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Walk to campus Quiet studio al 1301 Ferry Carpel, drapes, appliances, storage parking $165 Helen 344-2081 or Nancy 344-8888 391 4-29 ONE OF EUGENE'S FINEST QUADS Ml WEST 11th Quads with private hath and refrigerator in each unit Share kitchen and living room Carpet, drapes laundry tacililies. parking, all Utilities paid Now taking tall reservations $149 Manager 343 9074 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 46S-62S2 933 tin One week free rent Free covered parking CLEAN, OUIET QUADS S14S INCLUDING UTILITIES Vi block trom campus on East 16th Furnished, private bath and refrigerator Air conditioned 345-1272. ?68_1tn QUADS-1360 ALDER • $125 month includes all utilities Call 485-4167 or 484 0804 _ 808 tin QUADS NOW RENTING from $119 with lease From $149 month to month Private !6 bath private refrigerator One block trom main library CAMPUS COURT QUADS 1544 ALDER 666-1075 __358 ttri LARGE QUADS $120 per month utilities paid 1827 Harris St Call 485-8889 065 tfn SIX QUADS 1750 Hityard Carpeted share bath and kitchen Bills paid Rent by March 101h receive $20 gift certificate and rent discount $95 first last $65 deposit retunda ble Deb or Sally 682-7202 223Hn ROOMS IN OLDER HOME plus quads 1858-66 Harris Carpet d'apes 08 street parking laundry tacililies All utilities paid $129 plus deposit Manager 244-2524 IPM CO- REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 465-6252 227 tin CAMPUS BARGAINS Good Location Quiet Living THE PRICE IS RIGHT $ f 20 a month rents a quad in the cam pus area 430 East 15th with all utilities paid CUTE AND CLEAN 499-475 East 15th $10*. $114. $134 Room in house plus quad kitchen privileges Resident Manager, ■=44-0? 15 5 8 pm 475 East 15ih Quads $ 124 with 6 month lease V. BLOCK FROM CAMPUS 738 East 16th Quads with private balh Refrigerator m room arid laundry facilities Utilities paid Reserved parking available $149 plus refundable deposit Manager * 1 or call 682 5197 between 2 and 7 pm SHARP-CLEAN 1728 Ferry Newer compter Some wtih decks car pet d'apes private entrance $125 and $179 Manager 245 5541 IPM CO- REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 465-8252 WOODSIDE MANOR 1810 Harris Very nice quads with private or serm-pnvate batbs Share knchen All utilities paid Covered parking $129 and $144 plus deposit Manager 686-2470 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 465-6252 BQS.ttn M/F CONTRACT FOR SALE Must sell reward ottered CaH Jody, 344-6814._2-8 MEN'S DORM CONTRACT FOR spring term tor sate Cali evenings 242 6492 ?-5 REWARD: SIX PACK ot Peer it you buy my dorm contract Contact Debbie J . exl 5?7? _ 2-5 M/F Two contracts tor sale Call Nelly or Harumi 242 5298 242-0276 ?-S Lost/Found LOST MEN'S WEDDING BAND in Gerlmger Hall's 2nd tloor bathroom on Thursday, 2/25. 12 pm Reward tor return ot ring Call Bob 682-8088._3-5 FOUND: Lady s watch at the Museum ot Danzig collection Museum found Tuesday at 1 pm Call 682-5261 3-6 El Salvador The Political Reality JAMES STEPHENS, JR. Expert on Central America co-author ot Oxtam audit on Land Reform 8 PM MARCH 8 EMU BALLROOM FREE Sponsored by EMU Cultural Forum and Eugene Council tor Human Rights in Latin America _272:2-4 CLUB SPORTS BIKE RACING Team meeting, Thursday. March 4 7 pm Room 746, University Inn, 1000 Patterson St Info call 686-6244 414:3-4 Oregon Daily Emerald WORDS A MUSIC BY WOMEN OF EUGENE Share your poetry, songs, comedy, any kind ot performing open mike Saturday, March 6 at 1414 Kincaid. Backdoor Coffeehouse at 7 pm. CaN QPA, M6-3360 lor more Into. ,_ 3993-S ROCK CLIMBING FUN IN THE SUN Slide show on Big Wall rock climbing in Yosemite Valley and tree climbing in Oregon, California Sierras and the desert Wednesday. March 3. 7 pm. Lawrence 107 Sponsored by the U ot O Outdoor Program 365:3-5 FREE FREE The Survival Center Environmental Film Sorias presents IN MEMORY OF THE LAND AND PEOPLE A narrative ot the U S strip mining process and the people s lives who have been atlecled by It THURSDAY, MARCH 4 • PM 123 SCIENCE FREE FREE 413 3-4 Latin American FHm Series presents Chuquiago “Four vividly impressive views of Bolivian society.” - Vincent Canby NY Times 1234 KINCAID rpy UO Bookstore) THURSDAY, MARCH 4 7:30 PM FRIDAY. MARCH S 7:30 A 0:30 PM Latin American food served 5 30- 7 30 pm CINEMA 7 SATURDAY, MARCH S 4:30 PM Movid admission $1 .SO Sponsored by Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin America S U ot 0 Dept ot Romance Languages 374 3-5 The Willmar 8 The inspiring story of 8 women bank workers in a small Midwestern town who suddenly found themselves »n the fore front of the struggle for working women's rights March 8, 7 pm Harris Hail (8th & Oak) Sponsored by Women in Transition, YWCA, Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom 415? 5 THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents EDWIN BERNBAUM Thursday, March 4, 8 pm Gertinger Lounge HIDDEN VALLEYS OF THE HIMALAYAS IN TIBETAN ART AND MYTHOLOGY Edwin Bernbaum took four trips to Nepal to examine the idea ot Shangri-la. inter viewing Tibeta lamas, crossing glaciated passes and climbing a Himalayan peak His slide lecture will show photographs o) his adventure and talk about his recent book on the subject Shangri-la A magical place or a Mate of mind? ?51:?-4 Entertainment The Ananda Marga Society presents Wizards Ten million years in the future the battle between magic and mis-used technology reaches it culmination Through Ralph Bakshi 's startling animation we are immersed in the struggle between the aging magician Avatar and the evil Blackwolt. who has resurrected the images of Nazi war propaganda fFRIDAY, MARCH 5 T * 9 PM 180 PLC *150 ___387:3-5 The Ananda Marga Society presents Being There Peter Sellers won trtr Academy Award for Best Actor in his tour de force performance as a man who has spent his whole life gardening and watching TV Thrown into the “real world" unexpectedly his simple-minded words and actions are taken by others as great profundity1 Melvyn Douglas also won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in the delightfully funny film SATURDAY. MARCH « 7 * 9:45 PM 150 GEOLOGY *1.50 ?86 ?-5 the Bijou 492 E. 13th (at Ferry St.) NEW TICKET PRICES'! AMOClate Member $2 Student (Sun -Thors ) $2 50 Gen. Admn $? BEAU PERE A sexy, sophisticated comedy from the director o< the Academy-Award winning Get Out Your Handkerchief* Bertrand Blier "A tender entertaining work Bkers considerable accomplishment is to make his own directorial motives appear almost as ingenuous as those of the lovers He tells the story very gently, with as much attention to the humor ot the stuatioo as to Its eroticism.” Janet Maslm, New York Times Nightty 7 S 9:30 pm Starts March 12 Cutter's Way March 26 My Dinner with Andre CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 697-0733 OREGON PREMIERE ENOS THURSDAY DEBORAH HARRY-PAT BENETAR UNION CITY Union City is a film noir with a difference Taking classic elements of the 40s thriller is the story of Harlan, (Dennis Lipscomb, who thinks he s Bogart), bored wife Lillian (Blondie bombshell Deborah Harry who thinks she's Bacall), and Pat Benetar. and adds new wave sensibility about murder and passion This frist film by Mark Reichert has been praised for its angular shining, garnsh look and loopy, lurid ingenious plot SHOWING 7:30 ONLY plus BOGART 6 BACALL THE BIG SLEEP Bogart Is Philip Marlowe, based on Chandler s novel. William Faulkner screenplay SHOWING 9:30 ONLY BUOU MIDNITE STARTS MARCH 10th ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW New 35mm print plus TIM CURRY ROCK N ROLL FILM CLIPS Reserve seals advance sales every night 8-9 pm, 10-11 pm. Tickets $1-$2 Saturday ma tinee* starting the 13th 410:tfn “PURE ADVENTURE DRAMA” DELIVERANCE Starring Burl Reynolds & Jon Vorght FRIDAY. MARCH 5 7, 9. and 11 PM 177 LAWRENCE Adml»»k>n SI .50 Dance Concert “somethings old, new, beethoven and blue” performed by U of O Dance Faculty March 5, 6 at 8 pm Dougherty Dance Theatre Gedlnger Annex Tckets U of O students $2 General admn $2 Tickets available at EMU Main Desk and Backstage Theatrcal _ 298.2-5 TONIGHT Road to Morroco Bob Hope Bing Crosby • pm Buck Privates Come Home Abbott & Costello 10:30 pm KOZY cable TV 11 NEW GRASS REVIVAL AND JOHN HARTFORD Leaders In the spaced-out bluegrass and folk music scene. SATURDAY, MARCH 13 7:30 EMU BALLROOM Tickets $5 50 UO students, $6 50 gen eral pubic, available at EMU Main Desk, Buy and Sell Center at 261 W 5th. and Earth River Records on the Mall 416 2 - 5 The Cultural Forum presents ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST Oscar-winning performances from Jack Nicholson and Louise Fletcher in Milos Forman's screen version of the Ken Kesey novel Nicholson is Randall P MacMurphy a con-man of infinite charm and resource, out to prove that the inmates are saner and infinitely more humane than their keepers Friday, March 5 7 & 9:30 pm 150 Geology $1.50 411 2-5 AUNT LUCY'S WINE LOFT presents RANDY HILL S MAGICAL MANIA Magic, mentalism. comedy Audience participation SATURDAY 8:30 PM TICKETS *3 1340 ALDER 683-1795 ---- . -24,4.2-S .. The Cultural Forum presents SOME LIKE IT HOT Billy Wilder directs Marilyn Monroe. Tony Curlis. and Jack Lemmon in this 1959 tarce Curtis and Lemmon are musicians who witness a mob murder; Monroe, a smger-cum-ukelele-player in all-female band The tun begins when Curlis and Lemmon join Monroe's band - in drag - to hide from the pursuing mobsters Sunday, March 7 7 & 9:15 pm 180 PLC $1.50 412 3-5 HOLLY NEAR IN CONCERT with Adrienne Torf and Carrie Barton Weds., March 10 South Eugene High School Auditorium TICKETS *6 Ticket outlets EMU, Earth Records, Everybody’s Records, Mother Kali s Books Wheelchair accessible, childcare provided, interpreter tor hearing im paired A fundraiser for Citizen Action for Lasting Security . 360:3-4 sun CIRCLE PRESENTS WALKABOUT Walkabout is a beautifully photo graphed film about a young brother and sister who are left alone to wander the primitive wastes ot Australia after their father commits suicide They are be friended by a young aborigine who is on a 6-month survival test He reveals the joys of nature to them but their relation ships change when they reach civilization. SATURDAY. MARCH « 7 A 9 PM 180 PLC $1.50/81 children 407 3-5 The EMU Cultural Forum invites applications Application forms are available for 1982-83 EMU Cultural Forum volunteer student coordinators in the following areas Popular. Jazz/Blues, and Folk Music Concerts. Film & Literature, Visual Arts. Performing Arts, Contemporary Issues, and Program Committee DEADLINE for applying is THURSDAY, APRIL 1. Obtain applications and job descriptions in Suite 2 EMU If you have the least amount of interesf, stop by the office and learn more about the reward ing experience of working on the Cul tural Forum 368:3-30 ARE WE NOT HIP The grand old man of the jazz avant-garde and saxophone innova tor Ornette Coleman will be here with his Prime Time who play a bracing blend of rock-jazz, funk, and unbelievable rhythms. Ornette Coleman Everything he does is important VILLAGE VOICE Right now, Ornette Colman's ideas are more popular than he is One can also hear echoes of Mr Coleman s music in some of the new rock coming our ot England ROBERT PALMER Pop Music critic, NY TIMES The history ot jazz is replete with woeful tales of neglected genius But the case ol Ornette Coleman is the most baffling ot them all. ESQUIRE ORNETTE IS A LEGEND THAT SHOULD NOT BE MISSED. HIS MU SICAL EXPERIMENTS OF THE 50t, HIGHLY CONTROVERSIAL AT THE TIME. HAVE COME TO PERMEATE THE MUSIC TODAY. SEE PAGE 5. 406:3-5 MARCHS** THE HIT SQUAD OF COMEDY LIVE MATINEE All new show o! comic madness live onstage at Cinema 7 FRIDAY * SATURDAY EVENING at S * 10 pm Saturday matinee only 2 pm No children under 12 admitted ___205 2-5 BIJOU MIDNITE POLYEStER Just when you think it might be safe to breath again. John Water*’ (who else') releases this pungent satire A salacious soap opera of middle America run amuck. While not quite as vulgar as Pink Flamingo* the Oderama technique provides lor an exceedingly stinky experience of hilarious grossnes*. Be especialy wary of scratch and sniff number 2. 6. and 9 Peeeyooof Starring Devine and Tab Hunter with Edith Massey (the egg lady), Mink Stole. Stive Bators, and others to smelly to mention WEDNESDAY $.M THURSDAY $1.50 FRIDAY A SATURDAY $2.50 Saturday & Sunday matinee 1 pm Coming March 10 Rocky Horror 296:2-5 VIDA BARN RENTALS Under new management Fantastic dance party or picnic location Reasonable rates 896-3889 or 342-7272. j409 tfn 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 THE SPECIAL YOU AND PREGNANCY Free pregnancy testing Birthright 687-8651 _468? H PLANNED PARENTHOOD has a pregnancy test that is 98% accurate Call for appt 344-9411.157UH PROFESSIONAL HELP WITH TAX RE TURNS, reasonable rates 342-3537. 3-8 THE SHOW’S ABOUT TO BEGIN! __356 3-4 LAMONT Meet me at 2 pm for chocolate rum cheesecake at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Cour tyard LOLITA128:ttn SOCCER PLAYERS needed for men's and women's teams. 344-1603/683-7247. 3-5 TOURING COMPANION wanted for cross country bicycle.tour I am male. 39. looking for female or mal^ companion for W/E Trans America Tour I am in the planning stages and would like to find a companion so we can plan the route together Will travel 40-80 miles, day mostly camping with occasional motels Many nonriding days to rest and mingle with the natives Leave mid-June Dennis Tapp. 599 Coburg Rd # 5-B Eugene. OR 97401 Call 344-7271. _ 3-4 PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE: Go into finals with a CLEAR MIND and RELAXED BODY. Arnold Porter, L.M.T-Paula Plaatlraa L.M.T. 1177 Pearl 683-9230 3-10 D.G.’S We re getting warmed up for this Sunday's game The D.G s and Pi Phi's are battling for fame. So lets not hack, swear, or bite, but just have a good time, play fair-play right THE PI PHIS ___402:3-4 HAPPY BIRTHDAY JILL-KAREN It's still confusing to me By day you're now 20! But by night. 23? So tonight it's the Hilton, How's that for class? Next December it's my turn The Potagerie at U-Mass? NOT JIM MOHR _34 HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHARON ROWE Early or not, nineteen is a very intimidating age1 COTTONTAIL_ 3-4 VICKI Congratulations on becoming an aunt PANDA _ _ 3-4 CLARIN A STACY Congratulations on your new baby1 BILLY RAY A DONOVAN 3-4 BLAIR Sgnriver and skiing were both really great! But Luau’s coming up and I can hardly wait! Love, TINA_3-4 MARY JANE HINTZ Happy 20th birthday LOVE, TIM 3-4 KARI Happy 21st birthday! Now that you are old enough to belong to the "Tammy Totte Maturity Club" and cruise the hot spots on Saturday night, I guess I’ll have to watch "Solid Gold" by myself Have fun tonight! Love, JAN 3-4 HEY MUFFY! Meet me at Suite 5 EMU to sign up foi Spring Formal Rush Let s find out for ourselves what sororities are like 3-4 Page 11
