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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1981)
ALDERWOOD Live only one block trom campus In a high quality, spacious, lully furnished apartment' One bedroom units available S2?9 kail reservations are no* being taken Contact Resident Manger al 1860 Alder # 11 or call 484-611? IPM CO., REALTOR IMS HIGH 8T. 485-8252 925 tlr REBATE 1101 Broadway Center Apartments 451 W Broadway Very comfortable studio and one bedroom lully appfiancad kitchen including diswasher unfurnished or furnished with attractive con temporary lurniture Convenient location |ust two blocks from Eugene downtown Water and garbage paid No children or pets please $21? $22? Manager Apt «5 Office open 10 to 6 pm or by appointment 484 5524 BENNETT MANAGEMENT COMPANY __981 tin ACROSS FROM CAMPUS l arge furnished two bedroom apartments Dishwasher garbage disposal $265 mo :*4? 1491 0?9ttn CAMPU8LOCATION •11 Eaet 11th One and two bedroom semi furnished carpet, drapes laundry facilities $199 arid $229 Studio also available $115 Manager ?45-8?87 CAMPUS STUDIO 10(S Patterson Semi-furnished carpet drapes appliances covered parking laundry facililties $185 plus deposit Manager ?4S-8?B7 CAMPUS UNIT till Kincaid One bedroom one bath rugs drapes range refrigerator Off street parking $159 CUTE AND COZY 751 East 14th One bedroom one bath Range refrigerator Off-Street parking Gasfieal $ 169 plus deposit 381 EAST 14th One bedroom one bath range refrigerator laundry facilities $199 plus deposit 148% EAST 18th Carpel range refrigerator off-slreei parking $185 plus deposit SHARP M 41 Willamette Iwo bedroom in 6 ptex Carpel drapes fully appuanced Off stree' parking laundry tacili lies $?4S phis deposit 1888 FERRY One bed'oom one bath carpel drapes range refrigerator furnished Covered parking $204 plus deposit DUCK LUCK 3225 Donald Two bedroom one bath apartment Carpet refrigerator off street parking $225 plus IPM CO REALTOR 1085 HIGH ST 485-8252 76 tlr 738 E. 16th No* renting private Oath '> Mock trom cam pus 1IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-6252 954 ttn OUAOS NOW RENTING trom $145 Private path private rati igeralor One block trom mam library CAMPUS COURT QUADS 1544 Alder 886-1075 96? ttn CAMPUS QUADS 475 E 1516, $104. $114. $134 Room in house plus quad Kitchen privilege! Resident Manager ?44-0?15. 5 8 pm IPMCO . REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 9? 7 tin EFFICIENCY UNITS 801 WEST 11th Quads tfvtllt private bath and relrigeralor in each unit Share Kitchen and living room Carpet draper, laundry facilities parking all utilities paid No* taking tall leservations $169 Manager ?4?0?55 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 98? tin f-COUPON // - A SfS> o'? b cP 0 \0 M* ..n\° , tf' <he^i L-COUPON THE BROWN DERBY 441 Em<1 7th Q uiet, clean • our promise U unties furnished A (fordable. $1?5-$145 P esigned lor mature students S hared kitchens/baths Manager # 10 ?4?-5616 5-6 pm tor show mg or call 66? 27?? or 686-0429 955 tin QUADS QUADS-1340 ALDER $ 125 month includes all utilities Call 485 -4167 or 484 0804 808 ttn Dorm Contracts S40 REWARD to buyer of dorm contracts Call Dave 68?-8876 message machine 10 26 FRINGE BENEFITS NEGOTIABLE if you buy my contract Male or female Call Nancy at 726-6683_10-2? CONTRACT FOR SALE: Call Andy 485 956? Of ext 5?50 10-2? FOUND: Jacket f riday 16th on bike ramp near Lawrence Call ?45-04lO Describe it and it's yours Evenings best ask tor Shane or leave message_10-23 LOST: A WOMAN'S WATCH Gold lined black band Return to EMU or call 344 ?097 Reward 10 22 FOUNO: wool gloves near EMU on 10-19 Call 484 3164 1 0-2? BREAKFAST AT LUCY’S Monday through Thursday 8 am in 10 ?0 am let A: _ ?1S:10-27 PRINCE PUCKLERS Now Open Mornings MONDA Y -FRIDAY Hot Pastries & Doughnuts • Fresh Ground Cottee Frozen Yogun • Expresso • Cappucinos 13th I HILYARD Open till 11 nightly Midnight Fri., Sat.. Sun 280 10-22 SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 AM till 2 PM AUNT LUCY DEVINES 1240 Alder St Very Pleasant THE ANNUAL MINORITY LAW DAY lor students interested in La* School) will be held on October 24 at the i ewis and Oarlt aw School m Portland Transportation will be prowied Contact Minority Law Student As SOCiatlon Tor information. 686-7879 or 744 7020 31? 10-2? Not just another OPEN HOUSE Here's your chance to change your life Meet the staff of the Gay People s Alliance m a friendly tree gay atmosphere on October 28tf Wednesday from 11 -4 in room 218 EMU ?48 10 22 LAFLER PRESENTS GUTS A new cartoon magazine featuring Benb Saturday night at Project Space ?9 E 10th 7 p m Free music, toxins will be served 312 10-2? WOODY ALLEN’S Bananas This bizarre comedy mixes togther love, Cuban revolution, the CIA, Jewish mothers and J Edgar Hoover into hilarious entertainment Saturday, Oct. 24 7 A 9 pm 150 Geology Sponsored by YWCA 328 10-23 T onight DORIS DAY in Pillow Talk 8 pm Thrill of It All 10 30 pm KOZY cable TV 11 236 10-22 BIJOU MIDNITE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW OCTOBER 29-30 Reserved seal tickets now on sale nightly after 8 pm Thursday $1 50 Friday & Saturday $2 50 Buy them now they re going fast1 _ 341 10-29 AUNT LUCY'S WINE LOFT presents jacouui mcclure in THE YELLOW BIRD and other works by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Saturday / Sunday October 24 25 8 20 Tickets $3 Available in advance at Aunt Lucy's Wine Loft 214 10-22 CINEMA 7 10th & Olive Atrium Building 687-0733 ENDS MONDAY MEAN STREETS Harvey Keitel a small lime hood and Robert DeNiro with a line supporting cast as best triends and cronies in Martin Scorese s highly personal story set in New York's Little Italy Rarely seen in this new color print SHOWING 7:30 ONLY Red Adm Mat Sun 2 pm JAMES DEAN-NATALIE WOOD REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE At long last a new color cinemascope print of the James Dean classic Not seen in this version since its initial release SHOWING 9:30 ONLY ??7 10-26 THE ANANDA MARGA SOCIETY PRESENTS Paul Simon in ONE TRICK PONY One Trick Pony tells the story ot the life and trial of a ?4 year-old singer-corn poser who has come to a turning point in his career Paul Simon wrote the screenplay stars in the leading role, and wrote 11 new songs for this soon-to-be cult favorite FRIDAY. OCT 23 76 9 PM 150 GEOLOGY $1.50 ?06 10-2? Does your student group need money? The incidental fee committee will begin hear ings for next fiscal year’s budget requests soon. If your student group wants to apply for funding, please contact the ASUO Executive Office by Oct. 28. The deadline for filing a goal request is November 2,1981. The ASUO Executive Office is located in Suite 4, EMU, 686-3724, and will provide prospective candidates for funding with necessary in formation on the proper preparation of goal requests. THE BATTLE OF CHILE Part 3: "Tha Power ot Mia People" Now the DRAMATIC SHOWING OF THE MOST MONUMENTAL. POLITICAL DOCUMENTARY OF OUR TIME" The passions ol a people divided A nation on the brink ol civil war 0ATE: Sat. Oct.24th 7:00 /OHIO pm PLACE: 123 SCIENCE S1.S0 Sponsored by S M.S.S 4 F S O ?05 10-2? REPULSION Roman Poianaki'a direction is at its vet best (escept maybe tor Taaa and Chin atown) in this macabre and erotic story ot a girl torn between her simultaneous attraction to and loathing ot men Her psychopathic tendenciesare revealed brt by bit in a suspensetul horror-tale of alarming reality Starring Catherine Deneuve everything this movie makes your blood chill Showing this Sunday in Room 180 PLC at 7 and 9 pm $1 50 Presented by the EMU Cultural Forum 345 10-2? SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS THE DEER HUNTER A vivid image ot American culture and the tragic effects of the Vietnam war Tracing the lives ot three men through the metaphorical rituats ot marriage hunting and war The Deer Hunter creates a powerful and emotional vision of the 1960 s SATURDAY. OCT. 24 6:15 A 9:45 PM 180 PLC 51.50/SI children ??5 10-2? SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS JANE FONDA AND ROBERT BEDFORD IN ELECTRIC HORSEMAN Jane Fonda and Robert Redlord slar in this popular version of the cowboy and the lady story Jane, a reporter looking for a story, goes after Bob and over the-hill rodeo rider, and ends up with considerably more Fonda and Redtord turn in the electric' performance they are know tor; they bring lite and believability into their roles FRIDAY, OCT. 23 7 S 9:30 PEI 177 LAWRENCE SI .50/91 children ??4 10-2? Tonight COFFEE HOUSE 1976 FLAT-PICK GUITAR CHAMPION ORRIN STAR will be appearing with GARY MEHALICK Piaying acoustical American music... bluegrass, blues ragtime GERLINGER LOUNGE 8 pm TONIGHT $2 students $2.50 gen. public ??? 10-22 TTF~ b: =2: 1280 Hilyard oaooaoooooao' A aoonnri'^rhnnftnn 3 ■S 343-6234 ooooooonooo PEJilXG MJJfDJJlIjr notjaoorjDaooaoaoDODOooDoarjono JLEsrjt/j£jjrr Introducing Our Special Quick Northern Chinese Lunch Mon-Fri 11,30 AM-2 PM MONDAY- £ 4$ M Kung-Poa Chicken i ,, )4 ju{With Red Pepper and Peanuts) TUESDAY- Beef Broccoli With Oyster Sauce WEDNESDAY-Bean Curds Peking Style THURSDAY-® /^Szechuan Double Cooked Sliced Pork FRIDAY- -jfc yj jkfz Shrimp With Lobster Sauce All Served With Steamed or Fried Rice, Tea and Fortune Cookie All For Just Orders To Go 52.75 $2.50 a £mu Ah Cultural Forum Presents a. Coffee House an intimate evening of COFFEE TEA EATS AMERICAN ACOUSTIC MUSIC Thursday, October 22 8 p.m. Gerlinger Alumni Lounge Admission will be available at the door *2.50 General Public *2.00 UO Students
