‘What? — No index?’
A questionnaire will be placed at various points in the
University general library this week to find out how stu
dents are adjusting to microfilm cataloging, according to
Jim Dwyer, a library instructor and cataloger.
The questionnaire should help the library determine
if students are having problems, what the problems are
and what they can do to alleviate those problems, says
Dwyer.
Students were probably surprised to walk into the
library this year and see the microfilm readers set up If
students were in the reserve reading section, they had no
choice but to use the readers.
Elaine Kemp, head catalog librarian, said the library
has been having its cards made into microfilm since July,
1975.
The microfilm was then made into microfiche, which
is a computer output of microfilm. This means all the
computer-processed material can now be updated more
efficiently and more quickly, according to Kemp.
“It is a way of utilizing technology to eliminate routine
jobs. These people can now spend their time assisting the
public," Kemp said.
The microfiche readers are located in the social sci
ence, humanities and education psychology divisions
and the reserve reading section of the main library, and
also at the architecture and allied arts library, the science
library and the law library.
Each station has an author, title and subject catalog.
The basic catalog is a photocopy of what was available in
the spring of 1975, and there is also a supplement which
contains corrections for the main catalog and additions to
it. The supplement is revised every two weeks.
A four-letter index marks the corner of each card.
Students are having problems as a result of the index
system, Kemp acknowledges. Therefore, the library is
presently revising its system for more convenient use.
THE NICE CREAM PARLOR
Featuring old-fashioned natural ice cream,
sweetened with honey or sugar, frozen
yogurt. Italian ices, non-dairy ce cream,
pastries, coffees and teas Now featunng
homemade soups, salads and sandwiches
Open Dally to midnight,
325 Blair Acroee from
George's Garage
14541 WHF
THE BAVARIAN
Imported Lowenbrau and Bhtz on Draft
Just a friendly atmosphere and good food
No juke box No pool tables
No entertainment
444 East 3rd St for reservations 345-9815
14814 tin
GOOO TIMES AT PIZZA AURELIO
$1 Off Giant Pizza Tuesdays free movies
v* Pnce on bar items with regular pizza
Sun Thurs after 9 30 p m
29th and Willamette
1450? M H
Events
EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS
DANIEL
GREGORY
BROWN
Writer lor 'Mary Hartman. Mary Hartman"
— Film dips from pasl and future episodes
will be shown
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 23
7 P ™ 187 EMU
FREE
14882:22
SUCCE3S
In the Job Martlet
Can we help7 How to find end keep a teaching rot)
One day seminar on job search techniques De
signed especially lor thoee seeking a leaching |ob,
but appropriate lor any job seeker We guarantee
results Call lor details, learn about past particip
ants sucoets
Search tor Success
343-7048
1021
Dave Burks
Candidate lor Lane County Sheriff
Today 12 30 in EMU — Room to be posted
Sponsored by ASUO State Affairs
1482721
MAZZI'S TO MAZZI’S
FETTUCINI RELAY
COMPETITORS MEETING
FRIOAY 5:30 YMCA
1481822
STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION
PRESENTS
NORMA PAULUS
Candidate tor Oregon Scretary of State
TODAY, OCTOBER 21
12:30, Room 128 Law
JIM REDDEN
Candidate for Oregon Attorney General
FRIOAY, OCTOBER 22
12:30 Room 121 "A" Law
1479021
TODAY!
JIM CHREST
Chairpereon.
FRANK CHURCH
Delegation. Democratic National Convention
SPEAKING ON BEHALF OF
JOHN STEWART
Democratic candidate. State Representative
(Dial #41)
Paid Stewart Committee
10:21
]P NTERT A1NMENT
ARE YOU READY FOR THE COUNTRY?
Tickets on sale now for
WAYLON JENNINGS
October 30
McArthur Court 8 p m
14918:sb
THE BAVARIAN
Lowenbrau and Blitz on Draft
Make use of our 3 free dart boards in our game
room.
444 3rd St.
345-9815
14760:11-23
4th ST. DEPOT
453 Willamette
COSTUME PARTY
Oct. 31 8-12 p.m.
S50 cash prizes, music, pantomime, Tarot reading,
no cover. Judging 11 30 p m 14788 29
GREEK NIGHT THURSDAY night The Backdoor
Special prices, drinks. 9-12 a m Ernie 14818:21
HOMEFRIED TRUCKSTOr>
Tonight - CHRIS PAUL
on 14th between Hilyard and Alder
14820:21
BUOU DREAM PRESENTS
MURNAU'S
THE LAST LAUGH
Emil Janmngs plays a demoted doorman from posh
Berlin hotel
180 PLC 8 p.m.
Season ticket or $1.25
14822:21
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 24
“FRIENDS”
ELTON JOHN
BERNIE TAUPIN
SOUNDTRACK
Seldom seen 1971 Paramount Pictures release A
teenage couple desert all others to create their own
Me and dekver then child in Southern France Many
have heard the Elton John soundtrack but tew have
seen this color Aim
Sunday, October 24 7 and 9 p.m.
177 Lawrence *1
University Democrats
10:22
INSIGHT EXCHANGE PRESENTS
“PEOPLE CHANGE
THE WORLD”
A • WEEK FILM
DISCUSSION SERIES
This senes deals with peoples history, a process
ignored m education and systematically kept out of
taxi books
THIS WEEK
UNSON MAIDS
JULIA REICHANT'8 Aim about women organizing
in the 30 s 3 women recount »teir experiences as
organizers — through archive tootage. stills and
music
This Aim makes history coma aXve
ALSO
STORM OF STRANGERS
Intimate reflections on degrading working and Wing
eonddiona on New York a lower east side at the turn
ol *>e century
Sat., Oct. 23, 1 and 3 JO p.m. only
Discusslon to toltow first show
S2. Special tour-show ticket $6
MAYFLOWER 11th and ALDER
1SJSL22
BLUES—COUNTRY-ROCK CK
SUN ROSE
At MURPHY & ME Sal — Sun Oct. 23-24
EMU CULTURAL FORUM
PRESENTS
FOLK ARTIST
WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY
Saturday. October 23
8 pm Beall Hall
Tickets available at EMU Mam Desk
14885:22
HORSES TO RENT
Hourly rates, scenic trails, no guides
WEEKDAYS. EVEMNQS. WEEKENDS
Telephone tor Reservations Windgate Farms.
998-6689 13454:ttn
BLACK FOREST TAVERN
2657 Willamette 344-0816
Ron Lloyd lour nights a week
MICHEL OB ON TAP
11740 tin
EMU CULTURAL
FORUM
PRESENTS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22
THE WIZARD
OF OZ
We have all had the opportunity to journey down the
Yellow Brick Road with Dorothy and her compan
ions many times in the past years, but rarely do we
have the chance to do so with the benefits ol a full
screen, brilliant color, and no commercial interrup
tions The difference in the quality ul the picture with
these added (actors is mind-blowing It’s a beauti
fully sentimental experience that can't be topped
7 A 9p.m. $1 180 PLC
CINEMA 7
ATRIUM BUILDING. SECOND FLOOR
10th and Olive. 687-0733
EXCLUSIVE lat RUN — ONE WEEK ONLY
II you liked SWEPT AWAY and SEVEN
BEAUTIES you li adore
UNA WERTMULLER’S
ALL SCREWED UP
Showtimes 7 30 and 930 p m
Reduced admission matinees Sat and Sun at 2
14777:21
EVERY FRI. & SAT.
KFMY 980
Midnite Movies
This Week
MEL BROOKS
Blazing Saddles
MEL BROOKS combines riding, roping, wrangling,
and other assorted Western bullshit in one ot his
tunmest productions
14905:22
EMU PROGRAM OFFICE PRESENTS
BEER GARDEN
FEATURING
“MITHRANDIR”
Friday. October 22, 4-6 p m
EMU Courtyard and dining room
I.D. REQUIRED
14884:22
The Anenda Merge Society Presents
A NIGHT AT THE
OPERA
One ol the turns set movies ever made, ttvs
film features the Marx Brothers at the peak
ol their insanity The pomp ol Grand Opera
provides Groocho, Harpo. and Chico with
the perfect settng for their come talents,
and the laujfis come Iasi and funous The
stateroom scene is regarded as the tunnies!
live minutes in screen history .
— Pauline Kael
Satuiday, Oct. 23 1(0 PLC
7 and 9 p.m. 81
1490222
PERSONAL
STUFF: Comal Dupree. Eric Gale. Gordon Ed
wards. Richard Tee Stephen Gadd. Christopher
Parker $3 99
SUN SHOP
880 East 13th
14825:22
RENA—
Happy birthday
love.
A GDI
1021
TO THE MEN of the best fraternity on campus —
StQMA PHI EPSILON. We love you!
Your new Swampies
1021
B B ATO
Bio is fun.
But Bolter with you!
Secret Lady
10:21
HEIDI — Have a sunshine day! Delta love. WPP
Hint — I love Cats! 10:21
RENA WATERMAN
No longer J .B !
It s about time
Happy Birthday
Love, Alice & Gmny
10:21
HEY — AM I TOO strange or did you |ust forget
me? Don't forget the 29th O K.
Judy Brown-eyes '0:21
PAUL —MCALLISTER 119:
You win — No perfume THIS time Ice-cream tor
two, Monday p m.
Pacer
10:21
ATTENTION YOOBANGEES!
Our blessings to Condor through her KKG initiation
rites May your wings arise and take you soaring
above any lethal nose dives Have fun Beautiful
lady —Torak 1021
Vote
STEVE HERLOCKER
For IFC
Restore Legitimacy to IFC
Reduce unnecessary spending
Student approval of budget
Paid Stever Hertocker
10:21
MAZZIS TO MAZZIS
FETTUCINI RELAY
COMPETITORS MEETING
FRIDAY 5:30 YMCA
14818:22
A VOTE FOR
EUGENE
MCCARTHY
IS A VOTE FOR
GERALD FORD
Paid Kathy Hoshck, David McTeague. Brian
Cohen. Jack Condliffe. David Jennings. Paul
Lund 10:21
NOWHERE CAN YOU FIND a more solid selection
ol Quality books, records, imported tapestnes. fine
art reproductions and much more all under the
same roof except at the Id.
ONLY AT THE Id
on campus 1340 Alder
14907:25
LANE MEMORIAL BLOOD BANK
DONORS NEEDED
Open Thursday 10:30 to 1 p m
A Positive 6 Units: O Positive 5 Units: O Negative 1
Unit, AB Positive 1 Unit.
Can 484-9111 for an appointment
AND I BECAME
Although I walked through the
Journeys of Hell
I saw the passion of Now,
The Cnppled Man was there
with his hands on his face.
And Satan laughing in Disgust
Stalked the Fires of Hell
And I Became maddened
Yet —
Why Nobody knows
KELSER.
Friend of Mot s 1021
ELECT TWEEDIE-DUM
He s got Goodness AND Experience
Paid: Tom Condon 1021
LANE MEMORIAL BLOOO BANK
DONORS NEEDED
A Positive 7 Units. A Negative 0 Units; O Positive 5
Units; O Negative 1 Unit. B Positive 0 Units. AB
Positive 1 Unit.
Call 484-9111 for an appointment
VOTE
PETER MIEHE
FOR
IFC
(pronounced: ME-HEE)
Pd. by Miehe Committee
1021
REWARD
Of $1 for information leading to person(s) responsi
ble of my dog "ITeskub poisoning Contact:
Paoo-MECHA- 1026
ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING FOR WOMEN
A five session course including role-play and
video-tape feedback Begins 7 p m. October 21
Sponsored by Campus YWCA. For more informa
tion cal 666-4439 1476721
OURING HIS tour years on the Eugene City Coun
cil. Neil Murray has consistently supported mass
transit and bicycle facilities He even ndes a bike to
work! (Pd Murray for Mayor Committee, Mary
Hudzikiewtci. Treas.) 10:26
VOTE TODAY DON STEELE FOR EMU BOARD
I will work for student interests.
Pd by Steele
10:21
ELECT FRANCISCO RODRIQUEZ
Freshman Vice President
He will get the job done
Paid tor by Kelly Shults
10:21
RE-ELECT DAVE
TYLER for IFC
"I'm asking tor a full term on the IFC to
continue fulfillment ol specific goals
• Eleven Proceduial reforms
• ASUO guide to programs
• Program effectiveness and scope evalua
tion
• No fee hikes
Paid: Contributors tor Tyler 1021
JANET EGGLESTON:
INCIDENTAL FEE COMMITTEE
A common sense vote for Thoughtful Money
Budgeting
VOTE WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY
Paid by Eggleston for IFC Committee
1021
PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE
It's time to start your life insurance program For
professional advice call James Pack, 687-2259 or
8S6-0014 14785.tfn
Vote
DOUG BENSON
For IFC
Student constimerism/program stabilitv
Student Advocacy/responsiveness
Paid for by Benson for IFC Committee
1021
PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT
RETURN
GILLAN ANDALBARES
TO
IFC
Student Advocacy/Program Stability
Paid by Gillan, Albares Committee
1021
CONNIE EEKINS
INCIDENTAL FEE COMMITTEE
For responsible use of our money
Paid by Connie E For IFC Committee
1021
WORKSHOP: STRATEGIES FOR TEST PREP
ARATION
7-10 p.m., 207 Emerald Hall
Center lor Self-Oevalopment
Taught by Lance Spades, ties workshop will aid
students in preparing tor a van etv of exams through
appropriate means of ordering info, memorization,
and other mnemonics, etc Call us for more infor
mation.
FREE to eligible students
1489221
BE A SMOOTHIE!
Softer, lovelier
That phddey facial hair can be removed.
Phone 687-9181
ELECTROLOG Y BY MARIAN
14758:ttn
TYLEH FOR IFCI
A voice tor program advocacy
Fscatty responsive — no fee hikes
Re-elect Dave T yter to IFC
Paid: Contributors for Tytar
1021
CLAM, if you pull dry seaweed from the send and
turn it round and wonder at the undersides bright
Amber
your ayes. sigh!
tootr as they did love
whan my soul turned around. Mot. 1026
SELF-STOR
INDIVIDUAL STORAGE UNIT RENTALS
SxlO' 10 *10' and larger, 24-hour access. Store it
yourself and save Call Sate Realty 686-1973
_ 10600:ttn
THE VDA BARN — Available again
for parties, meetings, dances,
etc 896-3913
14572tin
A FACULTY MEMBER FROM the University ot
Puget Sound School ot Law in Tacoma, Washing
ton will be available to interview students who may
be interested in attending that institution on Friday.
October 22 1022
LOSE
YOUR
PANTS?
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Lost &
Found
in the
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Classifieds