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|[ et al. MEETINGS Faculty and Studanta Interested In maatlng onca a week during April to play Firebreaks. a war-peace game are encouraged to sign up In the SNuFF office. Suite 1, EMU Modal Unttad Nations meats tonight at 7:30 in Rm 623 PLC Everyone who wants to attend the conference must come. Student University Affairs Board will have an Ad-Hoc mealing today in Rm. 337 EMU. at 3:30 p m. College Republicans will meal tonight at 7 p m in Century Rm. C, EMU All old and new members should attend Society of Professional Journalists meat today al 4:30 p.m. in Rm 301-B Allen All interested in attending the regional conference in Spokane please attend Hawaii Club meat tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Rm 101 EMU. Everyone please attend. Valley River promo practice at 6:30 p.m. before meeting. Public Relations Student Society ol America meets today at 4 p.m. in the Allen Hall Reading Rm All in terested in Public Relations are welcome WORKSHOPS EMU Cralt Center spring workshop registration begins today from 12 p m -4 p.m. in the EMU Forum and 4 p m.-10 p.m today in the Craft Center Registration continues in the Craft Center during regular hours. Pacific Islands: People and Issues, a SEARCH workshop will be offered this term. For more information call 344-4219, or come on Friday at 8 p.m at 1236 Kin caid to discuss regular meeting time MISCELLANEOUS Premedical Preceptorship program will have Its first spring rotation beginning April 4. Applications and sign ups are due Friday at 4 p m in 164 Oregon Hall Orienta tion meeting will be held Monday at 6:30 p.m. in Rm. 107 Gilbert. Rotations involve three hours of participation per week tor tour weeks Survey of Visual Arts, ArH 202 was mistakenly ommit ted from the time schedule. The class will be offered MWF at 12:30, 177 Lawrence. University/Community Action will have an information table in the EMU lobby today from 11 a m.-2 p.m. UCA is now accepting applications for 1983-64 nine-month field placements. Free Computing Ctr. short course: introduction to the DEC 1091 today at 9:30-11 a m., Rm. 202 Computing Ctr. Free Computing Ctr. short course: introduction to the SOS editor on the DEC 1091 today at 3:30-5 p m in Rm 202 Computing Ctr Sophomore* and Junior*: linirereity ol Oregon Parent* Association I* offering * scholarship of *600 based on leadership, academics, and contribution to the University. Applications can be picked up in flm. 111, Susan Campbell Hall. For more information call 686-5555 INTERVIEWS April 5 — U.S. Bancorp/U S National Bank of Oregon — Group Moating: 12:30-2 p.m.. Dad's Rm., EMU. April 6 — Bon Marche — (W, Sp grads — Bachelor's — 1. for Executive Trainee — Bus Admin./Lib. Arts/Mktg./Mgmt.; 2. for Shrinkage controller — Acct./Fin.) April 7 —U.S. Air Force (for: Pilot/Navigator/Engineer — F, W, Sp, Su graos — B/M/PhO — Any major) April 5 — Interview Procedures Workshop — 12-1 pm. Rm 214, EMU Classifieds CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE PLACED AT OD€ OfFICE. 100 EMU UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER EMU MAIN DESK For Sale FULL MATRESS. -ox, frame $40 344-3157_3-31 QUEEN SIZE WATERBEO $175 Beautiful bookcase headboard, dark oak. healer sheets, padded rail includ ed Too much? Musi see Call Sara after 6 342-3440_4-1 HIDE-A-BED COUCH $50 Small re fridgerator. perfect tor dorms $85 343-1623_4-1 KUSTOM 250 GUITAR AMP wspeaker 100 waffs, excellent working condition, $125 DiMarzio pickup for accoustic. $30 345-0587_ 4-5 "FREEZE NUCLEAR WEAPONS NOW!" T-shirt Send $9 95, sm/m/l/x Aritex. R1 2. Box 536. Hillsboro OR 97123.3-31 BAVLEV WET SUIT. New condition $110 or best offer Jay 683-7307 4-6 MOTOSCOOTER 1974 Vespa 90 $550 Runs great 80-100 mpg Ph 666-2119 Greg 4-1 MOVING SALE. Queen Waterbed 4-post with headboard, sheets, pad. $165 Desk, dresser, backpack, down sleeping bag $49. stereo cabinet, more 670 E 15th »nd Hilyard) Apt 2 Satur day 4-1 I ~ .- ' I Typing TYPING UNLIMITED 747-92M Grad School Approved/Guaranteed Setectric Call for pricing ?49 ttn TYPING/EDITING Call Judy or Sara MS-0739 _??8:HFM HAWK WORD PROCESSING: Com puter system makes typing obsolete Theses reports, resumes Free pickup /delivery MS-6185 ??4 ttn FAST, PROFESSIONAL TYPING IBM Corracttng Setectric Graduete School Approved Call Paula Demong • 484 9405 ___¥_973:HFM TYPING: 15 years experience Papers, dissertations editing Graduate School Approved IBM Setectric Pick-up and delivery Call Carole at MS-3983. _ 514ttn ELITE TYPING SERVICE FAST-GUARANTEED-ACCURATE Free pickup/delivery 484 1848 _ 748 tin PRO TYPING/EDITING 2 blocks from UO No job loo small Specializing in theses and dissertations Jennifer 48S-3M3 _ 0?0 tfn DYNAMIC TYPING SERVICE Guarnn teed Quality work Free pu/dellvery 485-2914 188 tfn TYPIST Experienced, professional Any project large or small Brandy. 484 6044 9?4 tfn TYPING: 15 years experience papers disaertations. editing Graduate School approved IBM Setectric Pick-up and delivery Call Carole a! 888-3983. _514 tfn ELITE TYPING SERVICE Fast Guaranteed Accurate Free pickup/delivery 4S4-1M8 748 tin A PLUS TYPING 11 /ds pg< $ 05/ltrte CM Syn 344-8739 702 tin NEED TYPING DONE? Correcting Satactrfc Cad Tina, 9SP-7245 704 uh EXPERT TYPING Reasonable rates Fast turnaround I have an extensive background including legal and medical typWE Ca» tjt-jg&jm. wm * ! ELECTRONIC TYPING Choose iypeface formal Pnoteeeloeel editing TYPING SERVICE All types of papers (legal experience) Patrice, 342-5238 Sound Systems Jim’s Electronics STEREO REPAIR AUDIO SERVICES 1627 Pearl Street 343-7683 Monday thru Friday 9-6 pm Saturday 9-1 pm Services PRINTED SHIRTS Sleeve printing available Letter SHkscreen 343-2306, 342-1027 _738:4-1 FOR QUALITY TYPESETTING, DE SIGN, layout, pasteup and camera work, come on up to the Oregon Daily Emerald Jobwork Department, 300 EMU, 686-4381, ask for Annie Noon to 4 pm, Monday through Friday 10% discount on resumes for UO students with current ID and fee card tfn RESUME PHOTOS Fast service, excel lent quality 6 poses to chose from 6 prints for $15 Call 344-3432 for appointment.__4-6 TYPESET RESUMES • Professional looking • One-dey service • Reasonable rates PAN TYPESETTERS 484-1989 45 I --' 1' 1 Instruction NOWS THE TIME INSIDE ROCK I The Early Years Elvis, Holly, Berry to Beatles, more INSIDE ROCK II The Fabulous Sixties Dylan, Byrds, S F Sound (Dead, Airplane), Ftendnx to New Wave THE BRITISH INV. HISTORY OF ROCK I In depth Beatles. Stones. Who. Kinks, others REGISTER MUSIC SCHOOL M2 FEE/3 CREDITS Info cad: 886 3781 _ 707 ?-?t IMPROVISATION AND SONGWRITING • MUS 199 3 credits Wednesdays 15:30-17:20 M2 Develop your ability to write songs and improvise in the talk. \ar> and rock idioms Learn to compose in the styles ot Jonl Mitchell. Paul Simon. Fleetwood Mac. Sleety Dan as well as in the \ni sytles of Herbie Hancock. Chick Corea. Pat Metheny and Earl Ktugh Learn how to build an im provised line Develop your own style Lead lines application of appropriate scales and chrods. relationship of melody to harmony commonly used chord progression, and thematic development will be discussed Class is open to all instrumentalist vocaksts and non instrumentalists as well Alas Zadtcoft-lnetructer For more mt© call 687 100S Begetter at Musk Table_ frinOT TOO LATE TO ADO AFRICAN LITERATURE INT8407.UM? 00-.', 20 t'*« Education An international Studm course taught by Mark Cheatham *5060 _____ 4M TAKE A LEAD, koger pick strum a* styles guitar pane baas lesson* John Shertte, U* 721 - ?! The EMU CRAFT CENTER spring workshop schedule has an error Begin ning Ceramics cost is $28, not $17 as stated Price omitted tor Relief Wood carving is $15 For more info, call the Craft Center, 686-4261 726:2-21 COMPOSE. ARRANGE A record your own songs Guitar piano, bass lessons John Sharkey 244-5520 720 2-20 METHODS FOR WORKING WITH CHILDREN AND YOUTH HS 407g 3 credits TLN 8709 Wednesdays, 7 00 - 9:00 pm Chapman Hall, Room 202 Fee $97 50 For more information, call Continuation Center, 686-4221 Register at Mac Court or the Continuation Center 222 Oregon Hal' I I Guitar Program BEG. GUITAR I MUE 199. Two Motions: 1:30-2:50 UH, 3:30-4:50 MW. Beginners only' Basic chording strumming, fingerpicking, pop song accompaniment, music reading and theory BEG. GUITAR II MUE 199 7-9:50 H Continued study of chording. song accompaniement, theory, etc with emphasis on playing and reading skills INSTRUCTOR-DAVID CASE: PREREQUISITE FOR FOLLOWING: BASIC CHORD FLUIDITY ROCK, JAZZ BLUES GUITAR MUS 199 3:30-5:20 U Lead guitar, improvisation, rhythm styles, chord techniques Santana Stones. Grisman, Metheny, Pass. Benson, many others CONTEMPORARY ACOUSTIC GUITAR MUS 199 3:30-5:20 M f eaturing Fingerstyles. picking pat terns, accompaniments, sotos slide Jom, Taylor. Beatles. Young, Acker man. Kottke, Cooder, Watson, many others INSTRUCTOR-ALEX ZEDICOFF: 997-1009 ALL COURSE 992 FEE 3 CREDITS REGISTER AT MUSIC SCHOOL TABLE 705 ?-K INSTRUMENTS Parts Repair Service STEPHENS STRINGED INSTRUMENTS 141714 Olive # 2 484 0615 Monday Salurday 10-5 ?0 ttn GUITAR WITH CASE, ft string steel 565 MAT AO NW 12S Excellent shape A sound Cell Li (pm) 742-70BB .?•’.! -95 GIBSON FIREBIRD OUITAR Nice 5? 15 MXR Phase 100 $75 Michael 68?.1188 4-1 MARTIN CLASSICAL OUITAR Model 00~t SC with hardshell case $?80 ?4?-fl184 4-1 Books 40,000 BOOKS IN STOCK AH se4mg 25% ip 50% oft kst prices New Books Text Books-CWI Notes Mega/met USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLO SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE 7S9 Em4 13Bi ?02 Bn Recreation Sailing Lessons Credit/Noncredit $70 Cail 725-5184 4-1 Bicycles SCHWINN VARSITY S75. Cruiser new whitewalls. $65. Folding Bike, rough but rides, $45; 345-1487 evenings 3-31 Cars & Cycles DEPENDABLE CAR tor spring break 1969 Ford station wagon, about $500 686-9563._3-31 MUST SELL: Yamaha ?50. Extra trunk low miles $850 Also Columbia 10-speed Recent tune-up $60 484-2543. Keep trying _4-1 1982 SUZUKI SP 125 Good condition low miles $950 344 9113 4-4 ‘78 Honda Civic clean/runs great 75,000 miles, am/tm ycassett $2500 484-6505 4-5 Auto Repair Fiat. Datsun. Toyota, Honda. Subaru, Audi, Porsche and VW SANDPIPER IMPORT SERVICE 2795 Willamette 343-9427 353:H Rides & Riders FROM CORVALLIS to Eugene rides /riders wanted or carpoot 752-2982 4-4 r Opportunities Interested In News paper Management? You can run lor election to the student-at-large position on the Emerald Board ot Directors Board members meet once a month and may be respon sible tor additional committee work The Emerald Board ot Directors is concerned with the financial aspects ot running the newspaper and with the selection o! an editor each year The Board has no control of editorial content The term ot office is from May t. 198? to May t. 1984 Candidates must be students enrolled tor at least sis hours at the University of Oregon for three of the tour terms during the year of office Students® interested in tiling tor the position must complete an ASUO elec hon packet by April 1 3 pm 4 l ENJOY WORKING WITH KIDS? Op portunities available in after school programs teaching arts and crafts wood working, gymnastics, games and sports Lots of other opportunities available Register tor upper division credit through April Hth in EMU lobby For further information, see us in the EMU lobby or call the ESCAPE 0ff*Ce-x4?S1 775 4-4 Help Wanted SUMMER JOSS National Park Co s 21 parks 5000 openings Complete infor mation $5 Park Report Mission Mtn Co, 651 2nd Ave WN. Kabspetl MT 59901 _ __4-6 ■ARY8TTTER NEEDED 2 30-4 JO M-F 2 children ages 7 and 11 Can 34? 4275 •vee COMPUTER OPERATOR NEEDED No experience required Work Study preferred 54 87 an hour Cai 886 4231 _ __ _715 4-1 ODE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING paste up person wanted Monday - Friday paste up experience required, work-study preferred Hours approx 3-8 pm Contact Sally Otfar. 300 EMU 686 4343 The ODE a an Affirmative Ac front quar Opportunity Employer 4-1 CRUISE SHIP JOBS) Great income potential All occupations For mtorma tion call: 602-998-0426 Ext ?94 4-1 WORK/STUDY TUTORS needed in many areas Flexible hours $5 05/hr Educational Opportunities Program. 207 Emerald Hall 666-?2?2. 71 ?:?-4 GOVERNMENT JOBS Various posi tions available through local government agencies $20,000 to $50,000 potential Call (refundable) 1-(6l9)-569-8?04 dept OR 104 for your 198? directory 24 hrs.4-11 ARE YOU TIRED of your work-study job7 The Food-Op is hiring persons tor store clerk positions Apply in person at the Food-Op, 15?5 Agate, behind Jobs Services.687:?-? 1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TYPE SETTER, Oregon Daily Emerald Must be available from 11-?. Monday - Friday Must be able to type 55 wpm Video displv input helpful, but not required Work-study preferred but not required Valuable experience tor an yone interested in advertising'produc tion careers Contact Sally Oljar. ?00 EMU, 686-4?4? The ODE is an Affirma tive Action/Equal Opportunity Em ployerttn WORK-STUDY BUILDING mainten ance 2 hours, five days a week Call Alice at WISTEC 464-9027 755 ?-?1 AVIATION, COMMUNICATIONS, EN GINEERING, ETC. ETC. Technical degree not required Starting salary $17.000-$20,000 Interviews today lobby EMU, 10am till 2pm United States Marine Corps Officer Selection Team _ _76?:?-?t STUDENT DEFENDERS/ASUO Office ot Student Advocacy Defend clients charged with violations of the Student Conduct Code Interesting variety ot cases $6 50/hr Submit resume to John Moore, O.S.A Office, Suite 4, EMU or call 686-? 724 Application deadline is April 8, 198? The ASUO is an AA/EOE 7624-8 TWO OPENINGS for work-study qualified students in our Off-Campus Housing office Rental board mainten ance. referrals, landlord-tenant coun seling (phones and with public) Should be friendly, sympathetic, perceptive $? 70'hr Starts April 5 Applications at OCH office due April 4 Off-Campus Housing is an Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity employer 770 4-1 WORK-STUDY and ESCAPE students Child Care and Development Center & EMU Child Care Center has openings for teacher'a aide. Call 686-4?B4 or 686-4?45 780 4-4 is now accepting appiications tor coordinators in the tottowing areas Contemporary issues. Film. Folk/B lues Concerts Popular/Jaz* Con certs. Performing Arts, Visual Arts Program Committee Stop by Suite 2 EMU for details and application forms These positions are volunteer and for the 1982-84 academic year ?-?1 Roommates HOUSEMATE WANTED to share house near downtown St 20 plus utilities Can NM. 244-5224, Bob, 683-927? 2-21 HOUSEMATE WANTED to share 2 bedroom funky 100 year old home with two graduate students S10C mo Wood stove fruit trees, porches Prefer vege tarian non-smoker Call Brandt and stave 244-65764-1 SHARE 3 BEDROOM APT with 2 others, S10O! includes bed and large room 2 blocks from campus Cheap utilities Can Rob *84-7505 4-4 HOUSEMATE DESIRED prefer grad student. 2 bedroom just south of cam pus. w/d. garden, fireplace Call 484-4228 keep trying 4-1 SCA COOP HOUSES ARE NOT EXPENSIVE $450 covers room, meals and utilities tor spring term Women, men, vegetarian, non-vegetarian, non-discriminating and democratically selt-managed Janet Smith House, 1790 Alder, ask tor Mar lon Campbell Club, 1670 Alder, ask for Cory Meals only available also 577 tin Apts, for Rent FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one and two bedrooms close to campus $175 to $250 345-9184, 484 0604 ___ ??2:ttn IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UO. Family Housing Amazon two bedroom unfur nished apartments at $100/month and Westmoreland one bedroom furnished apartment at $ 111 month Also an ticipate future openings for Westmor eland two bedroom furnished apartment at $121/month. Contact UO Housing Dept. 686-4277 _ 861 ttn WALK TO CAMPUS 625 East 16th One and two bedrooms furnished with patio and courtyard Laundry, off-street parking Now taking reservations IPM CO., REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252 __ 48?:tfn ALDERWOOO MANOR 1664-64 Alder One and two bedrooms with carpeting, drapes, appliances, laundry facilities, otf-street parking $199-S289 Manager 484-611?. IPM CO.. REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 485-6252 974:ttn FURNISHED STUDIO 1331 High St. Campus downtown area Contemporary furnishings Private bath, share Kitchen with one other UTILITIES PAID $156 Manager 244-0215. BENNETT MANAGEMENT 460 East 2nd 485-6991 _221:tfn TWO BEDROOM in small complex 145 N "A." Appliance, drapes, carpets, bus Stop $159 726-8491 or 244-8888 _407:ttn WALK TO CAMPUS One bedroom at 1245 Ferry Appliances, carpet, drapes storage parking $169 242-1265 or 726-8491 _ 408:tfn UTILITIES FURNISHED Garbage paid Laundry facilities Air-conditioned studio units Private bath Wet bar with refriger ator Balcony view of city $185 2494 Onyx Place 484-9662 or 485-5641. _595 4-25 1414 E. I81h Great location Quiet, clean 1 or 2 bedrooms Furnished or unfurnished Covered parking, laundry From $160/mo Calf Sabin. 682-2160. Elliott Associates601ttn FURNISHED ONE AND TWO bedroom apartments Call 485-4600 Bob Bennett Re«Wy-_622 tin The following are within 4 Mock* ot the UO 1630 FERRY $200 - Nicely furnished 1 bedroom Laundry, off-street parking 967 PATTERSON $160 - Unfurnished 1 bedroom, lots of light, patio, laundry, appliances 21 Mend ALDER $180 - Huge, furnished studio By ap pointment Spyglass Assoc Joy 686-1130 (office). 344-7215 (home)__ 662:tfn 3 BEDROOM-S300 54 block to campus, furnished apart ments. with covered parking and laundry facilities special summer rates Call 344-3566 or Mgr. Rm 1-1. 715 E 16th Ave_ 684 tfn CAMPUS SUNSHINE Dry out" on rooftop decks Two be droom, your furniture or ours 1892 Garden Ave 244-1042 692 5-4 FURNISHED UNITS near music build ing Water garbage included Two be droom $280. one bedroom $195 and $205 Fleferences 688-5769 _698 tfn ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH, cooking facilities $115/mo utilities included 242-4275 eves 2-21
