ONE BEDROOM apartment near 16th and
Hilyard, no children or pets $200 ($170 if
non-smokers), 687-0650 110:tfn
TWO BEDROOM fully furnished apartment
located across from Hayward 1442 East 18th,
343-2294.
5:30-8:30 PM Weekdays 9-12 Saturdays
RIVERSIDE REALTY
361 EAST 13lh: Cute one bedroom apts in small
well-managed complex Appliances, carpeting,
drapes, courtyard $185 plus deposits Manager
342-8502
I PM CO., REALTOR
1065 High Street 485-8252
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QUADS AND 2 BEDROOM APTS AVAILABLE
625 EAST 16th: 2 be (Loom apts. near campus
Some with carpeting, drapes, laundry facilities
Off-street parking $259 plus deposits
690 EAST 16th: Quads also available with same
facilities as above $135 plus deposits
CONTACT: Manager, 687-2774
IPM CO., REALTOR
1065 High St. 485-8252
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WOOD SIDE MANOR
Quads next to campus, private and semi-private
bath $ 125 plus deposits Manager 686-24 70
IPM CO., REALTOR
1065 High Slreet 485-8252
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LARGE 2 BEDROOM APT in small quiet com
plex near campus 1340E 19th, $240, 343-9377.
2-28
PARR TOWER
Cooperative household seeks interested
students $410 spring term Drop by (1648
Alder-opposite tennis courts) or call 686-4125
(Rob. Susan, or Reed) 205:2-21
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS, 1 block from
campus $210 per month Lease through June
16 Bev, 343-5337 _ _ 14 tin
2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT
Clean. Close to campus. Dishwasher.
c#sposal-$280/month. Lease 'til June.
EMERALD APARTMENTS
1877 Emerald No. 21 Lars. 485-4170
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LARGE AIR CONDITIONED 1 bedroom
apartment, furnished, 2 blocks from campus.
$185 mo. Darryl 683-5428 __2-31
1 BEDROOM PARTIALLY furnished apt, close
to campus at 1860 Alder No 28. call manager
Paul White at 484-6113,_2-28
AVAILABLE NOW: lovely home near campus.
$105, downstairs bedroom, non-smoker, Leslie
485-6619, Kate 242-1792 2-28
DORM CONTRACTS
CO-ED! UPPER CLASS DORM, contract for sale!
Call Truit at 485-91430702-27
CO-ED UPPERCLASSMAN: 2 contracts for
sale. Brian or Howard 485-9142 4-1
QUADS_
QUADS: NEWER FURNISHED 4 bedroom
units, $125 includes utilities, $125 deposit
Manager 441 East 17th *4 or call 683-2733,
345-6297 evenings 26:tfn
YOU CAN BE CLOSE TO CAMPUS!
1728 FERRY: Share kite hen and bath $107 plus
deposits
475 EAST 15th: Share kitchen and bath Re
sident Manager 343-0459. $112 50 plus depo
sits.
1866 HARRIS: Quads in quiet university setting
Share kitchen and bath. $112.50 plus deposits.
Manager 345-0030.
IPM CO., REALTOR
1065 High Street 485-8252
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FURNISHED STUDIO QUAD, private bath,
service, utilities included Four blocks from
campus-$165
ABLE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
1473 Willamette St. 485-7222
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QUADS: Private bath, refrigerator, $130 per
month 738 East 16th, 687-0143.
JEAN TATE PROPERTY MANAK EMENT
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CAMPUS COURT S130 MONTH
Private halt bath and refrigerator, laundry facili
ties 1544Alder #21,686-1075 6906:tfn
QUADS $105
No lease required Laundry & parking facilities
available. Fully furnished, utilities paid
1360 ALDER 485-0291 or 484-0804
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QUADS $100, one block from campus,
687-0505 23:tfn
RENTALS
Mini-Warehouse
You store it, you lock it, you keep the key
Space to fit your needs
3550 West 11th, Eugene 485-0011
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
_124f5-?0
THE ATTIC
MINI STORAGE UNITS: 5x10, 10x10, 10x20
foot units new renting 1026 Highway 99 Norlh.
just South of the Gilbert Shopping Center
689-9230.5075'tfn
PETS
PET IDENTIFICATION TAGS: professionally
engraved, stainless steel; with your name,
address, phone number. Same day service.
$2.50. Call 687-9219 3-28
I QST & FOUND
DARK BROWN BIRKENSTOCK. Answers to
"righty " Last seen Sunday March 9 at Fifth St
Market. Alton Baker and/or 19th and Agate
Please come home I miss you "Leftie
484-9382,687-0735 3-28
CHILD CARE
UO Child Care A Development Center
1511 Moss St. 686-4384
ANNOUNCES hourly-scheduled toddler care for
children t5 months-2'/! years U ot O students
eligible for special subsidy Register now for
spring term195:4-7
EVENING CLASSES?
The EMU Child Care Center has evening child
care available Monday-Thursday, 6-10 p m for
ages 1-6 years. Call 686-4345 for more informa
tion 19F 4-7
MARKET BASKET
TOM’S
A U OF O TRADITION
Domestic Beers-10% off case price
Large selection of chilled wines, imported beers,
coffee, hot sandwiches, & fresh Humble Bagels
for those all-nighters
OPEN 24 HOURS
Personal checks. Vfsa, Mastercharge accepted
TOM’S MARKET 19th A Agate
7122UWH
Johan’s French Bread
is now at 7-11 on Alder
an underground classic
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EVENTS
2nd SEDER: Apnl 1st, 6:30 p.m. at Temple Beth
Israel, 2550 Portland St Potluck — call 485-7218
or 6864366 for what to bring and reservations
$1 00 admission to cover costs 3-28
•firve art supplies at
reasonable prices
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textile famt 4 sgoargs i>disa
x acho knives fixative markers)!
triangles drafting pencils ^lueY
technical pens Sii paints clay\
vvatercotors airbrixShes inks -
drawing papers Sketchbooks
ptue/blacic/brom/n print papeo/
matteard chartpak
cciStnm framing
easels silvery
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A thoroughly absorbing documen
tary VARIETY
A warmly human chronicle. SAN
FRANCISCO EXAMINER
An excellent introduction to the prac
tice of civil disobedience and to the
nuclear power controversy WIN
Magazine
ONE TIME ONLY SHOWING
LOVEJOY’S
NUCLEAR WAR
An award-winning film about the rods ot
the anti-nuke movement
7 PM, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26
107 LAWRENCE FREE
A good film M. ERNST, U.S. NU
CLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
Sponosored by the Survival Center
ENTERTAINMENT
MUSICIANS
THE 10th ANNUAL WILLAMETTE
VALLEY FOLK FESTIVAL
IS COMING MAY 16-18
Get your audition tape in to the EMU
Cultural Forum, Suite 2, EMU
DEADLINE IS APRIL 3rd
Cassettes only, please
7014 2-29;2-5,6,10,25,27,28,?! .4-1
CINEMA 7
10th & Olive-Atrium Building
687-0733
TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY
1st Eugene Showing
NORTHERN LIGHTS
John Hanson & Rob Nilsson have written &
directed one ot the best independent fiction
features seen in years. The stark & tender story ot
the North Dakota tarmers struggle to survive the
desperate depression year ot 1915 A raw
refreshingly honest slice ot Americana when
people still cared about their neighbors "
SHOWTIME 7:30 PM ONLY
BOUND FOR GLORY
A saga ot Woody Guthrie's early life (played by
David Caradine) with director Hal Ashby daring to
show the darker side of the wandering balladeer
Haskier Wexiers Oscar winning photography
SHOWTIME 9:20 PM ONLY
21V2-27
NEW RUSSIAN COURSES:
SOLZHENITSYNS
Gulag Archipelago
(SL 430G, Samizdat Russian Literature)
3 credits: 11:00-12:20 UH
and
Soviet
Underground Jokes
(SL 342, Russian Culture & Civilization)
3 credits; 10:30 MWF
NO prerequisites register: 202 Friendly
FRIENDS FILMS PRESENTS
BUTCH
CASSIDY
and the
SUNDANCE
KID
ROBERT REDFORD, PAUL NEWMAN
and KATHERINE ROSS
"Banditry was never so romantic"'
5 Academy Awards
THURSDAY, MAR 27 7 4 9:30 PM
150 GEOLOGY $1.25
_1.86:3-27
SEARCH Presents
SPRING
DANCE
with
Mithrandir
Friday, March 28 8-midnight
EMU BALLROOM
52 students, $2.50 non-students
14u:3-28
Friends Films Presents
WOODY ALLEN
in
Everything You Always
Wanted to Know About
SEX*
*but were
afraid to ask
A riotous spool of everything sexual from re
pression to perversion and beyond A hilarious
commentary on the American Sexual Scene "
Sal., March 29 1 50 Geology
749 PM $1-25
187:3-28
THE ANANDA MARGA SOCIETY
PRESENTS
SOMETIMES A
GREAT NOTION
Starring Paul Newman and Henry Fonda,
in the story of an Oregon lumbegack family
whose motto is' "never give an inch '
SATURDAY, MARCH 29 7 4 9:30 PM
177 LAWRENCE $1.25
21H3-26
People make love for so many reasons-why
shouldn't money be one of them’ The gospel
according to Saint Jack. ?-2 7
SERVES COMEDY
RIGHT!!
LIVE
MATINEE
MAD COMEDY
LIVE ON STAGE
at CINEMA 7
FRIDAY EVENING 8 & 10 PM ...$3.00
SATURDAY MATINEE 2 PM...$2.00
No children under 12 admitted!
MORE POWER TO YA' PRESENTS
FRANK ZAPPA’S
200
MOTELS
With KEITH MOON. RINGO STAR, FLO
AND EDDY, THE MOTHERS OF IN
VENTION, and STUDEBAKER HAWK.
FRANK ZAPPA concocts a bizarre vision
of the effects of life on the road The
animation sequence alone will leave you
gasping tor reality
SATURDAY, MARCH 29
7,9:30 A MIDNIGHT!
123 SCIENCE $1.25
222 3-28
EMU CULTURAL FORUM
presents
MIDNIGHT
EXPRESS
An exciting film, based on the real exper
ience of Billy Hayes, a young American
busted for hashish in Turkey He is con
sequently sentenced to 30 years In the
Sagmalcilar prison, notorious in the Middle |
East as a modern Black Hole As escape
attempts repeatedly fail and torture fol
lows, Billy tries a daring escape
FRIDAY, MARCH 28 7 4 9.30 PM
150 GEOLOGY $1.25
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