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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1981)
CENTRALLY LOCATED 361 East 13th S199/S215 Centrally located, one bedroom apartment Appliances, carpeting, laundry facilities. Refundable deposit. CLOSE TO CAMPUS 611 East 11th $189 One bedroom, semi-furnished. Carpets, drapes, appliances, laundry facilties I PM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-8252 _ 2078:tfn TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT in small complex. 145 North A, Springfield. New carpet, laundry, bus stop, bike bath. $210. Frank 741-1506 or Nancy 344-8888 1728:tfn UNFURNISHED 1-2 BEDROOM apartment 1250 Ferry. $195-$265. 485-0359 2246:tfn UNFURNISHED ONE A TWO BEDROOM apartments near campus. $175 and $250 485-0359._ 2276:tfn COUNTRY HOME 39413 Dearborn Road Three bedroom home by the McKenzie $475 840 LARCH Three bedrooms, appliances, carpeting, drapes, easy trip to campus $299. IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-8252 2477:tfn QUADS QUADS Clean, quiet, modern $135 including utilities THE BROWN DERBY 441 E 17th Manager # 10 683-7353 or 686-1049, 683-2733 __2218:tfn CAMPUS QUADS 475 East 15th $109-$129 Room in house plus quad Kitchen privleges. Resident Manager 343-0459 evenings 690 East 16th $142.50 Private bath and refrigerator in each unit. Share kitchen and living room. Carpets, drapes, off-street parking. WESTSIDE 601 West 11th $152.50 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 QUADS $115 utilities included 1360 Alder 485-4167 _2109:tfn QUADS NOW RENTING Beginning $139 Private 'h bath, private refrigerator. CAMPUS COURT QUADS 1544 Alder 686-1075 _2189:tfn $145 INCLUDING UTILITIES. CLEAN, QUIET QUADS. Zi block from campus on E. 16th. Furnished, private bath and refrigerator. Air conditioned 345-1272. 1882:tfn DORM CONTRACTS Ul DORM ROOM AVAILABLE SPRING TERM. Call Karen anytime, 686-6087. Leave a message if I'm not there!!2-20 DORM CONTRACT FOR SPRING TERM: MUST SELL Call Sheri ext. 5373 or 485-9853 _2-23 BURGESS DORM CONTRACT for sale $20 reward for taking over contract. Call Alice 485-9714 2-24 SPRING TERM DORM CONTRACT for sale A case of beer to taker Call 485-9714 and ask for Martha S. 2-24 1 OST & FOUND LOST: Blue wool double insulated Filsen jacket 2/11 second floor Gilbert. Sentimental value. Reward. 343-7226_ 2-20 HOWARD LEES your address book was found at 7-11 on the corner of E. 13th & Alder. 2-20 MY HANDS ARE FREEZING. Wool gloves, leather palms. Lost on or north of campus. 686-1725 Late eves, keep trying 2-20 LOST Red wool beret with a silver Orca whale pin. Feb 16 on west side of campus. David 345-3269 or 683-7532. 2-24 CHILD CARE FOUR SEASON MORNING SCHOOL a homey, Westside preschool now has openings for children ages 2-6. We love to teach arts and crafts, drama and music, science, and reading and math readiness. Snack and lunch provided. Call Charlotte, Liz 344-7690. MWF:3-2 MARKET basket We get our produce fresh everyday, shouldn't you?! JUST PRODUCE 742 East 24th 683-4321 _ 162:MF MILLER S GROCERY 1065 East 20th 345-6727 Betweeh Narris & Potter St GROCERIES-COLD BEER-WINE Variety of other needs Open 10 to 10 Sunday thru Thursday 10 to 11 Friday & Saturday Yes, we accept food stamps 2500:MW EVENTS In conjunction with the Jackson Browne Water lor Life Concert The Student Bar Association A Pacific Alliance present John T rudell Indian activist and anti-nuclear advocate, speaking in Room 129 Law School, Monday, February 23, 3:30 pm 2-23 BLACK STUDENT UNION PRESENTS THE MAN FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT Starring James Eari Jones SUNDAY, FEB. 22 180 PLC 7:30 PM $1 2-20 THE ART OF STORYTELLING The EMU Craft Center is sponsoring a special workshop taught by professional storyteller Cynthia Orr on Saturday, Feb. 24 from 10-4 Cost is $8 Preregister in the Craft Center. 2-20 Are you interested in a career in the music industry? THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM and CASCADE CONCERTS are happy to announce a FREE Career in Music Seminar featuring John Ford Coley and Leslie Kelly Topics will include mari^areas, includ ing songwriting techniques, publishing, copyrighting and concert production the seminar will take place on Saturday. February 28 at 1 pm at 150 Geology. 2-20 EMU CULTURL FORUM _ , Present. Selected photographs by Bernard L. iwSSSHt. PHOTO GALLEPV located in the main lobby 5^1,, w"be ENTERTAINMfmt „ CINEMA 7 >0th & Olive-Atrium Building 687-0733 y then "My Brilliant Car^r ' HHan9ln9 Rockp," "The Getting of wisdom ' 2 now' besl 01 a" moving and powerful/' RichardS™^ the getting values of an impoverished young oirl /i^9h !he eyes 0( t>y Suzannah Fowlel aHonJbeau,rully ac,ed 9'rls school. Director PW^'p9 an exclusiVe tralia 1977) Br.‘ic® 8erestord (Aus sound. "5mrri wim brilliant image and SHOWING 7:30 A 9:45 pu uci r» Red Adm Mal Sun 2 om In the X-Rated Classic behind the green door Requires separate adtnl,»|nn NEW AMERICAN MOVEMENT presents OUR MAN FLINT >1 Of Jamoc s:i_ & ,srsxjr “?r t- *«»— expert This spv aduonf^0, ul,ra‘C001 karate against our super aqent Thn "S ^ scien,lsts 177 LAWRENCE 7 * 9 PM $1.25 2-20 Sorry, neither REMEMBER Mv ij.uc SEDUCTION OF JOE TYNAN this weekend THAN will be shown 2-20 the SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS amarcord yoau.h in "asmall towfn of p^a “itelyTh 3 is perhaps his besl loved Tim tk ,hls autobiographical™ i of ^ S,0ry' man who longs tofthe ,reed y°Un^ adulthood but can't T. ,dom of mm£~w its Shortcomings ^^rfn°*edsin9 FRIDAY, FEB. 20 7 » • . 177UWRENCE ,1.5o/,fc^ 2-20 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents Gillian Armstrong’s MY BRILLIANT CAREER This Australian film was one of the surprise hits of last year. It's the story of Sybylla Melvyn as an exuberant young girl growing up in the Australian outback during the turn of the century. She admits to a solid streak of egotistical independence that prevents her from engaging in the dusty struggle of becoming the wife of a dirt farmer or anyone else. She hates the thought of milking cows, raising children and giving up her dream of a career as a writer Newcomer Judy Davis sparkles as the impulsive heroine, struggling to break tradition SUNDAY, FEB. 22 7 A 9 PM 150 GEOLOGY $1.25 THE ANANDA MARQA SOCIETY presents Herman Hesse’s Siddhartha Hesse's novel of the search for enlight enment is brought to life amidst dazzling images of the Ganges River and Indian spiritual seekers. Siddhartha exper iences the ultimate in both austerity and sensuality as he pursues his inner self FRIDAY, FEB. 20 7 A 9 PM 180 PLC $1.50 THE BIJOU 492 E 13th (at Ferry St) 686-BIJU The Best Sound System The Best Theatre in Town Admission $2 A SPECIAL DAY Stars Sophia Loran and Marcello Mastrolannl in an intensely satisfying romantic tale of a brief encounter in Mussolini's Italy. Shows 7:30 pm Also Sunday 3 pm. WE ALL LOVED EACH OTHER SO MUCH Stars Stephania Sandrelli, Vittono Gass man. A must see for lover of Italian cinema! Includes appearances by Vittor io deSica and Frederico Fellini. Shows 3:30 pm Also Sunday 5 pm BIJOU MIDNITE THE HARDER THEY COME Stars Jimmy Cliff. Still the best REG GAE film. Thursday 96 cents. Friday and Saturday $1.96 Also Sunday 1 pm March 12-14 ROCKY HORROR ADVANCE TICKETS ONLY!! THEATRE 4:30 PRESENTS HOME FREE Thursday, Feb 19 and Friday, Feb 20 at 5 pm. Arena Theatre, 104 Viilard 2-20 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents DIANE KURYS’ Peppermint Soda Diane Kurys' PEPPERMINT SODA is an effervescent concoction with a surpris ing kick to it. An unheralded first film by a young unknown director, it went onto become the biggest grossing film in France, followed by equally unexpected success in the U S. The scrapboook-like story centers on the friends, family, school, sulks, sexual misconceptions, bad grades, adventures, and misadven tures of a French schoolgirl from summer to summer in the watershed year of 1963. The originality and accuracy of Kurys' vision of adolescence immedia tely moved critics to place her in the compay of Francois Truffaut SUBTI TLES FRIDAY, FEB. 20 7 A 9 PM 150 GEOLOGY $1.25 2-20 FRIENDS OF THE FUTURE and UNIVERSITY VETERANS pretent ALLEGRO NON TROPPO An animated medley of satire, sur realism, spoofery, and general nonsense - set to superb music "Bazetta out does Disney" Time Magazine SATURDAY, FEB. 217, 8:45,10:30 PM 180 PLC $1.50 2-20 JOHN BAUER CONCERTS and EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents The country show of the year with the renowned RONNIE MILSAP on MONDAY, MARCH 9 Tickets now on sale at the EMU Main Desk MHF BEER GARDEN TODAY featuring THE BLUETONES 4-7 PM EMU DINING ROOM ID REQUIRED NO EXCEPTIONS 2-20 RIVER RAFTING No guides, 2 or 4 hour trips. Overnight by arrangement Quiet rural setting along the Willamette 20 minutes from Eugene 998-6777 (local) THE WATER RAT’S 1849:FM PERSONALS GREEKS Would you believe party pictures tor SI .31 apiece? That's the cost per print if you take advantage of our BUY 3 GET 1 FREE special. WALLY KEMPE & Assoc John Dutto-Manager 344-6750 __2470:2-27 Can you spell FORENSICS? It you can and would like to make BIG BUCKS, then you may be eligible to judge at the U of O High School Speech Tournament, March 5, 6, 7. Call Dan at 686-4180 ___2-20 DORM R.A.t: Are you planning a party Winter Term? Call us for all your photographic needs. WALLY KEMPE & Assoc John Dutton-Manager 344-6750 *_ 2-27 SAMMY: Meet me for a chocolate egg cream at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard LOLITA 376:tfn Why wait for your new contacts. . one day service at the Contact Lens Clinic of Eugene 401 E. 10th 683-2224 1699H 25 Hour CONTACT LENSES $225 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HARD 6 SOFT LENS REPLACEMENT LENSES CLEANED 6 POLISHED DAVE TAWNEY Certified Optician 149 West 12th St. Located in the Equitable Insurance Building, '/i block from the Eugene Hospital & Clinic between Olive & Char nelton. Phone 683-4164 1773:WF HARRY: Meet me for homemade clam chowder at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard LUIGI __375:tfn CANDID PHOTOGRAPHY will add class to any party to your party! Compare and save! DANA JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHY 345-6112 2-21 CEDARWORKS Remember Spring? Imagine sipping tea in the morning on your new cedar deck We can build it for you Reasonable fees Call Hal and Jim 688-6644,688-7141 2-20 IT S YOUR MONEY WE'RE SPENDING OVER $2,000,000 OF IT! DO YOU CARE WHERE IT GOES? The seven-person Incidental Fee Committee decides where to spend the $50 00 each student pays each term. The IFC will hold public hearings on funding requests from various groups today. Come give us your input. See briefs (p. 2) for groups and locations. / NEW FOR SINGLES Let me match your interests and values with other singles in this area. Very reasonable tee CONTACT FRIENDSHIP DIRECTORY 317 W. Broadway Suite 112 Eugene, Oregon 97401 343-8463 10 am-6 pm Mon-Frl __2199:MWF MAKE MONEY! Recycling Your Clothe*! RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and trades secondhand clothing lor men and women For appointment: 344-7039 380 E 11 th Mon-Sat 11:30 am to 6 pm _ _1881 :UWF GENERAL HOSPITAL HAPPY HOUR! at DUFFY’S Watch "GH" on the big screen. Wine 50 cents, beer 35 cents, ever weekday tram 2-3 pm. Follow the trials and tribulations of all the GH crew at Putty's! 2272:UHF POETS We are now selecting work for 1981 Anthology Submit to: Contemporary Poetry Press, P.O. Box 88, Lansing, NY 14882 2-20 DONT MISS DUFFY’S FAMOUS Friday at 4 $1.75 pitchers 4-6 pm 2459:2-20 PULVERIZE HIGH TRANSPORTATION COST Hitchhike! $ to S Pickens, PO Box 84. Harrisburg, Pa 17108 buys 35,000 miles experience. Moneyback guarantee 2-25 SATURDAY NITE AT MAX'S HOME COOK’N LIVE MUSIC from 9-2 __2^0 Theta Chi’s It s time once more for the year to begin and celebrate the New Year once again The time is New Years Eve so don't hesitate, cuz at midnight those kisses we are sure to await With cham pagne, party hats and streamers galore with Theta Chis - who could ask for more. Awaiting the celebration The Alpha Chi’s _2-20 RADICAL THETA HOUSEDANCE DATES: Craig, Gonzalo and Jay: Friday night will start with a bang as we open champagne for the Theta-Fiji gang. A Harvey Wallbanger party will follow dinner, then we'll head for the dance it's sure to be a winner We ll get wild and crazy: we'll bop 'till we drop Then we'll pick ourselves up, the fun won't stop. The night won't end 'till who knows when Get ready to party with three radical women THETAS KIM, SUZI AND MARY 2-20 GOOD LUCK BALDY _2-20 LADIES OF 2nd FLOOR ROBBINS: If only you knew what Tammy's???? meant! Love. MIKE _2-20 HESSE AND YANCE My favorite Theta's: Brian and Rick over me. huh? Have fun tonite! Love. MICHAEL 2-20 HAPPY BIRTHDAY KATHY ELLIOTT Hope Saturday nights celebration is the best yet! This is your night, so party, party, party!_2-20 LOR LOR Wishing you a happy, happy birthday today. You |ust keep getting better, baby Love, MICHAEL_ _2-20 SIG EP S: What a winner our party will be, because with all of you we have a top team! 2-4-6-8 Sig Ep's and Chi 0's really rate! See you CHI O S _2-20 TOM You’re pretty big yourself! I love you! have a happy, happy birthday! AMY_2-20 GOT THE MIDTERM BLUES? Go to a party with a costume form the St. Vincent DePaul store. 110 E. 11th._ 2-20 Happy 21st Paul Newe FROM YOUR ROOMIE __2-20 CHERYL Thanks for dinner, next time it’s my treat MARK_ 2-20 GIRLS Richard Seow is 19 today. The first two 10's to appear in U.l. Rm 621 get him for tonight _2-20 THREE CHEERS AND MYSTIC MINTS to Sigma Kappas KellyB Carolyn, Laura, Jennifer, Kathy, Ingrid and Linda Right on Sisters! SIGMA SPIRITS 2-20
