$25
Rw«f«M Quad (or Summar.
$70 per month, include utilities 1360 Alder
486-0291,484-0804 01185MF
LARGE QUADS
SPECIAL RATES FOR SUMMER
Private bath, all utilities paid, furnished, Vi block
trom campus Laundry and parking facilities. OS
PIRG agreement Rent June 15-September 15, at
$72 50 per month $50 refundable deposit 738 E.
16*1 687-0143.887-1190. 01735Kn
SOUTHEAST, VIEW, QUIET, 3 bedroom, IVi
bath, family room, utility, appliances, carpets,
drapes 1400 square feet Available May 15, $295,
$150 depos* Drive by 4870 Whiteaker, then call
686-0043. 5:13
$99
SHARE MODERN HOME with professorial lady
Between U of O and town Female yaduale stu
dent preferred Available June 1 345-7851
01744:13
NEED TO SUB-LEASE mce one bedroom apart
ment. Vj block from campus, $140 345-6471 5:16
ONE BEDROOM, furnished apartment Only one
block to campus $165/month »iru June then only
$100,'month lor tha summer 951 E 19th Ave
343-8751 5:13
$79.50 QUADS
SUMMER RATES
LARGE NICELY FURNISHED. PRIVATE
BATHS PRIVATE REFRIGERATORS. LIKE
NEW PARKING. AIR CONDITIONED. UTLITIES
INCLUDED. Vi BLOCK FROM CAMPUS AND
TENNIS COURTS RESERVATIONS FOR FALL
TERM ALSO BEING ACCEPTED HURRY, ONLY
A FEW UNITS REMAINING
Call first 345-1272 751 East 16th
016745b
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, 17*i and Alder, vac
ate June 15 $210 monthly NEGOTIABLE
345-5495 5 18
LARGE TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT.
Iurrushed. $140. summer 2 blocks trom Ltorary
Reserve now for summer and fan 689-1081 520
TWO BEDROOM UNFURNISHED APARTMENT.
private. $175 per month $87 50 deposit 30 day
agreement No ctsklren or dogs Call 344-8486 or
stop by 1715 rt^i St #3. eventogs or*y 5:13
QUADS $90
Available now No lease required UMrties pa to
Laundry and parking available 1380 Alder
485-0291 or 464-0804 14327 Tin
PETS _
HUGE, TOUGH ORANGE TON NEEU3 MUNfc
— cafl 346 3217 evenings and weekends 5:13
TOST C FOUND
LOST — SET OF KEYS. Leather piece and
Oregon centennial com. Pteaae contact Wendy ext
5387. Thornton 5 9
LOST NEAR 19th-ALDER, female white kitten
with gray spot Shem. 344-1334 5 13
LOST: 7 monti male yellow Lab around 34*t and
Hams Has white flea collar Call Mike
484 0495 513
LOST: BLUE SUEDE Nike. PLC May 4 Reward
Please return EMU or 343-2178 5 16
REWARD. $25 lor returning tupca camera, low n
bush. 19lh and Alder 343-8139 5:13
FOUND: MEN'S 10-SPEED BIKE, white. 26 inch
Cal 342-8807 after 6pm 513
REWARD! For the return of wallet Rolen from
men's locker room Need 10 and nr xkcal prescrip
tion urgently Cal 343-66* 1 5:23
MARKET BASKET
GOOD PRICES ON BEER, meats, pizzas and
more Miler s Grocery. 1065 E. 20th Open 10-10
Sunday-Thursday. 10-11 Friday-Saturday
14303 MWF
For Al Your Frut and Vegetable Needs
JUST PRODUCE
Is Just That
742 East 24*1 343-5393
14570 MWF
IT OOP 8 PRINK
CAFE GLENWOOD. 3758 FrankHn, 7-3 p m
BREAKFAST SPECIAL- 85«
Fanciful omelets and special teas
14225iff
GOLDEN TEMPLE
NATURAL FOODS
1211 Alder
Let us help you with your VITAMIN needs.
New line of low price vitamins. Come see
us! 01164:tfn
MICKIE S DELICATESSEN
1609 East 19*v Eugene s own New York Dek
Salads, meals, cheeses, sandwiches, groceries
picnics, dinners. Catering — wed tings and all oc
casions Monday-Saturday 14479:mw
THE CREPERV
For a unique luncheon, darner Omelets and othe
delights Crepes, Desserts, Garden Vegetables
770 East 11th 342-8340. 7 a.m.-10 p.m
14480MWI
ORIENTAL CAFETERIA AND GROCERY Spray
rolls, barbeque pork, teriyaki chicken, tempure
fish and vegetable. Combination plates $1.50. W
accept lood stamps for groceries.
BAMBOO PAVILUON 1275 ALDEI
Monday-Friday, 11-7:30 Saturday, 12-7:30
00667 MW
DID YOU KNOW that our coffee coats less per cup
than Fotgers?
Come on in and check it out.
The best teas too.
ALLEN BROS. COFFEE
2465 Hilyard Street 344-0221
0120731
Honey’s Cafe
Introduces
Breakfast
Jom ua 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 lor lunch wil 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
Weekends 9 a m -9 p m Closed Tuesdays
675 East 13th 343-0846
00967 18
THE NICE CREAM PARLOR
Featuring old-fashioned natural ice cream,
sweetened with honey or sugar, frozen yogurt.
Itafean ices, non-dairy ice cream, pastries, coffees
and teas Now featuring homemade soups, salads
and sandwiches
Open Daily noon to midnlgm,
313 Blair Acroaa from
George s Garage
14541 MWF
events
FRIDAY
EMU BEER
GARDEN
FEATURING
THE KIN
4 to 7 p.m
1.0 REQUIRED
01696 1 3
CHINESE
MEDICINE
A Symposium
PANEL, SLIDES, FILM
TUESOAV, MAY 17
730 p m EMU
(room to be posted)
50* suggested donation
Sponsored by C U S C P F.A and C.H.E C.
5:17
EMU CULTURAL PROGRAM
PRESENTS AN
UNDER
GRADUATE
ART SHOW
167 EMU
Mf:y 15, 16,17
12-4 p.m.
01671:13
RUTHIE GORTON
Smgs songs from Ihsh, Lalm American and
other international (and national) struggles
Friday, May 13 EMU 730 p m.
$2.50
01673:13
THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM
in conjunction with the
BLACK ARTS FESTIVAL, PRESENTS
QUINTARD
TAYLOR
HISTORIAN. RESEARCHER,
CONSULTANT
Taylor will present a
tilde lecture dealing with
“BLACK
COMMUNITIES IN
THE WEST:
PORTLAND AND
SEATTLE”
Friday, May 13.1077
Room 167 EMU «=» P-m
FREE
01244:13
ALL UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS AI
MINISTRATION STUDENTS — You are cordial
invited to the B.A. Day Picnic More informatic
available at the table outside Gilbert Hall 5:1
TUNES FROM STEVIE, EWF, AWB and B<
played by JEMASENE at Murphy s Sunday nit
Get up and dance' 5:1
NCE: THE BALLROOM DANCE CLUB meal
gry Friday night at 8 p.m. In the HamiltorvTing
tog room. Everyone is welcome 5:1
HORSES TO RENT
Hourly rates, scenic trails, no guides
WEEKDAYS, EVENINGS, WEEKENDS
Telephone for Reservations: Windgate Farm
986-6789 1 3451
EMU CULTURAL
FORUM
PRESENTS
BONNIE
RAITT
WITH SPECIAL QUEST
MUDDY
WATERS
and LORI MORITZ
Sunday May 22, 1977 8:30 p.m.
Mac Court
Tickets: $4,50 U of O Students
$5.50 General public
$6 Reserved and at door
Available at EMU Main Desk and
At Everybody's Records
0169620
MTTHRANDIR
FROM EUGENE
AND
MAGPIE
FROM CORVALLIS
AT THE
EUGENE
HOTEL
FRIDAY MAY 13
Tickets: $2.50
At die door
Music at 9:15 p.m.. King Cola Room
5:13
> c n
THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM
PRESENTS
THE LOON’S
RAGE
An outrageous
comic fantasy on
the threat of nuclear
power plants.
SUNDAY MAY 15
ROBINSON
THEATRE
8 p.m.
Tickets available at tie door
$2 U of O students, seniors, older children
$2.50 general public
01264:13
EMU CULTURAL FORUM
PRESENTS
GIMME
SHELTER
This film, featuring the ROLLING STONES. IKE A
TINA TURNER, and the JEFFERSON AIRP
LANE captures the visceral excitement and the
demonic magnetism of MICK JAGGER. Watching
the film is like taking part in an encounter group —
there s no way to escape the image on tie screen,
not to deny its triAh
FRIDAY MAY 13 7 and 9 pjn.
180 PLC *1
THE UNIVERSITY FILM SOCIETY
THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM
PRESENT
LA FAUTE DE
L’ABBE
MOURET
GEORGES FRANJU has transferred Zola s newel
into a fairytale of love eternal. He has conjured up
a fantasy world of tie garden in which Serge and
Afcine taste the fruit of sin and it is not less tian
tie Garden of Eden reborn.
SUNDAY MAY 15 8 p.m.
180 PLC *1
01694:13
THE ANANDA MARGA SOCIETY
PRESENTS
WHAT’S UP TIGER
LILY?
In one of his craziest ideas, Woody Allen
i- creates a very tunny film by taking a
Japanese spy-thriller and ckibbing in his
own dialogue. The idea s not original,
Woody says, "GONE WITH THE WINO
was a Japanese movie — they |uat dubbed
iz in the southern accents."
, SHOWN AT 7 pan. and 10 pan.
3 ALSO
I NEVER SANG FOR
MY FATHER
0 Gene Hackman and MeNyn Douglas were
3 both nominaed tor Academy Awards In this
- briliantty acted film about the generation
9*SHOWN ONCE ONLY AT 8:25 p.m.
SATURDAY, MAY 14 *1 1*° HC
l,
n
UNIVERSITY THEATRE PRESENTS
THE
PRIME
OF
MISS
JEAN BRODIE
from the novel by Muriel Spark
adapted for the stage by Jay Presson Allen
May 13, 14, 19, 20, 21 8 p.m.
ROBINSON THEATRE $4, $3
UO Student* HALF-PRICE!
Box office: 686-4191
01662Ifn
black forest tavern
2657 WWamette 344-0816
Happy Hours; Monday and Wednesday — 9:30 to
i0:30, Friday — 4-6 p.m
MICHEL 08 ON TAP
Entertainment four nights a week.
'ri688^*-’
THREE NITES
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
BEST SEATING ON THURSDAY
KFMY 980
Midnite Movie
THIS WEEK
DUSTIN HOFFMAN
IN
LITTLE
BIG
MAN
Either he was
The Most
Neglected Hero In
History or He
Was a Liar of
Insane Proportion
BEST SEATING ON THURSDAY
01687:13
AN EVENING OF
MIME, MASK AND
MOVEMENT
5X5
By the TheatrElan
C.C.P.A., 8th and Lincoln
Fnday. May 13 8 p.m. $2
01669:13
DANCE/CONCERT
AT CARSON HALL
SATURDAY, MAY 14 9-1 a.m.
FEATURING
SCANDAL
5:13
THE BAVARIAN
444 East 3rd
Vocalist with acoustical guitar
Monday-Saturday, 9-12
Jam Session every Sunday. 830-1:30 a m.
00571:1
PLAYWRIGHTS
THEATRE
PRESENTS
TWO
ORIGINAL
STUDENT
PLAYS
“EXPRESS TRAIN”
By AMY CHARTOFF
AND
“COMMUNICATION
ELEPHANTS”
By PAUL THOMAS
Tuesday, May 17
EMU Forum Room
12:30 p.m.
FREE
Sponsored by the EMU Cu1' rorum
01698:17
RUTH IE GORTON
Sings songs from Irish, Latin American and
other international (and national) struggles.
Friday, May 13 EMU 7:30 p.m.
$2.50
01673:13
WEDNESDAY MAY
18
ROBERT REDFORD
IN
THE
CANDIDATE
PLUS
PINK PANTHER CARTOON
8 and 10 p.m. $1 150 Geology
ASUO State Affairs
01709:18
EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS
BLUES IN THE
BALLROOM
OTIS RUSH
MICHAEL
BLOOMFIELD
WITH THE NIGHTHAWKS
Friday. May 27
EMU Ballroom 8 p.m.
Tickets: $3.50 U o» O students
$4 50 general
Available: EMU
0173427
C.C.P.A. PRESENTS A
SOCK-HOP
5ffs MUSIC ROCK N ROLL
Music spun by JOHNNY ETHEREDGE
Saturday, May 14 $1.50
9 pjn.
The New W.O.W. Hall, 8th and Lincoln
01657:13
SCANDAL
A GOOD FEELIN’
TO KNOW
AT CARSON HALL
SATURDAY 9 p.m.-1 am.
5:13
THE 7TH
ANNUAL
WILLAMETTE
VALLEY
FOLK
FESTIVAL
SPECIAL GUEST,
LES BLANK
MAY 19, 20, 21
Outdoors on the East
Lawn of the EMU
(in tie Ballroom in case of rain)
All Events Are FREE
Sponsored by the EMU Cultural Forum
01733:20
FUN WITH YOUR KIDS
EUGENE THEATRE CO.'S
ANDROCLES AND THE
LION
Saturday, May 14
2nd Floor. Atrium
11 a m.. 1 p.m., 3 p.m.
5:13
LIVE AT THE
PEARL
LATIN JAZZ with
ELA
Music & Dancing
10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
$2 admission
PEARL ST.
STATION
412 Pearl 345-0937
01743:13
PRESENTING
WHO IS
KEITH
GREEN
IN CONCERT
Friday, May 13
Outside EMU on la*n
7 p.m.
5:13
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