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MOTOBECANE Womw'i 22 inch. 11 months old, has rack.generator Ex csllsnt condition. $130 47S E. 12th no.D._*0** 19" Man's Blanchl, excellent condition. Ideal for student. $150 or best offer. Cell evenings before 10 p.m. 345-9239 10-9 10 speed men's Puegot. Excellent con dition, new tires. Call after 5 p m or on Saturday and Sunday. 746-3319. 10-6 Cars & Cycles 74 Chev. Van, 350 Air, runs well, stereo, camper. $2000 344-7139.1P5_ 1967 PORCME 912 Black, alloys, new tires, bilsteins. suspen., rubber, more Good runner. $6750_ 10-5 *81 Honda Express Efficfent/Dellghtful. J" at 683 3222.104 1974 Audi Fox Runs and drives great. Must sell. $1400 343-6704 105 1975 VW Rabbit. Good tires, new tune $995 x3473 or 683-4677109 '61 Escort, Sharp! Dark brown 4-door wagon. 4-speed $3450 345-3301 or 689 7763. 3526.1012 74~HMtda Trad BO 660 miles, $425. *79 Honda Express 600 miles, $325. Both excellent condition. 344-4291. 106 IMS PONTIAC Good shape, new tires and shocks, needs battery to run. Ask ing $400. 683-1756 105 ’67 MUSTANG Good conditon. 361 engine, *1500 343-5931 105 Rides & Riders ■rom Corvallis to Eugene udes/nders leafpoolj wanted 752 3962 nights. 1P10 Commuting from Portland to Eugene. To share ride call (17264-8287 eves. 1P10 Wanted 40DELS for advanced education classes in the art of hair design Par ticipation will be in exchange for free service Creative Id, 342-1751 1Q10 VESPA 195069, Reasonably good condition. Please call 4856489 Evenings after 8:00 105 S Opportunities the bfreu'gN- bAILV emeRalT) [ Publishing Co Board of Directors is | seeking to re pi see the student at-large | representative on the board At monthly meetings the Board of [ Directors oversees the business, finacial and corporate aspects of publishing the Oregon Daily Emerald The board also selects the editor for the coming year The Board of Directors has absolutely no control over editorial content of the I Oregon Daily Emerald Currently serving on the board are four raprasentatives from the newspaper, two faculty represen tatives, two student government representatives, and a member of the Eugene community. Board members recieve no salary for II their positions It requires Approx imately 4 to 10 hours of work per month. To apply, please send a resume or vita and a typed statement about your [ abilities and how they would benefit the I board to Karen McLain, c/o the Oregon f Daily Emerald Board of Directors, Erb I Memorial Union, Suite 300 by Oct. 5, j 1964.105 i Associated Student President's Ad vtsory Council (ASPAC) is seeking 2 I representatives from ASUO funded pro grams Applications are available in Suite 4, EMU Due no later than Oct 5,5 p.m3243 10-5 Plan Aheed-.Slay fit this winter with flexible nutrition program Safe, Natural!! 687-1386 evenings, keep try ing_______ _ 10-4 Gain effective leadership experience by becoming involved in one of 24 Stu denl/Facutty Committees that help set University policies and procedures. I Academic Requirements. Campus Plan j ning, Intercollegiate Athletics. Museum of Art Advisory, and Scholarship are some committees you can be Involved in. Pick up applications SUAB, Suite 3, EMU or the ASUO Office, Suite 4, EMU Applications deadline, Oct. 5, S p.m. 688-3720 3548:10-5 JEWELRY WORKSHOP Wednesday Nights Get ready for the holidays! EMU Craft Center. Ground Floor. EMU 698-4361 32*1:10-8 The American English institute has possible workstudy openings in the following areas: Lab Monitors <1-5 positions) monitor lab while open and assist E.S.L. Students with lab use. Receptionist (Clerk, 1 position) assist administrative assistant In reception, clerical, and typing. Transcriber (1 position) transcribe and type English from audio tapes. Interested persons should submit a brief resume (including a phone number) to Sharr) Galick, Admin Asst., AEI. 241 PLC, UO. 10*4 Help Wanted NIGHT MANAGER- Residential tramT^g home for severely retarded adults. Sat and Sun, 11 p.m.-7 am. Security, clean ing chores, breakfast preparation, staff teaching skills and carryout behavioral programs. Apply 1893 Alder St„ weekdays 9*3 SUPPORT WORKER- Residential train ing home lor severely retarded adults, training mart in hygiene, showering routines, carryout behavioral program. Mon. - Frl. 7-10 a.m. 33.40-S3.85 per hour. Apply 1893 Alder St., weekday 9-3 . _3284:10-5 FAMILY NEEDS help cartng lor 2 and 4 year-old boys, our southwest Eugene home. Monday 8:15 -1:30, Tuesday 8:15 - 6:30 686 0381 104 WORK STUDY TUTORS wanted. If you •re interested In one-to-one tutoring <U of O courses only), stop by Educational Opportunities Program, 207 Emerald Hall, 686-3232. Starting pay Is 66 32/hour3515:10-5 EMU CULTURAL FORUM WANTS STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS tor ANNUAL APERATURE GALLERY SELECTION Submit 8-12 photos Friday, Oct. 5th 9-5 EMU CULTURAL FORUM X4373 3229:10-4 UO BOOKSTORE BOARD of DIRECTORS GRADUATE POSITION OPEN One year term. (Ills vacancy due to early graduation of Henry Jacobson. Term ends May 1985. Applications taken in Bookstore Administration Of fice until Wednesday, Oct. 10, 5:30 pm._____ 3259:10-10 Mornings: Apply'at Coffee Cart, 13th and Kincaid Evenings 343-9456 10-5 ASUO Publications Is currently seek ing applicants for the following ristlons- Media Publicist/GUIDE dfter/OFF THE RECORD Coedltor/Advertlslng Manager. Stipends and work-study are available. For more information and application forms come to the ASUO office, 8uite four-EMU or call 686-3724 and ask for the publications coordinator. Applications are due no later than 5:00 p.m. on October 15. ASUO Is an affirmative tction/equai opportunity employer.106 ASUO PubftcaMona Is currently seek ing students interested in doing advertising sales tor OFF THE RECORD, THE COURSE GUIDE, and/or PROGRAM REVIEW for the 1984-85 academic year. Ad sales are on a commission basis, with ad sales people recleving a 20 commission. In terested people should fill out an ASUO application or leave your name and number with relevant experience for the publications coodinator in Suite four in the basement of the EMU ASUO Is an affirmative ac tioniequal opportunity employer. Positions available now_!M CLASSIFIED AD SALESPERSON 20 hours weekly Great opportunity lor advertising or public relations student. Must enjoy working with people and be detail oriented. Pick up applications at ODE, 300 EMU. Work-study preferred tfn Enthusiastic Entrepeneurs wanted to rep hig-fech satellite infrared photo map poster prints. Hot item on cam puses No investment Contact Cosmic Images 806106th Avenue, NE Suite 208. Beilvue, WA 96004 (206)4566620. 104 The SURVIVAL CENTER Is hiring for the position of Media Coordinator. This Job entails helping plan, promote and advertise events of Survival center. The media coodinator also sells advertising and helps produce the SC's newspaper, THE ADVOCATE. Workstudy or stipend is available ISfweek. Apply in Survival Center, Suite 1. EMU by Oct 10 An equal opportunity/affirmative action employer Title IX institution.3283:10-8 iNSTUCTOH for fun club program need ed 12 -15 hours weekly, afternoons. Ex perience with kids and recreational ac tivities preferred Contact Janet Schneiderman, YMCA, 2055 Patterson, 686-9622106 WANTED: Work study or student wages apopllcant to run International Friend ship Program tor the American English institute. Duties include recruiting American and International students; making students match-ups, promoting program and Institute activities. Submit Resume to J. Uhler, 2*1 PLC.1M The SURVIVAL CENTER Is looking lor students Interested In photography, writing, production, and advertising to help produce its once-per-term publica tion THE ADVOCATE. Good, practical experience. Contact Shannon In Sur vival Center, Suite 1, EMU College credit can be arranged 3283:10-8 Roommates Wanted: Male roommate to share 2 bedroom house, walking distance to campus. $190 month. Call Mark 486-2962. 10-5 FEMALE graduate student preferred to share ig. 2 bedroom apt. 2V4 miles to campus *135 485-6322 10-10 For Rent Apts., 1 bedroom $155. 2 bedroom $180. Pool, tennis courts available. 844 Mill, Springfield. 747 1692 10-5 Dorm Contracts DORM CONTRACT Male or Female 344-6814 Jayne H. 10-5 $20 CASH If you buy my dorm contract. Contact . J.P. at 687-1345.10-5 Contract For Sale UNIVERSITY INN Call 6866122 10-10 Dorm Contract For Sale 485-9682 Ask tor Tom Dorm Contract For Sale Male of Female Any type room Will pay $25 of Deposit Call Jill 485-9685 3271:10-9 s50 CASH It you buy my con tract. 485-9071 PHIL 10-5 BUY CONTRACT $20 Cash Ask for Nikki. 344-6814 342-2943, x5275 10-10 Lost & Found REWARD Lost backpack. Music School. Friday, Sapt. 28. 883-9257 evenings 10-5 FOUND: Keys with red tag on bike path N side ol river, close to U. Contact Gary 683-6090 days Food & Drink ^4 •? jQoaaaodTOBrboQOt aoaoooooood^HBCboooootooon niiJT9 Mandarin aaoaoaoaaaoaQoaaaaaatjuaoaa & Daily Special Chinese Lunch $1.95 '/P FuM Course Chinese Dinner yf $3.95 -rT 4 & 1 ?th & Hityard 1,1 am - 10 pm 343-6234 $ Events BASEBALL IS BACK! We wit) be working out this fall. Check with Club Sports Office, EMU Rm. 5 Sponsored by Club Sports. 3261:10-5 EMU Cultural Forum and Face the Music presents Sunday Night Jazz with Don Latarski Sunday Oct. 14, 7 p.m. EMU Ballroom $4.50 Students, $5.50 General Tickets available at EMU Main Desk Face the Music Records Earthrtver Records Cat's Meow 3273:10-12 EMU Cultural Forum CINEMA THIS WEEKEND ★ ★★★★★★★★★★ Saturday Oct. 6 7 & 9:15 150 Geology EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF AND GOD AGAINST ALL (The story of Kaspar Hauser) One ot Germany's most prominent filmmakers, Werner Herzog, directs this award winning film about the socialization of an adutt Isolated since birth. Don't miss it!! ***************** Sunday Oct. 7 ROCK-N-ROLL HIGH SCHOOL Bad acting and stupid premises make this rocking movie so bad it s a "must-heckle" Also with pterfy of music performed by The Ramones. 3284:10-5 SPAGHETTI FEED All You Can Eat Sunday, Oct. 7 5*9 p.m. Kona Cafe 853 E, 13th Benefit Feed Co-sponsored by students to re-elect Lane County Commissioner JERRY RUST ATHLETES V.F.Y. Kick Off Meeting Letterman’s Lounge 6 p.m. Oct. 4 STUDENTS TO REELECT SEN. HATFIELD General meeting- all students welcome. Oct 4, at 4:30 p.m. Room 111 EMU. _10-4 Karate Club Goju-Rhu Will hold an organizational meeting Toes., Oct 9, 7 p.m. In Gerlinger an nex B-50. All students are invited. Sponsored by Club Sports.3272:10-9 Dr. Charlie Clements Author of Witness to War will lecture about his experiences behind rebel lines in El Salvador Oct. 9, 8 p.m. 150 Geology Sponsored by Cultural Forum, CALC CISCAP. ASUO. 3273:10-9 STUDENT AMBASSADORS Interested in representing the U of O at Alumni and other functions? The Homecoming Committee has applications available at the Alumni office, 221 Johnson Hall. For more info, call Sara x5656 _ Back again today Hard Times Lunch Authentic Latin Food Menu *2.00 Com empanadas Tomato# salad Pecheno- meat or vegie Drink extra Dessert - Baked goods - coffee ECHRLA 1236 Kincaid (next to U of O bookstore) _11:30-2_ STUDENTS TO RE-ELECT SEN. HATFIELD General meeting- all students welcome. Oct 4, at 4:30 p.m. Room 111 EMU 10-4 Lane Women's Political Caucus Presents FERRARO CELEBRATION * Feminist Comedy * Margie Hendriksen ★ Auction- Ferraro Collectables Thurs. Oct. 4 5- 8 p.m. Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid Students- S3-S5 WIN WITH WOMEN FUNDRAISER lor info call 342-2240 10-4 [Entertainment SCD presents Fritz Lang’s classic METROPOLIS "One olthe greatest visual ex periences of the cinema”- British Film institute Sat. Oct.6 8 and 10 p.m. 180 PLC Admissoin S1.50/S1 3286:10-5 F.S.O. Presents SIDDHARTHA 177 Lawrence ★★★★★★★★★★ Fri. Oct. 5 7 4 9 3283:10-5 JAZZ/BLUES Records-Books CAT’S MEOW JAZZ A BLUES CORNER Special order specialists Fifthpearl Bldg. 5th & Peart 3155:HF 1 EMSONSBAIO 4740 MAIN in Springfield 747-7900 BILLY RANCHER & The Unreal Gods Rock N Roll- Ska FRI - OCT. 5 SAT - OCT, 6 9:30 - 2am. *4 COVER THE BIJOU ‘ 492 E 13th 688 245E NOTE: STUDENT DISCOUNT (>3 WILD.) EXPIRES SOON. DISCOUNT TICKET BOOKLETS WILL BE AVAILABLE. ★ ★★★★★★★★★ Adm.s2.50 Tonite Only FROM THE CREATOR OF THE ACADEMY AWARD-WINNING “FANNY AND ALEXANDER” An intimate, revealing, and personal at the heart, mind and soul of the director. hvrrvr > _ After The Rehearsal ENDS TONIGHT MON-THURS 6:15. 6, 9:35pm (Miser Monday admission *2.50) Personals BECAUSE PEOPLE CARE Free Pregnancy testing. Confidential. Bir thright. 687-86513162:H PROBLEMS? Crisis Center, U of O telephone hotline, 24 hours- 7 days. Strictly confidential. Call 686-4488.3144:tin VISA and/or MASTERCARD credit cards for students, 18 years or older. Low tees, small savings account required. Write for details. National Credit Assistance Corp., Suite 300-AC, 325 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, Washington, DC 2000310-5 STUDENT LEADERS Interested in working with Oregon Achievers? Come to our first meeting on October 11 at 7 p.m. in 360 Oregon Hall. Any questions please contact Ann Berner at 686-3212 3260:10-5 Gain effective leadership experience by becoming involved in one of 24 Stu dent/Faculty Committees that help set University policies and procedures. Academic Requirements, Campus Plan ning, Intercollegiate Athletics, Museum of Art Advisory, and Scholarship are some committees you can be involved in. Pick up applications: SUAB, Suite 3, EMU or the ASUO Office, Suite 4, EMU Applications deadline, Oct. 5, 5 p.m. 686-3720. 3546:10-5 FOR ANSWERS TO YOU questions about abortion - the procedure, the cost, and local referral, call National Abortion Federation Hotline toll free. 1-800-772-9100. 2 p.m. M-F 3162:WHF PLANNED PARENTHOOD has an early pregnancy test that is 99% accurate. Call for appt. 344-9411.3500:H ELECT FERRARO 10-4 MAKE MONEY! RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and trades secondhand clothing for men and women For appt: 344-7039 360 E. 11th 194&WHF Alpha O Bonnie Nichols, What can I say? I'm just a dead giveaway.Love, your Big Sis.10-4 Delts- Better late than never, we ll love you forever. Thanks for the Tailgater! It was a lot of fun. Alpha Pelts.10-4 Alpha Delta Pi Pledges, We're a mystery to you but not for long. Love, your Big Sis’s.10-4 ChiPsi's- Thanks for the seranade, we sure enjoyed hearing your golden tones! Love, the A D Pi**. 10-4 AOP Chrissy, I'm known to be dizzy And I'm your big sissy Can you guess who I am? .10-4 Alpha O Sara B, Get psyched for tomor row when all secrets will be revealed! Love, you Big Sis.10-4 DEBBIE WILSON Looking forward to seeing you tonight. 12:30? Your place? If you don't show we’ll be just sick about it! Love, Dave and Paul (Babotto)10-4 Jaime; Mighty Muff For you don't know how to pimp the system. Secrecy is a must in your case. P S. How were they?10-4 Carrie Y., I know you can’t make it this weekend but never fear, for your Big Sis is near. 104 Chi Omega SUSAN COOK Have a great week! See you Saturday. Love, you Big Sis.10-4 We’d like to remind a certain Phi Psi of this quote: "Some waitress poured wastepase on my Paste!” Thanks for the roses- the girls. 10-4 ADELPHE! Roses are red Violets are blue -ij.t . The flapjacks were great And so are you too! We thinkyou're all the greatest!! Your Brothers at PHILO __10-4 Congradulations Sharie and Sig Chi Ron on your pinning Love, D.G's 104 Have Kappa Kappa Gamma composite. Will swap for one of equal or greater value. 683-5575 104 ATTENTION: ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER AND ASIAN (MIGRANT STUDENTS INTEREST MEETING Oct. 4 6 p.m. 12 EMU X43S2 _3285:10-5 Congratulations Dot and Unfield Sig Chi Steve on your pinning! Love, O.G.'s 104 Grand Opening Second Thoughts Fri.and Sat. 10-8 Fim Refreshment 720% E. 13th (just behind Logos) Quality new and used women's clothing consignments by appt. 343-1312 3287:10-5 25* HOT DOG NIGHT THURSDAY 8-10 p.m. Beer, wine & good sandwiches Enjoy our outdoor patio ARNOLD’S HIDEAWAY 1481 Vi E. 19th (Near 19th & Agate) ML»QQft€ COUNTY .(ave/emtb. max mur-if YWH/mn Atxm-tw mtery cioxr. -tm tfciosm ofcuunsH masks mt&soeiep BOOU06.AU Of mane urn Aboumw-m em. mm emmiY. \ by Berke Breathed Paoa 11