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ONE OR TWO BEDROOM apartment, nicely remodeled and close remodeled and close to campus $225 Includes utilities, deposit. To see - Brock Miller 663-7760.1-9 ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED shared kitchen and bath, close to campus, sidewalk cafe next door, $110 includes utilities. Brock 683-7760 1-9 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT tor rent with fireplace. Three blocks from campus Available now, 485-51551^9 FIVE MINUTES FROM UNIVERSITY STUDIO - $165 ONE BEDROOM $185 TWO BEDROOM - $225 Mill Stream Apartmens, 229 South 2nd. Springfield. Resident Manager, apartment 24 Call 741-1867 or Elliott & Associates, 686-9940 _WHF1-2? ROOMY 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT Fur nished, own washer, dryer. Near Sacred Fleart Adults, no pets $280. 2080 Westr12th, 484-1057_1 783:tfn LARGE ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT in west Eugene. Four-plex, fully applianced kitchen. 1070 West 3rd, #1.$195. JEAN TATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT _ 1774:1-21 THREE PLUS BEDROOMS 2 car garage: large yard with fruit trees, knotty pine kitchen First, last, deposit $395/month 485-4381 _1-9 BETWEEN 20TH AND ONYX Two bedrooms for lease $195 first, last plus deposit No pets, reference required, immediate occupation 345-5828. 1-9 IRVING CURTIS IRVING REALTY, INC. RENTALS Houses-Duplexes-Condominiums Office Space-Mini Warehouses CALL 484-9361 1142 Willagillespie Rd , Suite 24 Eugene, Oregon 97401 _FM:1-16 BIG ROOMY TWO BEDROOM apartment 5 blocks from campus. $295 month to month Low electricity, furnished. 485-3752, Jeff. 1-12 QUIET, CLEAN, CLOSE TO CAMPUS (1 block) studio apartment. Private bath, share kitchen with one other, balcony, covered parking All utilities paid. $175 plus $150 deposit. Lease through June 485-3302/343-0797. 1-9 QUADS QUADS 8135 Clean, available now THE BROWN DERBY 441 E 17th 683-7353 1456:tfn QUADS 738 E 16th Available now Private bath, Vi block from campus JEAN TATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 1620 tin QUIET QUADS Private bath and refrigerator, $145 per month. 345-12721716:tfn CAMPUS QUADS 475 EMt 15th 8109-8129 Room in house plus quad. Kitchen privleges. Resident Manager 343-0459 evenings 1728 FERRY 8119 Unique floor plan, carpets, drapes. Nice and clean Resident Manager 686-2336. 1866 HARRIS 8119 Carpets, drapes, off-street parking, laundry facilities Manager 345-0072. 1858 HARRIS 8122 Nice room in house Kitchen privleges Man ager 345-0072. 690 East 16th 8142.50 Private bath and refrigerator in each unit. Share kitchen and living room. Carpets, drapes, off-street parking. Manager 485-3461 WESTSIDE 601 WssM 1th 8152.50 Beautiful quad with private and refrigerator in each unit. Share kitchen. Carpets, drapes, laundry facilties. Manager 683-2887. IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-8252 2079:tfn DORM CONTRACTS Ul DORM CONTRACT tor winter/spring Betty 726-0571.M3 825 TO TAKER of my dorm contract, winter/spring QUIET FLOOR Call Mary 485-9129 Please leave name and number if I'm not there_1-9 CONTRACT FOR SALE Case to taker Rich, 485-9639._ 1-9 NAME YOUR OWN PRICE! Two dorm contracts for winter/spring, quiet floor, good location. Call Molly or Suzy at 485-9574. please leave name and number if we re not there!1-15 DORM CONTRACT AVAILABLE Cal! Matt 345-0125after 5 pm. 1-13 RENTALS PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE for rent per month One block from campus Please inquire at 1458 Alder St. 1-9 I OST & FOUND LOST FROM BOOKSTORE Orange pack containing books and prescription glasses If found, glasses especially, please return to bookstore or call 686-61191-9 REWARD For return of prescription glasses and case lost during registration at either Mac Court or EMU Ballroom. Call 485-6085 1-12 CHILD CARE SKEETER'S HOUSE A healthy, educational environment for 2-7 year olds next to Skinner s Butte Park 7:30-5:30, M-F, 90 cents/hour includes snacks 686-8509. 1-9 Oregon Daily Emerald WINTER TERM PLACEMENTS AVAILABLE for infant, toddler, or after-school ages children at the U of 0 Child Care and Development Center Subsidies available for current U of O students. Call 686-4384 for information 1738:1-23 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 infor mation1104:1-16 WORK STUDyTESCAPE A PRACTICUM students: EMU Child Care Center has openings for toddler and pre-school aides Experience with children necessary. Hours 8-4:30 p.m. Call Dennis, 686-4345. 1105:1-16 MARKET BASKET We get our produce fresh everyday, shouldn't you?! JUST PRODUCE 742 East 24th 683-4321 162:MF FOOD & DRINK Fall Creek Bakery HOMEMADE CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES FRESH CROISSANTS A DANISH DAILY Mon-Fri8-7 Sat 10-7 Next to UO Bookstore 1771:1-9 EVENTS IFC POLICY MEETING THE IFC WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING to discuss policies that will guide the committee in its allocations for FY 1980-81 All students are welcome to attend TUESDAY, JAN. 13 3:30 PM EMU - room to be posted 2094 1-13 FACULTY FORUM ON Collective Bargaining Today at 3:00 Faculty Club Warren Kessler Pres., United Professors of California Kaye Faulkner AFT National Staff Fred Hasle OSEA State Staff irv Fletcher Lane County Labor Council United Oregon Professors FNTERTAINMENT CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 687-0733 EUGENE PREMIERE-ENDS TUESDAY DON GIOVANNI Joseph Losey's highly acclaimed rendition on Mozart's operatic masterpiece. SHOWING 8 PM ONLY Reduced Adm Mat Sat 2 pm A benefit for Eugene Opera Sunday 1 pm Call 485-3985 for info FRI S SAT MIDNIGHT SHOWS HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND MARILYN CHAMBERS In the X-Rated Classic BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR Requires separate admission 1-13 THE BIJOU 482 E 13th (at Ferry St) 686-BIJU The Best Sound System The Best Theatre In Town ELVIS Bom January 8,1935, Elvis Aaron Pres ley became legend. ELVIS-THAT’S THE AY IT IS documents the 1970 Las Vegas shows. 27 hit songs SHOWTIMES 7 A 9 PM ADMISSION: SundsyThursday $2.25 Friday-Satorday $2.75 Bijou Film Society $2 BIJou Mldnlte Jallhouse Rock Elvis' second (and arguably best) film Co-sponsored with KZEL THURSDAY 98 cento FRIDAY-SATUROAY 91.99 1-9 LEON RUSSELL and the NEW GRASS REVIVAL Sat. Feb. 28,1981 Lane County Expo Hall Ficket: $6 50, $7 50 and $8 50 in advance Send check or money order to Concert, c/o McKenzIe-Wlllamette Hospital, 1460 “G” St., Springfield, OR 07477 or call 726-4477 [Mastarcharga or VISA). UF THE CULTURAL FORUM presents an evening of traditional Irish music with KEVIN BURKE fiddler of The Bothy Band and PAUL KOTAPISH on guitar FRIDAY, JAN. 16 6 PM GERLINGER ALUMNI LOUNGE $3 general public $2 50 UO students Tickets on sale at the door 1-16 EMU CULTURAL FORUM present* A SLAVE OF LOVE This widely praised film was first in the U S. in early 1979 and astonished many for two reasons: a great story coupled with great filmmaking, and it's a Russian production. The last is astonishing because recent Russian films have not achieved the greatness of Russian cin ema in the '20s. The setting of the film is 1918 during the the Bolshevik Revolu tion. In the south of Russia a film crew is attempting to finish a romantic melo drama, oblivious to the tide of change about to engulf them Their film supply runs out, government troops invade their set and the turmoil of revolution draws closer. Only the beautiful leading lady is able to recognize the political realities, as falling in love with a Bolshevik camer aman she finds herself caught up in the forces of revolution and transformation SUNDAY, JAN. 11 7 A 9 PM 180 PLC *1-25 SUBTITLES --— THE SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS ALLAUDIN WILLIAM MATHIEU IN CONCERT Allaudin's spontaneous improvisations have an intricate and far-flung architec ture. His music has been called "an early planetary cathedral " Allaudin has com posed for Duke Ellington, Maynard Fer guson, Stan Kenton, The San Francisco Symphony Chorus, and The Kronos String Quartet At present, Allaudin lives and teaches in San Francisco, working with his colleague and mentor Terry Riley This is Allaudin's first solo ap pearance in Oregon. With strong training in jazz, classical music, and North Indian singing, his music combines elements from all three into a unique and special presentation FRIDAY. JAN. 9 ^•P*f GERLINGER LOUNGE (15th A University) Allaudin will be interviewed and selec tions from his music played on January 9, at 11 am on.KLCC and at 12:30 pm on KWAX. Allaudin will also offer workshops on January 10 and 11. Information available at the concert or call 342-4695 the ananda marga society PRESENTS JUNGLE BOOK Based on Rudyard Kipling s "Mowgli stories, this beautiful animated film is an explosion of color and music that follows the adventures of a boy who wants to live his life in the jungle among the animals he toves - .. ._ „ FRIDAY, JAN. 9 6:30, 9:45,10:30 190 PLC *1-“ Silence as you’ve never before seen... yes, the EMU Cultural Forum presents HAYWARD COLEMAN International Mime January 13 8 pm Robinson Theatre $3 UO students $4 general public FREE amazing workshop with Hayward Coleman January 13 12:30 Robinson Theatre What more could you ask? 1779:1 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents THE WHO Jn THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT As the NEW YORK DAILY NEWS put it, 'No self-respecting Who fan will miss seeing THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT." This good time movie chronicles one of rock's most vibrantly zany bands, The Who, in an exciting documentary that distills their electrifying energy thru rare concert footage and insightful inter views. KIDS is an overwhelming experience, an exciting testament to one of Ihe most controversial and vital superbands in rock history And |ust to make it interesting, 3 film posters will be given away FREE at each of the show ings, winning to be determined by the number on your ticket stub. FRIDAY, JAN. 9 7 A 9 PM 150 GEOLOGY $1.25 1767 1-9 EMU CULTURAL FORUM present* RICHARD PRYOR LIVE IN CONCERT Richard Pryor is pure outrageous magic on stage In fact, the man's dangerous He makes you laugh so hard you can hurt yourself At Long Beach, the site ot this film, they had to carry one woman out of the concert hall because she was laughing so hard she couldn't breathe This bawdy and uproarious comedy should be a fine start to winter term SATURDAY, JAN. 10 7:30 A 9 PM 150 GEOLOGY S1.25 vfCT’iv. EMU CULTURAL FORUM peasants FREE DANCE! BOOGIE TO THE 50's BEAT OF KING BOP Pul on your high-top Keds slick back you hair, and bop till you drop Relive the 50 s with good old rock-n-roll and FREE ADMISSION FRIDAY, JAN. 9 8-10:30 PM EMU BALLROOM 1-9 THE SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS WOODY ALLEN 8 DIANE KEATON IN ANNIE HALL Woody takes a hilariously funny look at human relationships through the story ot his own bittersweet romance with Annie Hall (Keaton). An Academy Award win ning masterpiece, including Best Actress tor Keaton. SATURDAY, JAN. 10 7 8 9:15 PM 180PLC $1.50 adults/$1 kids 1-9 UNION Light Set $13.95 installed for $7,50 3^2-48J8 CYCLE ) _ SHOP \ 60 east lllh / Str-iA “The cozy tavern under the Ferry Street Bridge” 375 E. 7th Avenue Eugene 484-7085 Page 11
