WORD PROCESSING
T&C Professorial Typing Service.
Manuscripts, dissertations, theses.
Graduate School approved.
687*9326
3142:tfn
GRADUATE APPROVEO TYPIST Using
IBM Selectrlc III. Call Mina between 3
and to p.m. at 726*9624 . 3149:tfn
DEADLINES ALWAYS MET
Typed copy always proofed.
Ruth 345*5614
3227:UH
Bicycles
SECOND ’'jTN
NATURE
BICYCLES
•Nlshlki/Cycle Pro Sekal Dealer
• Full Line BMX/Cruiser
• Reconditioned Bikes Our
Speciality
• Expert Repairs
•Free Appraisals
•Custom Buildups
•Frame Repair
343 5362
446 E. 13th
BUY-SELL-TRADE
Books
-100,000 Bt^KSINSfOCK
All Selling 40 50% oil list prices
I •Textbooka*Cllff Notes«magazines*
USED BOOKS BOUGHT A NO SOLO
i SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
760 East 13th
! 3152:tfn
Outdoor Gear
SKIS, DYNASTAR OES^ENtE 223cm
unused, unmounted, $190 Boots. Trap*
peur J C Killy, size 11 Vi, 3 years old,
$65 485 9442 11-15
Cars & Cycles
1981 VESPA SCdbtER, great condi
lion Musi sacrafice at $600 683*8438
3538:11-15
1978 Alfa Romeo
Spider Veloce
Blaupunkt AMfFM-casaetle. real wire
wheels, only 33,000 miles. ALL
Papers. MINT) Below Blue Book al
$7,500. 686*4381 days or 465-3110
alter 7 p.m. tin
1977 “LASER” MOPED
tor sale Under 900 miles, complete
service record, top condition Asking
$200 Call 6838505 after 8 p m 11-16
Rides & Riders
JRIVERS NEEDEO. Eugene to San
Diego, Dec 23 Please call 4887353
3650:11 16
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i
Wanted
PLATFORM
Double bed platlorm with drawers, if
possible 344-2188 tin
Opportunities
MAKE YOUR
GIFTS
The Holidays are near- get busy al the
Craft Center! We’ve got tools ft sup
plies for woodworking, ceramics.
Jewelry, sewing, photography, stained
glass, and morel Ground Floor EMU
686 4361_ 3651 11 15
Internship in Office of Career Planning
ft Placement. Includes training and
hands on experience in career counsel
ing (resume writing. Interview skills and
Job search strategies) Two-term com
mitment. Three credits per term Posi
tion description available 244 Hen
dricks Hall or call Kathy Weinman.
686-3235 To apply, submit resume and
cover letter Deadline: November 28.
__ 3654 11-16
THE NEW STUDENT HOST PROGRAM
is accepting applications for 1985 coor
dinators. Job description and applica
tions available In 364 Oregon Hall. Ap
plication deadline is Nov. 21, 12 p.m.
3688:11-15
Help Wanted
OVERSEAS JOSS- Summer, year round
Europe. S America, Austrailia, Asia. All
Fields S900-S2000 month. Sightseeing.
Free info Write IJC, PO Box 52-OR-3,
Corona Del Mar. CA 92625 tfn
NEED EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER
for new mother, expecting at end of
November, early December. Call even
Ings 7:30-10 p.m. 344-3626. 11-19
ADVERTISING SPACE SALESPEOPLE
Base salary plus commission
Excellent student inform Call
Senior News 342-2335
_ MWF11-16
WORD PROCESSOR TYPIST for even
ing and/or weekend work. Must be
familiar with IBM PC and Wordstar. 90
WPM min. 15-20 hrs. a week Please ap
ply at 132 E. Broadway, no.316 by 11-15.
_11-18
MOTHERS: Separated or divorcing?
j The Oregon Social Learning Center Is
studying the effect of divorce on the
family. If you have separated within the
last 3-12 months and have a son 6-12
years old. you can participate and earn
S200. Call Judy 485-2711. 3300:UWH
Positions Available- residential training
home for moderately retarded adults;
Support Worker: morning shift, 5:45 to
7:45, Mon.-Fri. Men's hygiene routine.
Night Supervisor: 9 p.m. to 8 a m. Sun
day and Monday nights. Cleaning
duties, supervise residents, emergen
1 cies, prepare breakfast *3.40-$3.85/hr.
j ' Apply 1893 Alder St. weekdays 9-3.
3666:11-16
_■ j
FINANCIAL AID NEEDS ANALYST”
Application* are being accepted
through Wednesday , November 28,
1984 lor the position of Financial Aid
Needs Analyst In the University of
Oregon Office of Student Flanclal Aid.
This Is a 15-20 hour per week position
from mid-January, 1985 to mid-June,
1985 at aproximately $5 per hour.
Outfes Include analysis of financial aid
applications using prescribed methods,
the selection of correct budgets, and
packaging of aid. Candidates must be
currently enrolled University of Oregon
upper division or graduate students
with a strong academic record, be able
to work well with numbers, and have
strong communication skills.
Preference will be given to persons who
have quick learning abilities, fast and
accurate work methods, are self confi
dent, decisive, and can work well under
pressure. Only persons willing to make
a serious commitment to the task will
be selected. Applicants should send a
letter of application, resume, and
academic transcript to Edmond
Vtgnoul, Director, Office or Student
Financial Aid, University of Oregon,
Room 260, Oregon Hall, Eugene, OR
97403. For more Information call
886-3221. The University of Oregon is an
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer 3608:11-15
BARTENDER/COCKTAIL WANTED.
Part-time and full-time positions
available. Will train right person. Paid
medical, vacation. Send resume to PO
Box 21241, Eugene OR 97402 11-23
EUOENE FAMILY YMCA has childcare
positions open for trade for a family
membership. Apply at 2055 Patterson.
_3675 11-21
NANNY/HOUSEKEEPERS. Immediate
openings with super families In New
York. Fare advanced if necessary.
689-5546 11-21
THE
RAM0NES
ARE
COMING!
AND
TICKETS
ARE
ON
SALE
NOW!
SATURDAY DEC. 1
EMU BALLROOM 8 P.M.
$9.50 UO Students
$10.50 General Public
Ticket s available at
EMU
Main Desk, Earth River
amd Everybody’s
Records.
Produced by the
EMU CULTURAL
FORUM
3618:11-12
For Rent
' 1358 PEARL
1 bedroom unfurnished apartment
Hardwood floors, $175 includes
water/garbage No pets For appoint
ment call Joy, Lam son Associates
686 1130 _3625:11 16
PERSONALITY PLUS! LARGE 2
bedroom apartments Completely fur
nished with quality furnishings
Beautifully landscaped & real quiet
Laundry facilities 6 off street parking.
FROM ONLY $365 Close to U of O 4
Music School with easy access to bus
line STOP IN AND SEE US TODAY!
ERIN APARTMENTS 1948 HARRIS,
683-3005.1116
Neat 2 bedroom furnished house near
Westmoreland $300/mo. Call 6863531
or 343 9206_ 11-15
WOMEN’S LIVING ORGANIZATION.
Rooms for rent $225fsingle, $195/multi
pie includes room, board & utilities
687-8244 after 6 p.m. 3646:11-16
1414 E. 18th, 1 bedroom furnished,
$205 Call Sabin at Lam son Associates.
663-2160.3648:ttn
2 BEDROOM - $230
Extremely spacious Campus 10
blocks. Safeway 2 blocks. Carpets,
drapes, laundry, parking Unfurnished.
No pets or children 2045 Willamette
344-2515 or 345-7987 3667:tfn
Quads
NEWER QUAD all utilities paid. $139
Near University, 1866 Harris 343-0981,
or 344-8941 3456:tfn
Dorm Contracts
LEAVING
Musi sell contract, case ol beer In
eluded. Alan 485-9762/485 9605. 11-21
$28 REWARD PLUS rest of term free for
my contract, 343-1274.11-15
DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE
Case of beer if you buy
485 9682
Ask for Keith S. or Tony
11-18
NEED TO SELL CONTRACT NOWI Call
Dabble 6865400.11-15
Contract For Sale
$25 FOR
YOU!
Call Susan 485-9158
Please leave message
11-15
DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE. S30
reward if you buy. 485-2413/344-3767
ask for Gerald or Gordon. 11-21
Real Estate
CLOSE TO CAMPUS, (Ferry Stree
Bridge). 1867 Nashua trailer. 12X60 2
bedrooms, new carpetings, awning,
Skirting, air. $7500. 746-8534 11-15
Food & Drink
4 La*
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Mandarin
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Dally Special Chinese Lunch JlH
11 95
/ " Full Course Chinese Dinner
~r $3»5 -rr
4
1?th & Hilyard
11 am -10 pm
343-6234
i.
Events
Council for Human
Rights in Latin
America presents
HARD
TIMES
LUNCH
Authentic Latin Food
s2.00 THURSDAY
11:30 2 pm.
1236 KINCAID
(NEXT TO UO BOOKSTORE)
SKIING
NORDOS UNITE
Ski conditioning, exercies to make it
easier
Thursday Nov. 15
Display and discussion on nordic
skis and boots.
All programs start at 7:30 p.m., Free
and in Outdoor Program, basement
of EMU 686-4365 3657:11-15
r
Presents
HEDDA
GABLER
Henrik Ibsen's classic story about
one woman s struggle to control her
own destiny features one of the
most fascinating women In
theatrical literature!
NOVEMBER
15-17, 29,
30 & Dec. 1
ROBINSON THEATRE
(Villard Hall)
8 p.m.
*3 25 for U of O Students
$4 for Seniors and other students
$5 for the General Public
Call 686-4191 for ticket reservations
3614:11-16
Max’s Presents
SINGLE
MARY
Friday 9:30 p.m.
>50 " ““
550 E. 13th
3663:11-16
Free public lecture:
EAST EUROPEAN
IN THE 1980’s:
PROBLEMS
AND PROSPECTS
Branko Pribicevic (Belgrade U.)
Mon. Nov 19 7:30 p.m.
101 EMU
3630:11-19
Entertainment
ASUO Presents
National Lampoon’s
ANIMAL
HOUSE!
150 Geology 7 & 9 p.m. *1.50
Students, *1 Children Nov. 15.
3642:11-15
Max’s Presents
LOS
FALCONS
Thursday 9:30 p.m.
IE. *“■
550 E. 13th
3659:11-15
JAZZ/BLUES Records-Bookt
CAT’S MEOW
JAZZ A BLUES CORNER
Special order specialists
Fifthpearl Bldg. 5th & Pearl
3155:HF
OFFICIAL ORANO OPENING OF
THE
DEXTER
THEATER
with the
CASHIERS
FRI. NOV 16
9:30 P.M. $3
Located Just off Hiway 58
-11-16
UrBEST PICTURE”
US. FILM FESTIVAL
“ATTLA is a rousing, warm
hearted adventure with spirit
and authenticity. It Is
touching. Invigorating,
exquisitely photographed, a
real banquet for the eye.”
— LOS ANGELES TIMES
"We hear the ominous crack
and groan of Ice on the Yukon
River and we are In the
country of JACK LONDON.
ATTLA Is a film whose
emotions are as great as the
Incredible land in which it
takes place “ — LE MONDE
Windham Hill Films Presents
ATTLA
“The triumph of
CHARIOTS OT TIRE
in the land of
NEVER CRT WOLT”
— 8T PAUL DISPATCH
" ATTLA is a stunning film.
There is gorgeous cinemato
graphy. wonderful acting, a
haunting musical score It
captures the heart ”
— NEW YORK POST
"811m Pickens and Chief Dan
George show why they are
noteworthy
ever to have
6:00 7:55 9:45
THE BIJOU
<92 E 13th
Listen
to Nick
Morrison's
movie review program "I LIKE TO
WATCH!" Thursdays.
**********
Movie Mags & Calendars
(Great gift idea)
NOW ON SALE IN OUR LOBBY!!
MUST END SOON
SUN THURS 7 A 9 pm.
Also Late nite THURS-SAT
6M24K
** KZAM
Bijou Late-nite
REPO
MAN
THURS 11 pm. *2.00
FRI SAT Midnite -3.00
Personals
PROBLEMS?
Crisis Center, UolO telephone hotline,
24 hours- 7 days. Strictly confidential.
Call 686-4488.3144.tin
FOR ANSWERS TO YOUR 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
BECAUSE PEOPLE CARE Free
Pregnancy testing. Confidential. Bir
thright. 687-8651 3162:H
MAKE MONEY!
RAOS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and
trades secondhand clothing for men
and women
For appt: 344-7039 360 E. 11fti
COMPATIBLE SINGLES, meet through
Northcoast Connections. Discreet, per
sonalized introductions since 1981
Student specials. Free information. PO
Box 11863, Eugene OR 97440 342-1274,
eves_ 3386:WHF
$200 REWARD for information leading
to arrest or person responsible for pain
ting on Kaufman's Building on campus
on Nov 6-7 between the hours of 6 p.m
and 8 am. Please contact C. Higson,
Tues-Sat, 485-1581 X672 9:30-5:30.
3626:11-16.
SUSIE’S RESUME
& TYPING
SERVICE
Fast, economical. Electric typewriter.
343-6427
11-15
ASUO EXEC, is accepting applications
for three appointments to the Student
Health Advisory Board. Contact Regina,
X3724, or come In & pick up application
Deadline: Nov. 16,1984. 3643:11-16
ASUO EXEC, is accepting applications
for an appointment to the Constitution
Court. Contact Regina, X3724, or come
in and pick up application. Deadline:
Nov. 16, 1984 3843:11-16
Cultural Forum
CINEMA
FRIDAY NOV 16
RAIDERS
OF
THE LOST
ARK
IN
CINEMA
SCOPE!!
7 & 9:30 180 PLC
oA I UriUAY NUV 17
LENNY
BRUCE
7 4 9 177 Lawrence
★ ★★★★★★★★★
SUNDAY NOV 18
THE
INCREDIBLE
SHRINKING
MAN
8 p.m. ONLY 180 PLC
All Shows $1.50
3678:11-15
HAVE YOU
BURIED
YOUR TALENT?
Find out at the Wesly
SUNDAY WORSHIP 11 A.M.
NEXT TO UO BOOKSTORE
1236 KINCAID
3662:11-16
Heidi Woodhead
Hey Little Sis,
You’re going to be
fine. Keep your
chin up and smile!
DONNA
11-15
EX
“Killer”
First there was 2, now there is none.
OFF to Sunriver without either one.
3673:11-15
Deanne. What are you doing Friday
night? Well. Ron, I'm going to the Ul
Barn Dance Friday at 8 p.m Are you
going, Ron? Everyone else is. 11-15
To our ‘Heidi" who is so sweet. We've
always thought you were extremely
neat You were the Best' gal to be an
owl-pal We love ya and miss ya! Leta,
Candy.11-15
Darrin Lajoie
Considering you are the definition of
Insecurity, funny you should ask! Get
a clue I don't waste my time on zeros
Take a look in the mirror yourself.
Even Stamps are useless when they
get stuck on themselves!
Kendra L.
11-15
ALPHA
PHI’S
Friday night, we’ll
drink til we drop
We haven’t played
Monopoly for so
long. Let’s hammer
drinks until we
pass “go” at least
twice. Don’t get
stuck in jail!
We’re “psyched”
KAPPA
SYGS
11-15
COLIN
Start stirrin’ up
that recipe and
pop the champagne.
You’ve earned a
pass to my heart &
stomach anytime
this weekend.
11-15
CDIP
INTERNSHIPS
for jr/sr liberal arts majors are being
offered winter term by City of
Eugene, Hilton Hotel, O-P Economic
Development Corp , Eugene
Hospital, Cloak Room, and EMU. In
terns gain professional experience
plus 3 hrs. credit. Interview sign-ups
for these positions are being held
November 12-16 in the Career Plann
ing Info. Center, 221 Hendricks.
Stop by the Career Center formore
info.3640:11-16
Would anyone who saw the accident
between the yellow VW and the
bicyclist Thursday night, Nov. 8,
please call 74&6847._11-16
WANTED
MEN
The Women of Boynton Halt
Are Holding Try-outs for the
1984-85 Boynton Hall Court
Nov. 15- informal
Nov. 16- semi-formal
All U of 0 Men
Welcome!
-3660:11-15
COMPUTER
SCIENCE MAJORS
The CDIP Internship Program has in
terview openings for computer
related positions with the City of
Eugene Public Works and EMU Ac
counting Office. Interns gain profes
sional experience plus 3 hours
credit. Interview sign-ups are being
held thru Wednesday Nov. 21, in the
Career Information Center, 221 Hen
dricks Hall. Stop by the Career
Center for more information.
3671:11-19
UNIVERSITY INN
BARN
DANCE
FRIDAY 8P.M.
BE THERE
RIGHT?
MIKE, SUE, CREEG, MARY. ANN.
DAVE. STEEN, TRUDV...AND EVEN
SHAWN; You all have cooties but I
still like you. I like you alot. Even
more than teddy bears and rain
bows Love, the Rock Star. 11-15
ROCK
STAR??
25* HOT DOG NIGHT
THURSDAY 6-9 pm.
Beer, wine & goood sandwiches
Enjoy our outdoor patio
ARNOLD’S
HIDEAWAY
146116 E. 19th
(Near 19th and Agate)
BLOOM COUNTY
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