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ALDERWOOD 1860-84 Alder Furnished one bedroom next to campus $229 3 bedroom 1 'k bath $379 No children, pets Manager 484-6113, ROYAL TERRACE 625 E. 16th Furnished one bedroom. Ideal campus loca tion, $229 Manager 686-9479 SOUTHGATE 2345 Patterson One bedroom, pool, sauna, parking, $269. Manager 686-0072 after 2:30, 1085 PATTERSON Large semi-furnished studio, laundry facilities, parking, Summer rates, $139. CATALPA 1425 West 8th Very clean two bedroom in quiet adult com plex. $229-$249 Manager 484-9067 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-8252 __ _£478 bn FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one and two bedroom apartments near campus $175 to $225 summer rates 485-0359, 484-1619 2337:tfn Vi BLOCK FROM CAMPUS Sub lease large 2 bedroom apt. Furnished, dishwasher, laundry, covered parking, sociable. $300 per month. Leave message 344-6243._ 2390:tfn CENTRALLY LOCATED 361 East 13th, $149 summer rates Centrally located, one bedroom apartment. Appliances, carpeting, laundry facilities. Refundable deposit. Mgr. 343-2081 CLOSE TO CAMPUS 611 East 11 th $149 summer rates One bedroom, semi-furni'shed. Carpets, drapes, appliances, laundry facilities. IPM CO.. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-8252 __tfn BUSINESS SPACE FOR LEASE near campus, retail or office. $284 month 484-5666, Chris. Hours 11:30-5:30 150:tfn SHOOT SOME BASKETS, take a dip in the pool, pump some iron and take a hot sauna. Beautiful South hills townhouses Fireplace, diswasher, carports/garage, close to bus lines and shopping. Summer rates now available so don't delay. 4427 Fox Hollow Rd. 484-6393 __ _ 238 tfn ONE MONTH FREE RENT with 6 month lease, 7 month frre. Two bedroom apartment 145 North A, Springfield. New carpet, laundry, bus stop, bike path. $210. Frank 741-1506 or Nancy 344-8888.267 tfn 2 BR APT. Fully furnished, near campus Available May 15. $150 month. Call 683-1218 early eves_4-24 COOPERATIVE LIVING Well-maintained 7-plus bedroom, 3 bath home Appliances, fire place, patio, sundeck, nice yard w/barbecue 1857 University $950 686-8369 _277 tfn TWO BEDROOM DELUXE furnished apartment, 1 Vi baths, can handle 4 people, $200 for 2, dishwasher, laundry and covered parking, 334 E. 15th. 686-8061,342-7424 4-24 1515 HILYARD *12,2 Bdrm Apt, furnished, pool, to sublet June 15 to Aug 31st. $275 343-5485 or 484-9922 4-29 GET AWAY FROM CAMPUS confusion while only ten minutes away by bicycle Sub-lease apt in Laurel Hill area, two-bdrm plus sunroom, 1 'h bath, surrounded by trees and grass. $280 month. For details please call 484-4372 4-27 CAMPUS PLAZA 750 E. 18th SUMMER SESSION Now taking reservations very spacious, clean & pleasant, campus one block Two bedroom unfum $180. One bedroom unfurn $160, 345-7987.687-8205 5-7 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 river and U of O. Only $8,900. Don 345-3206. 63:tfn 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 Eaat 15th $109-$129 Room in house plus quad Kitchen privleges. Resident Manager 343-0459 evenings WESTSIDE 601 Weet 11th $152.50 Beautiful quad with private bath, and refrigera tor in each unit Share kitchen Carpets, drapes, laundry facilties Manager 683-2887 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-8252 _2079 tin QUADS $115 utilities included 1360 Alder 485-4167 __2109:ttn QUADS NOW RENTING Beginning $139 Private Vt bath, private refrigerator CAMPUS COURT QUADS 1544 Alder 686-1075 2189:tfn S145 INCLUDING UTILITIES. CLEAN, QUIET QUADS. 'h 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. M-W-F 5-7 , T-Th-Sat 12-2 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-8252 2000;tfn 738 E 16th Now renting, private bath, 'h block from campus. 343-8024 223:tfn Market Basket We get our produce fresh everyday, shouldn't you?! JUST PRODUCE 742 East 24th 683-4321 162MF Events Eugene Bargaining Action Day April 23,1981 7 pm at South Eugene High School Cafeteria 400 East 19th-between Patterson & Pearl St Do you know about Senate Bill #57? Do you know state management propose a 24 month trial service? Do you know that recent bargaining is a fight to hold onto what we already have? The State Management is interested in us. Are we really a unit to be taken seriously, or can State Management assume we will accept whatever is of BARGAINING ACTION DAY IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT MAKES US VISIBLE Come and find out the answers to your questions, and be seen and heard. If we rail together now we won t be sorry later!!!! You don't have to be a member to join us at this rally. Sponsored by Concerned Employees of the University ot Oregon. 4-23 PHAROAH SANDERS IN CONCERT with IDRIS MUHAMMAD JOHN HICKS WALTER BOOKER and special guest CAM NEWTON Tickets in Advance $4 50 UO Students $5.50 General Public EMU Main Desk FRIDAY APRIL 24 EMU Ballroom 8 pm For more info, call 485-1411,485-1451 253:4-24 ART SHOW Entry forms for the UNDERGRADUATE ART SHOW are available in Suite 2 EMU Deadline for show is May 1 255 4-24 Who controls how food gets to your table? How concentrated is the food industry? THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM and FOOD OP presents JIM HIGHTOWER • author Hard Tomato**, Hard Time* and Eat Your Heart Out • President Texas Consumer Association speaking on “That Enterprise We Used to Call Agriculture” Tuesday, April 28 8 pm EMU BALLROOM FREE 282:4-28 Annual T ravel Work Fair Free help planning summer trips Work abroad opportunities, American Youth Hostel and ID applications. Monday, April 27 10am-4pm Sponsored by Student Travel Center 285:4-27 ROCK N’ROLL DIRECT FROM ENGLAND U.K. DECAY and Social Unrest WILL BE PLAYING A CONCERT AT W.O.W Hall Comer ol 8th & Lincoln, downtown This Saturday April 25 These two bands are two ot the biggest in England right now, and this show marks their first American tour. Admission Is $3 In advance, $3.50 at the door Music Starts at 9 pm. Don't miss this show! 4-24 r THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM, FOOD OPS CALC present DAVID KINLEY • Co-author Aid As Obstacle • Coordinator of Aid Education Project for the Institute for Food and Development Policy speaking on “Politics of Food” Highlighting El Salvador Answer the question Is US foreign aid an obstacle to third world food self sufficiency? Wednesday, April 29 8 pm EMU Ballroom FREE ADMISSION 28? 4-29 6 HOURS CREDIT in 3 great weeks Oregon’s Great Basin courses in mammalogy, ecology, natural his tory, nature photography, and much more at Malheur Field Station 4 summer sessions Contact Robert Jordan 689-5631 Carol Cogswell ext 4595 or Gordon Murphy ext. 4527 Class size limited! 4-24 Black Student Union Elections 1. Director 2. Asst. Director 3. Secretary (work-study) Elections will be held: Place: Room 101, EMU Date: May 6,1081 Time: 7:30-8:30 pm All interested people signup in the BSU. Suite 14, EMU. 270:4-24 FREE LECTURE “SOVIET-U.S. THE WESTERN DEMOCRACIES BY LEV NAVROZOV SOVIET DISSIDENT. AUTHOR, MON 101 EMU APR 27 2:30 PM SPONSORED BY: UO RUSSIAN A EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES CENTER 5 KM FUN RUN Saturday. April 25. 8 am Starts at Amazon Community Center $1 registration begins 7 am Post race re freshments. For more into call 683-5029 4-24 ECKANKAR A Way ol Lite A Day with Eck SATURDAY APRIL 25, 2 PM Far West Federal 96 East Broadway, downtown Talks, music, refreshments FREE For info: 343-2657 294 4-24 CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 687-0733 1st RUN-LIMITED ENGAGEMENT in 35mm-brilliant sound & picture THE RETURN OF THE SECAUSCUS 7 Rarely does an independent American film recieve such attention and praise as Secaucus 7. making just abut every "10 best'1 film list of 1980 in the nation In his directional debut, 30-year-old John Sayles has fashioned a highly personal, perfectly realized film about the reunion ol old friends, former political activists of the 60 s who are now turning 30 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 cast is irresistible Make way to discover these important new talents SHOWTIMES 7:30 8 9:40 pm Red Mat Sun 2 p FRI 6 SAT MIDNIGHT SHOWS HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND MARILYN CHAMBERS In the X-rated Classic BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR Requires separate admission 124:4-30 The Exorcist ‘The moet electrifying movie you will FRIDAy! APRIL 24 7,9 4 11 177 LAWRENCE *1.50 4-24 THE SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS WOMEN IN LOVE Two sisters, sexually mature and intel lectually active, struggle against the confines of a rural Engly mining town and its rigidly-classed layers ot society Around them D.H Lawrence created one ot his best studies of sexual uneasiness and doubt SATURDAY, APRIL 25 7 4 9:30 PM 180 PLC $1.50/51 children 287 4-24 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents The Sunday series of Classic American Comedy MAD WEDNESDAY or THE SINS OF HAROLD DIDD LEBOCK Directed by Preston Sturges and starring Harold Lloyd MAD WEDNESDAY opens with a sequence from Lloyd's 1923 silent comedy THE FRESHMAN, in which the young Harold Diddlebock wins the football game for his college. Loyal alumnus and tycoon J E. Wagglesberry offers him a job at the bottom of the corporate ladder; 25 years later, Harold is still there He's them fired as a bad example to youth Poor and confused, Harold takes his first drink ever. After dowing a tew, Harold is a changed man With great confidence he makes a a fortune at the race track, buys a new wardrobe, the favors of women But when the drinks wear off. he is stuck with a circus, which he tries to unload on the city’s bankers, only to end up. with one of his lions, on a high ledge, dangling over Wall Street by the animal's leash Showing with MAD WEDNESDAY is THE DOONESBURY SPECIAL SUNDAY, APRIL 26 7 & 9 PM 180 PLC $1.25/6.75 kid* under 12 293 4-24 BEER GARDEN FRIDAY with J. GALLOWS and the EXECUTIONERS 286 4-24 THE BIJOU 492 E 13th (at Ferry St) 686-BUU The Best Sound System The Best Theatre in Town Admission $2 Ask about The Bijou s 'spilt-ticket'1 double feature admission policy PICK UP SPRING SCHEDULE AT THE BUOU ENOS WEDNESDAY THE 400 BLOWS The first of Francois Truffaut's semi-autobio grahpical films about troubled adolescence Winner of the Cannes Festival Director’s Prize. Ntghtty 7:30 pm. Also Sunday madness 3 pm. AND AKIRA KUROSAWA'S Dodes’ka-den THE SOUND OF THE TROLLEY A major work of art from one of the world s master filmmakers. Full of wonderful vignettes and characterizations careening from fantasy to comedy to tear jerking tragedy with astonishing assurance Mghtty 9:15 pm. Also Sunday matinee 4:45 pm. Coming: April 30-May 6 BLOW UP w/co-feature May 7-13 Richard III w/ Pygmalion 297;2-28 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents that exceptional family saga THE GODFATHER PARTS I and II Francis Ford Coppola's epic master piece features Oscar winners Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro and outstanding performances by Al Pacino. James Cassn, and Robert Duvall The first part of the saga introduces us to the Corleone family: its rise and near fall from power in America and the passing of leadership from father to son Part two of THE GODFATHER continues the saga of 2 generations of sucessive power the story of young Don Vito and the ascen sion of his son Michael. This sequel won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1975 Pari 1 Friday, April 24 Part 2 Saturday, April 25 150 GEOLOGY 8 PM $1.25 292 4-24 The Muslim Students' Association The Islamic Cultural Night DINNER* ART EXHIBIT* SHOW Sunday, April 26 6 pm EMU Ballroom $2 Tickets available EMU Main Desk or at the door 264 4 24 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 EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS BILL COSBY (performing in the round) MANY MORE EXCELLENT SEATS AVAILABLE! Friday, May 15 8 pm, Mac Court Ticket* at EMU MAIN DESK All students $8 50, $7 50. $6 50 General Public $9^>0, $8 50 $7 50 Phone (VISA & Mastercharge) 686-4363 284 4-30 Bijou Midnite The year is 2024 a future you'll probably live to see A BOY AND HIS DOG An R-rated, rather kinky tale of survival. FRIDAY-SATURDAY $1 96 Also Sunday Matinee 1 pm (Separate Admission) COMING: April 30-May 2 Sympathy lor the Devil M ay 7-9 & 14-16 Rocky Horror!! 2754-24 STEVE LAFLER PRESENTS MEAN CAT COMICS Publishing Party Sunday night. April 26 7 pm at Project Space Mean toxins will be served 2904-24
