...and Alexander's last portable T.V., and last stereo and
speaker system, and last refrigerator or washer-dryer com
bination, and every last stick of furniture! Everything must be
closed-out as the 2nd Emporium in Springfield discontinues the
Old Alexander's Furniture & Appliance Department inventory.
Brand names like G.E., Wirlpool, Amana, Bassett, Broyhill,
Simmons, & must be liquidated...down to Alex's last stand.
"Alexander had it coming!"
Remember, it's your choice, at your sale, in your store, the
Emporium.
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f ON CAMPUS __
Environmentalist’s luncheon set for today
Jeff Detlefsen will make a presentation on the Campus Resource
Recovery program at the Environmentalist’s Luncheon today at noon
in the EMU. room to be posted. A discussion of the program and other
environmental issues will follow the presentation.
Band, films on tap for Fantasy Symposium
The ween-long Fantasy Symposium on campus continues today
taking advantage of the fact that today is Halloween.
At 8 p.m., Upepo will present a program of jazz, Middle Eastern
and Latin American music with visuals, mime and a belly dancer in
the EMU ballroom. Cost will be $1.
At midnight, three fantasy films — “Kwaidan,” “Sins of the
Fleshapoids." and “Milestones in Animation” — will be shown in the
ballroom for $1.
Glen Canyon Dam film scheduled tonight
The Outdoor Program will sponsor the Sierra Club film “Glen
Canyon” tonight at 7 p.m. in the EMU.
“The film describes the destruction of this Utah wilderness area
by the construction of the Glen Canyon Dam," said Outdoor Program
assistant director Bruce Mason. “The shots of the area before and
after the dam's construction present a sordid picture of how man's
technology can perpetrate ecological genocide," he said.
‘Guru’ movie slated for this afternoon
Do you want to find out how to stay high naturally all the time, free
of charge? Come to the movie “Who is Guru Maharaj Ji,” to be shown
at Science 123 at 4:30 p.m. today. Admission is free. As the winner of
the Golden Jury Award at the Atlanta Film Festival in September,
1973. the film introduces Guru Maharaj Ji and relates his purpose for
living.
Transcendental Meditation lecture tonight
Marcus and Judith Lehrman will give an introductory lecture on
Transcendental Meditation (TM) tonight at 8 p.m in 216 Allen Hall.
The Lehrmans spent nearly a year studying with Maharishi Mahesh
Yogi, and are now teaching TM in Eugene. This introductory meeting
is sponsored by the Student s International Meditation Society.
Trio presents progressive, avant-garde music
Music for people into progressive and avant-garde will be
presented by the Monastic Trio at the Music Recital Hall today from
7-10 p.m. Performing are Sonny King, alto sax; Ricky Simmons,
drums; and John Mailer at the organ.
Child Care Center ready for more children
The Child Care and Development Center has openings to care for
four children who are at the center all day and many many children
who are there part of the day.
Parents and their children are admitted on a priority basis
according to need Any interested parents are asked to contact Kathy
Sacks at 1511 Moss St. or call 686-4384 for further information.
[ COMMUNITY
Conflict-of-interest legislation to be aired
The Governor s veto of conflict-of-interest legislation and a
probable Common Cause initiative petition will be the topic of Grattan
Kerans and the American Circus Wednesday on KZEL-FM Radio
<96.1) from 7 to 8 p.m.. phone 747-1221.
Guests on the show will be Robert Davis, assistant to Gov. Tom
McCall, and David Frohnmayer. a University of Oregon Law School
professor who is on the board of directors of Common Cause
| Frohnmayer has also been appointed to a Blue Ribbon Committee
appointed by McCall to make recommendations on conflict of interest
legislation to him.
Salvation Army services scheduled
Four nights of special evangelistic services will be conducted at 7
p.m. Thursday through Sunday in the Salvation Army chapel in
Eugene. Major Frederick Gibson, Arjpy Commander for i-gne
County announced today.