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f or n unique luncheon. dm nor Omelet*. and other
delight*. Cratm* Peaeorta Oirden Vegetable*
770 frost Hth 342 8340 7 am -10 pm
144 HO MWI
TINO’S
DELIVERS
OUR 23 DELICIOUS
VARIETIES OF
PIZZA
Piptftg txrf Right to you* door And now urn
tuivn two rtefivery IrurAa to give you (eater
Mirvtoe Cam 34? h 111 Mow open until 1
a m Monday to Saturday Midnight on
Sunday 00628 tin
MICKIE S DELICATESSEN
1 rjOV l rttM I'lth luganoa own New Vort [>«>*•
Salad* meat* ( >'tmsnr. nandwirtw* groceries
(.xrict dinner* Catanny wed r Inga and aM oc
aeon* Monday Saturday 1447& mwf
events
SURVIVAL CENTER PRESENTS
ERNEST
CALLENBACH
DISCUSS MO HIS NOVEL
ECOTOPIA
FRIDAY 7 30 pm 1*7 EMU
FREE
O1OS0 2?
OMGANI/A RON OF
AFRICAN STUOENTS
PRESENT
AFRICA DAY
CELEBRATIONS
Speaker Dinner
Cultural Show
April 74 7pm
I MU Hafir oam
earn %J SO atudenta
| I i kcHtt Mam iiw and at the door
f Spcr*ex«d try the FSO
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EMU CULTURAL FORUM
PRESENTS
ERNIE GEHR
< Ve oI the moat naiad of the Now wave of cuntem
porary filmmehert Hta amphetie >a on structural
■i'wnia that torm when focuaoa or tha preaent
\trm reality in our society
Me win he Yu tunny and showing n» tiima including
-iwnid wtnrang SERENE VELOCITY - as wen
.ik many other* some a* ot yat untrtied Ha win
appear at the lotlounny lime*
WED. 4-20 6:30-8 p.m.
THU. 4-21 6:30-8 p.m.
FRI. 4-22 7-10 p.m.
180 PLC
All lecture* and tllma are FREE and open to the
EMU Cultural Forum
<M« present a
THEATRE
WORKSHOP
with tha
South
African Black
’77
Theatre
Project
1 uiwclay April 76
EMU Ballroom 1 p m
All ara welcome'
FREE
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ENTERTAINMENT
EMU CULTURAL FORUM
PRESENTS
THE SOUTH
AFRICAN
“BLACK ’77”
THEATRE
PROJECT
Recently arrived from Johannesburg South
Africa tfua original and talented group ot
loot young South Alncan actors will bn pat
forming their play 'SURVIVAL." • combine
lion ol mirna theatre song and dance
TUESOAV. APRIL 26
EMU BALLROOM Bpm
S3 U of O Students $4 50 Non
students
tickets available al EMU Mam Desk
009B1 ab
THE CULTURAL FORUM
PRESENTS
THE CRUSADERS
AND
JOAN AMMATRADING
MONDAY, MAY 2
8:30 p.m. Mac Court
>4 50 U of O student*
$6 generaI and re%«rved
TicfcdU EMU Mam Doah and
f verybody « Record*
010182
HORSES TO RENT
Hourly mtnr, icsmc frail* no guide*
WEEKDAYS, EVENINGS WEEKENDS
Teleptione »o* Reservation* Windgato Farm*
WB-87W f 34 5 tin
BERTOLT
BRECHT’S
MOTHER
COURAGE
AND HER
CHILDREN
POCKET PLAYHOUSE
VILLARO HALL
APRIL 22 23 27 30 MAY 4-7
8pm
$3 30 reserved Mata
UO atudanta half-price with ID
Call 686-4191
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
01073 8
CINEMA 7
ATRIUM BUILDING SECOND FLOOR
10lh arid Ohva 687 0733
TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY
LAWRENCE OLIVIER JOAN FONTAINE in
ALFRED HITCHCOCK S
REBECCA
PLUS
GEORGE CUKOR S
GASLIGHT
Starnr^ iM'iRlD BERGMAN mha oar ar aanmng
role
srwwiim** RE BE CCA al 7 30 GASl IGH T at 9 40
Rnduood at) mi* won main an Sat & Sun al 2
FRI 4 SAT MIONITE SHOWS FOR APRIL
THE All AMERICAN GlRl RETURNS
MARll YN CHAMBERS m the X Rat ad ctasaic
BEHIND THE
GREEN DOOR
RATEO X OVER 18
Require# Separata Admtaaion
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THE ANANOA MAHGA SOCIETY
PRESENTS
DISNEY S ANIMATED CLASSIC
ALICE IN
WONDERLAND
Como (0«n Ahce as she tourney a through
Lewis Carroll % famous fantasy and political
vatHo Starring iho Cheshire Cal tho Mad
Manor T weedle Dum and T weed)© Don the
While M.ihtj! arxl many more'
ALSO
THE RELUCTANT
DRAGON
Another animated rnasterpoce by Disney
this one features a poetry reading Dragon
and an over the hill knight vrfio have to fig
uro nut how to avonl a hath© neither of them
Seturdey AprM 23 $1
ISO Geology 7 end 9 p m
0108 3 22
THE BAVARIAN
444 East 3rd
VocaUst with acoustical guitai
Monday Saturday 9-12
Jam Session every Sunday 8 30-1 30am
00571 F
LIVE AT THE
PEARL!
LATIN JAZZ
With
ELA
MUSIC AND DANCING
10 p.m. - 1 a.m.
$2 admission
PEARL ST.
STATION
412 Pearl, Eugene
345-0937
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UNIVERSITY DEMOCRATS PRESENT
REEFER
MADNESS
PLUS
THE
LITTLE
SHOP
OF
HORRORS
With
JACK
NICHOLSON
THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY
APRIL 21, 22
7 and 9 30 pm
138 Gilbert <1
01092 22
BLACK FOREST TAVERN
2657 Wflametle 344-081'
Happy Hour* Monday and Wednesday 9 30 t
10 30 Fnday — 4-6 p m
MICHEL08 ON TAP
Enler1a*nmenl four rights 8
13668 tti
THREE NITES
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
BEST SEATING ON THURSDAY
KFMY 98«?
Midnite Movie
THIS WEEK
A BOY
AND
HIS DOG
An R-raled rather knky tale of survival
Hugo Award Winner Best Science Fiction
Film of the Year
BEST SEATING ON THURSOAY
All Seats Only 98c
MAYFLOWER THEATRE 11th A Alder
01068 22
CINEMA UNIDO PRESENTS
Emile de Antonio's
POINT
OF
ORDER
Sal 4 Sun Apr.) 23 4 2
7 4 930
177 Lawronce Hall $
EMU CULTURAL
FORUM
PRESENTS
SUNDAY APRIL 24
MASH
The bo* ottice hit from which the popular
television senes was spun oft Centered
around a company ol medics in the Korean
War this group of individuals tries lo deal
with the contradictions and emotional ups
and downs ol the situation each in their own
slightly wacky manner A powerful mi*ture of
toy and grief work and play sanity and m
sanity, put together in a brilliantly hilarious
piece of work .is only director ROBERT
ALTMAN (NASHVILLE. BREWSTER MC
CLOUD) could accomplish Starring
DONALD SUTHERLAND ELLIOTT
GOULD. SALLY KELLERMAN and GARY
BURGHOFF
7 and 9 p m $1 180 PLC
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The EMU Cultural Forum
preaents
ELECTRONIC
WINDOWS
A VIDEO SHOW
ED MELLNIK
Mr Mellmk will present two evening shows
at 8 p m May 2 and 3 and two afternoon
open environments on May 2 and 3 from
2-6 p m All performances will be in the
Forum Room EMU All performances are
Free 010S2sb
HOMEFRIEO TRUCKSTOP
Tonight CYCLONE MADRONE
Saturday A M MITCH LIES
PM JEFF DOUGLAS
Evening JON JARVIE
Sunday A M THE KIN torpnally Thrupenc*
P M RICK & DARREL
Evening DAVID WINTERS
on 14th between Hiiyard and Alder
0111622
C C P A PRESENTS
LISO
ORIGINAL JAZZ ROCK
Saturday. April 23rd 9 p m
Tickets $1 75; $1 50 students
COMMUNITY CENTER FOR
THE PERFORMING ARTS
8th and Lincoln
01112 22
DANCE
TONITE
FEATURING
BACCHUS
Uve at Carson Hall 9-1 a m
Dance contest $20 1st
Admission $1 Free refreshments
4 22
PERSONAL
WE STILL HAVE ALTERNATIVES
BILL DICKEY
FOR
I.F.C.
Responsible, Equitable
Funding
Paid D»ckey
4 21 25
PLEASE VOTE Please vote Bill Dickey I F C
(ResponsOie Equitable fundingi Paid Dicky 4 25
THREE BACHELORS WANT to get aquamted
with three attractive Bachelorettes 485-0370 4 26
ANDREA
Gelletty
CATHY
BARRY
B*»gmar*write in)
ARE RUNNING!
FOR SENIOR CLASS OFRCERS
Pa<3 — Geiatty Teamen Bergman
4 22
PLAY IT SAM
ta// st<mdards t»ues
pianist for hire
Tom Hook leave message 485-1593
4 22
Pd
ELECT
PAUL BARTEL
ASUO President
NO STRINGS
ATTACHED
BARTEL ASUO PRESIDENT SUPPORT
GROUP
422
JOURNALISM AND SPEECH MAJORS
VOTE
4 JAN CHAMBERLIN
SUAB Position #2
1 Journalism ana Speech
2 Pa>a by Chamberlin
4 26
LOST YOUR ZIP? Get your uppers fi*ed at
Siegmund s Cleaners 821 East 13th
Ave 00739 22
THE VIDA BARN — Now taking reservations lor
spring term PARTIES MEETINGS PICNICS
DANCES etc $75 and up 89^3913 02885 ttn
PREGNANT? YOU HAVE A FRIEND AT BIRTH
RIGHT Confidential information and tree preg
nancy tesl Call 68 7 8851 14286ttn
DID YOU REORDER A 1976 0REGANA7 This
shipment has arnved and books may be picked up
at M ill n the EMU Copies are still available at
$11 each For more mformaton call 686-4305
Don t forget — May 30 is the last day to order your
copy oi the 197 7 Oregana' 01093 22
22 OFFICIAL
U OF O CENTEN
NIAL BANNERS
To be auctioned Thursday and Friday EMU
Mam Lobby main terrace Noon to4 30pm
Higher the bid bigger the banner (Minimum
bid $10) Sponsored by JUNIOR CLASS
COUNCIL
For New Beginnings
For EMU Tavern
For Open Education
For Student Activism
For University Tenant Union
For Innovation in ASUO
Vote Bartel
Vote Bartel
Vote Bartel
Vote Bartel
Vote Bartel
Vote Bartel
VOTE BARTEL ASUO PRESIDENT
Pd Bartel ASUO President Support Group
4 27
CAROL. LESLIE, AND JUDI, This weekend meant
more to me than you will ever know Thanks'
Love Molly 4 19
1977-78
CULTURAL
FORUM
POSITIONS
Applications are now being accepted tor
the following areas
•CONTEMPORARY
ISSUES
•FILMS AND
LITERATURE
•POPULAR
CONCERTS
• VISUAL &
PERFORMING
ARTS
•HERITAGE MUSIC
interested a pp* carts should obtain applica
tion forms from Suite 2 of the EMU Applica
tors deadline is 5 pm Friday April 22
Non-salaned positons
00907 22
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MONITOR
ARE ON SALE THIS WEEK
April 18-22 in the EMU
422
PLEASE HELP US FIGHT the fluor.de battle We
need money and workers 688-7679
345-3776 4 22
ANNOUNCING MAX'S MASTERS CR1BBAGE
TOURNAMENT Pnzes and fir> for at Step by or
can Max s Tavern 550 East 18th 485-9246 4 22
EARN LTD FAST PASS for 3-5 hours of survey
work on Thursday Apr I 28 Phone LTD offices
687-5581 between 8am and 5pm for
details 01062 22
THIS WEEK AT MAX S
Free Pretzels Wednesday 7pm to 2 a m
Pitcher Sale i7Sc Pitchers; Friday 4 io 6 om
Tratnazer Playr# ocverage
Wednesday and Friday;
Biuegrass Muse — (Highwater Siring Band)
Saturday 9pm to 2 am
422
SELF-STOR
INDIVIDUAL STORAGE UNIT RENTALS
SfeMSft x5ft 5ft * 10»t . 10ft * 10It
ana large*
344-2710 West 11th and Berteisen
Road 02918 ttn
use your tutorial benefits
For more ntormaton call
606 3232
HEY SHADOWFAX. Pum[»(i loves you
4 22
DEAREST DOLL. Thank you for the most wonder
tiJ s»x months of my life May the next 60 years be
better Love L J 4 22
VOTE FOR A STOP
TO THE BUDGET NCREASE WERTIA
elect
SCOTT BASSETT
♦or
INCIDENTAL FEE COMMITTEE
paid Bassett tor IFC Committee
422
SAW Theta love exists even <n a single yellow
rose Thank you Cat 4 22
VOTE EXPERIENCE
OHLENDORF
For senior class President
Paid Ohlendort Re-election committee
426
DC YOU CARE ABOUT FREE PARKING or a
woman s center or daycare9 CRAIG GEARY
does
Vote GEARY ASUO PRESIDENT
Paid by Geary
422
LARRY—
Roses are red
grass is green
the past six months
have realy been keen'
Sometimes were good
some were sad.
but most have been happy
the days that we ve haa
Love Your DoM 4 22
HIS RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
VOTE
PAUL BARTEL
ASUO PRESIDENT
Pad Bartel unofficial fan club Pirce and Carrdon
426
JULIE MALOS — Happy 21st May you turn three
shades of RED1 Congratulations L W and
JG 4 22
VOTE
JEFF WARREN
FOR IFC
Paid by Warren Committee
(Personals continue on
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