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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1981)
PLEASE TAKE OVER OUR LEASE! Need to move immediately Nice, furnished, one be droom apartment, great campus location. We re in a tight spot and willing to work out a deal 687-2578 8-4 AVAILABLE NOW Furnished one bedroom apartment, very clean, water and garbage paid 1 'k blocks from campus $210 month 682- 0804. _2-25, 2-27 NICE FULLY FURNISHED 1 bedroom apart ment for 1 or 2 , near campus Dishwasher, laundry, covered parking. Available March 20th $200 plus refund Deposit 683-7543. 2-27 VERY CLOSE TO CAMPUS. 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Includes parking and washing facilities. Comes with 1 term FREE HBO, CABLE TV. $300 month for nice place 485-4826IM LARGE ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT New paint, new carpet, one block from campus. Available March 20, $220 per month. Call 343-1491_ 3jJ> AVAILABLE NOW AND IN LATE MARCH: One bedroom apartments, close to campus. Complete kitchen with dishwasher and dispo sal. Carpeting, balcony, air conditioning Available for inspection. Kirkwood Apartments, 12th and Ferry. Resident (student) managers (# 203)683-5954_3;5 BEDROOM. FURNISHED, APT. Two bath rooms. Dishwasher. Fireplace, disposal and very spacious. 2 blocks from campus Ac comodates 4 easily. $279 month. Phone 683- 1692.___2-27 TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX. Clean, close quiet: 2600 Onyx. Unfurnished applianced. Carpet, drapes $240 plus deposit. 686-4006. 343-1518 (eve ) 3-3 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-SI 29 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 '/i 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 CONTRACT for sale. Call 686-6114, ask for Chuck. 2-27 DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE Spring term McClure Hall. Single room, male or female. 686-6315. Ask for Thad (eves.) Keep trying! 3-4 TWO SPILLER DORM CONTRACTS FOR SALE. Spring Term Reward to takers Call Jeff or Todd at EXT 5358 or 485-9710 2-27 SPRING TERM Male Multiple, Decou Hall. 686-6390, Oliver. ?-5 I OST & FOUND BAA BAA BLACK SHEEP, Have you any wool Yes Sir, Yes Sir. Thirteen Bags Full. Where the Bleep Are our Sheep? 2-27 FOUND: SWEATER at Jackson Browne, ext 4324 ask for Bill2-27 LOST: A WHITE CONTACT CASE contain ing a pair of brown tinted lenses. Lost on Sat., Feb. 21 between the library and Hamil ton dorms. It found please call ext. 5342 or 485-9713. Reward offered!2-27 PLEEZE, I LOST A RING at Jackson Brown's concert. It’s a red-grey stone in a silver setting. Much sentimental value. Reward to the honest person who finds it 485-0625 or 686-3712 leave message for Linnea_2-27 LOST: BLUE BACKPACK Feb 24 14th & Alder Please help me find it, without my journal & my contacts, I'm lost. Call Adam 746-3850 2-27 FOUND: A VIBRATOR in room 150 Geo on 2-24 at 12:30pm Call 683-8580 for recovery 3^2 REWARD FOR RETURN OF ORIENTAL PRINT missing from Delta Gamma Sorority house. No questions asked Information on whereabouts, phone 345-8383_3-5 LOST: SILVER RING with square black onyx stone Lost in vicinity of Duffy s, Renny's and 7 Eleven Reward!! Call Jay EXT 3466 3-2 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 provid ed Call Charlotte. Liz 344-7690 MWF:3-2 MARKET BASKET We get our produce fresh everyday, shouldn’t you?1 JUST PRODUCE 742 East 24th 683-4321 162 MF EVENTS Are you interested in a career in the music industry? THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM and CASCADE CONCERTS are happy to announce a Career in Music Seminar featuring John Ford Coley Leslie Kelly Topics will include man^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 Film Friday RED DETACHMENT OF WOMEN A revolutionary ballet directed by Chiang Ching during the Cultural Revolution (now being reversed) in China. Fri. Feb. 27 167 EMU 8 pm Film is feature length, in color, fflis English subtitles, and is being shown by the Friends of the RCYB to build for INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY BREAK THE CHAINS! UNLEASH THE FURY OF WOMEN AS A MIGHTY FORCE FOR REVOLUTION! LONG LIVE CHIANG CHING! 2-27 MULTI CULTURAL SYMPOSIUM DINNER SUN. MARCH 1ST 5:30PM ERB MEMORIAL UNION BALLROOM U OF O ADULTS $3.00 CHILDREN $1.50 12 YRS& UNDER ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC & THEATER Sponsored by BSU, MECHA, NASU, AASU 2381:2-27 THE POLITICAL SCIENCE STUDENT UNION PRESENTS A FORUM ON POLAND Polish workers defy communist party leaders as talks with the government falter Solidarity "independent union federation" or "counter revolution”? Five day work week, farmer’s union, reduction of censorship, freedom of press. . ., will government concede. Will continued unrest lead to Soviet interference7 These and other question will be addressed by specialists from Political Science, Economics, Sociology, and Geography TUESDAY, MARCH 4 4 PM EMU FORUM ROOM 3-4 FNTERTAINMENT WINTER WORKS A STUDENT DANCE CONCERT Feb 27 & 18 8:30 pm Dougherty Theatre Gerlinger Annex Admission $2 2-27 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents IN CONCERT the Virtuoso American Fiddler and Eminent Folklorist ALAN JABBOUR from the LIBRARY OF CONGRESS g pM ci INDAY MARCH 1 $2 75 students $- 75 g ^ PDesk Tickets available at tivi 2-27 limited seating RIVER rafting Smene 20 minutes Horn Eugene 998-6777 (local) THE WATER RAT Si849FM JOHN BAUER CONCERTS and EMU CULTURAL FORUM present* The country show of the year with the renowned RONNIE MILSAP on MONDAY, MARCH 9 Tickets now on sal* at the EMU Main Desk MHF EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents Contraband FROM VIRGINIA with Bob Childs, Caller In a Country Dance featuring traditional American contras, circles & squares - All dances taught - - beginners, singles welcomed - FRIDAY, FEB. 27 8 PM EMU BALLROOM UO Campus MHF 2-27 FRIENDS OF WHITEBIRD present THREE STOOGES and LITTLE RASCALS This hilarious combination ot two of the funniest old-time TV show will be shown nonce every hour on Thursday night for only 75 cents. THURSDAY, FEB. 26 8,9,10,11 150 GEOLOGY $.75 2-26 INSPECTOR CLOUSEAU STARRING: Peter Sellers, Frank Finlay, Delia Boccard, Barry Foster. Patrick Cargill, Beryl Reid and Clive Francis FRIDAY, FEB. 27 7 4 9 PM 107 LAWRENCE 2-27 CARTOONS! Roll in the aisles with classic feature cartoons. Merry Melodies, Shirley Temple, Pink Panther. Betty Boop, original Three Stooges, Popeye, Daffy Duck and more! FRIDAY, FEB. 27 7 4 9PM 177 LAWRENCE $1.25 Sponsored by UO Ski Team DON’T MISS IT! 2-27 BLACK HISTORY MONTH FILM FESTIVAL A Raisin In The Sun STARS SIDNEY POITIER CLAUDIA McNEIL, RUBY DEE Based on Lorraine Hansberry's award-winning play, this eloquent drama, superbly performed, portrays a black family's frustrations and triumphs as they strive to realize to realize their long-nurtured dreams. Told with compassion, warmth and humor FRIDAY, FEB. 27 7:30 PM 123 SCIENCE $1 Sponsored by BSU and People for Southern African Freedom 2-27 ’ FRIENDS OF THE FUTURE and UNIVERSITY VETERANS present WOODY ALLEN in BANANAS incurably insane indecently funny " Vincent Canby. New York Times SATURDAY, FEB. 28 7, 8:45 4 10:30 180 PLC $1.50 2-27 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents Bob Fosse’s Oscar winning ALL THAT JAZZ ALL THAT JAZZ is a dazzling tour de force; a very Hollywood film that nonetheless tells the very personal story of the ambitious, talented, speed-eating Joe Gideon trying to do it all before he does himself in with his crazy lifestyle. FRIDAY, FEB. 27 7 4 9:30 PM 150 GEOLOGY $1.25 2-27 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents La Salamandre (THE SALAMANDER) Alain Tanner's LA SALAMANDRE in his captivating and droll film debut, tilled with an Infectious high spirit. He achieves this thru a cinematic awareness of the oblique, casual, but all-important ways in which people act. The story concerns the efforts of a 2 young writers - one who relies on intuition and one who relies on facts - to construct a TV script around a purported murder attempt by a young working woman who doesn't get along too well with the world Bulle Ogur creates a wonderfully kinky and defiant modern heroine. SUBTITLES SUNDAY, MARCH 1 7 4 9:30 PM 180 PLC $1.25 2-27 CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 687-0733 EUGENE PREMIERE-ENDS THURSDAY EMPIRE OF PASSION Empire continues Nisa Oshima's investigation of sexual passion beyond reason and law as wife and lover (Tatsuya Fuji of Realm of the Senses) plot to kill husband, then face the presence of a ghostly tormentor SHOWING 7:30 ONLY Sunday Matinee 2 pm and BLOOD FEUD The latest provocative film from the cinema's foremost female director, unites Lina Wert muller's favorite Giannini with the great duo, Loren and Mastroianni, in a tale of love, jealousy and the revenge and the rise of Sicilian fascism in the 1920s. SHOWING 9:30 ONLY Sunday Matinee 4 pm FRI a, SAT MIDNIGHT SHOWS HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND MARILYN CHAMBERS In the X-rated Classic BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR Requires separate admission THE BIJOU 492 E 13th (at Ferry St) 686-BIJU The Best Sound System The Best Theatre in Town Admission $2 ENDS TUESDAY MODERN TIMES NIGHTLY 7:30 PM Also plays Sunday ? pm Charlie Chaplin’s THE GREAT DICTATOR NIGHTLY 9:15 PM Also plays Sunday 4 45 pm WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 8 PM Christopher Schindler Double Keyboard Piano Recital BIJOU MIDNITE KZEL & MICHAEL LAMONT PRESENT ANDY WARHOL S TRASH RATED X "A masterpiece, a brilliant, funny, mov ing film," Rolling Stone, THURSDAY $.96 FRIDAY A SATURDAY $1.96 Music Lovers A History of THE BEATLES See the Beatles perform in concert as well as in the studio and on TV from 1964 to 1969, two amazing hours of the Beatles!!! FRI ft SAT FEB. 27 ft 28 7, 9:15,11:30 Room 138 Gilbert Hall Presented by Contemporary Popular Music Film Society L2L HAPPY TRAILS DUFFY’S * CAPTAIN v 7* m COUNTRY mC> Friday & Saturday 9-2 FREE Live Music with Captain Country at DUFFY’S FAMOUS FRIDAY AT 4 $1.75 Pitchers from 4-6
