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LOST: SILVER DOUBLE LINK BRACELET Near 17th Sentimental value. 683-4633 4-14 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 Events U.S. out of El Salvador MARCH, RALLY EVENING PROGRAM April 18 March starts at iToon at 13th and Kincaid. We are a coalition of over 65 diverse campus and community groups united around these demands: 1. U.S. Out ol El Salvador. No military or economic aid to the military regime. 2. Self-determination lor 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 Health Faire ‘81 EMU Ballroom Wednesday April 15 Thursday April 16 Over 40 health organizations, holistic health practitioners, public health agen cies, free workshops, displays, literature and entertainment. 176:4-16 Eugene Human Unity Council Eric Dunn, Coordinator. Oregon HUC's, speaks: 'Awaken to Oneness." Tuesday, April 14, 7:30 pm. Unitarian Church, 40th & Donald. 686-1840. $3 suggested donation. 4-14 ALPHA PHI OMEGA WANTS YOU! We're a National Service Fraternity that promotes service to others...and we have a good time in the process. Come join us, at our new member meeting, Tuesday. 6:00 pm. April 14th, in the Morton Dorm Lounge. See you there! 4-14 GAY PRIDE 81 A week of events Tuesday in the Forum Non-monogamy 10:30 Lesbian Mothers 11:30 Women & Violence 12:30 Bi-sexuality 3:30 The Mens' Community 4:30 Tonight Woman-Loving Women Women only in the Forum 7:00 Open to all 107 Lawr 8:00 Gay Pride Movies Word Is Out and Sunday, Bloody Sunday 150 Geol 7:30 & 9:30 $1.50 Coming Events Wed: Coming Out, Non-gay dealing with homophobia Thurs: Business and the Military 4-14 THE Bl SEXUAL OPTION, A Matter of Choice Panel Discussion 3-30 TODAY FORUM EMU 4-14 Entertainment Tuesday and Wednesday nights Word Is Out at 7 30 Sunday, Bloody Sunday at 9:30 Tues 150 Geol Wed. 177 Lawrence $1 50 FOR THIS DOUBLE BILL Poignant and often irreverently funny- Word Is Out shatters medieval notions of gayness The most intelligent cinematic look to date. Word Is Out is a highly entertaining and absorbing movie. Sunday, Bloody Sunday is a curious sort plea on behalf of human frailty- a film not about the valiant or mighty among the human race, but about the necessity, even the beauty, of coping with one's existence as one finds it 195:4-15 UNIVERSITY THEATRE PRESENTS BETRAYAL by Harold Pinter April 10,11,15-18 8 pm Arena Theatre Vlllard Hall $4.50. $2.75 UO students and seniors $3.50 other students 686-4191 97:4-17 THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM AND FOOD SERVICE ARE PROUD TO REPEAT THE WEEKLY WEDNESDAY NIGHT JAZZ AND SPAGHETTI FEED $1.50 BUYS ALL YOU CAN EAT WITH JAZZ PERFORMED BY CHARLES DOWD Wed., April 15 5:30-8 pm Dinner served 5:30-7 EMU Dining Room Seating is limited to first 350 tickets Tickets available at the EMU Main Desk until Noon April 15 185:4-15 FRIDAY NIGHT FIRST LIGHT Rock & Roll music, 9-11:00 SOUNDLIGHT Disco until 1:00 am WOW Hall at 8th & Lincoln $3.50-$5.50 sliding scale Sponsored by Gay People's Alliance 193:4-17 U of O HAWAII CLUB PRESENTS THEIR LUAU “Somewhere in HAWAII” Dinner and show featuring authentic Polynesian food and dances Special guest Dave Sweeney will open the show and present door prizes Tickets availa ble EMU Main Desk, in front of the Book Store, and at Lei Hawaiian Fashion Shop downtown. f061Saturday, April 18, 6 pm, EMU Ballroom Adults: $7 Students $6 Children $4.50 4-17 CON POP FILM SOC presents MORE BEATLES FILM FESTIVAL PART II All different footage 2 hours of rare concenperformances, TV shows, interviews, and more Friday, April 17 Shows: 7:00, 9:15, 11:30 150 GEOLOGY ADMISSION $2.50 ROCK ON! 167 4-17 CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 687-0733 1st RUN-LIMITED ENGAGEMENT in 35mm-brilliant sound & picture THE RETURN OF THE SECAUCUS 7 Rarely does an independent American film receive such attention and praise as Secaucus 7, making just about every "10 best" film list of 1980 in the nation. In his directional debut, ?0-year-old John Sayles has fashioned a highly personal, perfectly realized film about the reunion of old friends, former political activists of the 60 s who are now turning 20. They reminisce, play together, make love, talk abut making love, re-define their relationships and try to come to grips with the future while at the same time holding on to their experiences of the past. The naturalness of the cast is irresis tible Make way to discover these important new talents. SHOWTIMES 7:30 & 9:40 PM Red Mat Sun 2pm 124 4-20 JIMMY BUFFETT 1903 1629 good seats still available 57:4-15 FSO Spring Reception The Foreign StudenTOrganization will be hosting an informal reception tor all international students. DATE: Wednesday, April 15,1981 TIME: 3:30 - 6:30 LOCATION: Gerilnger Alumni Lounge Refreshments will be served Please just drop by, meet other students and socialize with us RSVP: FSO Office, 206 EMU 686-4387 199:4-15 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. BEING THERE Peter Sellers' greatest role. Funny in a way you'll never forget. Also stars Shir ley MacLaine with the classic short THE RUNNING, JUMPING STANDING STILL FILM Director Richard Lester A surrealist potpourri of British nonsense which affords a fascinating glimpse of the original Goon Show, including Peter Sellers' and Spike Milligan THURSDAY-SATURDAY 7 A 9:30 PM SUNDAY 4 A 7:30 PM MON-WED 7:30 PM ONLY COMING: April 16-22 The Conformist w/ Medium Cool April 23-29 The 400 Blows w/ Dodes' Kaden 148:4-15 IN CONCERT AT THE WOW HALL CHARLIE MURPHY and friends Thursday night 7 30 S3.50-S5.50 a group committed to the development of a healing, life affirming culture among men in harmony with women, children, spirit, and the earth. 194:4-16 EMU CULTURAL FORUM proudly presents The Eighth North west Film Festival Tour This collection of films represents some of the cream of this year's independent Northwest films. The judge was Amos Vogel, one of this country's leading film scholars and founder of the New York Film Festival. Shown will be: THE HOMETOWN by Bettina MatzKuhn from Vancouver, B.C. Animated embroidery and original lyrics reflect Bettina's feelings about her hometown, Van couver CUTS, by Charles Gustafson, Seattle, is a sensitive, probing investiga tion of the interlocking relationships between man's need to produce, his technologies, and the earth from which he takes his resources. SUNSET, by Rick Brown of Bellingham, is a straightfor ward object lesson in film magic, ably carrying out the filmmaker's intention: "sometimes wishes do come true." PALM SUNDAY, by Karl Krogstad of Seattle, is a hilarious pastiche of movie cliches, monsters, and wonderfully bizarre paranoia. Will Vinton Produc tions of Portland, produced DINOU SAUR. This claymation film is a zingy combo of hilarious comedy and genuin ely informative educational matter. End ing the program is THE MAN WHO DIGS FOR FISH by Jack Long of Vancouver, B.C. It is a portrait of Frank Jenkinson, retired handlogger who wants to "give nature a little help. " Thursday, April 16 8 pm 150 Geology $1.25 196:4-16 The Black Student Union presents its Annual Black Arts Festival April 13th-15th This years event will feature Dance Dimensions, Ingram Fox a world famous classical pianist, and a panel discussion of prominence 165 4-15 Personals LAMONT Meet me at 2 pm for a cherry cheesecake at Lenny's Gourment Hot Dogs in the Courtyard LOUT Atin BORED WITH ROCK? Ne Pretenders, Gang of 4, Boulevards magazine. 50 s. wrap shades Only at Diana's. 8th & Lincoln_ 82:tfn HAVE A PARTY! VIDA BARN Call evenings 896-3913 tfn STUDENTS Store for the Summer 10% discount with this ad MINI-WAREHOUSE 3550 West 11th 485-0011 116:4-21 GET FAST. DEPENDABLE SERVICE on Alterations at Slegmund's Cleaners 821 E 13th Ave 181 :UWH Contact lenses, one visit service Contact Lens Clinic of Eugene 401 E 10th 683-2224 __1697:11 PRIVATE HELP FROM FRIENDS. Free pregnancy testing 687-8651_4680:U HENRY Meet me at midnight for a game of Astroids at Lenny's Gourmet Hot Dogs in the Courtyard LUIGI. tfn ENROLL NOW IN ACADEMIC SPEED READING 4-week workshops offered by the Learning Resources Center. Day and evening courses begin Monday. April 13. $30 fee covers instruction and all materials. For more information, please call the Learning Resources Center 686-3226 4-16 ATO'S The Alpha O's will put on a dress and party with you ANYTIME. Thanks for the terrific time Love, THE ALPHA O’S 4-14 HANDSOME, ATHLETIC 22yr old Bisexual male seeks same (18-25) for friendship and fun. Must be Discreet. Write to: D.J., P.O. Box 11134, Eugene. OR 974404-16 WHAT DOES AN ARTESIAN LOOK LIKE? Show us at Duffys' Artesian New Years Eve Party Thursday, April 16th Anyone in Artesian dress eligible for prizes and admitted 'h price _ _ 200:4-16 THURSDAY AT DUFFYS The beer that made the Artesians famous! Only $2.25 a pitcher and 50 cents a glass 200:4-16 MAKE MONEY! Recycling Your Clothe*! RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and trades secondhand clothing for men and women. For appointment: 344-7039 360 E 11 th 1881 :UWF TAYLOR RENTAL in Springfield has a full line of party goods. Everything from salt shakrs to beverage fountains. Taylor Rental, -1792 N, 42nd in Springfield, 741-2901.4-17 SOPHMORES: Apply now tor Druids, junior honors society Applications in yur maior's office or call Dan Wiliams, ext. 4277. Due May 1. 4-14 IMPROVE YOUR GRAMMAR in a 4-week workshop offered by the Learning Resources Center. Also help ful for students who plant to take the J250 entrance exam. $30 tee Course begins Tuesday. April 14, so sign up nowl For more information, please call the Learning Resources Center. 686-3226. 170.4-15 Kim Mollier IS 20 TODAY! Happy Birthday. Love, S. and J_4-14 To Trl-Delt Lin a great Blind date, see you Friday Dave the Delt 4-14 Vote Paul Rudinsky for S.U.A.B. # 16, Undeclared Paid lor by those bribed by Rudinsky 4-14 HEALTH ADMIN MEETING The initial organizational meeting will be held today in the EMU, Century room C at 11:15 am 4-14 THETA CHIS: Weekends may be for Michelob, but Thursdays are for Bud, Pi Phis, and Theta Chisl Thanks for a great party. Love, THE PI PHISidi ROCKERS: ROCK-N-ROLL HIGH SCHOOL Playin’ on your turntable tonight. From DIANA'S RECORDS 8th & Lincoln __181:4-14 CONGRATULATIONS NEW ALPHA PHI MEMBERS: Patty, Tammy. Emily. Karen, Chris, Georgia, Ann, and Jane! We are so happy to have you for our sisters!_4-14 FIGI MEN Our second Initiation Party was as great as the first! Thanks tor helping us cele brate' Love, the ALPHA PHIS 4-14 TAZ Day 10 boots held hostage Terms of release have been set BIP A BOP _4 -14 4TH FLOOR ROBBINS 79-80 For those of you who are still worth the hike. Reunion East Broad Pizza, Tues night at 6' Be there or be from BEAN! For reservations contact Mary or Darcy 4-14 Live and lovin’ it! movies From Eugene, this 4-piece rock band plays good-time rock ’n roll music. They are definitely live at O’Callahan’s Wednesday and Thursday nights. Come early and eryoy a great dinner before The Movies. Playin’ to Dance Wednesday & Thursday from 9 p.m. O’CALLAHAN’S J 440 Coburg Road. Eugene Phone 343-1221 Jwj Advertise Your Act! ODE Classifieds offers both contract and non-contract rates Call 686-4343 or stop by 301 EMU Paae11
