WILDERNESS CRUISES, INC.
Widernea Cruises will be on campus recruiting for positions
oboatd our 70-passenger vessels which cruise the waters of SE
Alaska. Baja and the Columbia & Snake Rivers Voyages are
educational and natural history oriented
$tgwgrd$
A steward cleans passenger cabins, waits tables & wash
es dishes
Deckhands
A Deckhand performs various housekeeping and minor
engineering duties, maintains the vessel, ond stands
watches on a rotating schedule
Applicants mutt be:
• over ?l years of age
• able to go to sea for 6 months
• able to paw a drug test
• a bio to paw a physical exam
— Bidding win begin
fob 11. 1?& 13th
— Open sign ups
fob 19th
Feb. 27th - EVENING PRESENTATION - EMU
This describes year-round openings
Non students welcome to apply through Caroor Banning
Wilderness Cruises, Inc.
1415 Western Ave. Ste. 505
Seattle, WA 98101
WITH GIFTS UNDER $20.00 FROM THE
UO BOOKSTORE
) EARRINGS (SPBO $19 98)
y NECKLACES ($9 98 $>9 98)
■) GLASS FLOWER VASES ($2 98 $8 98)
J CERAMIC MUGS ($4 98 $s> 89)
7 ROMANTIC CANDLES ($249 $8 98)
? HEART-SHAPED GIFT BOXES ($349 $4 95)
? CUDDLY TEDDY BEARS (Si? 09 $ 1998)
/ VALENTINE GIFT NOVELTIES (75c $9 98)
[7 CARDS, WRAPPING, PAPER. & GIFT BAGS
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personal classified ads.
UNIVERSITY
German Club shows film tonight
MKKTINC.S
KRMA's general interest
meeting will lie at 6 j» in in
204 Condon Call 346-9840 for
morn information
Et als
Seniors in Transi
tion/Rockin' Rollers, an open
group for women older than 45.
will meet from 6:30 to H p m at
H41 E. lHth Call Women in
Transition. 346-4095, for more
information
l.esbian Support Croup will
meet from 0 to 7 p in in KMU
Century Room K Drop-ins are
welcome; call 346-4099 for
more information. ■
Native Hawaiian Student
Union will meet at 5:30 p m in
KMU Century K Call 346-8510
lor more information
Jewish Student Union will
meet in KMU Century Room 1)
at 6:30 p in Call 346-4366 for
more information
Survival Center will hold a
recycling meeting at n p.m in
CARNATIONS
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Low bird bouquet $1199
Fresh rows nested in • keep*
afaglwwwp. A beauty*
s$artf/8l&tu.
I I.OWUUS AM) GIFTS
U of O location
b07 E. 13«k W5-1W2
West Eugene
1710 Cluabcn 4S5-12S1
EMU Suite 1. Call for
more information
MISCELLANEOUS
"Co-housing in Denmark" is
the topic of a lecture to lx? giv
en by architecture Professor )er
ry Finrow at 7 p m in the Eu
gene Public Library. 13th and
Charnelton. Call Leslie Hunter
in the architecture department,
340-1433, for more informa
tion.
Sexual orientation issues
will be discussed at 7:30 p in.
in Shafer Lounge, Walton Com
plex Dob I enforce will lead
the discussion: call the Student
Health Center's Lifestyles Plan
ning Program. 340-4450. for
more information.
Parish renewal will continue
.it the Newman Center, 1850
Emerald, at the 5:10 and 7:30
p m. Masses
leder fuer Sich. und Gott
Ifegen alle is the title of a film
to be shown by the German
Club at 7 p m. in 312 Friendly.
Students for Creative Anach
ronism is holding a revel fea
turing costumes, dancing and
contests at 7 p m in Agate -1
Call 083-1117 or 344-7417 for
more information.
INTERVIEWS
The following companies am
available for sign-up in 244
Hendricks on Tuesday:
• black and Decker
• Frito-Lay Inc:.
• Livingston Securities Inc.
bidding for the following
companies is available today
through Wednesday:
• Georgia Pacific Corp.
• Cintas Corp.
• U.S Bureau of the Census
• Ralston Purina Co.
• Timberline Systems Inc.
• K-Mart Apparel
• Ackerley Communications
Inc.
• Uarco Inc.
• Wilderness Cruises
• U.S. Defense Contract Audit
Agency
Group meetings with the fol
lowing firms will be held this
week:
Today: Mt. Bachelor Academy,
•) to 10 a.m.. EPC 311(18th and
Alder)
Macy's. 7 to 8 :tt) p.m., EMU
()edar E
Tuesday: Eli Lily & Co., 5 to 7
p.m., EMU Cedar Rooms C&D
Pacific Gas & Electric, 5 to 7
p.m.. Chiles Center
Wednesday: SAFECO, 7 to H:;i()
p.m., EMU Century I)
Thursday: Seafirst Bank, 3
p.m., EMU Walnut Room
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