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The EMU Cultural Forum invites applications Applications forms are available for 1981-82 EMU Cultural Forum volunteer student coor dinators in the following areas: Folk Music Concerts, Film and Literature, and Performing Arts. Deadline lor applying is Friday, April 17. Obtain applications and job descriptions in Suite 2, EMU. If you have the least amount of interest, stop by the office and learn more about the rewarding experience of working on the Cultural Forum.__41 4-3 CLERK-TYPIST (Student) Dependable, ac curate, figure aptitude, mornings, approx. 20/hrs./week. 686-3531.43:4-3 NEEDED: Language Lab operators. Must be work-study. Please call ext. 4011, Thurs/Fri. or Mon. , 3-5 pm.4-6 2 RESEARCH ASSISTANTS to run subjects in psychological experiments Work study only. Call Harold 686-4933051:4-8 PEOPLE WHO NEVER SOLD anything before earn good $$$ selling Avon. Call 746-6422 __1740:tfn CHILD CARE NEEDED for one year old girl. T, Th 9-2:30. 343-72964-8 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING AC CEPTED for the position of feature editor of the Oregon Daily Emerald. Applicants should have writing and editing skills. Position requires 3-5 hours, five days a week, for $9 an issue. Turn in completed applications to Emerald office, 300 EMU by 5 pm, April 10. The Emerald is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Women, minorities and the handicapped are encouraged to apply,____4-10 CAREER MODEL WANTED We are looking for a vivacious young lady, interested in fashion photography, but must have specific qualifications. Must measure at least 35-25-35. Apply in person between the hours of 10 am & 4 pm. Sunday April 5. Craff Stoves, 4197 Franklin Blvd. (next to Sunny Gas) Serious Inquiries Only THE ASUO IS SEEKING 35 POLLWORKERS for the ASUO Spring primary and general elections. Poll workers MUST be registered students for Spring term and must be willing to work at least two hour (2) shifts. Poll workers must also be willing to help count elections ballots after the polls close. Counting ballots entails up to seven (7) hours work after polls close. Pay is $3.35 per hour. Primary elections are April 15-16 General elections are April 22-23 The ASUO is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer._085:4-9 PUBLICITY AIDE Graphics work for science center: newsletters, brochures, ads. Exper ience in publicity techniques required. $4 hr. Call WISTEC: 484-9027. Next to Autzen Stadium094:4-7 EXHIBIT GUIDE Explain science exhibits to school groups. Must enjoy children; science background helpful. Morning and weekend work: $4 hr. Next to Autzen Stadium. Call WISTEC 484-9027095:4-7 GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY! Training, leads, education, FREE to determined per sons. Outstanding bonuses. Earn money with certified organic foods from Crown Valley. Bob 342-80084-6 THE EMU CRAFT CENTER needs woodshop supervisors and others with craft experience. Must have workstudy and be able to work weekends. Apply at the Craft Center or call 686-4361 4-9 Roommates ^ TWO BEDROOM UNFURNISHED townhouse on river and bikepath in quiet neighborhood. $160/month. Grad student or professional person preferred. Call689-8125 after 7 pm.4-3 TWO ROOMS NEAR CAMPUS and park in attractive older home with sun deck. Share vegetarian dinners. $120, $125. 2026 Agate. 344-3360.4-6 TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED to share beau tiful, clean, spacious house, next to park. $120 plus utilities. Great deal! Call Maggie 485-3780 or 344-4630._ _4-3 FEMALE HOUSEMATE WANTED to share country home 23 miles from campus. Workshop space; pets ok, $140 month. Share rides if possible. David 343-53624-14 ROOMMATE WANTED Two bedroom apart ment, furniture. $140 plus Vi utilities. 4 blocks from campus. Call 683-4780._4-6 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share roomy duplex near South Eugene High. $147.50 plus $50 deposit. 686-2948, Dinah 4-2 NEED TENNIS AND GOLF PARTNER that likes beer and booze, but only a little smoke to live with two of same. Basic frat type or acct. major preferred. Downstairs, private bath, great view, almost laundry, $130 mo. Tracy Simpson, Dave Camp, 344-6116.4-6 LOOKING FOR ONE HOUSEMATE to share nice cozy home with two other students. Fireplace, 2 baths, close to bike trail. $135 mo. Call 485-1907 for Cindy or Kelly4-3 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share house with two graduate students. $150 month. Nice big house, 19th and Charnelton. Mark 686-4616 or 485-8561.4-3 SERIOUS FEMALE STUDENTS seek same to share lovely 3 bedroom house, yard Pets may be ok. $100. 345-6215. _4-3 SHARE 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX with friendly people, male, female. Dishwasher, garage, yard, fireplace, busline, bike path. $117/mo. Tom, Laurie 683-7424. 4-3 FEMALE WANTED TO SHARE 2 bedroom furnished apartment $130 plus Vi electricity and phone Non-smoker, responsible Call 342-4102. Comfortable. _4^3 THREE BEDROOM HOUSE quiet neighbor hood, 15 minute bike ride from campus. $105 month plus 1 /3 utilities Jan 343-6218 4-3 ROOMMATE NEEDED: SUNNY TWO BE DROOM DUPLEX IN SOUTH EUGENE Share with personable, serious student. Fireplace, dishwasher, laundry $150, deposit, utilities Dawn 683-7654_ 4-10 ROOMMATE NEEDED to share four bedroom house one block from campus. Fireplace, shower & bath, $100 mo. plus utilities Call Kent Stacy, or Bill 484-6844 4-6 MALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share 4 bedroom house with 3 others in South Univer sity area for $123 month plus 1/4 utilities. 3 blocks from campus, washer & dryer, and available now. Call 342-3413 or 687-0740 4-7 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED Duplex, 2 Bd., fireplace, across from University Park, 6 blocks from campus, $175 per month. 342-7559, Colleen 4-8 ATTENTION!! FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share nice 2 bdrm apartment 1 block from campus. Furnished, excellent view. Some utilities paid. $147.50. 484-2817 ask tor Vickie. 4-9 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 Eaet 15th $109-8129 Room in house plus quad. Kitchen privleges. Resident Manager 343-0459 evenings WESTSIOE 601 Weet 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. 465-8252 __2079:tfn QUADS $115 utilities included 1360 Alder 485-4167 __2109:tfn QUADS NOW RENTING Beginning $139 Private Va bath, private refrigerator. CAMPUS COURT QUADS 1544 Alder 686-1075 2189:tfn $145 INCLUDING UTILITIES. CLEAN, QUIET QUADS. Va block from campus on E. 16th. Furnished, private bath and refrigerator Air conditioned. 345-1272. 1882:tfn 1728 FERRY Quads. Share kitchen and bath. $119 Manager 683-8796 IPM CO„ REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-8252 2000:tfn Quad available now. Private bath and refriger ator. 553 East 18, #3. $125. JEAN TATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 4-10 TWO SECOND FLOOR UNIVERSITY INN contracts obtainable immediately. Take ad vantage of Ul living at spring term prices 344-5271 anytime._4-7 CONTRACT OBTAINABLE IMMEDIATELY Hamilton-Boynton dorms. Call Kim Schuler at 342-2944 4-3 TIRED OF SPENDING MONEY ON RENT, but can't afford to buy? Think MOBILE HOMES. They appreciate, build equity, and are afforda ble. Put your money to work with these daisies: 2 BDRM. 1980 HILLCREST 14 X 60 Exc. cond. extras. Adult area in park close to river rec. area $15,995. Call Don 345-3206 DELUXE SMALL DBL-WIDE In established park, prof, landscaped, lag decks. 2 bdrm, 2 bath Great terms, low down Call Linda 484-5138. 14 X 65 BARRINGTON W/TIPOUT 2 bdrm. New roof, air cond. Set up in quiet park w/country feeling. $13,400. Owner will carry paper. Call Kathy 747-0149. IDEAL FOR STUDENT 12 x 60 1969 Champion. Very good condition, 2 bedrooms with built-in desks. Quiet, close to rive and U of O Only $8,900 Don 345-3206. 63:tfn Child Care THE U OF O CHILD CARE and Development Center (state and federally licensed) has placements available for toddler and after school age children. Please call 686-4384 for more info.4-22 EVENING CLASSES? The EMU Child Care Center has evening child care available Monday-Thursday, 6-10 pm for ages 1-6 years. Call 686-4345 for more infor mation . 4-10 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 Harris & Potter St. GROCERIES-COLD BEER-WINE Variety of other needs Open 10 to 10 Sunday thru Thursday 10 to 11 Friday A Saturday Yes, we accept food stamps 2500 MW Events ONE DAY OR WEEKEND workshops offered through the EMU Craft Canter: Storytelling. Origami, Natural Dyeing. Ceramic Glaze Ap plication, Construction of Canavas Stretcher bars and Simple Framing Techniques. Regis tration begins on Thursday._3® 4‘®. CONTRADANCE Friday, April 3, 8 pm, $1.50. Music by Empty Pockets. Friends Meeting Hall, 2274 Onyx. 4-3 Benefit Recital SUSAN COHEN Classical Pianist Proceeds will benefit the Resident Ac tivity Fund at McKenzie Manor Nursing Home. Tickets available at the door: $4 general, $3 students and seniors. For advance tickets call 485-5332. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Eaat 23rd A Harris Monday, April 6 8 pm 4-6 U.S. out of El Salvador MARCH, RALLY EVENING PROGRAM April 18 March starts at noon at 13th and Kincaid. We are a coalition of over 65 diverse campus and community groups united around these demands: 1. U.S. Out of El Salvador. No military or economic aid to the military regime. 2. Self-determination for the people of El Salvador. 3. Resources for human needs, not war. Join our planning meetings held each Sunday at 5 pm In the basement of the U of O Law School or, phone 343-9130 for more informa tion. 83 4-17 The Dance Department and the Contin uation Center are sponsoring A DANCE SAMPLER INSTRUCTOR: Julia Murphy An introductory course that will explore three forms of dance, ballet, modern, and jazz through active participation in a studio setting. FORMAT: 8 meetings every Tuesday and Thursday beginning April 7, in Room 219 Gerlinger Hall from 7-8 pm, FEES: $30 workshop fee is required. Registration and credit information available 1 st night of class. for further information call the Contin uation Center at 686-4231 096:4-7 AN OVERVIEW OF CONTEMPORARY LEATHER MARC GOLDRING This visiting artist will present a FREE slide presentation and workshop demonstration exploring the ancient water-forming leather technique. Slide presentation: Wed Apr 8th 7:30 Forum Room Workshop: Thurs. Apr 9th 5:30-9:30 EMU Craft Center Preregister in the Craft Center as enrollment is limited For information call 686-4361. Pre sented by the EMU Craft Center's Visiting Artist Series, and the EMU Cultural Forum. 084:4-8 CANDLE LITE VIGIL Fri . April 3rd. 6 30, in front of Harris Hall This vigil is called by the Eugene N.A.A.C.P. to support the black families in Eugene subjected to racial harass ment B.L.S.C. is organizing car pools to leave EMU courtyard at 6:00. 4-3 Entertainment FREE DANCE with ATTACK AND THE FUN. . . THURSDAY, APRIL 2,1981 8 PM EMU Ballroom FREE ADMISSION 56:4-2 JIMMY BUFFETT 2922 good seats still available 57 4-15 Why is information the most important commodity of the eighties? How can we find solutions to our world media communication problems? To help you find the answers THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents SEAN MacBRIDE * 1974 Nobel Peace Prize winner * Co-founder Amnesty International * Chairman International Commis sion tor Study of Communication Problems Tuesday, April 7 8 pm EMU BALLROOM FREE ADMISSION The EMU Cultural Forum is a student funded, student run organization 53:4-7 BIJOU MIDNITE BRIAN dePALMA’S SISTERS A bloody, scary, funny, skin-crawling triumph at least as good as Hitchcock at his best, maybe even better PLUS THE BEATLES ON ED SULLIVAN Thursday 96 cents Friday & Saturday $1 96 Also plays Sunday 1 pm 79:4-3 r BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND THEATRE 4:30 PRESENTS Lanford Wilson's HOME FREE Saturday & Sunday April 4 A 5 8 PM Pocket Theatre Villard Hall Admission $1 60 4-3 THE ANANDA MARGA SOCIETY presents Walkabout Walkabout Is a beautifully photographed film about ayoung sister and brother who are left alone to wander the primitive wastes of Australia after their father commits suicide. They are befriended by a young aborigine who is on a six-month survival test He reveals the joys of nature to them, but their relationships change when they reach civilization. SATURDAY, APRIL 4 7 A 9 PM 107 LAWRENCE $1.50 68:4-1 THE SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS COUSIN, COUSINE A film in the finest tradition of French comedy-love stories. Marthe and Ludovic, cousins through marriage, become acquaintances, then friends, and then their friendship blossoms into love while their patient and loving families look on in dismay. Subtitles SATURDAY, APRIL 4 7 A 9 PM 180 PLC S1.50/S1 children 80:4-3 MUSIC BULLETIN Local live music information, news of concerts coming to Eugene and Portland. Updated daily, call 485-1411 ART LANDE RUBISA PATROL CONCERT ECM recording artists TONIGHT! 8 & 10 pm. all ages welcome Willamette Room at the Valley River Inn $5 advance, $6 at door Everybody's A EMU Main Desk _ 61:4-3 CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 687-0733 TONIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY Eugene Premiere of hits of the New York Film Festival THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ROSIE THE RIVETER Director Connie Field's highly acclaimed film "Rosie the Riveter.” symbol of working women in WWII, touches on 3 decades - a moving reconstruction of the brief career and sudden eclipse of "Rosie" told by five women who recall their histories through rare film and music plus Susan Wengraf's short film on the late human activist-folksinger Malvina Reynolds LOVE IT LIKE A FOOL and THE WAR AT HOME An extraordinary documentary about the last time we really needed to overcome a record of the full course of the Vietam anti-war movement as it began and flowered in Madis on, Wisconsin. SHOWTIMES: Love It Like A Fool 7:30 PM Rosie The Riveter 8 PM The War at Home 9 PM Red Adm Mat Sun 2 pm Special benefit showing Saturday, 2 pm for C.O.R.D. and Women Against War 314-7 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 Ask about The Bijou's "split-ticket" double feature admission policy! Pick up spring schedule at The Bijou JONAH WHO WILL BE 25 IN THE YEAR 2000 A kaleidoscopic, funny, and spirited survey of countercultural changes in attitude, A classic, and one of the best political films ever made. Shows 7:30 pm, also Sunday matinee 3 pm DONA FLOR AND HER TWO HUSBANDS An intoxicating carnival of a movie, full of bright colors, noisy parties, pulsing Brazilian music, and steamy softcore sex. . a classic erotic comedy. Shows 9:30 pm, also Sunday matinee 5 pm 78:4-8 Celebrate the coming of spring Dance with the ESCAPE Marathoners in 167 EMU. Dance starts 8 pm. Admission $1.50 71:4-3 TEA HOUSE Lunchtime Special 11:30-2:30 M-F /■.xflerience the lies/ Hunan CT Szechuan cuisine /rum the heartland of China S items to choose from 1 item. ..$1.00 2 items...$ 1.75 3 items...$2.25 Beer & Wine Served .Menu Changed l)ad\ i 786 K. 11th 341-5866 Next to the Mayflower Theatre
