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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1978)
woodside brewery RESTAURANT • TAVERN • DISCO is having a HALLOWEEN PARTY! * All Those in Costume Get 25c Beer & Wine * Prizes Awarded to First 50 People Through the door in Costume * $25 Gift Certificate Awarded to the Person With Most Original Costume * Fun Begins at 8 pm Oct. 31st JOIN US IN THE WOODS _2165 West 11th Ave. Eugene_ J r 1 r i r i r •• M • • • • JBRRS professional hair supply Searching for the Right Shampoo? We’ve got the answer for you. J BARS carries a wide variety of shampoos and conditioners such as: Jhirmack K.M.S. Regime Redken Image Afro Sheen for men and women. Come in and talk with our hair specialist and find the right shampoo for you. r Open 10 to 6 Monday thru Friday and 10 to 5 on Saturday J r i r i r i r 11233 alder * 344-2447J J»l • • •• •• a Food Service 950 Special Eggs—Hashbrowns —Toast 7-10:30 am Cafeteria Grill etal Business firm gives one-day finance seminar A seminar on ‘‘Successful Financing: How to borrow twice the money with half the work,” will be held Friday at the Valley River Inn. The one-day program is pre sented by Executive Seminars, an independent educational organi zation specializing in continuing education for business execu tives and professionals. The firm works with professional groups and privately owned firms in the design and delivery of seminars and conferences on a variety of business topics. Tuition is $95 for a single regist ration and must be paid three days in advance of the seminar. Atten dance is limited. The course is ap proved for 12 credit hours by the Oregon Real Estate Division and the Oregon Board of Accounting. Program hours are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Leading the seminar is Somers White of Arizona, who is current president of Somers White Company, management and fi nancial consultants, and former Arizona senator and founder of Seattle’s Northwest Bank. For information regarding group discounts of five or more, or to register by phone, call Ruth Hast ings in Portland (503) 223-3921. Corrections, amplifications Music Dean Morrette River said Saturday that the addi tions to the music school make the facility one of the best on the West Coast. It had been reported that he referred to the program, rather than to the building. Additionally in Monday’s Emerald, IFC candidate Perry Buck’s statement concerning funding for Greeks was incor rect. Buck does not support funding for fraternities and sororities or for rush. Finally, SUAB candidate Harry Benedict says that he “strongly believes that a denial to release course evaluations which include comments on faculty performance is a mis carriage of our education.” The Curate Shakespeare As !/ou Like It by Don Nigro November 3, 4. 9, 10, 11. 16, 17, 18 University Theatre daily emerald r ill! iliilill The Oregon Daily Emerald it puMshad Monday through Friday ex cept during exam weeks and vacations, by the Oregon OaHy Emerald Pubieang Co , Inc., at the Uraverahy ot Oregon. Eugsrw. Ore. 97403 The Oregon Deny Emerald operates independently o< the llrsveraity wt»i oltcae on the Wrd Boor ol the Erb Memorial Union and is a member o* d Press subscriptions are $7 per term and *20 per year Edttorial hrerheing and 886-5611 866-3712 606-4343 666-4381 Ed tor age Ed! or lor gpiement Editor Tom WoNe Melody Ward Marv FJordbet* Patrick St*van Tom Ettei Glen Gibbons John Harris Ken Sands Page 2 Wifi EdHor ANStMiMon: ASUO Community Consumer Departments and Schools Environment Features Local Pollies State Potlca Stale Systems and 9tudant Servtcee Librarian Night Edtor Aset News Edtor Production Manager Advertising Manager Sates Manager CorSroler Kathleen Monte Jim Alan Lorraine Nelaon Stave Dodge Mary For an Catherine Siegner Jock HaMald Kevin Harden Ann Trenaman Kei Osborn Ann Trenaman Sandra McMUton Carl Bryant Tracy Simpson Jean Oembay peanuts ® THEY'RE KILLIN6 EACH OTHER! Halloween dance slated Two University dormitories, Hamilton and Bean, will sponsor an all-campus dance entitled “The Masquerade" tonight at the Carson Hall cafeteria beginning at 8:30 p.m. The masquerade dance is part of a larger dorm-sponsored prog ram, “Spotlight 78,” into which most of the dormitory halls have paid 75 cents per person. Other activities will be planned during the rest of the year under the “Spotlight 78" theme. Tonight's dance will feature a five-piece band, “Swaney Brothers,” which will play from 9 p.m. until midnight. Soft drinks will be served at no charge. Dormitory residents from the sponsoring halls may come at no charge, while those from non-sponsoring dorms must bring 50 cents and their room keys as proof of residence. Those not living in dorms pay $1 ‘Great Pumpkin’ disco due KBDF and the Eugene Easter Seal School will hold a Great Pump kin Halloween Disco tonight at Odyssey 3001 in Springfield. People of all ages are invited to join the KBDF air-personalities in an effort to raise money for a new therapy pool for the Easter Seal School Prizes will be given for the best costumes and the flashiest dancers. Sapphire will perform from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m., and disco will follow until 1 a.m. Turkey Run’ scheduled Cottage Grove Lake will be the site of Saturday’s 10,000 meter “Turkey Run,” with proceeds to go to the American Cancer Soc ety. Participants in the run will be eligible to win one of 10 turkeys to be given away by drawing. Each runner will also receive a yellow anc, gold “Turkey Run” T-shirt, while each sponsored runner will receive a t-shirt and a chance to win a turkey. Registration for the approximately six mile run will be at Shortridge Park on Cottage Grove Lake at 9 a.m., with the run set for 10 a.m. Toget to Shortridge Park, take I-5 to the London-Cottage Grove freeway exit, follow the bridge across the freeway, and turn left to Cottage Grove Lake. There is no entry fee to participate in the run although runners should have a sponsor or sponsors willing to pledge a minimum of $10. Sponsor sheets and entry blanks are available at Nike Sport Shoes, 1172 Pearl St., and branches of the Oregon Bank, American Cancer Society office, 1892 Willamette St, area schools, and the starting line. For further information or to arrange a carpool, call the American Cancer Society at 484-2211. briefs SPEECH Btotogy department a aponaonng ■ tMk by [> Parfro Rpol of tM Urtveraity of CHHomta m S*1 OHgo on "Effect of Zygote Lethal Genotype# on Epidermal CHI Via bitty today a 4 p m m 16 Sdenca 1 Woman* Raferral and Raaourca Samoa «d ho*J a general meeting today at4 p m In EMU 337 Al IntereMed par ton* are watconw Support of EC canddate* wM be dacuaaed SfSiFF mealing to plan carvaaamg in the Urn vanity area lor BaHot Maaaura* No 4 and No 9 ms*« on the EMU paao today at 5 p m The Couiaatng Carter 1* offering a poip an parianta to ovarcoma raatatanoa to wrttng dsaer taHona, tew and term paper* The youp wd meatTuaadaya, 3 30 pmio 5 pmd the Coumai ing Cananr. 150 Suaan Campbell Hall Phone 686-3227 or oom* n per ton to the center MISCELLANEOUS Foreign and American Sudanis at* nom terming an International toe car dub. Call Melinda at 342-1061 Al canddatoa ana recalled to Ha Campaign Es panea Reports no Star than Sp m lodey. In 8ute 4 EMU Falure to oompiy olti ASUO atadlon nitas may ream In c4aquM4ca»on anddadai d etocScn by lt» Eladtona Board and Etodone Court. Made* Tarmtnotogy. Oology 200. aril not mad today Nairt daaa masting la Nov 7,aaaohaddad SOUCV Tha Emerald a brteta column Is apsn to anyona owning to armouries maattoga. leaves or rraaoal Wnscua wants Bdsta arc run only ones and ara subject to apaoa Imitations They should b< and trtple-apacsd In a 66-character margin I al padtoam tolnrmailnn. Including lia da worn H to rvm. Also. Induds a nan* and numbar In caaa o* ha Tuesday, October 31, i Hit
