GEORGE BARKHORDARIAN. CLASS OF '44, PRESENTS
Persian Rugs
Auction Tuesday
Tuesday, Oct. 2nd, at 7:30 p.m.
Free Exhibition Starts at 6 P.M
VALLEY RIVER INN
\ alley River Center, Eugene, Ore.
Please Bring Your Room Measurements
Consultants to interior designers will be at the auction
to offer courtesy decorating advice on Persian Rugs.
FR. EE brochures provided by Iranian Government
will be distributed among visitors. Movie on Art of
Persian Rugs will be shown
IRANIAN RUG WEAVERS
West Coast Main Office, 533 Sutter St., San Francisco. (415) 391 6666
FRANK BREWER, AUCTIONEER
EMERALD
“A Snack
or A Meal
Bob’s Has
The DeoT’
An amazing offer on
a remarkable bicycle!
Frame-high tensile, seamless,
straight gauge steel tubing
throughout; sculptured lugs, all
hand brazed. With chromed
fork tips and stays.
Wheels-high pressure gum
walls mounted on alloy rims
with quick-release hubs.
Double-butted, stainless steel
spokes.
Brakes-alloy center-pull.
Derailleur systen-light weight
alloy by Sun Tour; "VGT" and
"Compe V" derailleurs with
conveniently located stem shift
levers.
Gearing-34" to 100"; excellent
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Information on medical scholarships offered
A representative of the Army Medical Department Counseling
Office will visit the University to discuss Army Medical Program
scholarships in the fields of medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine
and optometry. He will also provide general information and referrals
on all medical-related Army scholarships such as those in physical
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today.
Peace group meeting slated
The Eugene Peace Action Committee (EPAC) will meet tonight at
8 p.m at the Newman Center, 1850 Emerald St., to discuss plans for
future anti-war activities.
EPAC calls itself a loose coalition of anti-war, anti-imperialist
organizations. It is working on the defense of Ngo Chi Thien, a Viet
namese sailor resisting deportation to South Vietnam, medical aid to
Indochina, dissemination of information and other related activities.
EPAC is also planning a demonstration to protest “the continuing
police state and imprisonment of 200,000 political prisoners in South
Vietnam,” says EPAC representative John Lanier. The demon
stration will take place in mid-November in coordination with similar
demonstrations being planned in cities across the country.
Noon organ recitals return
The Tuesday noon organ recitals return this fall at the School of
Music Performing today will be veteran Randolph Bourne, playing
works by Francois Couperin and Johann Sebastian Bach. James
Horwath, new master’s candidate and graduate of the Oberlin College
Conservatory of Music, will play works by Dietrich Buxtehude and
Bach.
Admission is free and the recitals take place at 12:30 every
Tuesday at the School of Music Recital Hall.
Gay People’s Alliance to sponsor potluck
The Gay People’s Alliance will sponsor a pot-luck dinner tonight at
7 p.m. at 1236 Kincaid. Thi dinner will precede the regular 8 p.m.
meeting and is part of the “Gay Coming Out Week” series of events.
Women in Communications to meet
The student chapter of Women in Communications will meet from
11:30a.m. to 1:30 p.m. today in the EMU with the professional chapter
of the group. The room will be posted.
Plans for the year will be discussed, as well as the Women in
Communications national convention to be held in Portland starting
Thursday and ending next Monday. Those needing transportation can
make arrangements at today’s meeting.
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student women in journalism, advertising, public relations, and
broadcasting.
Referendum figures wrong
A story in Monday’s Emerald incorrectly reported that 36,000
valid signatures were needed in a referendum petition drive to refer
HB 2263, the public employees’ collective bargaining bill, back to the
people. The actual number of valid signatures needed is 26,656.
1 2 lb. of choice meat with
all the fixins for a mtmmm
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Mon. Thurs 7 am-4 pm
Fri. 7 am 2 30 pm
Sat 9:00 am 2:00 pm
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