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NEW TIME: 7:30 A.M.
WHERE: S.H.C. Conference Room
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Mon -Fri.
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768 E 13th
1 81 From Campus
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Ron Lloyd
celebrates 8 years of Eugene performances in a special
Anniversary Appearance
Tonight
where it all began, at the
Tavern
cover $1.99 First beer lc
Music from 9-1
2657 Willamette 344-0818
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Cultural Forum Presents
Marge Piercy
Car-aaiar poet Marqeret Atw/ sa/t, of
Marqe Piercy "she is squarely m the
Whitman traditior
P
Marqe Piercy’' wntinq exemplifies tre
belief that the personal r, po^ica!
She ends ner poem "Contribution
To Our Museum” with these 'mes
"We make history or it make- us '
Poetry Reading
Tues, Nov. 10th, 8:00 p.m.
Geology 150
Admission SI 00 at the door
A:\vays Female
daily emerald
The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through
Friday except during finals week and vacations by the Oregon
Daily Emerald Publishing Co at the University of Oregon
Eugene Oregon 97403
News and Editorial 686-5511
Display Advertising and Business 686-3712
Classified Advertising 686-4343
Production 686-4381
Editor Sally Hodgkinson
Managing Editor Gabriel Boehmer
News Editor Harry Esteve
Assistant News Editor John Healy
Photo Editor Bob Baker
Graphics Editor
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Sports Editor
Associate Sports Editor
Entertainment Editor
Associate Editors
ASUO
Community
Departments and Schools
Higher Education
Features
Politics 'Environment
Night Editor
Ganaral Staff
Classified Advertising
Production Manager
Advertising Director
Controller
Max OeRungs
Cort Fernald
Steve Spat/
Jett Dickerson
Matt Meyer
Dane Clausseri
Marian Green
Debbie Howlett
Ann Portal
Caroline Petrich
Ron Hunt
Gabriel Boehmer
Sally OI|ar
Ann Peterson
Darlene Gore
Jean Ownbey
briefs
MEETINGS
Th* Campus Amarlcan Civil Liberties
Union will have an introductory meeting
today at 6 30 pm in Suite 1. EMU Discus
sion ot topics tonight will include Reagan s
new social policies current Congressional
legislation (abortion death penalty).and a
discussion ot proposed campus ACLU
events The meeting is open to all
Th* Undergraduate Economics Associa
tion will meet today at 7 p m in Room 410.
PLC Several protects are underway, but
there is still room tor additional input and
new blood
SPEAKERS
"Christianity Under Communism: Th*
Church In East Germany" >s the title ot a
presentation by campus pastor Norman
Metrler at 7 30 p m today at the Koinonia
Center 1414 Kincaid St Metrler's presen
tation will include slides discussion and
refreshments
Maranatha Ministries evangelist Greg
Ball and music evangelists Randy and Dana
Rothwell will be speaking and performing
T uesday through Sunday at 7 30 p m at the
Maranatha Campus Ministry 446 E 13th
Ave (Next to the Bi|Ou Theater)
"Current Events In Israel end the Middle
East" will be the topic ot a talk by Meron
Gordon vice consulate ot the Israeli Con
sulate in San Francisco today at B pm in
the Forum Room EMU
Meta language and Mysticism" will be the
topic ot a presentation by Prol John Ver
haar S J of St Michaels Institute Gon/aga
University Friday at 2 30 p m in Room 107.
Lawrence
MISCELLANEOUS
‘Urgant Words From Central America." a
bilingual poetry reading with Juan Eppie
and Steven White will be presented today at
7 30pm at the Wesley Center. 1236 Kincaid
St
Slddha Meditation A forty live minute
program in Slddha Meditation will be held
today beginning at 12 45 p m in Room 2)4
EMU The program will include meditation
instructions and practice
Attention dorm Students: Oxlam
America s "Fast tor a World Harvest
is coming up On Nov 19 you can go without
eating tor one day and the tood service has
agreed to donate S1 02 to Oxlam All money
donated will be used to carry on hungei
relief protects throughout the world Sign-up
tables are set up at all dorm cafeterias lor
further information
Lutheran student btble study on the book
ot Micah today at 9 p m at the Koinonia
Center. 1414 Kincaid SI
A tax-deterred annuity program available
to University (acuity and stall through TIAA
CREF will be presented today at 3 p m in the
Forum Room. EMU For more information
call Personnel Benefits al 606-3085
Oxtam America's "Fast tor a World Har
vest" is on Nov 19 There will be an organ
izational meeting today in the EMU (room to
he posted) at 7 30 p m tor all those inter
ested in participating or in organizing the
last It you cannot attend the meeting please
call 686-4368 or 485-1755 for more informa
tion about the activities planned tor this
year
There will be tree Introductory lectures on
the "Trancendental Meditation Program"
today at 3 p m and 7 pm in Room 109
EMU
Applications lor Planning Commission
appointments being taken — The Eugene
City Council is receiving applications for
appointments to the Eugene Planning Com
mission Terms ot two ot ttie seats on the
seven-member commission expire on
December 31. 1981 Planning Commit
Stoners serve a tour-year term and
attend five to seven meetings a month All
Planning Commissioners must be residents
ot the City ot Eugene Applications for these
Planning commission appointments are
being received by the Eugene City Man
agars Office until 5 pm on Thursday To
receive ari application form call the City
Manager s Office at City Hall (687 5010) For
more information about the Eugene Plan
ning Commission and its activities call the
Eugene Planning Department (687-5481)
Worship *t Komonla Center 1414 Kincaid
St each Wednesday at 4 30 p m Commun
ion service sponsored by Episcopal Campus
Ministry Social time and bible study im
mediately following Everyone is welcome
Campus Interfatth Ministry offers an tn
lormaflon table at the EMU every Wedi es
day trom 10 am to 2 p m A chance to meet
the campus ministers and receive informa
tion about CIM
All Saints Day will be celebrated with
worship at the Wesley Center 1236 Kincaid
St from 5-6 15 p m today This worship is
sponsored by the Episcopal United Moth
odist and United Campus Ministries The
usual bread and soup supper will not be
served this weeii
Formal tryouts lor the University women 's
softball team will be held on Thursday at 3
p m at the softball held adiacent to Hayward
Field In the event ot ram the tryouts will be
held the next day same time same site
Students wishing to tryout for the team must
have a current physical exam on tile For
more information call Dotty Landry at
686-4421
There will be s Iree showing of "The
Incredible Bread Machine" today at 12 30
p m in the Forum Room EMU Sponsored
by the Society for Individual Liberty Bring
your lunch
jenui
Cultural Forum Presents
Tex-ITlex fTlusic
comes to fugene with
flaco
5 Jimenez and his band *
flacol
the king of the Tex-Mex accordion
he packs the dance halls down In San
Antonio Texas, 8 keeps them lumping
all night1
described as "the Chuck Berry of the
squeeze box" by Rolling Stone
magazine
he s appeared on "Saturday Night
Live" and "Austin City Limits"
he's toured the US and Europe with Ry
Cooder 8 played on his "Chicken Skin
Music" 8 "Show Time" albums
Conccrt/Dancc
Sunday. Hovcmbcr 8. 8 p.m.
CmU Ballroom
on the UO campus In Cugsnc
Tickets $5.50 General Public $4.50 UO Students
Available at • EMU Mam Desk • Lights for Music in Springlield
• Mr Mike's Really Reusable Records, downtown