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THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF STUDENTS IN ECONOMICS AND
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT is having its
first company tour to “Agripac” today.
The topic of the two-hour tour will be “The
Impact of International Trade on Oregon’s
Economy.” Transportation will be provid
ed to interested participants. Pre
registration can be done at Room 390
Gilbert Hall this morning. Participants
must be at 390 Gilbert Hall by 3:15 p.m.
THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE AD
MINISTRATION offers undergraduates
and graduate students majoring in trade
related fields the opportunity to obtain
paid, hands-on experience in their field
through the co-op Education Program. To
be eligible for the program, students must
be U.S. citizens, have completed 90 quarter
hours, and have at least a 3.0 GPA. Ap
plicants from the University are due in
Washington, D C. by Oct. 17. For more in
formation, contact International Studies
Program, 837 PLC at 686-5051, or Gerald
Fry, 919 PLC at 686-4867.
THE BOARD OF ADVISERS MEETING,
where influential members from the local,
academic, business, and government meet,
will take place Wednesday at 4 p.m. in
Room 410, PLC. Interested students can be
observers, and formal dress (minimum of a
tie for men and skirt for women) is
preferable. The chair of the board of ad
visers is Prof. Richard Steers, who is the
associate dean to the business school.
A “HOW TO GET INVOLVED IN THE
JOURNALISM SCHOOL” workshop will
be held Tuesday in the Allen Hall reading
room. Members and officers from several
communication organizations will
welcome your arrival.
CAMPUS AFS meeting in Century Room
D, at 7 p.m. today. Returnees, host family
members, and any interested are invited. If
you have any questions contact Karl at 448
E. 17 St. or call 485-0154.
STUDENT CAMPAIGN FOR DISARMA
MENT invites all students interested in
working for arms control and peace to our
first meeting today at 5 p.m. in Room 108
EMU. Bring ideas, friends and energy!
APPLICATION DEADLINE FOR STU
DENT/FACULTY COMMITTEES has been
extended to Tuesday at 5 p.m. There are
several vacant positions on all 24 commit
tees. Turn in applications to SUAB, Suite
3, EMU.
WILLAMETTE PASS IS HIRING FOR
THIS WINTER. They have set their open
ing day for Nov. 21, the day before
Thanksgiving. They will be hiring approx.
100 to 125 full- and part-time seasonal
employees for the 1984/85 ski season. Ap
plications are available at Willamette Pass
Ski Corporation’s office at 29 W. 29th Ave.,
Suite 5, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. until Oct.
12. Interviews will be held from Oct. 15
thru Nov. 1.
INTRODUCTION TO ESPERANTO, a
gramatically regular language, is being
held in Room 137 Gilbert Hall at 1:30-2:30
p.m. today and Wed. There is no fee. Call
SEARCH at 686-4305 for more information.
TEN NEW SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS
have been announced by the Scholarship
Bank. Funds are now available in the
following fields: College Teaching, Excep
tional Student Fellowships, Anthropology,
Biology, Conservation, Marine Science,
and Sociology, Poynter Fund, Center for
Political Studies, and White House
Fellowships. Students interested in getting
a personalized print-out of financial aid
sources should send a S.A.S.E.to Scholar
ship Bank, 10100 Santa Monica 2600, Los
Angeles, CA. 90067. There is a modest
charge.
"USING MEDICATIONS WISELY,” an
educational session for senior adults, will
be presented jointly by the American Red
Cross and the American Association of
Retired Persons at Celeste Campbell Senior
Center, Monday, Oct. 15 at 12:30 p.m. It is
open to the public at no charge.
METAPHYSICAL WISDOM, a free
SEARCH non-credit workshop, will meet
Wednesdays at 3:30 p.m. in Room 243
Gilbert Hall. Call SEARCH at 686-4305 for
more information.
CLASSIFIED ADS
CAN BE
PLACED AT
ODE Office, 300 EMU
UO Bookstore Stamp Counter
EMU Main desk
SUAB BOOTH Main Lobby, 11-1
PAYMENT: All ads must be paid for in
advance unless a billing agreement
has been established with us. For bill
ing arangements, please call 686-4343
or stop by the Emerald offices, 300
EMU. To qualify for a billed account,
you must have several valid credit
references and leave a $15 deposit.
RATES: Rates are 1S cents per word
for the first day and 12 cents per word
for subsequent consecutive days the
ad is run without change. Minimum
charges are $1.50 for the first inser
tion and $1.20 for consecutive
insertions.
DEADLINES: Contract and open rate
line ads: 1 p.m. the day before
publication
Contract and open rate display
classified ads: 1p.m. two days before
publication for the first insertion of
new art 1 p.m. the day before
publication for each inertion thereafter
unless new art is requested.
The Oregon Daily Emerald is
published Monday through Friday dur
ing the academic year (September
June) and Tuesday and Thursday dur
ing summer session (June-August).
ERRORS: The Oregon Daily Emerald
cannot be responsible for more than
one day’s incorrect advertising inser
tion. The ODE’S liability for
typographical errors, incorrect inser
tions or omissions in advertising
published shall be limited solely to
the cancellation of charges for such
portion of space occupied by the er
ror. Errors not the fault of the adver
tiser which lessen the value of the
advertisement will be adjusted If your
ad appears incorrectly, call 686-4343
before 1 p.m. for correction in the next
day's issue. It is the advertiser's
resposibility to check an ad for errors
on the day it is scheduled to appear
Tear sheets will be mailed on request.
Clothing
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Check ouf our large selection of:
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3258:10-9
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Men's 10 speed 21” Ventura Bike *75.
Oueen size mattiess set $15. A com
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BIKE RACK *15. ski rack *10. 2 studded
snowtires 165-SR13 *35 747 2633 after
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NEED TO SELL Dorm Contract Call Ka
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Guitar
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*275 344 2188 or 686-4343tfn
STEREO SPEAKERS, Great quality,
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55 Gallon Aquarium complete set-up tor
salt water, stand, filters, pump, coral,
the works. *250 of offer 343-9108
3282:10-8
BEER SIGNS
Neon, Plaques, motion signs Call
683-4234, Barry, _ 10-8
SONY AM-FM CASETTE PERSONAL
STEREO *75 or best offer Exc. cond
Call Jennifer evenings 343-7186 10-8
WATERBEO: KINGSIZE, WAVELESS,
year old, padded rails, padded
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liner, pad. two pillows, two sheet/case
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for TIM Ifn
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THE BUY t SELL CENTER
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361 W. 5th.
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Instruction
KEYBOARD INSTRUCTION wilt
composer-songwriter Susan Kennedy
improvisation techniques 683-3743.
10-9
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Services
WEAVING
WORKSHOP!
Thursday nights
EMU Craft Center
686-4361.
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Cartographic Work, Maps Graphs, etc
Professional work Call: Michael
343-6967MH
FISHERMEN
Professionally tied flies, quality
guaranteed Steelhead *1.10, Standard
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tied to your specs Send card with
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Typing
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TYPING &
WORD PROCESSING
Theses/dissertations, papers, editing,
graphics, law papers, resumes. &
mass mailings Graduate School
approved
WordStyles 8 Typescripts
CINDY 484 5484
BRANDY 484-6044
3150 tin
PROTYPING/EDITING
Experl at theses and dissertations 5
blocks from UO No job too small
Jennifer 485 3883
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WORD MASTERS
Word Processing and Typing Services
Formerly Elite Typing Service
484-1646
3146 ttn
RUSH PROFESSIONAL TYPING
IBM Correcting Selectric
Graduate School approved
Call Paula Oemong 484 9406
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