Clothing
WANTED
Quality women's clothing
Make extra money FAST at
SECOND THOUGHTS
720*5 E 13th
For appt call 343-1312
11-6 Mon Sat
SECOND THOUGHTS
TOO
77 W. 11th
For appt. call 683-6501
116 Mon Sal
7701 M
Auto Repair
Car Car*
with a
Conscience
Audi* BMW
Porsche • Volkswagen
Alfa Romeo
Euopean Automotive SpeoaMt j
647-0040
1975 W 7th Avenue
Eugene. Oregon 97402
Hour* 8 am to 530 pm
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Services
PREPARE
For that Interview! Comprehensive
training for those wanting that first |0b.
making a career change, re-entering the
job market, or needing a promotion
Call Cheryle at FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
344 2634 for an appointment to your
future! 9009 tfn
MICHAEL D. LINICK
ATTORNEY
Have a legal problem? Need a docu
ment examined, drafted7 Setting up a
business? Denied unemployment in
surance? Charged with a crime?
DWS, DUII? Been injured?
Low hourly rate Contingent fee.
when appropriate No charge for in
itial consultation
Discuss your situation in familiar sur
roundings of your own home, at your
option
345-9078
4-13*
SunShower
Tanning
on campus
10 SESSIONS/$25
485 2323 874 E. 13lh
upstairs naxt to Kinko's
NEW HOURS
Mon-Thurt 7am-11 pm
Frl 7am 8pm
MSA* Sal-Sun 9am 8pm
Recreation
EMU
VIDEO
ARCADE
PINBALLS
RAMPAGE
GAUNTLET
AND 25 MORE!
EMU Ground Floor,
Racraalion Cantor *3711
8474 tfn*
Recreation
CATCH SOME
CANOE RAYS
RENT A CANOE
TODAY!!!
Only $2.50 per hour
Th« EMU Waterworks Canoe Company
Is now open tor the spring* 1395
Franklin, across from Science II next to
the duck pond Phone 686 4386 tor
reservations Open 1pm daily, weather
permitting tin
Travel
BEEN
BUMPED?
Turn those airline compensation
vouchers into cash Call 726 0614 ask
tor Tom._8772 5 27
BUMPED?
Top prices paid (cash) tor United
Bump" Tickets On Campus ' conve
• • John. 484-5842,_4-17
STUDY ABROAD
in England. France. Italy, or Germany in
1987 88 tor 1 or more terms Earn UO
credit Use your financial aid Come to
into meeting 4/21 at 3 30 in 341 GIL or
contact International Services. 330 OH
*3206 __9049 4-21
ONE WAY AMTRAK ticket to San Diego
good until May 10th Asking $50,
485 2999 4 13
UofO CHARTER
LONDON from Portland $629 R T
Departure dale June 18, 1987 Valen
tine's Campus Travel. EMU 342 3170
91094 16*
LAS VEGAS
Lv Sat Morn 4/18
Rt Mon 4/20 $125
343 3062
Wanted
COLLEGE PROF NEEDS furnished
summer rental, near U. family of 4 July
15 to August 15 CALL COLLECT (717)
267-2017. References_4-IS
FOREIGN STUDENT Irom Middle East
wants to live with American lamily near
campus Call Abdulla. 485 7527. 5 to 7
pm 4 14
Opportunities
SUMMER JOB INTERVIEWS Average
earnings $3,400 Gain valuable e*
perience in advertising, sales, and
public relations selling yellow page
advertising for the Oregon campus
telephone directories Opportunity to
travel nationwide Complete training
program In North Carolina (Expenses
paid ) Looking lor enthusiastic, goal
oriented students tor challenging well
paying summer |ob Sign up tor Inter
views with University Directories at Job
Location and Development Office by
April 16th See Emmett 4 15
WOMEN: SAFERIDE NEEDS YOU It
you are interested in driving the
Sateride van two hours a week,
please drop by Suite 4 EMU or call
686 3724 and ask tor Shannon
Meehan 91014 17*
Undergraduate
Art Students!
Enter 2 pieces,
any medium, to
the annual show.
Juried work chosen
to be in EMU
Gallery April 27
to June 5.
Deadline April 23.
information
686-4000
Suite 2, EMU
9063 4 12
Opportunities
AIRLINES NOW HIRING. Flight Alien
dants Travel Agents. Mechanics.
Customer Service Listings Salaries to
$50K Entry level positions Call
005-687 6000 E*t A 9642 4 13
D
Computer
Lounge
Gain Valuable
Work Experience
as a Computer Lab
Volunteer
• Expand your Knowledge ol
microcomputers
and popular software
• Sharpen your tutorial skills
• Develop your business sense in a
sett supporting lab
All resulting In a graduate who Is
more attractive to a potential
employer*
Positions are available Spring Term
and require
- Current UO Student Status
Computer literacy on Macintosh.
IBM and/or Apple He
Volunteer 5 hours per week
Benefits Include a term/print
pass to the lab
Inquire in the EMU Computer
Lounge
(EMU Ground Floor)
or call 686 4353
(Limited Work Study Positions
available)
*
—UO Bookstore—
Experience can make
the difference
Get some tomorrow
Experience can make the difference
in getting a |Ob Here s an opportunity
to gain valuable experience to help
you succeed in today s tough job
market Be on the Board ol Oirectors
tor an established corporation your
own University ol Oregon Bookstore
Hun lor a seat on the UO Bookstore
Board ol Directors ind be a part of
guiding an important campus
organization tor the future The Board
members attend monthly meetings
and receive a $20 stipend per month
These 2 year positions are open tor
full time students & faculty
• 1 Freshman Position
• 2 Sophomore Positions
• 1 Graduate Student Position
• t Teaching Faculty Position
Nominations lor Board members will
be taken at the ANNUAL MEETING.
Tues, April 14th. 3:30 pm. Room 101
EMU
The Annual Meeting agenda will in
elude discussion ol proposed by law
changes and reports from the Board
(Free drawing for $255 in Gift Cer
tificates and refreshments to all who
attend )
For more information about the UO
Bookstore Board, please contact UO
Bookstore General Manager Jim
Williams at 686 4331
Vour store since 1920
Help Wanted
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
for the position of 1987 88 Oregon Daily
Emerald Editor Applicants should have
knowledge of newspaper |Ournalism
and the University of Oregon Training
and salary begin May 1. 1987 Term of
office is June 15, 1987 through June 15.
1988
Editor must be enrolled for at least six
credits during three of four terms at the
University of Oregon while In office
Position requires work Sunday through
Friday and minimum of 35-40 hours per
Applications are available in the Oregon
Dally Emerald offices and must be
returned to the ODE Board of Directors.
300 EMU. PO Box 3159, Eugene. Oregon
97403 before 5pm April 15th The
Emerald is an Equal Opportunity/Atflr
mative Action Employer that operates
under the team management concept
Women, minorities, and the handicap
ped are encouraged to apply 4-15
Help Wanted
ADVERTISING SALES APPREN
TICES to the 4th largest daily
newspaper In Oregon Must have car
at least t year commitment, and be
ready to learn about sales' Minimum
time commitment this term. 20-25
hours as ol Fall Term Invaluable ex
perience! Pick up applications In
Room 300 Erb Memorial Union.
9-5pm Equal Opportunity Employer
4 17*
MASHER/
DISHWASHER
3 day a week rotation 4 30pm
6 30pm approx Get ALL meals 7 days
a week Call 342 4150 4 13*
WORK STUDY JOBS
STILL AVAILABLE
Child Care A Development
Center Teaching Assistants
Contact Karen 686 4364
9098 4 13
THE ASUO IS ACCEPTING applica
lions lor the position ol Radio Dispat
cher Work study is preferred The
deadline is Wednesday April 15 at
5pm in Suite 4 Job descriptions and
applications are available in Suite 4
EMU The ASUO is an Equal Oppor
lunity/Allirmalive Action Employer
minorities differently abled students
are encouraged to apply Call
688 3724 for more Information
90994 15*
WORK-STUDY JOB
Word Processing and Office Assistant
duties lor Open Adoption and Family
Services Good office almosphere and
positive social values Close to cam
pus Call 143 4826 4 13
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS sought for
rebuilding school in Guatemala July
131 Everything paid except transporta
• i ’ Peter 345 0004 4 1 7
STUDENT OR SPOUSE for part time
Legal Secretary position Must be able
to speak one foreign language Resume
to Eric Haws/Bankruptcy Clinic 362
HY99N Eugene 5 18
ATTENTION
WORK
STUDY
STUDENTS:
The American English Institute Is
seeking tutors to help international
students learn English Flexible
schedules, up to $6 00 per hour We
need people who know I heir own
language well and have an interest in
working with students from different
cultural and linguistic backgrounds
In service training provided
Contact Iris Moye
241 PLC, x3945
9108 4 14
NANNY POSITIONS Care for children
in one of several East or West Coast
locations Room, board. 1120 $200 per
week Attend school eves One year
commitment Non-smokers preferred
Call lor interview LA PETITE MERE
I (800)821-1985_4 15
ENTERTAINERS TO PERFORM on
Fridays for lunch Call for info 344 1222.
ask tor fed ur Mike 4 1 7
LOVING. RESPONSIBLE SITTER for 2
girls ages 4 and 6 Temporary until mid
June Hours 1 5 30 Monday Thursday
Must have own transportation for after
school activities Minimum wage
485 4040 after 6 o'clock 4 15
For Rent
FAMILY HOUSING
APARTMENT LIVING. UO
Westmoreland 1 bedroom furnished.
It 15/mo, 2 bedroom furnished.
$144/mo Amazon unfurnished 2
bedroom 1120/mo Future openings ex
pected terms Married couples and
single parents eligible Call UO Hous
log 688-4277 for information 7569 tin
CAMPUS. LARGE, furnished 1 and 2
bdrms $2451400 485 2823 8845 tin
EUGENE MANOR
1050 Ferry SI.
High rise living al Its best! Convenient
location, all utilities included t & 2
bedrooms available from $310
Manager 484 7441 Bennett Mgmt Co
1143 Oak 485 6991 8988 1»n
For Rent
u oi o
1360 Beautifully (urn, 2 bdrm apl
Small patio 1844 Kincaid
For appl Joy, lamson Assoc
686 1130
8991 tin'
HAYWARD HOUSE
1290 E 18th Ave
Deluxe 3 bdrm ivy bath lownhouse In
prime campus location, directly across
from Hayward Field Appliances, on
site laundry and covered oil street park
ing 1595 Call Jennings 8 Co 683 4219
_8986 4 30
1345 FERRY
Clean 1 bdrm apis near campus Some
lurnllure. drapes, oil street parking,
laundry facilities 1250 and 1239 plus
deposit Manager 344 1381
iPMCo. 1111 Pearl
TAKING RESERVATIONS summer^lir
Super summer rales large, very clean,
very quiet 2 bdrm, dlshwasher/dlsp.
laundry covered parking, sun deck
683 8919 9100 tin
Roommates
HOUSEMATE TO SHARE 3 bedroom
1 V) mi Irom campus $200/mo Includes
util 344 4244 4 13
Quads
1169 PER MONTH, furnished, utilities
Included, private 1/2 bath 1544 Alder
345 4490 8/9.’ tin
CEDARWOOD QUADS
441 E 17th Ave
Contemporary quad units in well kept
complex |usl 3 blocks Irom U ol O New
carpet and paint, on site laundry, oil
street parking 1165 Manager No 12.
344 5695 898 / 4 30
Dorm Contracts
OORM CONTRACT FOR SALE Will pay
deposit Call Carol 683 2813 4 14
Events
WHITEWATER
RAFTING
Halting with the Outdoor Program is
exciting and cheap Learn how you
can be a Halt Trip Initiators Two
evening workshops April 13, Monday
and April 15. Wednesday / 30, Out
door Program For more information
call 686 4365 909/ 4 13'
RAFTING CLIMBING. WINDSURF
ING. SKIING. BICYCLING Sound
tun7 Outdoor Program, basement ol
EMU. 68434365
9089 4-22'
£
JSU/Hillel invites
you to our annual
PASSOVER SEDER
6:00 pm
Koinonia Center
$4 per person
Everyone is
welcome to attend
CAREER
WEEK
IS
COMING!!
April 27-30
EMU
Events
FREE
ROCK CLIMBING VIDEOS
On the Rock" and 'Prayer Book" on
Wednesday, April 15th at 12 30 In the
Outdoor Program room, basement of
the EMU Co sponsored by Fern Ridge
Outdoor Gear and the OP A lunchtime
adventure 9105 4 15
Entertainment
WEDNESDAY
4-7pm at the
BEER
GARDEN
From N. Carolina
THE
CONNELS
EMU Dining Room
Food and alternative
beverage available
ID REQUIRED
9112 4*13*
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FINAL 4 DAYS!
A NtW ULM UHUTLAIW IV
BUD POWELL A LESTEH YOUNG
ROUND
MIDNIGHT
A story ot the late titties Paris days
of an American tenor sax man (played
by the Qreat Dexter Gordon and a
French graphic artist who become. In
a way. each othor's life lines Con
summate tact, intelligence, and pas
sion. and great musicians including
Herbie Hancock. Bobby Hutcherson,
Wayne Shorter and Gordon "
Sheila Benson. Whole Earth Review
Academy award winning score by
Herbie Hancock
Through Thurs 6 15 A 8 40
Students w/ID S3 50
Miser Mon $3/Free popcorn Tues
Coming THE DECLINE OF THE
AMERICAN EMPIRE
Late Nile
at the BIJOU
It s better on the big screen
tato at night!'
ENDS THURS APR 16
.HMI’I
JACK
FLASI
Stars Whoopi Goldberg
A generous helping ol laughs
John Lovilx, Carol Kane and Jim
Belushi
David Anson Newsweek
Sun Thurs 11:00 S2.50
Next: PEQQY SUE GOT MARRIED
Special
Malaysian
ot Dish
Laksa $350
Serving tor lunch
CHINA
BLUE ,
Restaurant
879 E. 13th. 343-2832
\c\i In the VO Bookstore, upstair*
bring in loaay s
Bloom County and
Get 2 Movies and VCR
For ONLY $5.95
Valid Mon & Tues only
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