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MEETINGS
CAMPUS BREAD FOR THE WORLD meets this after
noon for a short meeting about the Oxfam Fast Meet at
4 30 p.m at the Koinonia Center, 1414 Kincaid St.
SABBATH EVE. the Presbyterian student group,
meets at 5:15 p.m. Sunday at Koinonia Center, 1414 Kin
caid St . to carpool to Tom's house for soup, study and
sharing This week's topic is "Instead of 1984 "
STUDENTS FOR A NUCLEAR FREE FUTURE meets
Monday. Nov 7. at 5:30 p m. in Room 112 Emu All in
terested students are welcome
MOBILIZATION FOR ANIMALS will hold its first
Oregon state meeting Nov 5 from 3 to 6 p m at the
Lloyd Center Auditorium in Portland Anyone interested
in the rights of animals is encouraged to attend For fur
ther information contact Dana Gray at 345-6417
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION is holding
a general meeting for all students and faculty interest
ted in global perspectives in Room 109 EMU on Monday.
Nov 7, at 7 p.m.
UNDERGRADUATE ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION
meeting on Tuesday, Nov 8, at 4 p m in Room 238
Gilbert Alt majors and newcomers welcome
OREGON COUNCIL OF AMERICAN YOUTH
HOSTELS invites all members to attend the first annual
membership event on Saturday, Nov 5 Call the Mill
Street American Youth Hostel at 726-5012 lor location
and details
ASIAN AMERICAN STUDENT UNION breakfast
meeting on Nov 5 at 9 a m All are welcome For more in
formation call 686-4342
LECTURES
NEW IDENTITY PROCESS, a presentation by Mike
Myers, Fellow. American Society lor the New Identity
Process, will introduce a radical new concept in
psychotherapy based on the work of Dr Daniel Casriel. 7
to 9 p m at Koinonia Center, 1414 Kincaid St tonight
DAVID FRANK, professor of rhetoric and communica
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tion. will discuss ' The Rhetoric of the Soviet Threat"
Monday. Nov. 7. at 3 p m in the EMU Forum Room
Sponsored by SNuFF and the Faculty Arms Control
Group for the Week of Education.
STEVE JOHNSON of the Pacific Northwest Research
Center will discuss "From MAD to NUTS: the Evolution
of America's Nuclear Warfighting Strategy" at 1:30 p.m
in the EMU Forum Room on Monday. Nov 7 Sponsored
by SNuff and the Faculty Arms Control Group for the
Week of Education The public is welcome
CHRISTIAN BUSINESS STUDENT ASSOCIATION
sponsors guest speaker Jack Holt, president of North
Douglas Branch U S. Bank. Nov 7 Room 337 Gilbert at 7
pm
LANE WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS will present an
evening with Eugene realtor Jean Tate. Xerox executive
Barbara Bergreen and KEZI reporter Bebe Crouse to
discuss their recent trip to Nicaragua on Nov 7 at 7:30
p m at The Raleigh Hills Treatment Center. 2222 Coburg
Rd For more information call 345-0316. evenings
THE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE and Allied Arts
begins this year's series on critical perspectives in the
arts with an illustrated slide lecture titled "Women Ar
tists as Feminists" by Ann Sutherland Harris today at
4:30 p.m. in Room 177 Lawrence
FACULTY AGAINST INTERVENTION in Central
America is presenting a panel discussion on U S in
tervention in Grenada and Central America on Monday,
Nov 7. at 12:30 p.m in Room 101 EMU (opposite the
Post Office) Participants include Joan Acker. Ed
Ferguson. Dan Goldrich, Jeffrey Needed and Jean Tate
CONTEMPORARY POLITICS OF CUBA is the subiect
of history professor Sonia Rivera's lecture today at 3
p m at the Wesley Center. 1236 Kincaid St.The event is
sponsored by the Institute for Policy Studies.
Washington D C . in conjunction with the Eugene Coun
cil for Human Rights For more information call
484 5867
CHRISTIAN BUSINESS STUDENT ASSOCIATION
hosts guest speaker Jack Holt, president ot North
Douglas Branch, U S Bank, at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov 7, in
Room 337 Gilbert. Everyone welcome.
INTERVIEWS
WINTER TERM INTERNSHIP OPENINGS for Liberal
Arts Undergraduates Travel Agency. City ot Eugene.
Real Estate Agency, Visitor's and Convention Bureau.
Economic and Development Corporation, and the
Eugene Hilton Gain valuable career-related experience
and credit Sign up today for interviews during the week
of Nov 6 in Room 246 Susan Campbell Hall A com
pleted application will be required at sign up Only five
students will be interviewed for each opening Intern
ship descriptions available in Room 211 Career Informa
tion Center
MISCELLANEOUS
POLITICAL SCIENCE PEER ADVISORS are needed for
winter and spring teim. Applications are available in
Room 907 PLC Deadline is Nov 18.
OPPOSED TO U.S. INVASION in Grenada7 Come sup
port a postcard drive appealing to Congreesmen to stop
this course ot action Cards are available in the ASUO
office
OREGON STUDENT LOBBY is sponsoring a contest
to choose its logo. The best logo design will receive a
$100 gift certificate from the University Bookstore
Students must submit their entries by Nov 18 For more
information call Sherry Oeser at 588-1571
PRE MEDICAL PRECEPTORSHIP 1983 fall rotation
starts Nov 7 Sign up or apply by 4 p m today; meeting
Sunday. Nov 6 at 6 30 p.m in Room 108 EMU For infor
malion call Pete Andersen al 344-0618
SNUFF'S WEEK OF EDUCATION about the nuclear
arms race begins Monday, Nov. 7, with a peace parade
from the University Bookstore to the EMU Courtyard,
where a peace circle of silence will be formed If in
terested, meet at the bookstore at noon
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIED ADS
CAN BE
PLACED AT
ODE OFFICE, 300 EMU
UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER
EMU MAIN DESK
PHONE ORDERS WELCOME WITH
VISA/MASTERCARO
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 lor
more than one day's Incorrect adver
tising insertion The ODE s liab'ity
lor typographical errors, incorrect in
sertions. or omissions in advertising
published shall be limited solely to
the cancellation ol charges lor such
portion ol space occupied by the er
ror II your ad appears incorrectly, call
606-4343 before 1 pm for correction in
the next day's issue
RATES: Rates are IS cents per
word lor the first day and 12 cents per
word for consecutive days the ad is
run without change
$1.50 minimum lor the llrst insertion
$1.20 minimum lor consecutive
insertions
THERE IS NO REFUND FOR
AD CANCELLATIONS!
PAYMENT: All ads must be paid for
in advance unless a billing agreement
has been established with us
DISPLAY CLASSIFIEDS are
available at the ODE office 300 EMU
Emerald Classifieds
686-4343
Small investment BIG RETURNS!
For Sale
MEN'S PEUGEOT New $425 sell $225
Includes rear panniers handle bar bag
lenders Excellent condition 726-6737
11 4
SO* RtCKENBACKER 4001 BASS
(While), flawless w/new case From
Guitar Center in Hollywood C-alif $450
71 GIBSON EB 1 (Burgundy)
Mini condition wfcase $250 Moving
must sell both Roger 942 5677 11 8
BARGAINS
l am leaving town and I have lo sell
bookshelf study lamps study desk and
chair, toaster bricks and boards lor
shelves carpet Call Carlo 686 4226 or
342 5194 11 7
Garage Sales
HOUSEHOLD OOOOS Desk clothes
1801 Villard Street Sal only 9am 114
Buy & Sell
CASH lor used records and cassettes
Guaranteed highest prices paid in
Eugene1 342 6245 686 tin
THE BUY * SELL CENTER
Buy 9«<$ Trade
Tubas trumpets trombones clarinets,
saxophones and accessories
Ml West Mi
*13 MF
Pa** 10, SectMo A
Used vacuums $10 and up
SHARON S VACUUMS
7410596
692 11 8
Services
EDITING. RESEARCH SERVICES Most
areas Qualified editors Thesis/paper
assistance Resumes slat analysis
and typing Tele 1-223-8491 (Portland)
12 8
CHEZ 6 CARP. ATTORNEYS Immigt^
tion cases accepted 1852 Willamette
3428751 12 12
RESUMES RESUMES RESUMES!!'
Quality typeset resumes by ODE
Graphic Services We will give your job
search the professional edge Call
686 5511 or come by 300 EMU Students
10% discount with current ID Ifn
SENIORS. GRADS We II help you get
your career started We re Student Data
Listing. Call 689 4083 9-5 lor more info
1031 11-15
Lafler Silkscreen
Specializing in design printing shirts
343 2306. 342 1927 365 Lawrence
1035 11 4
WORD WORKS Quality editing All sub
lects Research and typing Jerry,
4840593 1 11
Typing
HAWK WORD PROCESSING Com
puter system makes typing obsolete
Theses reports, resumes Free
pickup/delivery 345-6165. 334 Ifn
TYPING: 15 years experience papers,
dissertations editing Graduate School
approved IBM Selectric Pick up and
delivery Call Carole at 668-3963 514 Ifn
ELITE TYPING SERVICE
Fast Guaranteed Accurate
Pickup/delivery available 464 1646
748 tfn
TYPING/EDITING
Call Sara 6660739
575 WHFM UH
FAST. PROFESSIONAL TYPING
IBM Correcting Selectric
Graduate School Approved
Call Paula Oemong 464 9405
658 l In
PROFESSIONAL TYPING
Reasonable Rates
IBM Correcting Selectric
Call Patrice 342 5236
__ _144 tin
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST Statistical
specialist IBM Corr Sel Grad approv
ed Near campus 3440759 513 Ifn
li quality is whal you want
TYPING UNLIMITED
IS "THE" TYPING SERVICE to use
Guaranteed Grad School approved
BARBARA LAND 345 3414
_ ____ _ 523 Un
PRO TYPINQ/EDITING
Evped at theses and dissertations
2 blocks trom UO No (Ob loo small
i—<at saas
693 HjFM
DYNAMIC TYPING SERVICE
Guaranteed Ovality work Pickup 6
delivery evaoatite 485 3914 563 tin
PRO TYPING ALL LEVELS
IBM Correcting Selectnc
CaH Barbara 3460747
3SSMWF
TYPING Free on campus pickup and
delivery Call Connie Smith 746-6738
789 tin
WORD PROCESSED
TYPING • EDITING • GRAPHICS
CINDY 484 5454
869 tin
Typing & Resume
High quality.Tow cost rush service 3
blocks from campus John 683 8657
_ 114
WELL EXPERIENCED TYPIST Do quali
ly work Correcting Selectric II Various
type elements Graduate School Ap
proved Call Dons 484 1 049 1 041 UWH
PROFESSIONAL TYPING with IBM Cor
reclable Selectric Reasonable rales
Call Susan 689 9537_ 119
ONLY SOfPAGE IBM Electronic
Typewriter 345 1464 11 7
QUALITY TYPING Electric, self
correcting equipment Editing
available Joyce 344-9956 11 28
SUPER TYPING
Fast accurate near campus Norma.
345-6005 342-82551 message) 114
RUSH TYPING Fasl accurate
reasonable rates central location
Christine 343-7255 WF 11 30
PROFESSIONAL TYPING
Experienced in all levels
687 9326
_ _1070 MWF
BRANDY’S TYPING &
WORD PROCESSING
Dissertations resumes reporls. law
papers a specially Fast dependable
professional All work guaranteed
484-6044 621 tin
Instruments
MATAO STRAT COPY Humbucker.
woodgrain hardcase *125 Vogue
bass new pickups woodgrain case
*150 Both for *250 Gerry 344 4 741
alter 5 30 weekdays Try weekends 113
BOOKS
60.000 BOOKS IN STOCK
All selling 25% to 50% off list prices
New Books Text Books Clift Notes
Magazines
USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
768 East 13lh
_ 362 tin
COMICS 10% oft all new issues until
Dec 1st EMERALD CITY COMICS. 770
E tllh 345 2568 943 HF12 1
446 East 13th
10 6 Mon Fn
10 $ Saturday
342 8339
Neal lo the Blfou
GREAT
PRICES!
?*n<J what you ve been looking tor'
Choose from logo s BIO selection of
•Books ’Posters
•Cards • Buttons
•Mugs ^Stationery
... and much, much
more!
ONE FREE STICKER WITH
EVERY CARD PURCHASE
Expires 11/10/83
Bicycles
FEMALE 8 MALE 10 speed Schwinn
Surburban bikes Urban handlebars
$95 each, S175 tor both 687-8009 11 4
Cars & Cycles
GOLD 1982 Pontiac Firebird SE Luxury
with extras It can be yours Joel
686 087611-4
NEW SACHS MOPED 3 weeks old Paid
$550 selling tor $300 Need quick sale
Many extras Windshield baskets, etc
Call Keith al 485 9639 11 4
1976 MAZDA WAGON. Low Miles Lotta
Zoom BEST OFFER! Tom. x 3105
344 01 to_ 117
1969 DATSUN 510 71 rebuilt engine, ex
cellent mechanical condition new
tires, clutch, exhaust, brakes. 28 mpg
$700 Call evenings 345 9007. 342 2484
__ 119
SACRIFICE 79 Toyota Corolla 36 mpg
new brakes. $2700 687 8239 119
'71 VW BUS Semi camper recent
clutch Runs excellent Best otter over
$1500 Laurie 343 2164 11 11
Auto Repair
TIRED OF IMPERSONAL
AUTO REPAIR?
After tour years in my home
workshop, growing demand tor my ser
vices has prompted me to move to a
new expanded facility
You and your car will continue to
receive the same individualized alien
tion and professional service at
moderate prices
JERRY'S MODEST MOTORS
Specializing in service and repair
tor VW and Alta Romeo
1701 West 11th 344 4806
Jerry Berger Owner
897 11 2
Wanted
*
A
Cash paid lor gold class rings and
gold or silver tewelry One ounce
class rings brings $103
ACE BUYERS
3690 Franklin 726-1735
Watch tor llourscenl signs on lelt
side Open 7 days a week
A
A
Win Big $
Be in ^
The Gong Show
To try out call exl 6648 ask for Jody
Cash prizes, tun and laughs
Come Show
Your Talents!
1066:11-4
WANTED: Television production and
script writing assistance tor The Halt
Hour Barter Hour' Learn T V and gel
tree barter subscription Call Hello
Pages Barter Network 342-7878 11 -9
THE INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE is
undergoing revision and needs
volunteers to work as monitors,
caretakers etc Contact Gini in the
EMU Cultural Forum x4374 11-7
NEED RIDE TO Bend on weekends
Share expencses Call evenings
343 4972 11-4
Lost/Found
LOST DOG Last seen 10-31. DISTINC
TIVELY BLACK & WHITE Long hair
very friendly No collar We miss him
very much If lound or seen please call
343 2396 or 686 4373 11 4
Opportunities
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS
OF THE BEST KIND
College students, do you tind. alter you
pay tor your education your wallet is
empty?
How would you like a lull or part lime
job with Avon You don't have lime to
work a territory? Why not take orders at
the college and combine business with
pleasure and put money in your pocket
Avon has a bigger gilt selection this
year lor holdiday sales
II you are interested in an interview,
please call Jacque Hawks, 935-2398 or
Avon Products 746 6422 Happy
Holidays_ 944 10-21 tin
Freshmen
participate in
year long study
“Development of
Social Impressions’’
Participants will fill out questionaires
about social groups J10 payment if you
attend on 45 minute session each term,
fall winter and spring terms Plus extra
credit points available in Intro
Psychology classes Sign up outside
Room 404 Straub Hall Oct 28 through
Nov 4 _1017 114
TEACH A CLASS or workshop winter
term through SEARCH, for credit or for
fun All subiects welcome Deadlines
are approaching, call 686 4305 or stop
by the SEARCH office at EMU Ml 11 for
details 1037 11 15
Interested in
Ordained Ministry
andfor
Graduate
Theological
Education
Repiesentahves from San Francisco
Theological Seminary and Pacific
School of Religion will be on campus
Monday November 7. to talk to pro
speclive students
Time: Between 2:00 and 4:00 pm
Place: Wesley Center. 1236 Kinceid
For Appointments and turthei infor
m a t i o n c a I I
Wesley Center 686 4694
1009 11 7
Apts, for Rent
735 East 14th
One block from campus Furnished
studio with private bath Share kitchen
with one other Laundry facilities
Covered parking available
UTILITIES PAID Manager 344-0219
Bennett Management
460 Esal 2nd 465-6991
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1 BEDROOM" APARTMENT available
near Fifth Street Public Market $160
*85-5767 1057:tfn
ROOMY 1 BEDROOM APT. Furnished
or unfurnished, carpeted Near 17th &
Hilyard Adults, no pets $195 484-1057
1068tfn
FURNISHED ONE AND TWO bedroom
apartments Call 485 4600 Bob Bennett
Realty632 tfn
1/2 BLOCK
TO CAMPUS
The Emerald Apts
Are Renting
TWO BEDROOM
Fully carpeted 8 applianced apart
merits Available lurnished or un
furnished & includes dishwasher gai
bage disposal, covered parking, lots ot
in apartment storage & all at convenient
campus location
$285 MONTH
For mo'e intormation or
to make an appointment call
343-1491
DROP BY AT
1877 EMERALD
677 tin
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one
and two bedrooms close to campus.
$195 to $275 485-6322. 485 0062.
344 1625332 ttn
UO FAMILY HOUSING Immediate oc
cupancy Westmoreland. 2 bedroom,
furnished at $140/month;
Westmoreland 1 bedroom, furnished at
$11i/month; Amazon 2 bedroom unfur
nished at $116/ month Anticipate
future openings in all areas Contact
UO Housing Dept 686-4277 787:tfn
ALL UTILITIES PAID Quiet 1 bedroom
apartment Carpeted, skylights, located
near 16th & Jefferson $185/mo 1st and
last 485-6969117
STUDIO 1331 HIGH
Campus/downtown area Contemporary
turninshmgs. private bath Share kit
chen with one other, UTILITIES PAID
$160 Manager 344-0315
Bennett Management
460 East 2nd 485 6991
1046 ttn
ROOMATES
ROOM IN HOUSE $130 per month rent
Oil heat Noncooperative 2271 Agate.
683 8978 after 5 pm 11-4
WANTED: Female roomate to share
nice 2 bedroom apartment winter and
spring term Close to campus, non
smoker 345-0102 11-4
CAN MEN FIX DINNER?
CAN WOMEN FIX FAUCETS?
Can 24 to 40 women and men run a
cooperative household with non-sexist
principles? Would you like to help us?
We are near campus, cook both
vegetarian and non vegetarian and at a
reasonable cost Please check us out
tor this term, or next term Campbell
Club 1670 Alder 686-5189 (ask for Jima)
or Janet Smith House 1790 Alder
686 4261 (ask for Laura) 978 MWF
Quads
CAMPUS COURT QUADS
1544 Aider. Free maid service 686-1075
LARGE MODERN QUAD next to univer
sity. $129 Utilities paid 1866 Harris
344-1009 979:tfn
Dorm Contracts
AVAILABLE NOW Dorm contract Help
485 9857 Shawn1_M
For Sale: Univ. Inn
Contract-EC., Sg! Rm
7th FI. Call Ext 4287
Leave memo for David.
BEGINNING WINTER TERM Dorm
multiple Call Susan 342 1926 11 8
Friday, November 4, 1983