Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, October 21, 1975, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textf CLASSIFIEDS 686-43431 ( ENTERTAINMENT ) THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS Thursday, October 2] WOMEN IN LOVE Widely regarded as KEN RUSSELL'S best film to date A moving interpretation of D.H. LAWRENCE'S novel. Considered one of the few perceptive looks at the female soul by a male artist. ISO Science St 7 & 9:30 p.m. Friday. October 24 EXPERIMENTAL FILMS 100 PLC St I p.m. Sunday. October 24 STEELYARD BLUES JANE FONDA and DONALD SUTHERLAND wandering in the desolate American industrial heartland. ISOlpIc SI 12350 24 t ENTERTAINMENT BLACK FOREST TAVERN. 24S7 WILLAMETTE. Live music five nights a week Chris plays Mondays, Dakotah plays Tuesdays and Fridays, Tommy Smith plays Wednesday. Medicine Wolf plays Saturday Happy Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays. 9:30 to 10:30 p.m., Fridays 4 totp.m. Foosball Tournament: Sunday at S p.m. MICHELOBON TAP 12262:tfn CARL O. JUNO FILMS. (BBC Ip. terview and Biography). Two showings 7 and 9 p m, Thursday, October 23, 123 Science. St. Single showing, 7:30p.m., Saturday, October 25, EMU Ballroom, SI. 12349:24 Landscape Films Presents THE LAST AMERICAN HERO Starring Jett Bridges and Valerie Ferine Directed By Lament Johnson Cinemascope The story of Jr Johnson Stock car racer An American Legend Plus one Cartoon ItOPLC. SI 7 00 and 9:30 Tuesday, Oct. 21 CINEMA 7 EUGENE MINI MALL. SECOND FLOOR 10th and Olive. Ml 0733 TRUFFAUT'S LATEST FILM DAY FOR NIGHT showtimes 7:30 and 9:4S _12342 23 COMING ON NOVEMBER 1 an evening of Blues and Folk with Mike Russo, Eric Skchoenberg. and Tom Schwemer. 12345:23 f PERSONAL HAVE TWO TICKETS to Allman Brothers concert Friday in San Francisco Need someone to share journey Jim 484 075* 1982 21 BEGINNING YOGA CLASSES Sequential classes in Kundalini Yoga starting the week of October 14, 12 1 p m. Dunn Elementary School, 3711 Willamette. For more information call: Or Sat Kirpal Singh Enstrom 48A 0432 12330:24 ( PERSONAL ] VINTAGE CLOTHING GARDENIA'S SECOND HAND STORE 449 East 13th, no. 4 Tuesday through Saturday, 12 4 _12241 :UH 30 STOPPED SMOKING WITHIN th* last month? The Oregon Smoking control project would like to hear your story. Call 4*4-4954 1940:21 MERRILY BRINDA: Where are you? Contact me 4*4 2439. God bless you for the vegetables! The Proud Alaskan 1984:22 LINDA: GOOD LUCK this week We love you! Your big sisters. 1991:21 CONGRATULATIONS NEW CHI OMEGA members, Julie, Molly, Mary, Diane, Francie, Pam, Cheryl, Jill, Miriam! 1993:21 This ain't no one night stan, steamer love, montez. 1948:21 BITTER SWEET JAM. Professional rock entertainment For information phone 503 444 3795 1975:29 DON'T FORGET The Inter Varsity meeting tonight 7 p.m. Young Lounge. Topic: > Friendship Evangeism2012:21 DEPRESSED? As a part of a research problem, the Psychology Clinic is offering a 4 week treatment program for depressed persons An initial screening test will be given Persons who meet the criteria will be seen 2 4 times per week by a therapist. The treatment lee will be waived if the client completes all assessment and daily records needed lor the research. If interested, please call 484 4944 on weekdays from > 30 a m. to noonorltoSpm 12305:21 FREE LEASE-registered arabians Three year gelding and yearling filly. Shown successfully at Halter in Class A shows Stall available at Fairgrounds 344 4925 1928:22 ANOTHER EMU Beer Garden Wednesday Oct 22, 4 to 4 p.m. 12315:22 P R E MATURE EJACULATION TREAT MENT PROJECT. The University of Oregon Psychology Clinic has begun a project lor the treatment of premature ejaculation difficulties Couples who desire more in formation should contact the Psychology Clinic, weekdays, at 484 4954 12337:22 ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING Learn how to be more direct with others in making requests, setting limits and ex pressing feelings through assertive behavior 7 sessions 7 9p.m. October 29 December 10 S15 Register at Campus YMCA, 14 EMU 12344:24 ( PERSONAL ) THE ARCHETYPAL PSYCHOLOGY of Carl G. Jung: a symposium. October 24 and 25, EMU StS, students only S5. For pre registration and schedule call DeBusk Center, 68* 3418 12350:24 SKI BUMS You don't know what fun is until you've skied with the UO Ski CLUB. We meet tonight at 7 p m in the EMU Room to be posted. 12347:21 LANE MEMORIAL BLOOD BANK DONORS NEEOEO: A Positives units, A negatives units, O Positives units, O Negative* units4 B Positive-2 units; AB Positive-2 units DONOR HOURS: Mornings, Monday Thursday, 10:30-1:00 p.m. Afternoons, Monday, Bloodmobile drawing; Tuesday Thursday, 2:00-4:30 p.m.; Friday, 3:00 6:30 p.m. Please call Lane Memorial Blood Bank, eta fill, for appointments and additional in formation. JUST ARRIVED AT THE DOVE'S EYE The latest update of the Whole Earth Catalog All new and revised. Monday through Friday, 10 a m. to 4 p.m., 1414 Kincaid Wednesday only, one group miscellaneous posters, free one per person 12351:22 SUBJECTS NEEDED FOR psychological experiments at the Psychology Clinic. An initial screening test will be given If you are selected for research project, you will be paid a minimum of S20 for completing all the required procedures If interested, call 684 4902 on weekdays i. vn 8 30 to noon or 1 to 5 p.m_12356:23 DEPRESSED? As part of a research program, the Psychology Clinic is offering a 4 week treatment program for depressed persons An initial screening test will be given Persons who meet the criteria will be seen 2 4 times per week by a therapist The treatment fee will be waived if the client completes all assessment and daily records needed for the research If interested, please call 686 496* on weekdays from 8 30 to noon or 1 to 5 p m. 12355:23 — h"anDBALL CLUB Elections Meeting Tonight EMU 7 p.m. Room will be posted 123*0:21 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR sub scriptions can be purchased today at a 25 per cent discount rate, in the EMU lobby 12339:24 It Takes All Kinds . . . . Panel lists criteria for AD director Expressing their concern for the future of the University athletics, members of the ASUO Student Athletic Panel met Monday to discuss criteria for the selection of a permanent athletic director. The ten-point criteria list, drawn up by the student panel, will be presented to the Athletic Director Search Committee today to provide student input in the formulation of a job description for applicants. Heading up the panel's criteria is the need for a director adept at public relations. According to the list, the students want a director who is "willing to generate a higher degree of community participation and enthusiasm in the University...sports programs, capable of establishing a good rapport with the alumni," and "willing to...assure the student body of their role in the decision making process of the Athletic Department." The panel outlined the need for a director able to adhere to Title Nine legislation and to understand the growing importance of women's athletics. The goal, ac cording to the listed criteria, is to "secure equal opportunity for males and females while allowing the University flexibility in determining how best to provide such opportunity." The panel suggested the selection of an individual willing to integrate the athletic program into the education system "rather than maintaining it as a separate en tity." PHOTOGRAPHY <J O O Q c/o zc —incxn^z SOUND SYSTEMS Make TRAVEL INSTRUMENTS a Good Classified AUTO REPAIR Section . . . .