy did the party sail. In finding you we had'great fun Thanks Sigma Nu, you're No. 1! THE CHI O'S ALASKANS UNITE! Don't let Sheffield zxe state loan. Call |im al 445-9454 and do something. 2-11 DC'S USA AND CHRISTI Thank you for the fantastic weekend. Let’s do it again Bucky Beachcomber. Love, SCOTT AND TIM 2-4 MAKE YOUR OWN Valentine EMU Main Desk Lobby: 1(34 button. 2-8 Alpha O Initiates: An "outrageous" day we've got planned tor you. You'll be ready to sleep (to be sure) when it's through. "Be prepared" the awesome members do say! A day to remember has started on its way!! 2-8 THE BIG YELLOW HOUSE across from EMU is a restaurant and it's open to the public. Check it out. The Faculty Club tor lunch. 371:2-8 THEY SAY MONASTIC lifestyle's been tainted by consumption of chocolates. If true, congratulations! Applause always for open rebellion! But retreat un necessary; I resent those retreats, tove.2-8 TEtl: Glad you've decided to come to the Fashion Show on Wednesday. Hope you win the S40 gift certificate from Place Two! See you Feb. 9 at 7 pm. Love, SUSIl-i w.o.w. Womp on Winter Need mental and physical stimulation! 173:2-8 p&mu "the uarr This week's game is Ms. Pac Man. Highest scorer wins a f-shirt and is eligible to compete in a grand prize playoff at the end of the year. The grand-prize will be a video game. Contest runs during dec Center hours. Mondey-f rfdey. 341:2-10 STUDENT MANAGER The University of Oregon Housing Department is now accepting applications for the position of The Town Quacker Announces: Qualifications: Must be a regularly enrolled student with experience as a Resident Assistant or hall counselor. Must be available to students and staff during most weeknights and weekends. Will not be allowed to hold an outside job. Reimbursement: $2,762 room and board credit and $3,058 as a cash stipend. Selection Process: Will begin the week of February 21-25. and should be completed by March I Ith Mandatory Meeting: Friday. February 18th at 4 p.m.. Conference room. Walton Hall. Applications: Are available at the front desk of the Housing Dept, in Walton Hall Due February I Ith. e^-i opi»iwm> *nw-«iw immum SOME FROM THE HEART _Classic romance from the past. MV CAL SAL: There ain’t a roomie in the whole world as sweet as you. You're bright, funny, charming, sincere, gorgeous. Thanks for being such an important part of my life. Happy Valentine’s Day. Love, TAD SKIP: Lust, lust, lust, LUNCH, lust, lust, lust, lust. DINNER, lust, lust, lust. Love, MACCIi ODE TO CAROL: How do I love thee? Let's count the ways. 1. Uhhhhhhhh 2. Geeeee 3. Hmmmmmm 4. Golly, well . . . Happy Valentine's Day, you lovable scourage. YOUR FAVORITE PERSON DESMOND: Roses are red, violets ar blue. When your engine runs down. I'll rev it for you. AL'S TOWING JFNNIFER: My heart isn't all that throbs (or you. My stomach does too. You know you’re my Valentine, so let’s save some time . . . are we getting married! JASON STFVIN: The tulips were exquisite, as is your (orm; and that corny little card was way above the norm. Our late night rendevous have been really fine, and now I want to know if you’ll be my Valentine! H. H. Become a part of an ODE tradition with a Heart Throb. 15 words for $1.50 if placed by 1 p.m. Feb. 11 at the ODE Office, 300 EMU, EMU Main Desk, or UO Bookstore. Published on Valentine's Day.