Books
60,000 BOOKS IN STOCK
All selling 40-50% off list prices
•Textbooks»Cliff Notes*Magazines«
USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
768 East 13th
362:tfn
Cars & Cycles
MUST SELL 1980 Yamaha 850 Venturer
Loaded Showroom condition Make of
fer Evenings and weekends. 484-5040
2639:5 11
1980 MGB LIMITED EDITION Black
Electric Overdrive Low miles $4900
344-8302 message.5-11
73 TOYOTA $500
2 door Corolla in good repair Call
James 344 4399 5JJI
1961 FORD FALCON Good shape, runs
well $600 686-5188 or 343-7360 5-11
Help Wanted
JOBS
WORK FOR A LIVABLE WORLD Earn
credit, work-study/stipend and
valuable experience with the Survival
Center, student environmental
organization, in areas of:
•Wilderness •Journalism
•Wildlife ‘Media
• Energy ‘Accounting
•Legislation "Toxics
•Recycling ‘Management
Applications due May 11 tor the 84-85
school year. Affirmative Action
Employer Women, minorities and
nature lovers encouraged to apply
686 4356. Suite 1. EMU
Survival^
Centers
THE OREGON DAILY EMERALD is now
accepting applications for staff posi
tions for 1984-85
Applications are due May 17 at 5 pm
and are available, with job descriptions,
at the Emerald office. EMU Suite 300.
Staff positions are:
Editorial Page Editor
Photo/Graphic Editor
Sports Editor
Assistant Sports Editor
Entertainment Editor
Assistant Entertainment Editor
Associate Editors:
Features
State Higher Education
Administration
Student Government
Student Activities
Community
Politics
The Oregon Daily Emerald is an affir
mative action, equal opportunity
employer5-17
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST Regular
part time position, evenings Resumes
to Personnel, PO Bo* 11707 Eugene,
97440 534
LEADERSHIP POSITION The ESCAPE
Field Studies Program has openings for
Public Schools and Community Service
Division Heads These positions re
quire interpersonal communicattion,
group process, self-motivation and the
ability to motivate others Respon
sibilities include training and supervis
ing 6-10 coordinators, placing 200-300
University volunteers in the public
schools or community services each
term, problem solving, documentation
of division business, curriculum
development, and participation in
several committees This is a unique
opportunity to gain skills in policy mak
ing, consensus decision making, public
relations, group facilitation, and pro
blem solving Compensation Credit
and Work-study options are available
Committment is a minimum of 25 hours
per week Applications are available in
the ESCAPE office (327 EMU) and are
due on May 11th at 5 pm For more in
formation contact Dan or Kathy at
686-4351 Affirmative Action/ Equal Op
portunity Employer _2652 5-11
RENT IN EXCHANGE for childcare Ear
ly AM occasional evening Non
smoker must own car References
Start June Call Nancy 344 9025 even
ings__ 514
LIVE IN HELP FOR SUMMER or perma
nent Room board, car plus $125/mo. to
help care for twin 18 month old
children Lota of free time and plenty of
privacy in large colonial home Call Lin
da, 683-8700 2662 531
SUMMER WORKSTUDY POSITIONS:
for Receptiomst/Tour Guide Pick up
and return applications to Admission
Counter on the second floor of Oregon i
Hall by 4 pm. May 15th Information and
Tour Services ___ 2673:5-15
EUGENE FAMILY YMCA has childcare
positions open for trade for a family or
single membership 686 9622 2523 5-11
DRUG COUNSELOR Half-lull time
S650/mo M A or experience necessary
Apply at Whiteblrd clinic, 341 £ 12tb
sheet 342 8255 Deadline, 5 15-84. 5
pm _5-14
GALA
is accepting applications for two co
directors for the 84 85 academic year
Deadline for applying is May 24. at 5
pm Pick up applications at Suite 318. I
EMU Affirmative Action/ Equal Oppor i
tunlty Employer _____ 2699 5-17
MANAGER All 1 bedroom apartments
across from campus Experience not re
quired Send resume to PO Box 10861 1
97440 2702 5 18
DIRECTOR U of O Crisis Center '40 GTE
September 1984 June 1986 Prior Crlsl*
counseling and supervisory experience !
Job description and applications
available at Counseling Center a 3227 !
Application deadline May 28 An equal 1
opportunity employer 2719:5-26
CRISIS COUNSELORS Work study Uof
O Crisis Center Sommer and Fall post
lions available Prior crisis counseling
experience 16 Mrttr Job description
and applications available at Counsel
mg Center <3227 Application deadline
May 25 An equal opportunity employer
7718 626
Page b, Sec tion A
APPLICATIONS are now BEING AC
CEPTED for openings in the ODE Pro
duction Department for Fall Term
Typesetter - must be familiar with
typesetting terminology, and have
meticulous work habits
Ad paste up tech ■ previous experience
in paste up preferred, must have well
rounded design sense, as well as an eye
for spacial uniformity
Photo technician - requires knowledge
of darkroom processes, including
photo printing and film development
Previous experience with a process
camera also helpful Afternoons and
evenings.
News Paste up tech, requires little or
no experience. Applicant must have
ability to learn quickly and follow direc
tions. Late evening position
These are student positions, all ap
plicants must be enrolled in at least 6
hours. Applications close May 18. Posi
tions will be filled by June 4th.
For further details or to pick up applica
tions - 300 EMU Oregon Daily Emerald
Office, Please pick up and leave ap
plications with front desk receptionist.
The Oregon Daily Emerald is an Equal
Opportunity?Affirmative Action
Employer All qualified persons en
couraged to apply 5-18
RICHES, FAME, EXPERIENCE! Adver
tising positions available for summer
and academic 1984-85 year. We are
looking for freshmen and sophomores
to fill positions in our advertising
department Besides selling ad space,
you will be designing ads, maintaining
client contact and learning how to solve
your clients’ advertising needs and pro
blems In effect, you will be a one
person Agency."
Here's your chance to get one step
closer to your career goals and gain in
valuable experience while doing so.
These postions are paid on a com
mission basis and require at least 20
hours per week. You must have the use
of a car in order to apply. If your career
goal is in marketing, sales, public rela
tions, advertising or business, this is an
excellent opportunity.
Applications close May 22
Application forms are avalable at the
Oregon Daily Emerald reception desk,
300 EMU For more information, see
Susan Thelen, Advertising Manager
The Emerald is an Equal Opportuni
ty/Affirmative Action Employer Women
and minorities are encouraged to apply.
5-22
COLLEGE STUDENTS:
GET SMART!
Sell Avon Earn good money, set
your own hours
CALL AVON TODAY. 746 6422
Avon
Wanted
4/ANTED Tent in good shape preferably
3-4 person and waterproof 485-7327 or
344 83025-11
MIRE OF A FULLY EOUIPPED compact
motor home to accomodate 5 people
for a one way trip from Eugene to New
York or Washington D C from 15, June
lo 8 July 1984 Phone 686 3369 or
345-0236 5-11
Opportunities
SUMMER JOBS. See the man at the Job
Location & Development office. 1511
<Vgate._2574:5 15
ALASKA Jobs and travel information1
Write Alasco. Box 30752. Seattle WA
38103 5-17
Roommates
ROOM AVAILABLE in three bedroom
louse; 3300 Alder $80/mo 345-2436
5-11
ROOMMATE NEEDED House In West
Eugene, $164 plus utilities, prefer
lemale. 344 2473 evenings/weekends
_2696:6-4
lARGE, SUNNY ROOM in a house
shared with 3 others Rent $118 month
Available June 1 Call 343-5278 even
mgs 5-15
For Rent
DON'T WAIT Reserve for fall and cum
ner now Summer rales All apart
nents, 2 Bedroom, large very clean
Wholly furnished, disposal.
Iishwasher. laundry, sundeck. covered
larking 663-8919 _2627:Un
;URNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one
md two bedrooms close lo campus,
1195 lo $275 485-6322 485 0062
144-1625 _332:tfn
111 E. 11th 1 Bedroom, convenient loca
■on. carpels, drapes, appliances, oil
ilreel parking and laundry Call
nanager 3457419
PM REALTOR 485 8258
__ __ _____ 1827 tin
1331 HIGH STREET
Furnished Studio
irivate bath-share kitchen with one
ither Utilities paid $ 160
BENNETT MANAGEMENT CO
485 6991
1938:1In
PRIVATE BATH!
iXTRA LAROE beautifully furnished
leluve campus quads AIR CONDI
IONED FREE CABLE FREE
UTILITIES Covered parking, laundry
actinias refrigerator in each room Pro
npt maintenance GUARANTEED!
FOR ONLY
$149 month
IALF BLOCK TO CAMPUS A
[HOPPING
IEE OUR OUADS. BEFORE YOU RENT
INYWHERE ELSE! YOU'LL BE GLAD
OU DID’
CAMPUS OUADS
761 EAST 16th
345-1272
A J.P North Apartment Home
?ii? tin
BEST FOR LESS!
PLUS
FREE CABLE!
DELUXE BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
quads now available lor fall. Breathtak
ing views, open courtyard. AIR CONDI
TIONED, laundry facilities, covered
parking & FREE utilities. Prompt
maintenace guaranteed - Excellent on
site management
ALL THIS FROM ONLY:
$129
BLOCK TO U OF O CAMPUS 10
minutes on bus line to LCC STOP IN
TODAY AND SEE WHY THIS IS SUCH A
GREAT PLACE TO LIVE !
Woodside Manor
(18th and Harris)
683-3005
A J P North Apartment Home
2139:tfn
FREE UTILITIES!
FREE CABLE!
For Only $125
SPOTLESSLY CLEAN modern deluxe
campus quads. Completely furnished.
Next to U of O campus and university
shopping, covered parking and laundry
facilities. Prompt maintenance
GUARANTEED. Excellent management
STOP IN TODAY!
Alder Street Quads
1360 Alder St
345-3599
A JP North Apartment Home
2141 :tfn
ENJOY HIGH RISE LIVING
Eugene Manor
1st opening in 3 months
•Security building
-Walking distance to campus
Spacious apartments
-New carpets, drapes
Eugene manor-managed by people who
care For appointment call 484-7441.
2156:tfn
UO FAMILY HOUSING Possibility of im
mediate occupancy or place yourself on
waiting list Westmoreland furnished
apartment; 2 bedroom $ 140/mo, 1
bedroom $111/mo. Amazon unfurnished
2 bedroom $116/mo Future openings
expected all areas Contact UO Hous
ing Dept 686 4277_ 2449 tfn
FURNISHED STUDIOS Utilities paid
Share kitchen with one other Private
bath, covered parking and laundry
facilities avalable From $168
735 E. 14th
Manager 344-0219
_ 2433:tfn
CAMPUS AREA
Newly 1 bedroom apartment in 5 ptex
Roomy, laundry facilities ready to go.
1884 Garden Ave No D
Jennings & Co.
683-2271
_ 1667:tfn
475 E. 15th is proud to show large, clean
quads, and rooms in a house $109 and
$119 Manager 345-1037 IPM. 1111
Pearl, 485-8258 1681:tfn
SUBLET FOR THE SUMMER FOR;
UNDER 100 BUCKS
Rent a wonderful, quiet, studio-cottage
9 blocks west of campus Completely
furnished and wrth 2 cats Call Bob at
485-6365 before 9:30 am or after 10 pm
_5-9
CAMPUS 1 BEDROOM $150
Spacious, really nice No pels or
children 750 E 18th. 345 7987,
687 8205 and 687 0565 2659 ttn
WHERES THE BARGAIN? Here at 735
E 17th, Vi block west of campus! One
bedroom apt unturnished/furnished,
summer $155*165, fall $190-$200
Minus discounts for prompt pay and
lease Reserve now! 343-2114. 344 1583
_541
1414 E. 18th
SUMMER RATES
Clean 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, 2
blocks from campus Furnished, unfur
nished From $150. Call Sabin,
683-2160 Lamson Associates 2689:6 4
COMPARE
Large clean furnished 1 bedroom apart
ments across from campus 800 E
18th Summer rate $l50/mo Call
484 4103 _2703t(n
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY targe ?
bedroom 1 block from campus
683-8919 2704 tfn
STORAGE FOR RENT. Share with
friends Ask about our special economy
U-LocMt 343 8017 J-18
HOUSE 2 BEDROOM (fireplace) 2
bedroom townshouse (private patio) 1
bedroom apt Available in June Car
port, laundry drapes, carpeting
Quiet-344-7434. 511 i
THE STUDENT'S COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION otters low cost room
and board tor summer/tall 1984 For in
formation on a progressive living alter
native call Campbell Club 686-5189 or
Janet Smith House 686 4261 1698 5 14
SUMMER SUBLET large 2 bedroom,
close to campus fully furnished and ap
plianced. available mid June 344-9083
__5-14
CAMPUS SUMMER RATES
Spacious very nice, 1 and 2 bedroom
unit $150 $200 Unfurnished hot water
Included, no pets or children 750 E
18th, 345 /987 _ 2721 tin
FUR NISH E0/U N F URN ISH E 0 1
bedroom apartment Pleasant, close to
campus 608 E 15th One year lease
$170/$160 a month First, last cleaning
deposit Serious/graduate student
preferred References Available June 1
4851511 days 686 2222 evenings
2723 518
BLACKSTONES MANOR has a hot deal
this summer for land 2 bedrooms. Uni
quely furnished Covered parking
Prime location 687-0684
IPM Co, 485-8258 1111 Pearl
2536:tfn
430 E. 15. Comfortable quad Air condi
tioning Private refrigerator.
Dishwasher. Near campus Ask
manager for summer rate. 485-2130
IPM Co, 485-8258 1111 Pearl
2535:tfn
EXTREMELY LARGE BEAUTIFUL 2
bedroom. Excellent location Freshly
painted, new carpet, drapes Campus
ten blocks. Unfurnished, no pets, no
children. 2045 Willamette, $200
345-7987 or 344-2469 2549:tfn
STUDIO'S FOR RENT STARTING IN
JUNE Summer rates, 1V: blocks from
campus, laundry facilities, call Barbara
at 345-90832642 tfn
HOUSES FOR RENT Summer rates 1V5
blocks from campus, laundry facilities,
call Barbara. at345-9083. 2641 :tfn
Quads
CAMPUS COURT QUADS
1544 Alder. Free maid service. 686-1075.
. __821:tfn
FURNISHED, PRIVATE BATH, Water
and garbage paid Roomy, close to cam
pus See at 553 E 18th No 7 or call Jen
nings and Co 683-2271. $130. 1666:tfn
LARGE QUADS Available now through
summer $89 a month, 485-8859.2700:tfn
Houses For Rent
SUMMER SUBLET, furnished house,
two bedrooms, next to campus Ex
tremely reasonable. 343-1218. 5-15
SOUTHEAST EUGENE Small 3
bedroom house, with garage. Room for
garden, view, $350 plus deposit Drive
by 4830 Whiteaker 484-5209.2667:5-11
Pets
RATS MAKE
GREAT PETS
They're small, loveable, easy to care for
and free to good homes! No snake
owners please! 484-7197. 5-8
Lost & Found
LOST GOLDEN RETRIEVER 1 year old,
last seen in Springfeld, East Eugene,
741-1556 5-14
Market Basket
Hi-energy BEE POLLEN
HONEY on tap 79* lb
beautiful candles and gifts
128 E. 11th HONEY HEAVEN
344-5039
591 :F
Food & Drink
Show Us
Your Mother!
Show us a photo (or a tattoo) of mom
and get a 20% discount on any retail
purchase The Beanery 790 E. 14th
Street. 5-11
DON'T MISS-J
r<DB
Spaghetti dinner on May 20 from 4:30 to
6 30 Tickets going on sale soon
2708:5 11
Events
ASIAN
AMERICAN
HERITAGE WEEK
AASU Presents
May 12
SEATTLE TALKO
GROUP
This exciting and
energetic group of per
formers present a uni
que fusion pf the Asian
American experience
and the traditional
rhythm of Japan upon
TALKO (Japanese
Drums) Experience all
the sights and sounds!
MAY 12 (Sat) at 2 pm in
EMU Room 167... also, a
display of art work by
leading Asian American
Artists.2720 5 11
HUMANISTIC GOVERN
MENT:
A CZECHOSLOVAK
TEST CASE
Free lecture by Prof Michael Hein
(UCLA) Friday May 11, 3:30 pm EMU
Forum Sponsored by UO REESC
2Z,115-11
The Nineteenth Annual
NORTHWEST
REGIONAL
KARATE
CHAMPIONSHIP
will be held Saturday. May 12 at
Sheldon High School. Eliminations
start at 12 00 finals begin at 5:00
and will include self-defense and
weapons demonstrations 5-11
Who was Rolling
Stone Songwriter
of the year?
T-BONE
Who was The Village
Voice and Trouser
Press Songwriter
of the year?
T-BONE
Who captured album
of the year by
Time, Trouser Press
and Rolling Stone?
T-BONE
with special guest
Billy
Rancher
Friday May 11
8 pm EMU
Ballroom
Tickets at EMU Main Desk, Earth
River Record, Everbody's Records,
Eugene Corvallis. Portland
$5 UO Students
$6 General Public
Presented by The
EMU CULTURAL
FORUM
2683:5-11
Spring Fever
Outdoor Program Trip board offers ex
citing adventures! Raft trips on Oregon
Rivers, bike tours in the San Juan
Islands, Sea Kayaking on Vancouver
Island To sign up or find out more, stop
by Outdoor Program, basement of EMU
686-43652677:5-14
MOUNTAIN FRESH
Dr John D Wilson will discuss water
purification on Monday. May 14th at
7 30 pm in 107 Lawrence Hall FREE!
Sponsored by Outdoor Program
686-4365 2678:5-14
VIC PERLO
MARXIST ECONOMIST. SPEAKING
ON:
THE CURRENT WORLD
CAPITALIST CRISIS
May 14 7:30 pm Monday
U of 0 Campus. Room 101 EMU
Among Professors Perlo's books
are:
The Empire Of High Finance
The Economics of Racism
5-14
EMU CULTURAL
FORUM
PRESENTS
Ancient
Indian Art
Kulz Lopez
Kalkoatl
Aztec Artist
will discuss
Art, Religion and Visions
May 14, 7 pm. Forum Rm. EMU
2649:5-7
ICE
CREAM!
Come chat with your favorite pro
fessor at Gerlinger Lounge, 4 pm,
Tuesday May 15 Sponsored by
MADCAAPS2679;5-9
CANDIDATES
FAIR
Meet the candidates Ask them
questions Snag their pamplets.
bumper stickers, and lawn signs
Make an informed decision May 15
10:00 ■ 2:30 pm
167 EMU
May 10 and 11
Speakers:
10:45 George Stahakis
11:30 - Dave Sweet
11:45 • Joyce Nichols
12:00 Ron Ciasullo
12:15 - Tonie Nathan
12:30 - John Schiess
GET YOUR
VOTER
PAMPHLET
AT THE
CANDIDATES
FAIR
Sponsored by ASUO and SUAB
-2675:5-10..
EMU Cultural Forum presents
The 14th Annual
Willamette Valley
Folk Festival
May 18. 19. 20
STRRWEK
★ FESTIVAL ★
A 2-HOUR TREK-A THON
STAR TREK
BLOOPERS
All three outrageous reels in color
NEVER SHOWN ON TV
Official Star Trek quiz
2nd pilot TV opening
Behind scenes previews
and more!!
Eugene Hilton Inn
66 E. 6th
Friday, May 11
7 and 9:15 pm
Entertainment
JAZZ/BLUES Records Books
CAT’S MEOW
JAZZ & BLUES CORNER
Special order specialists
Fifthpearl Bldg. 5th S Pearl
HF
University Theatre's Second Season
presents the Pacific N W premiere
of Caryl Churchill's 1982 drama
Top Girls
This provocative play examines the
unique and very difficult choices
women often face as they attempt to
1 reconcile their personal and profes
sional ambitions. With biting wit and
powerful drama, this play takes a
fascinating look at an age-old problem
brought up to date for the modern
woman.
MAY 3-5,10-12,17-19
ARENA THEATRE
(Villard Hall)
8 PM. ALL TICKETS $2
Call 686-4191 to reserve your tickets
2568:5-18
^Eugenes
Home Grown
LOS
FALCONS
and the
Jay Walkers
at the
BEER
GARDEN
Fri. May 11
4-7 pm in the EMU Dining Room
Alternative food and beverages
available. I D. Required.
500 admission
be donated to
the Library
Next Week
Outdoor B.G.
.. 2681:5-11
GO
RAFTING!
$15
McKenzie day trips. Professional
guides & gear. Group rates
Wild Water Adventures 895-4465
__ 5-11
MAX’S
presents
THE
PORCUPINES
Saturday 9:30 pm
550 E. 13th
__ 2716:5-11
Friday, May 11, 1984