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FREE CAME OF HEN if you buy my dorm contract Contact U— Rtrtna. 343-6447 11-6 dorm CONTRACT AVAILABLE: Call Deniae at 486 9299 or x 5224 11 12 STEPHENS Stringed Instruments Since 1972 we have hand built tine musical instruments and offered complete repair set vice 1417W OLIVE *2 484-0415 ___941 UH GUITARS. BASSE*. AMPS. DRUMS. KEYBOARDS. All kinds of effects at low prices BUTTERFLY MUSIC 2164 West 7th Open 7 days 242-8151 422 1112 FOUND: BLACK 8 WHITE striped cat' Small around psychology building friendly 11 -6 Food/Drink MORNING SPECIAL 8 1? Monday -f nday F resh Ground Coffee PRINCE PUCKLER S 13th 4 Hlly ard 11-5 BREAKFAST AT LUCYS 81 SO 8 am till 10 20 am 1240 Alder St 466 1 MO PHOTOGRAPHERS The EMU Cultural forum « requesting portfolios to be reviewed for future show*, in the Apeture Gallery Bring five mounted prints to the Cultural Forum office Suite ? EMU fiat yon feel are representative of your worw Deadline november 1? 408 11-1? EMU Cultural Forum presents Visual Dialogue: PHOTOGRAPHY AND PRIFm MAKING Nov 4-8,11 am-7 pm Room 187 EMU A unique exhibition ot Northwest artists exploring the relationship between two media Come to the opening reception arid talk to Ken Paul and W4lie Oslerman about then cratt 249 11 -6 BSU MEETING Thursday 11/5/81 1160 Madison At 7 ?0 PM _457 11-6 INTL STUDIES ASSOC PRESENTS REAGAN POLICIES and The Third World A Panel Discussion ninth Rom AiKfyony Economics Adrianna Armstrong Pot Sc isncs Clancy Thurtosr Int'l Studios THURSDAY NOV 5 12:30 pm EMU Forum : i 5 FILM REVOLUTION TILL VICTORY Date Thursday Nov 5 Time 6 pm Place Room 214 EMU Sponsored by O A S 11 -6 Live at the Wine L ott Solo Piano Jazz Thursday Nov 5 trom II until midnight No Cover Aunt Lucy WINE LOFT 1258 Alder 48? 11 -5 EMU CULTURAL FORUM WELCOMES FROM THE Oregon Shakespearean Festival DENNIS SMITH and DAN MAYES in two programs ot live drama drawing trom the works ot Shakespeare and trom classical arid modern World Theatre The latter includes selections trom Oedipus Re* "The impor lance ot Being Earnest Under Milkwood arid more The Shakespeare program draws trom such works as Trie Tempest HerirylV, Part One and Hamlet Don t miss these exciting actors when they come to campus next Wednesday FREE and open to ttie public Performance times are SHAKESPEARE 3:30 PM WORLD THEATRE 5:00 PM Room 16/. EMU Wed Nov 11 482 11-11 AAA Kegger Architecture and Allied ArlsTwn^ this Friday 9 00 12 00 at 818 f 15th Music, dancing and good times with good friends '' *6 CINEMA 7 1 Oth & Olive-Atrium Building SA7-0733 Eugana Premiere-End. Thursday THE HAUNTING OF M This tirst feature by Anna Thomas is the story ot a flaunting and ot two sisters who respond ditlerently to the past Shot entirety on location in Scotland at Kellie Castle, the turn is at once a gothic thriller and an elegant psychological portrayal SHOWING 7.30 ONLY Red Adm Mat Sun 2 pm Peter Weir's great spooky romance PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK SHOWING 0.30 ONLY 440 1 1 -5 HAMBLIN IN NEW ZEALAND ,i bike touring slide show by Bob Williams and sponsored by the Outdoor Program will be shown Thursday Nov 5 at 7 pm in Lawrence 17 7 Admission is free_44711-5 BUOU MIDNITE KZEL and Mtchaei Lamont present ANDY WARHOL S FRANKEN STEIN in 3-D The goriest and sexiest Frankenstein ever lilmed Ftated "R" Wednesday $1 46 Thursday $2 F nday & Saturday $2 Sun Mat at 1 pm 32 50 Price ot ?-D glasses included 465 11 -6 LIVE COMEDY IS BACK LIVE MATINEE LUCKY SHOW *13 ON STAGE AT CINEMA 7 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER • A 13 • • 10 pm 33.99 SATURDAY MATINEE NOV. 7 A 14 2 pm 32.09 No kkfs under 12 461 11-6 The Ananda Marga Society presents The Mayan Indian Claaalc CHAC: The Rain God SATURDAY. NOV 7 719 PM 177 LAWRENCE $1.50 464 11-5 NEW MUSIC Really Fun! IT’S THE TEX-MEX SOUND AND IT'S AS HOT AS A CHILI PEPPER IF YOU LIKE MEXICAN MUSIC, DANCE MUSIC. COUNTRY, ROCK & ROLL, BLUES, JAZZ, OR JUST SOMETHING THAT’SO DIFFERENT, THEN YOU'LL LIKE FLACO! FLACO JIMENEZ AND HIS (ELECTRIC) BAND WILL PLAY A DANCE/CONCERT SUNDAY, NOV. 8 8 PM CHEAP TICKETS: $4.50 students $5.50 general public Available at the Main Desk 471 11-5 Comdedy T onight Who Was That Lady? Dean Martin g pm Grade Allen Murder Case Gracie Allen 10:30 pm KOZY cable TV 11 487 11-5 CON POP FILM SOC presents Beatles Film Festival The Fab Four in rare film footage Rare TV, movies and promotional film clips all together in one film package See the Beatles in the studio in concert at home, in interviews ONE NIGHT ONLY Saturday, Nov. 7 SHOWS AT 138 Gilbert 7,9,11pm $2 460 11 -6 The Wizard Of Oz Judy Garland stars in this classic Do rothy and Tolo take an enchanting loumey to the land of Oz and back Lavish in sets, adult humor, it's a broadway spectacular translated into make believe Saturday, Nov. 7 1 & 3PM 180 PLC $1.50/51 children Star Trek The Motion Picture Captain Kirk and Spock lead the crew of the starship Enlerprise on another mis sion into deep space Saturday, Nov. 7 7&9PM 180 PLC $1.50/$1 children Sponsored by New American Movement 470 11-6 AUNT LUCY'S WINE LOFT present* RANDY HILL S MAGICAL MANIA Direct from Hollywood s Magic Castle Saturday, Oct. 31 and Nov. 7 8?0PM 1?40 Alder Advance tickets $? 00 at Aunt Lucy Devine's 401 11-6 EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS Woody Allen’s INTERIORS Far from being a typical Woody Allen film Interiors is soul wrenching serious cinema Allen does not appear in the film though he wrote, produced and directed it, but he manages to elicit brilliant performances from his stais Diana Keaton. Marybeth Hurt, E.G. Marshall. Geraldine Page and Maur een Stapleton Feminist critic Molly Haskell considers Interiors to be one ot the more positive feminist films ot the late seventies Interiors shows this Sunday at 7 and 9 pm in room 180 PLC $ 1 50 491 11-6 EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS MARATHON MAN Directd John Schleslnger and Dustin Hoffman inject a rare sensitivity into the traditional thriller genre Sir Laurence Olivier received an Academy Award nomination tor his superb betrayal of a sadistic Nazi fugitive Roy Schelder (Jaws. All That Jazz) also appears Marathon Man is showing Friday November 6 at 7 and 9 pm in room 180 PLC $1 50 489 11-6 DUFFY’S Friday at Four Pitcher Sale features Live Music by ROCK BAND 476 11-6 'SlSsYSTW «s‘ssr -i EndsWedn«sdaY Stanley Kubrick a Paths of (2001 A Space °^.y,ol Glory is a mon d,ce acaprtolottense^ Marlon Brando in buRHL ssrss ^10Q denunoalionoMhe ^fa ^ petor SS mance optoe'reDe't'O" me Engl'Sb?0 9 30 pm Rurn 7 15 pm Do the Shake. me Rattlesnake Snake to me Kingsnakes Friday’s Beer Garden 4.7 PM in tbe EMU 48I 11 "6 Alfred H'SESSS’9 PSYCHO Fr».,Nov.6,78.»P50 177 Lawrence,» SUFI CIRCLE ""Kents „ My BKH-UANT C^ence^lhroug^S a"0 ,Ve a"0 ■^r*£Spi,ln9 s,o°y90?°u> ’he turn Of the r.00 y°ong a ^ns/ O'eam oi l n,u'y *L?d0 a' fhe ha'cfsh,D a^COmin9 a * ,lllea he, "°nal h^n?l>0nune An °esP"e ,o ^SL^aa e-'^,„nuMPBii THIEF . *ith JAMES CAAN TUESDAY ^SH***®? ^ovenibe, / ® , T0**5 ,h's SaT’96"'’6 JSO,°9> S,<,0 and9^,nS,o'r.aZ f^*on SANDEL ®SS,$£k i Y.°u’" Be °Hkj's,?G°od ,n most „ ^cement 7ifUeel Sp7d 74 7-3098 252 ifn REWARD For return of lost puppy Light brown, part golden retriever/husky No collar Lost November 1 near 13th and Ferry Please call 663-6317 _ _11-6 We study we dance; Dream ol sailing the sea. What tun we ll have this year - you'll see, That's us Scott and Chris; Big Bro and Little Sis 11-S DAVE, RICK. MIKE, MATT. DARRYN Kela Ann and my Cid - W.A.A.L.B. Love you LORI 11-5 SCOTT RASH: It's great to have you 'nr my brg bro Super times ahead1 Love your sis. LISE 11-5 CHRIS Pardonnez-moi pur monignorance J'e'spere que nous aurions un tete-a-tete bientot LISA 11-5 GOT A SINGLE HEADACHE? Drinking too much7 Overeating7 Escaping into work7 Lonliness may be the basic cause Perhaps you would be more comfortable it you could |ust find a companion CONTACT FRIENDSHIP DIRECTORY 317 W. Broadway, Suite 112 Eugene, Oregon 97401 343-8463 10-6 M-F 123MHF OPEN TO ALL Meetings of the Christian Science Organization happen Thursdays at 5 pm in the EMU. _ 187 HI-7 THE SPECIAL YOU AND PREGNANCY Free pregnancy testing Birthright 687-8651 468? H HUMPHREY meet me at 1 pm for a chicken salad sandwich at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard LOLITA_ • 128 tin IF YOU’RE IN NEED OF A BAND for your next party call BUTTERFLY MUSIC. 343-8151. Large selection 424 11-12 TO KIM. MARCY, MICHELLE 6 ? The sun will set and the fire will roar. Sunriver is the place tor drinks galore, with dates of deiight and cold winter nights, it is time to play and stay up all night Love the TTKA'S, R.A., B.S., D.J., M.B. _ 11-5 TO MY LITTLE BOMBER HEAD Well what do you know' One year and I love you, even though you have nasty habits (we can hear you in the next room), and the fact that my eyes will never be the same (Mexican face dances and elbows) My vacations have never been as fun and my days have never been brighter and we've stayed together even though the odds were against us Again, I love you and think you re the best ever Love you WEENIS P S What s a bulgarian booger7 11-5 FEMALE VOCALIST looking for serious band to work with - strong lead possible back-up - can sing anything from new wave to rock to country western - excellent stage prescence. some performance experience Shelpby. 686-5191._11-6 LIZA: All good personals come to those who wail l still digjrour smile THE MAN 11-5 TO MY BIG SIS KAREN QUILTER Who really put me though the filter Mystery week was so confusin,' your cars and clues were really losin' Love ya mega, we re talkin' mass, together always we ll have a gas1 Love. 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