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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1982)
SHOOT SOME BASKETS take a dip in the pool pump some iron and take a hot sauna Beautiful south hills townhouses Fireplace dishwasher, carports garage, close to bus lines and shopping Only ? bedrooms available 4427 Fox Hollow Rd 484-6292 547 tfn BEAUTIFUL FIVE BEDROOM home with fireplace 1208 Jefferson $550 Call 662-2202 542 tfn CLOSE TO CAMPUS 1870 ONYX Studio Drapes semi-turnished $209 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 927 tfn $190 Unfurnished one bedroom garden apart ment Lots of light Clean laundry facilities off street parking 2 blocks UO Joy 686-1130 office or 344-7215 home 981 tin WOODSIDE MANOR 1810 Harris Very mce quads with private or semi-private baths Share kitchen All utilities paid Covered parking $129 and $144 plus deposit Manager 686-2470 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 465-8252 805 tfn CAMPUS BARGAINS Good Location Quiet Living THE PRICE IS RIGHT $120 a month rents a quad in the cam pus area 420 East 15th with all utilities paid Manager 687-0692 CUTE AND CLEAN 469-475 East 15th. $109, $114. $134 Room in house plus quad Kitchen privileges Resident Manager 244-0215 5-8 pm Vi BLOCK FROM CAMPUS 738 East 16th Quads with private bath Ftetqgerator in room and laundry facilities Utilities paid Reserved parking available $149 plus refundable depose Manager r 1 or can 682-5197 between 2 and 7 pm SHARP-CLEAN 1728 Ferry Newe> complex Some with decks car pet drapes private entrance $12*9 and $’■'9 Manager 245-5541 IPM CO. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 4858252 MODERN ADULT EFFICIENCY 601 WEST 11th Quads nvith private bat*- arid refrigerator in each unit Share kitchen and hv:ng room Carpet drapes laundry facilities parking an jM'ties paid No* taking tali reservations $t59 Manage' ?4?~9074 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 . 1 week free rent Free covered parking CLEAN, QUIET QUADS S14S INCLUDING UTILITIES 'h bloc* from campus on East 16tn Furnished private bath and refrigerator Air conditioned 345-1272 268 ttn QUADS-1360 ALDER $126 month includes all utilities Cal 485-4167 o- 484 0804 808 ttr ECONOMICAL QUAD apartments wi?n private bath and refrigerator 55? East 18th $1?0 JEAN TATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT __7?9Hn QUADS NOW RENTING from 51 ?9 with tease From $149 monlh to month Private -? bath private refrigerator One block from main library CAMPUS COURT QUADS 1S44 ALDER 666-1075 ?58ttn LARGE QUADS 0$120 per month utilities paid 1827 Hams St Call 485-8859 65 tin LOST: Si* monlh old man* cat Grey with black markings She is wearing a black collar and was lost around 14th and Milyard It found please can 68? 7640 2-4 VALENTINE DANCE Feb 1?, 1982 10pm-7m VALLEY RIVER INN COLUMBIAN ROOM 127 2-5 R IM FOOTBAG TOURNAMENT Advanced lo novice 2 7,-82 $1 entry GRX-B-54 1-6 pm 2-4 IMAGE CONNECTIONS A new exhibit of Northwest photographers Room 167, EMU Feb 2-7. 11 am-6 pm From the EMU Cultural Forum 6 2-5 National Security Conference For info call ASUO 686 ? 724 1 ?4 2-12 WINTER NAVIGATION: A Map & Compass Orientation Sponsored by me Outdoor Program Thurs , Feb 4th at 7 pm in the Outdoor Program room For more into call 686-?7?0 128 2-4 CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 687-0733 EUGENE PREMIERES ENDS THURSDAY GAL YOUNG UN Rural Florida in the eary ?0s is the setting tor this film (based on Marione Rawlings 1922 short story) of a lonely widow who tails prey to a handsome young con man Beautifully filmed elegantly and sensitively directed by one ot America s emerging ttlmmakers SHOWING 7:30 ONLY Red Adm Mat Sun 2 pm LES BONS DEBARRAS GOOD RIDDANCE The best film from Canada in years, mesmerizing actress Charlotte Laurier is a precocious romantic child who lives with mother m Quebec in an unpredictable, unfor gettable story ot growing up SHOWING 9:25 ONLY Red Adm Mat Sun 2 55 pm _ 077 2-4 THE BIJOU 492 E. 13th (at Ferry St.) NEW TICKET PRICES" Associate Member S2 Student Sun-Thurs) $2 50 Gen. Admn. 52 ENDS WEDNESDAY THE 15th INTER NATIONAL TOURNEE OF ANIMATION ^espo^se last September to the 14th Tournee was so encouraging that we proudly present e** the !#r** fifteen more award winning short films selected and sponsored by the i^ter national An .mated Association Nightly 7 & 9 pm Sunday Matinee 4 pm My Fair Lady r er> 16 24 The Last Metro and A Man and a Woman 1?8 2-10 DIZZY GILLESPIE Sunday, February 7 Emerald Valley Forrest Inn Showrs at ft. 9 pm $8 & S7 reserved Ticket* available at the EMU Main Desk 0/5 2-5 THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM proudly presents creme ot the crop blues THE 6th ANNUAL OREGON BLUES FESTIVAL FEB. 11 and 12 EMU BALLROOM doors open each night at 7 ?0 pm THURS., FEB. 11 ALBERT COLLINS & THE ICEBREAKERS THE MIGHTY FLYERS with ROD PIAZZA THE PAUL De LAY BAND FRI., FEB. 12 CLARENCE GATEMOUTH BROWN Pee Wee Crayton LITTLE CHARLIE and THE NIGHTCATS plus blues paraphernalia and dance floor TWO SERIOUS NIGHTS OF FUN FESTIVAL TICKETS (both nights) $10 UO students $13 general public SINGLE TICKETS (one night) $6 UO students $7.50 general public Tickets are available soon at the EMU Mam Desk, Earth River Records, Ever ybody s Records in Eugene, Corvallis 106 2-4 Students tor Individual Liberty present THE CAINE MUTINY with Humphrey Bogart Thursday, February 4 7 & 9 pm 150 Geology $1 75 admission 9? 2-4 If you see one group of dancers this term make it this one BILL EVANS DANCE CO. of Seattle 2 different performances Friday Feb 19 & Saturaday . Feb 20 8 pm ' 25? Gerlinger Annex Tickets at the EMU Mam Desk and Backstage Dancewear Northwest dancers with a national reputation Brought to you by the EMU Cultural Forum and the Dance Dept 095 ?-4 TONIGHT Lady in the Dark Ginger Rogers Ray Milland 6 pm 4 Girls in Town Jul»e Adams George Nader 10:30 pm KOZY cable TV 11 EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS LEO KOTTKE someone who redefines the meaning of the guitar Tuesday, February 9th 8 pm Ballroom Tickets still available at the EMU Main Desk. Diana's t Earth River Records on the mall. SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS COMING HOME I Coming Home >s one of those rare movies that tackles a difficult subject wirr magnificent sincerity Jane Fonda. Jon Voight, and Bruce Dem present a sensitive and beautiful love story, but a 'ove story depicting the difficulties peo ple encounter in lives shattered by the Vietnam War The soundtrack features music by the Beatles the Rolling Stones and other musicians of the era SATURDAY. FEB. 6 7 & 9:45 PM 180 PLC $1.50/51 children I _ 1?2 2-5 FREE FREE TONIGHT Environmental Film Series presents: CRY OF THE WILD Bill Mason s three-year project exploring the lives and plight of the timber wolves and pure white Artie wolves 8 pm Thursday, Feb. 4 123 Science Sponsored by the Survival Center 137 2-4 THE GREAT GATSBY SATURDAY, FEB. 6 7 & 9:45 PM 177 LAWRENCE $1.50 Sponsored by EGSAC 136 2-5 ALPHA KAPPA PSI presents RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER Peter Setters stars in his most popular role as the tumbling Inspector Clouseau SATURDAY, FEB. 6 7 4 9:15 PM 150 GEOLOGY $1,50/SI children 135 2-5 FRATERNITIES. SORORITIES HAVING A PARTY OR HOUSE DANCE? Do you want music that you can really move to9 From Springsteen to Bullet and a whole lot more Call "AN ADDED TOUCH." Free es timates 683-1149. 2-5 BIJOU MIDNITE WOODSTOCK With The Who, Jim Hendrix, Crosby. Stills & Nash Santana and all the rest WEDNESDAY $.96 THURSDAY SI.50 FRIDAY 6 SATURDAY $2.50 Sunday Matinee 1 pm $2 104 2-5 GEORGE WINSTON WILL ACKERMAN An evening of acoustic music Valley River Inn 8 & 11 pm, Sat. Feb. 6 Tickets at EMU Main Desk, $6. All ages welcome 107 2-5 The Ananda Marga Society presents THE POINT A delightful, funny tale about the adven tures of a round-headed boy who just doesn't fit in. in a country where ever yone has a pointed head With an award-winning soundtrack by Harry Nillson plus ANIMAL FARM George Orwells allegory about oppres sion and revolutiori set in a country farm FRIDAY. FEB. 5 6:45 6 9:30 PM 177 LAWRENCE SI.50 The Point shown first each showing 120 2-5 THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS AN EVENiNG OF Songs and Stories OF THE ROAD THE WEST AND THE FREE SPIRIT featuring ROSALIE SORRELS woman artist!, country & folk singer and KEN BABBS farmer, writer storyteller SATURDAY, FEB. 6 8 PM EMU BALLROOM Admission at the door $2 UO students $2 50 general public 122 2-5 DARK STAR FRIDAY, FEB. 5 7:30 & 9:30 150 GEOLOGY $1.50 Sponsored by Mayday 125 2-5 THE SPIRIT OF Neal Cassady LIVES ON! Come see Prankster KEN BABBS on Saturday night when he makes a multi-media presentation on Neal and other subjects. Also appearing Is ROSALIE SORRELS Saturday, Feb. 6 8 pm EMU Ballroom 141 2-4 THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM praMtil* THE MARRIAGE OF MARIA BRAUN The most spectacular product of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's career to date, and probably of the entire New German Cinema as well Mixing soap opera sexual politics, offbeat comedy, epic romance, current history, social satire and period piece into an amazingly coherent whole Fassbiner uses the story of his prodigious heroine, who mobilizes herself upward while waiting for her long-lost soldier husband, as a metaphor for defeat, rise, growing pains, and ultimate tate of post-war Germany SUNDAY, FEB. 7 7 A 9:30 PM 1 SO GEOLOGY *1.50 _1?9 2-5 THETMU CULTURAL FORUM presents BODY HEAT A sensual tale of the blinding force of naked desire William Hurt stars as Ned Racine, a lazy, incompetent criminal lawyer whose love tor another man's wife entangles him in a web of deceit and murder Kathleen Turner is Matty Walker, the sensual seductress Ned and Matty's torrid affair becomes a reflection of te eventual downfall of making suc cess an obsession and consequently turns dark when the lovers conspire to do away with her husband FRIDAY, FEB. 5 7 4 9:15 PM 180 PLC $1.50 _1402-5 HAVE A PARTY! VIDA BARN Call evenings 396-391 3 ttn ' EXCITEMENT FROM DEEP CLEANING FACIAL Invigorating, therapeulic Special introductory offer. Advance skin care 687-9181 007UHF HAIR TODAY HAS A HAIR SALON for men and women in the EMU by the Rec Center We do haircuts, styled perms, color and free consultations Call 687-1347 or stop by for appointments 068 tfn GET FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE on Alterations at Slegmund s Cleaners 821 E. 13th Ave 107 H THE SPECIAL YOU AND PREGNANCY Free pregnancy testing Birthright 687-8651 468? H UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED New .nnova five method Gentle fast It works 687-9181 Advanced skin care 008 UHF FAMOUS MID-EASTERN KING DAVID'S FALAFEL vegi-pocket sandwiches are availa ble at the EMU cafeteria NOW1! Delivered daily in limited quantities. EXPERIENCE IT!1 997 2-5 PROFESSIONAL HELP with tax returns, reasonable rates 342-3537 2-5 STUDENT MANAGER POSITION in the U of O Residence Halls are available for the academic year, 1982-8? Previous resident assistant experience is required, although not necessarily at the U of O Applications and position descriptions are available in the Housing Office. Ext 4277 Deadline for ap plications is February 15,1982 89 2-12 Ski Mt. Bachelor! Day trip Feb 7. Sign-up at Club Sports, EMU before noon Feb 4 100 2-4 WANT ONE HOUR of graduate level credit9 This year being a rush counselor is more rewarding than ever' Think about it - applica tions are due before noon February 5 2-4 DATING GAME tryouts TONIGHT at O'CALLHAN’S. Guys and gals 21 and over audition now for DATING GAME to be held Feb 14 Tryouts start at 5 30 pm at O’CALLAHAN’S 440 Coburg Road. Eugene 081 2-4 LEGS Meet me at 4 pm for a kosher salami sandwich at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Cour tyard LUIGI 0?? tfn Breakfast all day at the Keystone Cafe, 395 West 5th Now open Friday and Saturday nights, 6-10 pm_2-4 HAPPY BIRTHDAY FISH Love, JASON __2-4 NKC 9ri| the cork this weekend and drink down 'he champagne Happy anniversary! Love, WTD_2-4 POOKERSI It’s been a great 2 years and 2 months! I love you! YOU BY-AIR 2-4 MIKE HALEY We found it' THE LEMMING SISTERS 2-4 JOAN HEATER We couldn t forget to welcome you to the membership of Alpha Omlcron PI. Welcome! 2-4 SAILING Interested in cooperative sailing in the San Juan islands over spring vacation? Qualified to charter a boat? If you answered yes to both questions come to our meeting at 7 30 pm on Feb 8 in the EMU, room to be posted; or phone 345-2214 Please, qualified skippers only 2-8
