3 BIKES FOR SALE Two spoed.es one
cruiser ($50 each) Also dinette set Cali
484-0451 9-26
MEN'S CLUBMAN 10-speed Needs
repair $50 747-8815 9-26
Cars & Cycles
FOR SALE 1978 Suzuki GS400. Fairing,
I/rack, cover S700/offer Sofa $75
344 7923, 686 3156_ 9-26
1976 AUDI FOX Low miles, two door, ex
cellent shape. FM-cassette deck Best
offer. 683-1475 9-26
19B2 HONDA NIQHTHAWK 650 3.500
miles, rear luggage carrier, engine pro
tection bars, foot pets, tinted wind
shield Excellent condition S2 000
485 3514_ 9-29
'68 VW BUG Rebuilt engine, cassette
stereo new tires Will maintained,
perfect economy care $1,800 or best of
fer 746-5168 (evenings)_ 9-30
VESPA MOPED 100 mpg. new engine,
sturdy, built to carry two Good condi
tion $395 or otter Call 344-0225 9-26
FORD ECONOLINE VAN -63 6-cylinder.
$450 Call 342-1095, keep trying 9-28
1974 HONDA CIVIC Looks new inside
and out Runs well Cali evenings.
683 5584 9-27
19B1 HONDA 400 CUSTOM for sale
3500 miles $1700 or best offer Ex
cellent condition Jon, 344-1186 Must
sell 9-30
Travel
/fTiiWRSlIY
RAV6L
PORTLAND TO
• New York $336
• Wash., D.C. $298
• Phoenix $224
• Charlotte $298
EUGENE TO
Minneapolis $279
774 East 13th
663-5577
654 9-26
Rides & Riders
FROM CORVALLIS TO EUGENE
RidesJriders (carpool) needed 752-3982
(nights)9-30
RIDE OR RIDERS Carpool from Cor
vallis M-F approx 9-4:30 Kris 753-9049
10-7
RESPONSIBLE PERSON to accompany
a well-behaved seven year old on the
bus to and from Portland (arriving in
Portland on Friday and returning to
Eugene on Sunday). Person needed
twice a month Will pay for your
busfare Please call 1-643-1428 collect,
evenings or weekends. 9-27
Wanted
PORTABLE ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER
Call ext. 3639. leave name and number
9-26
A
A
Cash paid for gold class rings and
gold or silver jewelry One ounce
class rings brings $103.
ACE BUYERS
3690 Franklin 726-1735
Watch lor flourscent signs on let!
side
A
Opportunities
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Womenspace.
a shelter for battered women and their
childre. has a new training beginning
Sat Oct 8th Credit available Call Mar
cia 485-6513 9^6
THE OREGON DAILY EMERALD has
several positions open in its news
department.
Applications are open until Sept 23
at 5 p.m for assistant entertainment
editor Job responsibilities include
working with the entertainment editor
to put out a weekly entertainment sup
plement. the "Friday Edition " Ap
plicants should have writing and layout
experience and a strong background in
the arts and entertainment
There are positions open for
freelance writers for the academic year
Skill in writing and interviewing ap
preciated. but not required We will
train people on video display terminals
A meeting will be held Friday. Sept. 23
at noon in Room 300 EMU Contact San
dy Johnstone, managing editor, for
more information at 686-5511
Applications are open for a typist for
the news department until 5 p.m. Sept
22 Must type at least 60 words per
minute Experience on VDT or word pro
cessor helpful, but not required The
job would require about two to three
hours per day Work study or non work
study certified
Freelance photographers and
graphic artists positions are also
available Contact Dave Kao, photo
editor, for more information at
686 5511 9-26
Help Wanted
CHALLENGING AND RESPONSIBLE
work in Psychology Clinic assisting
clients in the waiting room reception
area and phones. Hours flexible Plea
sant work environment. Minimum of 10
hours per week, please. To apply. caH
Jeannie, 686-4964 596:9-26
r_IJ
THE U OF O CHILD CARE & Develop
merit Center and the EMU Child Care
Center are offering Teacher-Aide
positions for fall term Work-study.
ESCAPE and practicum students may
work with a variety of ages in an
enriching and enjoyable program tor
children For more information call
686 4384 584 9-29
SEARCH
Announces the following positions:
OFFICE MANAGER: Oversees office
procedure, maintains filing system,
answers phone, etc Knowiege of
SEARCH program helpful
ART • OUTREACH PERSON: Assumes
responsibility tor layout and design of
SEARCH catalogue, advertising cam
paigns. participation in outreach pro
grams. information booth
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES COOR
DINATOR: Leads seminars for SEARCH
instructors and prospective instructors,
assists in approval and scheduling pro
cess. improves access to educational
resources SEARCH is a program of the
ASUO - an equal opportunity employer
Work-study applicants preferred. For
applications and information contact
Steve Myers. EMU tt1. 686 4305
610:9-27
WORK STUDY AND RESEARCH oppor
tunities Help us run our research pro
jects in clinical psychology We need:
computer programmer assistants, inter
viewers (extensive training provided),
phone callers/subject recruiters, health
evaluators, receptionists, typists, data
coder, computer data entry person,
neuropsychological technician Hours
flexible, good work environment, in
volvement in research with potential for
more active participation, if desired
Research credit can be negotiated Min
of 10 work of per week, please Beginn
ing pay 54 55 with raise after six mon
ths of satisfactory work To apply, call
686 4966594:9-28
ATTENTION
WORK-STUDY
STUDENTS
IF YOU have a strong academic record.
IF YOU would enjoy a job directly
related to your academic program.
THEN a position as a Learning
Resources Center tutor may be
available to you Hours range from 2-19
per week (the position can be a supple
ment to another work-study job). PAY
starts at $5 19/hr Reference from a pro
fessor in your major is required For
more information, call the Learing
Resources Center at 686-3.226 or stop
by 5 Friendly Hall.) Work-study qualified
students only please).601:9-30
TYPESETTER: Classified Advertising.
Oregon Daily Emerald Typeset daily
classified ads Two shifts. 11-1 pm. 1-3
pm. Monday thru Friday. $3.35 hour.
Work-study preferred. Knowledge of
video displays terminals extremely
helpful. Apply room 300. EMU by 5 pm.
Sept. 30. The ODE of AA/EO employer.
9-39
EARN $500 OR MORE each school year
Flexible hour Monthly payment for
placing (>osters on campus. Bonus bas
ed on results. Prizes awarded as well
800 526 0883.10 5
LITERATE? Business manager, Nor
thwest Review. Work-study. 15 plus
hours per week Immediately. Call
686-3957 after 1 pm Persist 578:9-26
WORK-STUDY POSITIONS Council for
Minority Education. One position for
clerical work in mornings, must be able
to type. $4.12 per hour. Tutors wanted
foi Math. Science. Business and Com
puter Science classes. $5.25 per hour
Apply at 314 Oregon Hall. 686-3479. ask
for Terra.607:9-30
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SALES
representative, Oregon Daily Emerald.
Sell classified and classified-display
ads in Eugene-Springfield area.
Monday-Friday, commission sales
Must have access to car. Previous sales
experience helpful. Must be indepen
dent. like working alone, self
disciplined. Excellent opportunity for
advertising majors. Pick-up application,
room 300 EMU. Deadline Sept. 30. 5 pm
The ODE is AA/EO employer 9-30
EMU CULTURAL
FORUM
INVITES
APPLICATIONS
for the
PERFORMING
ARTS
COORDINATOR
To review a position description or
pick up an application stop by EMU
Suite 2 or call ext 4373 for more in
fo 647:9-30
VOLUNTEERS TO tutor limited English
students in academic subjects and
English in regular classrooms. All grade
levels. ESCAPE credit available. Call
Volunteer Services 667-3472. 651:9-30
TUTORS NEEDED In many areas Flexi
ble hours to student's need Largest de
mand is in science and math. All
WORK/STUOY qualified are encouraged
to apply Starting wage is S5.32/hr.
Educational Opportunities Program,
207 Emerald Hall 686 3232 635:9-30
SUPPORT WORKER Residential train
ing home for severely retarded adults.
Hygiene, showering routines with men.
3-7 pm or 7-11 pm Monday-Friday or 16
hrs weekends S3.70 an hour. Apply
1893 Alder St weekdays 8-3 pm
643:9-27
SPANISH TUTORS NEEDED Sever*
schools Elementary and secondary
ESCAPE credit available Call Volunteer
Services 687-3472649:9-30
COMPUTER TUTORS NEEDED tor com'
puler lab at Willard Community School
Volunteers work with small groups on
microcomputers ESCAPE credit
available Call Volunteer Services
6673472 650 9-30
WE ARE NOW HIRING tor 3 shifts 9-1.
1-5. 5-9 Mon-Fri Telephone sales, no
exp nec We ll train. Good working at
mosphere Rob 342-3615 Min. vs com
mission9-26
PERSON/S tor Baby Care Hours tlexi
ble. 8:30-3:30 on campus
S3 35 S3 75vy hour Deb 461 0027
657:9-27
THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS are open
in the ASUO Executive (student
government):
•Publications Coordinator
•Assistant for Student Events<two
positions)
•Budget Assistant
•Comptroller
Applications due September 30 at 5pm
•Program Tags (three positions)
•Advertising Salespeople for the
ASUO paper and the Course Guide
Applications due October 7 at 5 pm Job
descriptions in Suite 4 EMU. 686-3724.
658:9-28
WOMEN'S RESOURCE A REFFERAL is
accepting applications for 2 or 3 coor
dinator positions Must work at least 12
hours per work Work-study or stipend
available Applications available on
door of rm 336 EMU. Due Sept. 30 at 4
665:9-29
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW being taken
for Student/Faculty Committees You
can make decisions about University
policy, work with faculty and gain
valuable experience. There are 26 com
mittees and lots of openings. Some of
the committees are: Academic Re
quirments. Curriculum. Ethnic Studies.
Intercollegiate Athletics. ROTC Ad
visory. Student Conduct, etc For
more information and application con
tact SUAB in Suite 3 EMU. Deadline is
Oct. 7 The ASUO is an Affirmative Ac
tion/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
RESIDENT ASSISTANT FOR HEP PRO
GRAM BILINGUAL NECESSARY EX
PERIENCE WITH MINORITIES ROOM
AND BOARD AND MONTH MALE
OR FEMALE»••:«—11
AD PASTE—UP TECH NEEDED IM
MEDIATELY MUST BE AVAILABLE TO
WORK ADDITIONAL HOURS
POSSIBLE TECHNICAL PASTE-UP
KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED PICK UP AP
PLICATIONS AT EMU APPLICA
TIONS CLOSE OCT. s AT ’ PM THE
OREGON DAILY EMERALD IS AN
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION EMPLOYER ••—>
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Apts, for Rent
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UO Family
Housing. Amazon two bedroom unfur
nished apartments at $116/month and
Westmoreland one bedroom furnished
apartment at $111/month Also an
ticipate future openings for
Westmoreland two bedroom furnished
apartment at $140fmonlh. Contact UO
Housing Dept., 686-4277861:tfn
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
till PEARL ST. 465-8252
483tfn
ALDERWOOD MANOR
1860-1884 Alder
Fully furnished 1, 2 and 3 bedroom
apartments, with carpeting, drapes, ap
pliances. Off-street parking, water, gar
bage paid $150, $211, $299. and
$335. For information call Manager
484- 6113.
IPM CO.. REALTOR
1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252
4:tfn
FURNISHEO ONE AND TWO bedroom
apartments. Call 485-4600 Bob Bennett
Realty632:ttn
614 LAWRENCE 3 bedroom, in wonder
ful old house, covered porch, large liv
ing room, separate dining room, $225.
Elliott Assoc. 683-2160 325:tfn
TWO WEEKS FREE
1 bedroom $180 Parkside apartment in
excellent condition Fully applianced
on bike and bus route. 345-9272.
485- 4023142:tfn
1841 HIGH, NO. 2 One bedroom, unfur
nished Appliances, water/garbage
paid $145 ($175 fall). VIP. 345-7368.
464:tfn
FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM units near
music building. Water, heat, garbage in
cluded References 688-5769. 556:tfn
GREAT LOCATION
1414 E. 18th, one and two bedrooms,
furnished or unfurnished, covered park
ing, laundry, from $175. Cali Sabin,
683-2160, Elliott Assoc558:tfn
2140 HARRIS
Nicely furnished room for quiet stu
dent $95 includes kitchen use, water,
garbage Shown by appointment only.
Joy. 686 1130 (office) or 344 7215
(home)653:ttn
3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE Furnished,
across from Hayward Field, $495. 1290
E 18th 344-3713, 484 1405 1 and 2
bedroom furnished 2785 Oak.
$190$210 342 6016, 484 1405 1
bedroom unfurnished $169 549 Vi
Broadway, 484-1238. 1 and 2 bedroom
furnished 460 Madison $105, $149-$155
485-6746. 484-1405 3 bedroom house
726 W 4th $290 485-6746 484 1405
_9-30
SWIMMING POOL!
CHARMING, older red-brick campus
apartments. Furnished one and two
bedroom with loads of personality. Ex
tra clean Laundry facilities on
premises. Prompt maintenance
GUARANTEED From only:
$175
Great location! Next to campus and
shopping. Seeing is believing the great
value offered here!
975 HILYARD
APARTMENTS
485-0721
147* HIGH ST.
2 bedroom unfurnished Carpeted, ap
pfianced Water, garbage paid Laundry
facilities S210 summer/$250 fall.
345-7368 VIP 463:tfn
630 EAST 14th
(FIRCREST APARTMENTS)
1 and 2 bedroom unfurnished, carpeted,
appfianced. laundry facilties Water,
garbage paid S196-S26G fall 345-7368
VIP 462:tfn
-1663 6AA6EN AVE
Two bedroom unfurnished Carpeted,
applianced. water/garbage paid Laun
dry facilities S225 (furniture $45 per
month extra). Behind Wendy's, off
Franklin Blvd 345-7368 613:tfn I
Quads
THE BROWN DERBY
Super special Spring/summer rates
now in effect 441 East 17th 151:tfn
Vi 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
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CLASSY QUADS
430 E 15th. Handy to campus or town
$134 includes utilities Manager.
345 9466
IPM CO.. REALTOR
1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252
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HATE HOUSEKEEPING?
Live at the Campus Court Quads and
get your weekly cleaning included in
the rent - along with cable TV
utilities, private bath linen service
and lots of other goodies. CALL
TODAY!
CAMPUS COURT QUADS
1544 Alder 686-1075
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BARGAIN PRICES
FREE CABLE TV
BEAUTIFUL QUADS with private V*
baths. Sundeck, completely furnished.
FREE utilities, covered parking and
laundry facilities
Across the street from U of O
SEE US TODAY!
ALDERSGATE
1436 Alder
344-8302
_64:5-6.ttn
FREE CABLE!
SIGN UP FOR FALL
Deluxe, beautifully furnised quads now
available for fall Breathtaking views,
open courtyard. AIR-CONDITIONED,
laundry lacilties. covered parking and
FREE utilities. Prompt maintenance
guaranteed, excellent on-site manage
ment All this for only:
$129
Vi block to U of O campus. 10 minutes
on bus line to LCC. Stop in today and
see why this si such a great place to
live!
WOODSIDE MANOR
(18th and Harris)
683-3005
616:tfn
FREE UTILITIES!
FREE CABLE TV
For Only $125
Spotlessly clean, modern deluxe cam
pus quads. Completely furnished. Next
to U of O campus and university shopp
ing Covered parking and laundry
facilities Prompt maintenance
GUARANTEED. Excellent management
STOP IN TODAY!
Alder Street Quads
1360 Alder SI.
343-3599
617 tfn
“PRIVATE BATH!
FREE CABLE TV
Extra large, beautifully furnished
deluxe campus quads AIR
CONDITIONED. FREE UTILITIES
Covered parking, laundry facilities
Refrigerator in each room Prompt
maintenance GUARANTEED! For only.
$149 month
VS block to campus and shopping See
our quads before you rent anywhere
else! You'll be glad you did!
CAMPUS QUADS
751 E. 16th
345-1272
615 tfn
WANTED
PORTABLE ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER
Call ext 3639, leave name and number
9 26
Lost/Found
FOUND: Volvo keys and apartment
keys Contact Down to Earth. 50 East
11th, 344-6357 . 9-27
Food/Drink
COLLEGE OPENING
SPECIALS
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT HOMEMADE
Spilt Pea Soup
with roll, butter & 10 oz soft drink
or coffee
only $2.50.
Jumbo Sausage
Sandwich for 2
only $3.50
BEER * WINE
1306 Hilyard (comer of 13th)
683-4021
_662 9-26
Child Care
•RE-SCHOOL OPENINGS (or ch.klren 2
ears old in a Wednesday morning
larenl/child class. 9:15-11:15 and (or 4
ear olds. M-Tu-W-Th ilternoons
2:30-3 Close to U ol O al a reputable
istabiished private school Information
ind registration call 687-1274 or
67 1842 9-28
EVENTS
NICARAGUA
i report from the Oregon Women's
lelegation Joan Acker, Colette Craig
ind others.
Tuesday, 9/27
12-13:30, 214 EMU
Thursday, 9/29
12-13:30, 214 EMU
9-27
BAGEL
NIGHT
WELCOME
JEWISH
STUDENTS
WED. SEPT. 28
1414 KINCAID
FROM 7-10 PM
Please Join Us
And Meet The
Jewish Community
Sponsored by the Jewish Student
Union. EMU Suite 6. 686-4366.
664 9-28
Entertainment
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HL4mi£Pw% ■ £>©7-07.33
PREMIERES THRU SEPT. 28 x
The New Wave Aussie Musical'
STARSTRUCK
shows 7 pm nightly
plus Swiss Alain Tanner'a
LIGHT YEARS AWAY
shows 8:50 pm nightly
6S5 9-28
THE BIJOU
492 E. 13th 888-BIJU
LA
TRAVIATA
Franco Zeflirell's visually stunning,
musically thrilling film stars Teresa
Strata and Placido Domingo in the
finest operatic movie made.
SUNDAY THURSDAY 7 8 9 PM
BIJOU LATE NIGHT
48 HRS
Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte make
the perfect team in a movie that gets
better each time you see it.
WED-THURS, 11 PM, S1.96
FRI SAT MIDNIGHT $2.50
EMU CULTURAL FORUM
presents
Back to School
with
THE
ROBERT CRAY
BAND
BEER GARDENT
4-7 pm in the
EMU BALLROOM
Admission $1 at the door or in ad
vance at the EMU Main Desk ID re
quired (alternative beverages and
food available).
Also featuring Robert Cray Band at
ALL AGE DANCE
8-11 pm in the
EMU BALLROOM
Admission $1 at the door
Cel ERB rat ion!
MAX’S
presents
BLUE MONDAY
with
CURTIS SALGADO
and
IN YO* FACE
Monday, Sept. 26
9:30 pm
Rhythm & Blues
648:9-26
Personals
GET MORE
MONEY!
for your used textbooks at the AAF
Booksale Bring in your used texts to
115 EMU, Monday thru Friday. 10
am-4 pm. 644:9-30
LET’S
GET
PERSONAL
Wo know thoro are friends you care
a lot about But have you told them
lately? Say you care with an OOE Per
sonal. It7ss and easy way to make so
meone's day a little special.
And to say “thanks" your friend
can write a peronal for FREE*. Just
use his or her first and lest name in
the ad and place it at the UO
Bookstore. EMU Main Desk, or the
OOE ottice, 300 EMU.
(Free ads must be placed at the
ODE ottice, 300 EMU. Bring the sd ad
dressed to you with ID. Free ads are
limited to 20 words in • pt. type. Otter
ends Oct. 14). M
PROBLEMS?
Crisis Center. U of O telephone hotline
24 hoursf7 days, strictly confidential.
Call 6B6-446S.779 MF
FOR ANSWERS TO YOUR questions
about abortion - the procedure, the
cost, and local referral, call National
Abortion Federation Hotline toll free.
1 800 223 0618. 7 am 3 pm M-F
468 MWF
PREGNANT? WE WANT TO HELP Free
pregnancy testing. Birthright. 687-8651.
386 M
SKATE FIEND: Meet me at United
Skates. 13th & Lincoln for an afternoon
of great fun skating outdoors DUDE
9•30
BE SAFE AND BE COVERED with
ASUO Health Insurance If purchased
fall term, you may obtain four terms of
coverage through summer 1984 FOR
ONLY $147.05. ASUO Health Insurance
may be purchased fall term during
registration or at Oregon Hall Cashiers
through Friday, October 7. 1983.
_586:10-7
JOHN LENNON imagined he took
History ol Rock I and lived forever
Wednesday night. 6:30-9 Register
Music.571:9-27
NEW ASUO DENTAL INSURANCE
designed to cover routine dental care is
available for purchase during fall term
registration. To be eligible for the ASUO
Dental Insurance plan, you must be
enrolled tor ASUO Health Insurance
Plan I THE PREMIUM IS ONLY $65.50
PER PERSON PER YEAR and may be
purchased from Oregon Hall Cashiers
fall term through Friday. October 7
Dentist of your choice See the new
1983-84 ASUO Health Insurance Plan
brochure for the details588:10-7
JIMI HENDRIX said “scuse me while I
take this class . it's great ." History ol
Rock I, Thursday. 3:30-6. Register
Music. 571:9-27
SCA
in Eugene is the Barony ot Adiantum.
688 3563. 688-0669 9-28
GREEKS!!
Your house letters in Greek alphabet
are now available for your ODE
Classified ads Samples are located at
Room 300, EMUtin
THE KAPPY SIGMA FRATERNITY pro
udly announces tryouts for the 1983-84
Starduster Court Open house Tues
day. September 27. 8 pm and Wednes
day. September 28. 8 pm Casual dress
requested. Kappa Sigma Fraternity.
1090 Alder St.. 686 5288 928
IT'S NO SECRET. ARNOLD I even heard
it on the radio. You can do almost
anything (by hand!) al the Craft Center.
686 4361 WORKSHOPS 633 930
LEADERSHIP POSITIONS available in
ESCAPE'S Public Schools Division as
coordinators Gain valuable experience
and earn credit whil having fun.
ESCAPE background or education ma
jor/minor recommended Call Dan or
Vicki 686-4351 or see them at ESCAPE
registration table637:930
ESCAPE THE CLASSROOM with a plac
ment in the Eugene/Springfield public
schools. Earn credit wilhil volunteering
minimal time in helping elementary,
middle, or high school students Posi
tions available in math, science,
english. foreign language. PE. counsel
ing and more Sign up al ESCAPE
registration table or EMU lobby 636:930
Sigma Phi
Epsilon
invites ALL 0O WOMEN to tryout for
our 1983 84
Sweetheart Court
Wednesday. 6 pm, 1000 Alder For Infor
mation and rides call 686-5183. 926
JftEBERWOCKY
CARDS
GIFTS
A FUN-FILLED SHOP THAT WILL
DELIGHT AND ENTERTAIN YOU
• Over 2800 designs of cards and
postcards • More than 100 kinds of
wind-up toys • A great selection ot
posters • Address books • Blank
books • Folios & folders • Sta
tionery • Stickers galore • Calendars
& datebooks • Memo Boards •
Unusual party favors & decorations
• Personalized balloons, banners,
notepads, crayons, stickers • Seal
ing wax & and seals • Rainbow pen
cils • Ice cream erasers • Fimo Clay
• Outliner & stylist pens • Pente •
Cassettes of old-time radio shows •
Kaleidoscopes • Pick-up sticks •
Magic shell flowers • Oriental
change purses, wallets, pin
cushions, embroidered animals,
fans, paper-cuts, bookmarks •
Pustefix bubbles • Squirt guns •
Masks • Bear 6 piggy banks • Obies
• Marionettes • Brass picture
frames • Buttons • Novelty candy •
Mugs • Stuffed toys • Gift wrapy.
bags, boxes, ribbon, bows &
enclosure cards.
AND THAT'S ONLY
THE BEGINNING)
Mon-Frt 10-5:30 Sat 10-5
1336 Kityard 4644)530
583:919
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