ORIENTAL CAFETERIA AND GROCERY Spring
rolls, barbeque pork, teriyaki chicken, tempura, fish
and vegetable Combination plates $1.50. We ac
cept food stamps for groceries
BAMBOO PAVILUON 1275 ALDER
Monday-Friday, 11-7:30 Saturday, 12-7:30
00667:MWF
MICKIE S DELICATESSEN
1609 East 19th. Eugene s own New York Deli
Salads, meats, cheeses, sandwiches, grocenes.
picnics, dinners. Catering — weddings and all oc
casions Monday-Saturday 14479:mwf
Middle Eastern Night
Wednesday April 13th. Exclusively featuring mid
dle eastern cuisine. Dinner at 5:30.
Homefried Truckstop, 1414 Alder.
01032:13
RAINBOW CANNED FOODS
14th and Main, Springfield
Open Monday-Saturday. Large selection of institu
tional containers at bargain prices. Call 726-1306.
00923:19
POCKET DELI
Salads. Meats, Cheeses, Sandwiches. Desserts,
Home-made soup, breads The famed Original
Hulk pocket sandwich. We deliver and cater. Open
11 a m. to 8 p.m. 2445 Hilyard, 344-5171.
__00924.18
ALLEN BROS. COFFEE
Roasters of gourmet coffees, bulk teas, chocolates.
2465 Hilyard St., Eugene 344-0221
00988:29
Honey’s Cafe
Introduces
Breakfast
Join us for omelettes such as our
Morning Fiesta, Sunshine, or Create Your
Own. The pancakes are yummy and our
oatmeal is slow cooked.
Our homemade soup, sandwiches,
salads and smoothies for lunch will entice
you to come back for more.
At night, we feature Tempura fish or
vegetables and other taste delights. Live
music nightly. Weekdays 8 a.m.-9 p.m.
Closed Tuesdays
675 East 13th 343-0846
00967:13
GOOD TIMES AT PIZZA AURELIO
$1 Off Giant Pizza Tuesdays, free movies
1/2 Price on bar items with regular pizza
Sun.-Thurs. after 9:30 p.m.
29th and Willamette
14507 :M-H
POITRA’S
Featunng fresh frozen yogurt
Barbecued Sandwiches starting at $1.45
OPEN 11 to 8 p.m. 875 East 13th
00959:15
CAFE GLENWOOD, 3758 Franklin, 7-3 p.m.
BREAKFAST SPECIAL — 85<2
Fanciful omelets and special teas
14225:tfn
ENTERTAINMENT
CINEMA 7
ATRIUM BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR
10th and Olive. 687-0733
TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY
THE FOUR MARX BROS.
AT THEIR WILDEST!
COCONUTS
PLUS
MEL BROOKS HILARIOUS
THE 12 CHAIRS
SHOWTIMES Wednesday, Thursday and
Sunday:
COCONUTS—8 p.m.;
CHAIRS—9:40 p.m.
Friday and Saturday:
COCONUTS — 7 and 10:20 p.m.
CHAIRS — 8:45
Reduced adm. matinees Sat. & Sun. at 2
t_01004:14
“FRODO LIVES”
In a dance, multi-media musical this Satur
day with JOSE BROWN at The Community
Center for the Performing Arts. 8th & Lin
coln.
8 p.m., $2.
01108:15
Campus YWCA presents
THE MARX
BROTHERS
IN
A DAY AT
THE RACES
Friday, April 15 177 Lawrence
7 & 9 p m. $1
01105:15
THE ANANDA MARGA SOCIETY
PRESENTS
WOODY
ALLEN
IN
LOVE AND
DEATH
Woody is at the peak of Ns hilarious form of
insanity in this great satire on life's two
greatest mysteries: love and death. Woody
spoofs Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky. Ingmar
Bergman, and anyone else who ever tried to
say something VERY PROFOUND about
the human condition. When asked how he
became such a wonderful lover. Woody
modestly replies, “I practice a lot when I'm
alone.
Saturday, April 16 $1
150 Geology 7 and 9 p.m.
01017:15
THREE NITES
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
BEST SEATING ON THURSDAY
KFMY 980
Midnite Movie
THIS WEEK
ROBERT ALTM AN’S
Nashville
THE
DAMNDEST
THING
YOU
EVER
SAW
BEST SEATING ON THURSDAY
All Seats Only 980
MAYFLOWER THEATER 11th & Oak
01024:15
EMU Cultural Forum
presents
FREDERICK WISEMAN S
HOSPITAL
The people under the knife are the lucky
ones in HOSPITAL, Frederick Wiseman's
horrifically beautiful study of life in a met
ropolitan center of succor and mercy. Their
agonies are operable. For the others the
moral is clear. Do not be poor in this land of
untold riches: if you are poor, do not be sick.
SUNDAY APRIL 17 8 p.m.
180 PLC S1
The University Film Society and the
EMU Cultural Forum
present
CRONICA Dl
UN AMORE
MICHELANGELO ANTONIONI'S first fea
ture film STORY OF A LOVE AFFAIR, tells
the story of a Milanese industrialist who
hires a private detective to investigate into
the past of his young wile Both wntten and
directed by ANTONIONI this film offers sus
pense. as wen as insight into ANTONIONI'S
style
Friday, April 15 8 p.m.
180 PLC $1
01021:15
TENNESSEE WILLIAM'S MA^ERPIECE
A STRF
NAM^N VcSIRE
i-A Ed Chambers
APi* fjVTRE 104 Villard
16 8 pm.
UO Student tickets FREE
02980:15
NUCLEAR SAFETY
AND SATIRE
The Community Center
for the Performing Arts
Presents
“THE LOON’S
RAGE”
THURSDAY. 8 p.m.
THE NEW WOW HALL.
8th & UNCOLN
TICKETS S2, SI .75
STUDENTS/SENIORS ^ ^
BUNDLES OF BULL AND A BUCKET TOO! The
Pad. See page three 01103:13
FRIDAY AND SUNDAY, APRIL 15 AND 17
150 GEOLOGY
SPIRITUAL UNION PRESENTS
CHAC
CHAC is a magical film journey into a sepa
rate reality. Strongly reminiscent of the
works of Carlos Castaneda, this beautifully
photographed film plunges the viewer into
the mystical world of a Mayan Indian Man of
Knowledge"
The story concerns a group of Mayan villa
gers who desperately need rain to save
them from a ferocious drought. When they
appeal to a strange Holy Man (who lives as a
hermit in the forest), he takes them on a
mysterious journey of porifieation, which is
designed to help win the favor of Chac. the
Mayan God of Rain.
"... there is a timeless quality to the work
that makes it one of the most fascinating of
recent films. -- Filmex
7 and 9 p.m. $1
01018:15
HOMEFRIED TRUCKSTOP
Tonight GREG FIELDS
on 14th between Hilyard and Alder
01019:13
HORSES TO RENT
Hourly rates, scenic trails, no guides
WEEKDAYS, EVENINGS. WEEKENDS
Telephone for Reservations: Windgate F^rms,
998-6789. 13451fn
THE BAVARIAN
444 East 3rd
Vocalist with acoustical guitar
Monday-Saturday. 9-12
14922:M-H
BLACK FOREST TAVERN
2657 Willamette 344-0816
Happy Hours; Monday and Wednesday — 9:30 to
10:30, Friday — 4-6 p.m.
MICHELOB ON TAP
Entertainment four nights a week.
13688:tfn
PERSONAL
SPRING!! NEW BEGINNINGS
Start guitar, bass, or piano lessons. John Sharkey,
344-5530. 00975:15
COME AND LISTEN TO DOWN HOME Bluegrass
with PICKIN’ DELIGHT this Saturday at Max's from
9 p.m.-2 a m. 4:15
LANGUAGE
IMPROVEMENT
The intent of the course is to improve com
munication skills by examining the relation
ships among speaking and writing, listening
and reading. The class will study purposes
and levels of communication then apply the
concepts learned. Class meets Tuesday
Thursday. 11:30-12:30. Three credits. En
roll now at
CENTER FOR SELF-DEVELOPMENT
207 Emerald Hall 686-3232
00953:14
INDIVIDUAL CARAN D’ACHE crayons and pen
cils are in at Great Northwest Art Supply Co., 720 E.
13th. 00970:13
PREGNANT? YOU HAVE A FRIEND AT BIRTH
RIGHT. Confidential information and free preg
nancy test. Call 687-8651. 14286:tfn
READING CLASS
Increase your comprehen sion, flexibility,
rate, and efficiency in Specialized Reading
Course, Cl 199. The three credit class offers
you approaches to difficult reading as well
as approaches to different kinds of college
reading: sciences, literature and social sci
ences. A few openings exist in the class.
Register now at
Center For Self-Development
206 Emerald Hall 686-3232
00932:13
DISTRESSED BY
PERPLEXING COURSES?
THE CENTER FOR SELF-DEVELOPMENT
207 Emerald Hall. 686-3232
free tutorial
service offers:
personal attention and
experienced guidance in
all areas
00984:15
DANCE THERAPY GROUPS beginning again
April 9. For information call 344-4852 4:15
THE VIDA BARN — Now taking reservations for
spring term PARJIES. MEETINGS. PICNICS,
DANCES, etc. $75 and up. 896-3913. 02885:tfn
Veteran s
Use your tutorial benefits
For more information call
686-3232
PRETZEL NIGHT THIS WEDNESDAY at Max's!
Free pretzels from 7 p.m -2 a m. 4:13
ANY ONE WHO SUBSCRIBED to San
Francisco Chronicle. LA Times or any
newspaper distributed by Alpnn Distributing
Co. and did not receive the full subscription
or the cash balance call Buffy Cereske at
686-5191. 4:14
MAYLINE PARALLEL BARS are in at Great
Northwest Art Supply Co.. 720 East 13th.00968:13
HELP IS HERE! We have tutors to help you gain a
foothold in these classes before it s too late: Econ.
201.202. 375; Geog. 101, 105, 201.202: Geology.
Physics. Bio .Writing and all languages. Come see
us at the Learning Resources Center. 268 Condon
or call 686-3226. 00997:15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Small established local retail business for
sale. Very small investment, high profit mar
gin. Perfect opportunity for student with flex
ible hours. Call 343-3886 after 5 p.m 4:13
ASUO SPRING
ELECTION 1977
Registered students interested in running for an
ASUO position have until 5 p.m .'Wednesday, April
13th to file for the following salaried positions:
*ASUO President
Incidental Fee Committee (1 position)
EMU Board (3 positions)
'Student University Affairs Board (Check in the
ASUO office as to which constituencies are open.)
Positions are also open on the OSPIRG Board of
Directors. Sophomore, junior and senior class pres
ident. vice-president and secretary/treasurer will
aiso be elected
Filing petitions are available at the ASUO office in
Suite 4 of the EMU. For more information, call
x3724. 00966:13
VOCABULARY
DEVELOPMENT
COURSE
Improve your vocabulary by developing ap
proaches effective for you. Several aspects
of language will be considered: word deri
vations, roots, prefixes, meanings,
metaphors and mistakes. Skills will be de
veloped m grammar, spelling, short- and
long-term memory, and the use of language
tools such as the dictionary and thesaurus.
Register now. 3 credits. MWF 9.30
CENTER FOR SELF-DEVELOPMENT
206 Emerald Hall 686-3232
00941:13
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
FOLK FESTIVAL
WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING audition tapes for the
Seventh Annual Willamette Valley Folk Festival to
be held May 19. 20 and 21 If you play any kind of
traditional music, (including Dixieland, gospel.
Bluegrass. Old Timey. Original Folk, etc.) please
submit your tape to Suite II. Cultural Forum office by
April 15. For more information call 686-4373 and
ask for Sue. 00812:15
GREAT NORTHWEST ART SUPPLY COMPANY
is open til 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, til 6
p.m. Friday and Saturday and 12-5 Sunday. 720
East 13th, 2 blocks from campus. 00969:13
PHI THETA HONORARY members Important
meeting Wednesday night 6 p.m. Alpha Chi Omega
house. Need everyone s support! Call 686-4088 for
Nancy if you can't be there. 4:13
SELF-STOR
INDIVIDUAL STORAGE UNIT RENTALS
Sizes 5ft. x5ft., 5ft. x 10ft.. 10ft. x 10ft..
and larger.
344-2710. West 11th and Bertelsen
Road 02918Tfn
INFORMATION
about
SUMMER
JOBS
Representatives from private and municipal sec
tions of the community will meet with students
Wednesday. April 13. in room 101 Erb Memorial
Union, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Students should pre
register on April 11 and 12. at 207 Emerald Hall. A
mini-workshop presentation will review basic tech
niques and strategies for landing a summer job.
The session is sponsored by:
CENTER FOR SELF-DEVELOPMENT
207 Emerald Hall 686-3232
00994:13
1977-78
CULTURAL
FORUM
POSITIONS
Applications are now being accepted for
the following areas:
•CONTEMPORARY
ISSUES
•FILMS AND
LITERATURE
•POPULAR
CONCERTS
•VISUAL &
PERFORMING
ARTS
•HERITAGE MUSIC
interested applicants should obtain applica
tion forms from Suite 2 of the EMU Applica
tions deadline is 5 p.m. Friday. April 22.
Non-salaried positions.
00907:22
TAA-DAAAAAA! They’re here: Jethro Tull concert
pictures Contact Tom at 485-2415 after 6 for more
information 4:15
FREE PEANUTS, huge cokes and big sandw«ches
are in this year at BIGGIES SUB CITY. Next to the
Mayflower Theatre Open to 11 p.m.00960:M,W,F
SUNNY, HOME IS WHERE we are loved just for
what we are and not for what we have or do. Hang in
there, Cutie. I'm thinking of you. A Phi love.
Molly. 4:12
GEORGIE — You ve got it but remember today is
the last day to file in Suite 4. EMU. Billy. 00992:13
LUKE: Still looking for a place to go this weekend?
Try the IVCF Conference on the COAST. It's only
$17' Give me a ring if you want to join the fun!
x6309. Paul. 4:13
REGGAE, YOU HAVE A HAPPY Birthday and it
will make my heart soar like a hawk. Sissy 4:13
ALPHA^HI INITIATES. Hope you recovered from
your swim. Good luck the rest of the week (you may
need it!). Looking forward to the show Alpha Phi
Love. 4:13
LAW/CSPA MAJORS! represent your consti
tuency on the University Senate and the General
Faculty. Run for Student University Affairs Board
Position #1. Filing deadline TODAY, at 5 p.m. in
Suite 4 of the EMU. Do it! 01025:13
DISCRIMINATION VICTIMIZES YOUNG OR
OLD, woman or man, black or white, student or
faculty. Do you have a problem? Call Affirmative
Action, 686-3177 00799:13
WHY LIVE
with the embarrassment of ugly, unwanted facial
hair? See my ad in the yellow pages.
Electrology By Marian
687-9181
889:MWH
U of O CRISIS CENTER is open every night from 5
p.m. to 8 a m. to help you with any problem Strictly
confidential, 686-4488. 14546:W
NEWLY CREATED
OSPIRG POSITIONS
UP FOR ELECTION
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO FILL THESE
OPENINGS:
-CONSUMER AFFAIRS
-TREASURER
-HUMAN RIGHTS
-OFFICE MANAGER
-MEDIA
-INTERNAL AFFAIRS
-ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
-COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Work with other students in the public
interest. Stop by the OSPIRG office, Suite
3, EMU. 00972:13
JOURNALISM/SPEECH MAJORS!! Represent
your constituency on the University Senate and the
General Faculty. Run for student University Affairs
Board Position #2. Filing deadline TODAY at 5
p.m. in Suite 4 of the EMU. Do it!! 01026:13
PHOTON: Happy Birthday, brother We all love
you. Friends. 4:13
DAN RABIN — still wanna play around in the dark
room? George 686-6527 4:14
AH SUZETTE, SUZETTE. Quand Est ton anmver
saire? Je sais que tu es taureau. Je Paire que c est
Le 13 Mai! 4:13
HEALTH, P.E. AND RECREATION MAJORS!!
Represent your academic constituency on the Uni
versity Senate and General Faculty. Run for posi
tion #7 on the Student University Affairs Board.
Filing deadline is TODAY at 5 p.m. in Suite 4 of the
EMU. Do it!! 01027:13
LANE MEMORIAL BLOOD BANK
DONORS NEEDED
O Positive 6 Units; O Negative 2 Units. A Positive 5
Units; A Negative 1 Unit; B Positive 1 Unit; AB
Positive 1 Unit; AB Negative 1 Unit
Call 484-9111 for an appointment.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday. Dear Lauris
Happy Birthday from "Morris. 4:13
SILENT ADMIRER: Don't know who you are, but
am interested. SHERYLYN BAAY 4:13
CHRIS C, keep your spirits up. you only have one
moredaytogo. Smile, the sun is shining. M.G. 4:13
TO PAUL, SAM, STAN, STACEY, DAN, BRIAN
and all of 6th floor U.I I know who you are — do you
know who I am? B.S. 4:13
PHYSICS, General Science. Math, Geology and
Chemistry majors!! Represent your constituency
on the University Senate and the General Faculty.
Run for Student University Affairs Board position
#9 Filing deadline TODAY at 5 p.m. in Suite 4 of
the EMU Doit!! 01028:13
THE RIGHT OF ALL, in every class, is freedom
from discnmmation. For advice, consult Affirmative
Action. 686-3177. 00808:13
SOCIOLOGY, ANTHROPOLOGY MAJORS!!
Represent your constituency on the University Se
nate and the General Faculty. Run for position #16
on the Student University Affairs Board. Filing
deadline TODAY at 5p.m. in Suite 4 of the EMU. Do
itn 01031:13
GAMMA PHI’S, Mai Tai's and Sigma Chi's — Small
great Combo! Tonight, Aloha. 4:13
BUNDLES OF BULL AND A BUCKET TOO! The
Pad See page three. 01104:13
ART Education history. Fine and Applied Arts Ma
jors!! Represent your constituency on the Univer
sity Senate and the General Faculty. Run for posi
tion #11 on the Student University Affairs Board.
Filing deadline TODAY at 5 p.m. in Suite 4 of the
EMU Doit!! 01029:13
Bappy Hirthday. it's VICKIE GILLILAND’S day of
daze. Children at tri balla bounca wish you were
wnting this instead of us. 4:13
WHEN OFTEN IS HEARD a discouraging word
which discriminates, denigrates or despairs, call
Affirmative Action. 686-3177. for advice and coun
sel. 00607:13
LIBERAL ARTS, INTERDISCIPLINARY AND
Unclassified majors!! Represent your constituency
on the University Senate and the General Faculty.
Run for position #15 on the Student University
Affairs Board. Filing deadline is TODAY at 5 p.m. in
Suite 4 of the EMU Do it!! 01030:13
ALPHA TAHOE OMEGA
May 20. 21. 22 GET WET!
4:13
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