205 HELP WANTED
Pari time child care wanted. 8-12
hrs/wk. Close to UO. Experience &
references required. $5/hr. 683
8654 after 5pm
Child care/ transportation to pick up
from school 3 days per week, ap
prox. 10 hours per week. 3 boys
ages 11,8,5. Must have ODL, good
driving record and references. Call
346-3990 or leave message.
Choir Director for fun, spiritually
based campus ministry choir. Ex
perience in directing, selecting mu
sic, & working with musicians pre
ferred. Approx. 7 hrs/wk. Contact the
Wesley Foundation 346-4694.
HELP WANTED IMMEDATLY
Salespeople part-time and full
time. Must be internet savvy.
Receptionist/secretary Full-time
must be flexible and organized.
Programming engineer Musi
have object oriented background.
Looking for C++, JAVA, HTML, data
base programming skills. Contact
Anthony Monday-Friday 4pm-7pm.
687-5798 or 687-5983.
Httpi/Avww.catalogfinder.com
FAST!
Int'l environmental co. seeks positive
motivated people to expand sales in
local area. Flex hrs/rapid advance,
poss. Excel, pay plan. Call 302-3385
Project saferlde is a free Rape
prevention shuttle seiyice on the U
of 0 campus. Currently accepting
applications for co-director and dis
patcher positions. For more informa
tion stop by the Women's center or
call 346-0653. Applications will be
accepted through Friday October
3.(AA/EOE/ADA).
QUALIFIED COMPUTER SUP
PORT SPECIALIST NEEDED:
Provide software & hardware sup
port for internal network. Must have
experience and work well with peo
ple. $11,00/hr. and flexible hours. Fill
out application at 320 Chapman Hall.
For details call Matt or Janice, 346
2514.
205 HELP WANTED
205 HELP WANTED
CHILD CARE WORK:
Employment Opportunities are
available in the CCDC's seven on
campus and Westmoreland child
care sites. Workstudy is preferred.
For information call 346-4384 or
stop by 1511 Moss st.
Intramural officials needed Re
creation and Intramurals is looking
for responsible, mature student-offi
cials. Excellent pay with many perks.
Come to a general info meeting on
Wednesday, October 1, 1997. 6:00
p.m., Room 63, Esslinger Hall. Offi
cials for all sports needed and wel
come to attend.
Family helper needed for after
school supervision and transporta
tion for two 10 year olds. Between 3
6 p.m. M-F. Transportation to and
from activities. References and no
smoking. Call Tom at 485-2292.
Busy family looking for help with
three happy kids...Must like to play
and be with kids. Car is needed and
reliable references. Education or
early childhood courses a plus.
Flexible schedule of 10-15 hrs/wk.
Wendy 684-9024
The Designated Driver Shuttle
needs drivers and dispatchers for
'97-'98 school year. Must be at least
a part-time student and have a valid
drivers license. Late night shifts, 5
10 hrs/wk. Wage and Work study po
sitions available. Call 346 RIDE for
more information or pick up an appli
cation at Suite 4, EMU. Application
deadline is 5:00 p.m.. October 3.
DDS is an AA/EOE/AD employer
"QUICK AND EASY MONEY**
The Oregon Daily Emerald is
looking lor people to hand out foot
ball previews at Autzen Stadium
before home football games.
Apply in person at:
Suite 300 EMU.
The Oregon Daily Emerald is an
Equal Opportunity Employer,
committed to a culturally diverse
workplace.
205 HELP WANTED
NEED A JOB THAT’S FUN?
Earn $6.25 per hour
Help ensure that your education
is the best it can be!
NOW HIRING:
Student Fundraisers
APPLY TODAY!
applications available lpm-9pm
Agate Hall, room 124
346-2059
University of Oregon Annual Giving Program
HorOSCOpC by Frances Drake
For Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1997
ARIES
(March 21 to April 19)
You overcome work-related diffi
culties by nightfall. You achieve a
solution with a co-worker’s help.
Couples find themselves on the same
romantic wavelength in the evening.
TAURUS
(April 20 to May 20)
Something on the back burner
takes on new life. You are able to
tackle a project at home without any
major distractions. At night, recharge
your batteries.
GEMINI
(May 21 to June 20)
You could be too stubborn with
loved ones and too accommodating
with higher-ups. A matter left over
from yesterday is successfully re
solved. Eryoy your little triumph.
CANCER
(June 21 to July 22)
You come up with money-making
ideas. Guard against tendencies to
be critical of others and to be ex
travagant. You’re not exercising your
usual good judgment.
LEO
(July 23 to Aug. 22)
You do well in the public eye. Pub
lic speaking is favored, as is partici
pation in group affairs. Partners sup
port your interests during evening
VIRGO
(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22)
A staid get-together proves to be
more fun than you had anticipated.
In fact, you could meet someone who
appeals to you strongly. Welcome
new friendships.
LIBRA
(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)
Accounting, taxes and the woes of
the world could be on your mind, but
you're still able to make some finan
cial gains. Combine business and
pleasure to your advantage.
SCORPIO
(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
Buying and selling are favored.
New chances to improve income arise.
Talks with higher-ups lead to impor
tant career developments, so feel free
to forge ahead.
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)
You’re anxious to put a new domes
tic plan in motion and consequently
could overlook SQtne important de
tails. Evening hours accent relations
with friends.
CAPRICORN
(Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)
Maintain peace at home. You could
be taking something for granted. Stay
on your toes and keep in touch with
those business colleagues who can
help you.
AQUARIUS
(Jan. 20 to Feb. 18)
Don’t back a higher-up into a cor
ner. You could volunteer for an as
signment in connection with a club.
Romance and dating are favored for
evening hours.
PISCES
(Feb. 19 to March 20)
The personal touch brings you ca
reer gains, but business and plea
sure probably don’t mix well after
dark. Try to avoid a friend whose
behavior has been unpredictable of
late.
YOU BORN TODAY have a strong
need for emotional and financial se
curity. You can be highly emotional
at times and coldly logical and calcu
lating at other times. You can suc
ceed in public life and are likely to get
involved in humanitarian endeav
ors. Your intuition could lead to origi
nal accomplishments in the arts. Your
home life is important to you, and
you work hard at making it a happy
Birthdate of: Mark McGwire, base
ball player; Chief Justice William
Rehnquist; Esai Morales, actor.
O 1997 King Features Syndicate Inc.
205 HELP WANTED
Willamalane Park & Recreation
District seeks Program Leader to
help coach Special Olympics bas
ketball tor adults with developmental
disabilities. Tues. & Thurs. 2:00
4:45pm. beginning Oct. 14. $7.77
$10.10/hr. Applications at Memorial
Building, 765 A St., Splld. Application
deadline Oct. 8,5:00pm. EOE.
EMU STUDENT NIGHT/WEEKEND
MANAGER- EMU is accepting appli
cations for Student Night Manager.
Responsibilities include working with
Lead Night Manager to represent
the Director ot the EMU during even
ings and weekends in matters ot
building supervision and operations,
building security and departmental
policy. Primary responsibilities in
clude tollowing emergency pro
cedures and responding to calls tor
assistance; serving as problem solv
er; serve as resource person; un
locking rooms; relocking and secur
ing rooms; opening and closing the
EMU; monitoring security ot the
building; responding to alarms, ac
cidents; disruptive behavior or other
building emergencies. Applications
obtained in Administration Office
Rm. M101 ot the EMU. Please return
application, resume and references
to Donna Winitzky, M101 EMU by 5
p.m. October 8, 1997. Salary range
$8.25-$10 per hr. The EMU Is an AA/
EOE/ADA employer.
After school care for 8 yr. old girl.
Must have own transportation. 4
days/week. References. 683-3667
UTILITY WORKER NEEDED:
EMU Child Care and Development
Centers is in need of a utility worker.
Must have some carpentry skills and
be capable of working independently
Projects may Include carpentry, tix-it
projects, paint, basic handy person.
Work study preferred, but student
employees considered. Apply at:
1551 Moss S.t., 346-4384.
Looking lor people who are patient,
loving and want to work with child
ren. Must have flexible schedule, PT
15-20 hrs/wk after 2 weeks ot inten
sive training. Tutoring position for in
home program tor 4 young autistic
children. Long term commitment
necessary. Previous work in child re
lated field a plus. Elaine 485-7760.
Student Assistant needed lor
'97-98, Overseas Student Office.
Apply at International Education &
Exchange, 330 Oregon Hall.
Deadline: October 3
HOME TYPISTS, PC users needed.
$45,000 income potential. Call 1
800-513-4343 ext. B-9642
WRITERS
Student writers or recent grads for
monthly statewide public policy mag
azine. "On campus" column focuses
on student/higher ed issues. Fax in
quiries+ 1 sample to (503)557-8622.
•AVAILABLE FALL '97*
543 W. 18th (2 bdrm+ attic) $750
No pets, smoking. Appointments
only. Please do not disturb tenants.
Call for details 345-5949.
Across the street from UO
962 E. 18th, 7+ bedroom, 2.5 bath.
Washer and dryer included.
$2000 lease.
VANGUARD 683-9044
International Friendship House
Rooms available in a beautiful, his
toric house. Less than 1 block west
of UO. 715 E. 16th. ALL UTILITIES
PAID. Call 461-0199 for appointment
or stop by apt #5 located in apt com
plex directly behind house at 715 1/2
E. 16th.
210 HOUSES FOR RENT
11 BEDROOMS
Reserve now for fall. Less than a
block to UO. All utilities paid. Call to
day. 461-0199. Better Property
Management.
215 APARTMENTS
MlKiU'H
Furnished 1 bedroom basement
apartment with garage. $325/month
Call 485-5615. No smoking or pets.
WALK TO
CAMPUS
ALDERWOOD MANOR
1884-1860 Alder
Studios, 1,2 & 3 bedrooms
$425, $495, $595, $995
Call John 686-0743
BLACKSTONE MANOR
1750 Alder
1 & 2 bedrooms
$495, $595
Call Brandy 687-0684
TALISMAN
888 East 18th
2 bedrooms $650
Call Mark 342-7373
FUNTRIDGE
800 East 18th
2 bedrooms $615
Call Lewie 687-5996
vonKlein Property Management, Inc.
485-7776 1301 Ferry #2
ArAn I MtN I 5
1 bdrm $450,2 bdrms $550-$675
Office: 325 E. 18th #6. 343-8545.
2 bdrm furnished clean, light and
bright! Quiet policy, DW, disposal,
laundry and parking. 1200 Ferry
$575/mo lease. No pets. 343-3318
^OAPARTMENTMUNFURNISHE^D
CLOSE TO
CAMPUS
• Very Quaint 1
bdrm $425
610 E. 8th #3
• 1 bdrm, excellent
location $520
1452 E. 19th #3
• 1 bdrm, acr. from
music bldg. $395
1831 Kincaid #18
• Huge 1 bdrm
$445
1825 Harris 3A
• Large 2 bdrm &
1 1/2 bath $550
1825 Harris 3C
Call 343-6000
[220 APARTMENTS (UNFURNISHED
3 bdrm, 1 bath
Less than 1 block from UO. Parking
garage, laundry facilities 461-0199
Better Property Management
CLOSE TO CAMPUS
1 + bdrm 1452 E. 19th #3 $520
1831 Kincaid #18 $395
Call 343-6000
1 1/2 BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS
3 bedroom apt $745/month. Washer
and dryer, newly refurbished. On site
parking 484-6346
Big and light furnished downtown apt
available for October only. $400 Call
Aaron 683-8068
3 BEDROOM APT. with in block
of campus. Parking and laundry on
site. New carpet. $795 or 690 with
lease through Aug. 31. Call 461
0199
1/2 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS
* 1 + bedrooms $550
Laundry room on premises, no pets.
First, last & 1 month security. 1 year
lease. Available now. Call 343-4474
Large 1 bedroom, 1840 Agate,
newer updates. Edge of campus. 9/1
to 6/30 lease, $450, lease signing
special $100 off. Call JLT Invest
ment Services 485-6606.
HUGE 1 BEDROOM-S595
Campus 1 block
Exceptionally spacious, large den,
very clean. No smoking/pets. 750
E. 18th. 683-5634
|220 APARTMENTS (UNFURNISHED
1220 APARTMENTS (UNFURNISHED
2 BEDROOM
Spacious, freshly painted, coutyard
setting, off street parking. Close to
UO. 525 & 541 E. 19th. Open Mon
day- Saturday 11-4 or call 485-7776.
von Klein Property Management, Inc
3 bedroom- S645
Campus 1 Block
Spacious, very clean, carpets,
drapes. No smoking/pets. Very
nice. 750 E. 18th 349-9151.
3 bdrm-$595
Campus 10 blocks
Spacious, clean, laundry, No
smoking/pets. 2045 Willamette
349-9151
RIVERTOWNE
597 Country Club Rd. • 485-1422
1, 2 & 3 bedrooms starting at $505.
Covered parking, on-site laundry,
beautitul courtyard setting, fire
places, pool, close to everything.
MILLRACE APARTMENTS
1805 Garden Ave.
Large 2 bedroom available now
for $615. On site laundry.
Accross from the UofO.
Call Kim 344-5695
or 729-2766 Cel. for showing.
I JENNINGS & CO.
1 683-2271 24 hr info line
J 911 Country Club Rd., Suite 150
1220 APARTMENTS
VON KLEIN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, Inc
CAMPUS RENTALS
Largest Selection - Personal Service
ft Fall Reservations
Alderwood Manor
1884-1860 Alder
686-0743
Blackstone Manor
1750 Alder • 687-0684
College Side
737 E. 16™ • 485-7776
Fir Crest
630 E. 14th • 485-7776
Flintridge
500 E. 18™ • 687-5996
Garden Terrace
1893 Garden Ave.
344-6861
Holly Court
1930 Onyx • 485-7776
Lake Crest
1390 Mill • 686-8883
Maple Arms
1301 Ferry-1345 Ferry
485-7776
Nozama
525-541 E. 19th
485-7776
Patterson Manor
611E. 11th/1085 Patterson
485-7776
Talisman
888 E. 18™ • 342-7373
University Manor
745 E. 15™ • 485-9773
944-946 E. 19th
485-7776
1365 Ferry
485-7776
1884 Garden Ave.
344-6861
1340 Mill
686-8883
VON KLEIN PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, Inc
485-7776 • 1301 FERRY
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