Antique Chinese works exibited
A benefit sale and exhibition
titled “200 years of Fine
Chinese Porcelain and
Cloisonne,” is scheduled at the
University’s Museum of Art
from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday
and Sunday.
Sponsored by the Friends of
the Museum of Art, the sale and
exhibition will feature works
from collections of three in
dividual collectors.
The show and sale will in
clude examples of cloisonne, or
decorative enameling, from the
Ching Dynasty (1644 - 1912) to
present. The porcelain pieces
will include fine Ching dynasty
wine jugs, ink boxes and water
vases.
Some of the items are
documented and certified and
prices may range from $15 to
$50,000.
The University’s fine arts
faculty exhibit, on display in
Gallery 141, will conclude this
Friday, making way for next
week’s graduate exhibit.
The exhibit covers a wide
variety of styles and methods,
including abstract, expres
sionist, realistic, landscape and
fantasy. Works include pain
ting, sculpture, fibers,
photography and jewlery.
• “This show provides a uni
que opportunity for the com
munity and students to look at
the work of our faculty,” says
Denise Clark, gallery director
and graduate teaching fellow.
“A Century of the Lively Arts, ” an exhibit display
ing the history of performing arts in Eugene, will be
shown in the EMU art gallery Oct. 14 through Jan. 4.
et al.
WHERE’S THE BOONDOGGLE? Find
out the answer to this and other scintilating
questions at OSPIRG’s general meeting
tonight, 8 p.m., in the Forum Room EMU.
EL DIA DE LA RAZA will be celebrated
by MEChA, the University Hispanic stu
dent association, with a fiesta Friday at 6
p.m. in the Westmoreland Community
Room, E. 16th Ave. and Arthur Place. All
invited to attend this celebration. For more
information call 686-3508.
OFFICE OF STUDENT DEVELOPMENT:
Open House today at 3:30 - 5 p.m. in Room
364 Oregon Hall, laam about leadership
opportunity at the University. All students
welcome.
SUAB meets today in Century Room B at
3:30 p.m. SUAB meetings are open to the
University public.
BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
STUDENTS: Meet and talk with your
buisness and economics faculty at the Stu
dent/Faculty Social today from 4-5:30 p.m.
at the Faculty Club (13th and University).
JOB OUTLOOK FOR THE 80 S A special
workshop is being offered today at Career
Planning and Placement from 1-2 p.m.
Room 12, Hendricks Hall.
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB is sponsoring a
talk on the use of computers in
Psychological Research today in Room 146
Straub at 5 p.m.
THE RUBICON SOCIETY is having guest
speaker Donna Zajonc, Candidate for
Secretary of State, today at noon at the Col
onial Inn, 1626 Willamette St.
OREGON ACHIEVER’S is having its
organizational meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in
Room 360 Oregon Hall. Any questions call
Ann Berner at 636-3216.
“APPLYING TO GRADUATE SCHOOL”
workshop to be held today at 3:30 p.ro. in
Room 164 Oregon Hall.
THE CIRCLE K service club will meet
tonight at 6:30. Meetings are held at 1653
Agate St.
ALL WHITEWATER ENTHUSIASTS in
vited to attend today at 7:30 p.m.
Westmoreland Comminute Center. 1545
W. 22nd St.
FREE MARKET CHALLENGES FOR
2001 Today at 7:30 p.m. Room 101 EMU.
Ernest Ross will be the guest speaker,
discussing pertinent economic questions.
APPLYING TO GRADUATE SCHOOL
SOON? A special workshop for students
applying is scheduled in Room 164 Oregon
Hall today at 3:30.
FOCUS YOUR EDUCATION workshops
for undeclared majors starting this week.
To sign up call Career Planning and Place
ment at 686-3235.
“STUDENTS URGED TO APPLY NOW
FOR NEW SCHOLARSHIPS” The Scholar
ship Bank has announced ten new scholar
ship programs that are currently accepting
applications from college students.
Students interested should send stamped
self-addressed envelope to Scholarship
Bank. 10100 Santa Monica 2600, Los
Angeles. CA 90067.
TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
covers expenses up to $5,000 per year for
the junior and senior year and two years of
graduate study. Must be a sophomore and
have a “B” average to apply. For more in
formation stop by International Studies.
Room 837 PLC.
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 68S-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 15 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.
For Sale
1EED TO SELL Dorm Contract. Call Ka
ty 683-2249. 10-12
8 FOOT SOFA. Moving, must sell. Ex
cellent condition. *120. 344-7923 of
686-8777 Adriene. 10-11
1979 YAMAHA TC-511S STEREO
CASSETTE deck recently overhauled.
$100 or B.O. 344-7066, Steve 10-15
BICYCLE One speed Schwinn Cruiser,
$80. Good condition. 345-6169 10-19
FIREWOOD; Fir/Cedar $70 Cord, split,
delivered. Starving students, 683-1544.
10-12
Double Bed Boxspring $25. mattress
$25. 10-speed bike $55, small black and
white TV $40. Call evenings 344-8337.
10-11
FOR SALE: Commodore 64. Like new.
$140. Call Kris 726-5339.10-12
For Personal Fun
or Profit, Arcade video games. Tron
$399, Tempest $299, Space Dual $249.
Call Tom after 3:00, 345-0243 10-12
ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. Excellent
condition. Brand new. Call 344-2753.
10-12
BASF SV4” DISKS
S9DD 10- *17; SSDD10- *23;
generic SSDD 10- *14, 100- *130
Learning Services, 683-3827.
10-23
CLASSICAL GUITAR- One year old
Yamaha $140. 344-2582, will bargain.
10-12
North Face VE 24 Tent used once $250.
Jorsport Moieve light 2 man tent $80.
JORSPORT MOLEVE 6861490. 10-11
Dorm Stas Refrigerator. Walnut, *85.
Will deli.ar to campus. 996-1385.10-12
Moving Sale
Sat. Oct 13
10-4 p.m.
Small appliances, foam,
chain saw, canning supplies,
misc.
2410 Jackson
FOR SALE: 2 Whiskey Barrel Chairs,
$25 each. Olympia 77 Electric
typewriter, *400. Women’s scuba suit
medium, $20. 747-5442 evenings. 10-11
GUITARS: Takamine Steel String
Acoustic $200. Ibanez Electric with
hard case *250 Bob 342-5129 10-15
Luxurious Bar and
Chairs, Typewriter,
• 726-7584
NAUAGAHYDE CHAIR, ottoman and
loverseat. Good condition. Make offer.
688-2404 after 5 10-15
CHEAP WHEELS- Honda XL-2S0, 60
MPG, 11K, asking $450; Beer sign $25;
Dorm Refrigerator $60; Panasonic
recorder $30; Desks, much more.
687-9265.3335:10-12
2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, 1978 Oakbrook
Mobile Home. $6995 7266830 10-12
Buy & Sell
THE BUY A SELL CENTER
Buy-Sell-Trade
nts, stereo, toots.
361 W. 5th.
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Services
SAVE $$$ ON PHONE CALLS
SAVENET, the Northwest’s highest
quality alternative long-distance ser
vice is offering prompt connection and
lowest rates nationwide. Questions ?
Jeffrey Skoinick, 683-8848 10-12
Cartographic Work, Maps, Graphs, etc.
Professional work. Cali: Michael
3438967. MH
TYPEWRITER AND TELEVISION
RENTAL
at the UO Bookstore
Rent by the week, month or term.
10-12
Typing
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statistical
specialist. IBM Corr. Sel. Grad, approv
ed. Near campus. 3444)769. 3159:tfn
TYPING &
WORD PROCESSING
Theses/dissertations, papers, editing,
graphics, law papers, resumes, &
mass mailings. Graduate School
approved.
WordStyles * Typescripts
CINDY 484-5454
BRANDY 484-6044
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PRO TYPING/EDITING
Expert at theses and dissertations. 5
blocks from UO No job too small
3151 :tfn
WORD MASTERS
Word Processing and Typing Services.
Formerly Elite Typing Service.
484-1648
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RUSH PROFESSIONAL TYPING
IBM Correcting Seiectric
Graduate School approved
Call Paula Demong- 484-9405
3145:tfn
DYNAMIC TYPING SERVICE
Pick up and delivery available
Ken or Penny 485-3814
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Carol’s Professional Typing Service
Monday-Frlday 8:30-4:30
Eveings by appointment only
345-2289
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Word ProcessingfTyping: 15 plus years
experience. Papers, dissertations,
editing, resumes, mass mailings.
Graduate School approved. Pickup and
delivery. Call Carole at 888-3983.
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* TYPING/EDITING
Call Sara 686-0739
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WORD PROCESSING
T&C Professional Typing Service.
Manuscripts, dissertations, theses.
Graduate School approved.
687-8328
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GRADUATE APPROVED TYPIST Using
IBM Seiectric III. Call Mina between 3
and 10 p.m. at 728-9824. 3149:tfn
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Typed copy always proofed.
345-5614 Ruth 345*5614
3227UH
PROFESSIONAL QUALITY and ex
parlance for typing needs. IBM.
Graduate specialists Reasonable
Carolyn Sherreil. 344-7231. 3250105
TYPING - WORD PROCESSING. Quality
papers, super resumes Near campus
Phone 6660812.10-5
Resumes & Typing
Resumes, letters, composed and
typed. Papers typed and edited Law
papers. Foreign student tutor ex
perience Sheila Cauthorn 666-TYPE.
_ 3289WHF
WORD WORKS
Editing 6 Word Processing
Thesis & Dissertation help
Call Gerry for appointment
484-6663
3266 10-12
TYPING- Experienced, fast, efficient.
Reasonable rates. Editing included.
345-4379 3028:ttn
Resumes & Typing
Resumes, letters, composed and
typed. Papers typed and edited. Law
papers. Foreign student tutor ex
perience. Sheila Cauthorn 686-TYPE.
326frWHF
PROFESSIONAL QUALITY and ex
perience for typing needs. IBM.
Graduate specialists. Reasonable
Carolyn Sherrell, 344-7231 3314:10-12
Typing-Word Processing low cost.
Papers, Resumes, near campus.
686-0812. 10-12
I Instruments
DRUMS 4 pc. - Stewart leit with Camber
Cymbal & hat S350.GUITARS Crown
acoustic steel string S40, Westminister
acoustic nylon string classical 895. Wilt
negotiate. Call 666-4343, leave message
for TIM. tfn
Gibson Les Paul Custom, Series
parallel switch. Phase switch, Split
coils on both pickups (400 3434728
Sound Systems
Jim’s Electronics
STEREO REPAIR
1627 Pearl St. 343-7683
Monday thru Friday 0 a m -6 p m
Saturday 0 Am.- 1 p.m
3148:10-12
BMP 200X SPEAKERS. Usad for 4 mos
Have to saa to appreciate (200
683-0984, Kart. 10-11
House Items
Single Bed
And Innerspring
Almost new $55
4-drawer chest 90" high- walnut (29
Bookcase/Bar with two stools,
wrought Iron legs (29 344-2188. 949 E.
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Books
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All Selling 40-50% 0*1 Hat prices
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USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
798 East 13th
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Recreation
MAKE IT
FOR THE GREAT
OUTDOORS
Stay dry this year wearing make It
yourself outdoor wear and gear
GorTex, Thinsulate. Cordura
GREEN PEPPER ACTION FABRICS
941 Olive St.
3564:X10-12
Doonesbury
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For Textbooks
Mon. • Fri.
Smith Faniilv
Bookstore
768 E. 13th
Block Ftom Campus
345-1651