Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 28, 1977, Section A, Page 11, Image 11

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    LANE AUTO IMPORTS is having its annual
spring (ling displaying a senna ot Shetoy
Amencan cars including Sbetoy s, Cobras,
Tigers and other exotic Ford powered cars
Itwse cars to be displayed Irom 11am
Saturday, Apnl 30. to 4 p m Shefcy Ameri
can products represent the only American
lirm lo manufacture cars to hold the World
Charrtsonship title tor the U S A Located
1000 Franklin Blvd across from Mac
Trucks 0114529
ARAB CULTURAL
NIGHT
H 30 6:30 p.m. EMU Ballroom
DINNER, FOLKLORE, EXHIBITS
Tickets 64 at EMU Main Desk
SPONSORED BY
ARAB STUDENTS ORGANIZATION
FOREIGN STUDENTS ORGANIZATION
01136 29
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED
In Small Claims Court to observe
landlord-tenant cases.
9 a m -noon Mondays
OFF-CAMPUS
HOUSING
Suite 3 EMU
686 3731
011772
THE ANANDA MARGA SOCIETY
PRESENTS
YELLOW
SUBMARINE
A great arsmeted Mm leatunnQ »ie beaties
m an ai out effort to save the* beloved Pep
pertand Itom the dutches of the muse
halng Bkre Mearsee Fu» of strange an
mated characters and lots of wonderful Bea
ties music
AND
* THE
* MAGICAL
MYSTERY
TOUR
A tree asaocuttcr fantasy n«tw.ti the bea
ties have some very strange advertures in
deed while grvog us the enjoyment of
some ct then best tunes
SATURDAY APRIL 30
St
180 PLC
7 and 9 45 p m. 0116329
HOMEFRIED TRUCKSTOP
Torsght JOEL BLAIR
on 14th between Hi yard and Alder
Ot 193 28
THE CULTURAL FORUM
PRESENTS
THE CRUSADERS
AMO
JOAN ARMATRADING
MONDAY, MAY 2
:30 p.m. Mac Court
V4 50 U Of O students
56 general and reserved
Tckets EMU Mam Desk and
Everybody s Records
IT'S ON FOR SURE!!
010162
HORSES TO RENT
Hourly rates scene trails no guides
WEEKDAYS. EVENINGS. WEEKENDS
Telephone !cr Reservations Wmdqate Farms
'-98-6789 !345ltn
The EMU Cultural Forum
presents
ELECTRONIC
WINDOWS
A VIDEO SHOW
ED MELLNIK
Mr Mettntk wiM present two evening shows
al 8 p m May 2 and 3. and two afternoon
open environments on May 2 and 3 from
2-6 o m All performances will be m the
Forum Room. EMU All performances are
cree 01062 sb
C C P A PRESENTS
FELICIDADES
B PIECES. Latin Jan. Calypso, and Reggae
FRIDAY, APRIL 29 $2 9 p.m
The NEW W O W Hall. 8th and Lincoln
01173 29
BIJOU DREAM PRESENTS
THE SEVENTH
SEAL
INGMAR BERGMAN. 1956
8 p m tonight 180 PLC
$1 25 or Season ticket
01195 28
Oregon Daily Emerald
LIVE AT THE PEARL
LISTEN
JAZZ 10 to 1
Admission $1.50
PEARL ST.
STATION
412 Pearl 345-0937
01194 28
THE BAVARIAN
444 East 3rd
Vocalist with acoustical guilar
Monday-Saturday 9.12
14922 M-H
EMU CULTURAL FORUM
PRESENTS
ROSEMARY’S
BABY
ROSEMARY’S BABY penetrates deep into
the subconscious and sirs in the audience
an instinctive and irresistible terror Directed
by ROMAN POLANSKI, this is a severing
and absorb ng lilm
FRIDAY APRIL 29 7 and B:30 p m
180 PLC SI
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THREE NITES
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
BEST SEATING ON THURS
KFMY 980
Midnite Movie
THIS WEEK
ALAN ARKIN in
CATCH
22
The late of a smal group o< flyers on a light
Mite aland community in the MedterraneOT
dunng WW I The pilots have lo be crazy lo
fly more combat missions And it you re
crazy you must be grounded There is only
one catch — and hat cs CATCH 22.
BEST SEATING ON THURSDAY
All Seats Only 980
MAYFLOWER THEATRE 11th A Aider
0116529
BLACK FOREST TAVERN
2657 WAamette ' 344-0816
Happy Hours Monday and Wednesday — 9 30 to
1030, Fnday — 4-6 p m
MICHEL OB ON TAP
Entertainment four nights a ««ek
13668 tfn
CINEMA UNIDO PRESENTS
TO DIE
IN
MADRID
Friday and Saturday. April 29 and May 1.
7 and 9:30 p.m. SI 177 Lawrence
429
CINEMA 7
ATRIUM BUILDING, SECOND FLOOR
1001 and Okve 687-0633
TONIGHT THRU SUNDAY
ELLIOTT GOULO in INGMAR BERGMAN S
THE TOUCH
PLUS
A new documentary on the incredible spiritual
community n Scotland
THE FINDHORN
GARDEN
SHOWTIMES TOUCH — 8:30 only
FINDHORN — 7:30 or 10:30
Reduced adm matinee Sal 8 Sun at 2
01162 29
WEDNESDAY MAY 4th
DR.
STRANGELOVE
PLUS
PINK PANTHER
CARTOON
8 4 10 p.m. $1 150 Geology
ASUO-Stale Allans
01196 4
THE UNIVERSITY INN PRESENTS
SCANDAL
8-12 FRIDAY. EMU BALLROOM
$1 COVER
01146 28
WHEATFIELD
at
MURPHY AND ME
Wednesday and Thursday
April 27 and 28
428
MUSIC GRADUATE GROUP PRESENTS
RITE OF SPRING 77
A MUSICAL SPOOF!
May 7, Saturday, 8 p m. Beall Hall
Tickets $1 Available at School ot Music
Office, 686-376t
5:4
GLASS PYRAMID-PRESENTS-DISCO-CITY
Featuring The Dance Masters
Saturday. April 30. 1977, 9 p.m -2 a m.
WOW Hall, 8th and Lincoln $2
DANCE CONTEST
TOTAL DISCO ATMOSPHERE
429
BERTOLT
BRECHTS
MOTHER
COURAGE
AND HER
CHILDREN
Pocket Playhouse
V it lard Hall
April 27-30, May 4-7
8 p.m.
SOLD OUT
Call 686-4191
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
01073:6
PERSONAL
CRAIG GEARY
ASUO PRESIDENT
For students who want to change the University
and the community Pd Geary 4 28
SHERWIN SIMMONS Modern Man “ — your mind
is i rtngurig but I m hot f or your body Let s make it
after class 428
ARLENE ALIAS J.C.F. — You re re^ty getting mo
the Frat scene What s getting into you’ 4 28
TINA, SAL — Sorry you had to leave — it coiid
have been and we aim to please Satin sheets
forever JS, BP 4 28
CHEERS TO THE 3-0 FIVE
So now we know what makes you yve1
Room service and 7 was just for you
The guy m the black suii didn t have a due
Quick tfunkstg saved the night
Room 748 turned out just njfit
h loo lew beds are your concerns
Don t worry next time we ll take turns"!
Thanks the Whiskey Sours 428
WELCOME TO EARTH,
MOLLY ELIZABETH
DUNCAN!!!
4 28
JOURNALISM ANO SPEECH FOLKS:
Vote today tor responsive and dynamic represents
ton KELI OSBORN for SUAB position #2
Paid Osborn 4 28
VOTE TODAY
STAR
TORSET
PRESIDENT
DAVID
BECKWITH
VICE-PRESIDENT
SENIOR CLASS
Paid . Voters tor Tor set and Beckwith
4 28
THEY’VE GOT SENIOR
CLASS!
ANDREA GELLATLY
President
CATHY TEARNEN
Vice President
BARRY BERGMAN
Write-In Secretary
Paid by: GTB Election Committee
4 28
J. BATES.. . Spring is tor dancing and ?. The
Polka is fine for |ust us 2 C U ME 4 28
SUSIE BRICKNER—I m not quite as stuck-up as
you think Obviously you got the wrong i mpresston
The Senior from Lake Oswego 4:28
MY CHl-O CUPCAKE: I cant always get what I
want, but you give me what I need Love Mike 4 28
HANS—Happy 20th Birthday See it I invite you to
another party 4:28
LIGHTWEIGHT: NOW THAT you re legal, were
sate from the cops Happy 19th' Love, your older
woman 4:28
MIKE PIERSON—(ooh1 Ahh! after lour years —
your very own personal1) Happy 21st to an extra
fine. extra-tun tnend (who I m sure I don t deserve )
Love. J S 4 28
FOR THAT SPECIAL GIFT. Quality handcrafted
lewelry designed |ust tor you Mardt. 687-9556 4 28
VOTERS
GET ACTIVATED!
Vote
BARB SELBY
Senior Claes Vice President
Paid: BS
4 28
DON’T FORGET
VOTE
* JEFF WARREN
For IFC
Paid: Warren Committee
4:28
VOTE
DAVE WHITE
For Junior Class President
Paid: by White
428
STOPPED THE SPEECH because hedidn t agree
We alt know Uncle Tommy H he s not an agent,
he's missing some easy money 428
D.G.’e—Thanks tor the midnight surprise, but who
invited those guys m the blue surts’i’ HAPPY! We II
see you in court The Sigma Chis. 428
ALL CAMPUS DANCE
AND PARTY
This Friday at Bean-Willcox Lounge
8:30 — come dance and have a good time
NO COVER CHARGE
0117229
VOTE TODAY
BARB SELBY
lor
SENIOR CLASS
VICE PRESIDENT
Paid Young 2nd
428
VOTE
BRIAN BAIRD
THE INDEPENDENT
For IFC
Paid B B tor IFC
428
ELECT MIKE HADDOCK
Sophomore Class President
For Leadership 'Expenence Innovation ‘and
Responsibility
428
VOTE ENTHUSIASM INTO OFFICE
Elect
GEOFF WAGNER
For
Junior Class President
Paid Wagner for President
01149:28
WHY LIVE
vwth the embarrassment of ugly, unwanted facial
hair7 See my ad m the yellow pages
Electro+ogy By Marian
687-9181
889MWH
VOTE
JAN CHAMBERLIN
FOR
SUAB #2
JOURNALISM-SPEECH
Pax) Chamberlin
4:28
VOTE EXPERIENCE
OHLENDORF
For senior class President
Paid Ohlendort Re-electon committee
4 28
CONFIDENCE, RELIABILITY. EXPERIENCE.
Dont waste your vote Vote DALE RICHARDS.
Sophomore Oass Vice-President Paid
Richards 4:28
POOR MEMORY? YOU MAY NEVER HAVE TO
SAY -1 DONT REMEMBER AG AM. Learn tech
niques that improve your recall dunng studying,
exams and everyday life Non-credit Memory
Tech rubies class begins May 3. meets UHat 11 30
a m for 4 weeks Register now Learning Re
sources Center. 268 Condon. 686-3226 01152 3
THIS WEEK AT MAX S
Wednesday — Free Pretzels from 7 p m -2 a m
Fnday — Pitcher Sale 4 to 6 p m
Saturday — Live music (Foothill Flyers) 9 p.m -2
am 4:29
STUDENT PARENTS and interested friends
CALL YOUR REPRESENTATIVES IN SALEM to
express your suppod for the student child care aid
bill and demand a heanng (HB 2459) Wats lines
are available at the ASUO Monday thru Friday for
your tol tree call Come to Suite 4 EMU 01138 29
SELF-STOR
INDIVIDUAL STORAGE UNIT RENTALS
Sizes 5ft x 5ft 5ft x 10ft. 10ft x 10ft.
and larger.
344-2710 West 11th and Bertelsen
Road 02918tfn
FREE TUTORS
available m
FRENCH. GERMAN. ECON MATH.
Stats (QM). BIOLOGY
COMPUTER SCIENCE
to eligible students
CENTER FOR SELF-DEVELOPMENT
207 Emerald 686-3232
011512
Smoke—
(Continued from Page 8A)
Also seeing action is HB 2423,
which would require the
Workmen’s Compensation Board
to adopt rules restricting smoking
in places of employment operated
by the state. The bill had originally
covered all places of employment,
but was amended to narrow its
scope. It was approved by the
House Social Services Commit
tee. Since it has a double referral,
it now goes to the House Business
and Consumer Affairs Committee.
Not doing as well is HB 2419,
which would prohibit smoking in
public meetings at the county and
city level. A vote by seven of the
nine members of the House Inter
governmental Affairs Committee
failed to table the bill Wednesday,
but the committee administrator
says it probably will be tabled
when the full committee votes on
it.
One of the most comprehensive
non-smoking bills, HB 2921, had
been scheduled for a public hear
ing Friday, but it has been can
celed. The bill would require re
staurants to provide non-smoking
a^eas and would prohibit smoking
in retail businesses. The House
Business and Consumer Affairs
Committee will probably re
schedule a hearing sometime
next month.
VETERANS
The VA provides funds
for tutorial assistance
For more info call 686-3232
00504 :sb
SPEED READERS — GET BACK INTO SHAPE!
Here s your chance to develop higher comprehen
sion and brush upon rate improvement techniques
Learn how to become a critical reader by analyzing
reasoning patterns and dtscorenng author biases
Non-credit Advanced Reading class begins May 2.
meets MWF at 1 30 p m for 4 weeks Regsternow
Learning Resources Center 268 Condon.
686-3226 01153:3
PREGNANT? YOU HAVE A FR1ENO AT BIRTH- '
RIGHT, confidential information and free preg
nancy test. Call 687-8651 142861fn
COURSE WORK STRANGLES UNSUSPECTING
STUDENT! It can happen if you don t place
academics m perspective The Time Liberation
class shows how wasted time can be turned into
eictra hours for you if you set pnonties and use time
wisely Personalized instruction can make your
schedule work for you Non-credit class starts week
of May 2. meets for 4 weeks Regster now Learn
ing Resources Center 268 Condon,
686-3226 01155:3
i-1
WE SUPPORT
JEFF
WARREN
FOR IFC.
Mark Cogan. Cathy Teamen. He* Osborn.
Jim Bemau, Jon Teague Jenny Harada.
Ron Bills, Scott Faunt. Andrea Gellatty,
Jenette Bunch. Willy Teo Paid Warren
Committee 4:25
THE VIDA BARN — Now taking reservations for
spring term PARTIES. MEETINGS. PICNICS.
DANCES etc S75 and up 896-3913 028851fn
YOGA,
SEXUALITY
& LOVE
This workshop offers a conscious alterna
tive to present day problems and trends in
sex and love — based on ancient yogic
teachings
SATURDAY APRIL 30 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Taught by Dr. Sat Kir pal S. Khalsa
For more info call K.R.I. 485-1837
0116829
DRUIDS
(JUNIOR HONORARY) NOW ACCEPTING AP
PLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP SELEC
TIONS BASED ON SCHOLARSHIP. OUTSIDE
ACTIVITIES PICK UP APPLICATIONS AT STU
DENT SERVICES. OREGON HALL, BEFORE
APRIL 29 DRUIDS DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE
ON THE BASIS OF SEX, COLOR, RELIGION OR
RACE. 00890:8
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