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Coc/po/>/-C< INTRODUCING - THE BREAKFAST CLUB 10% off of 5 different breakfast specials between 7—9 each weekday morning. LUNCH SPECIALS - Home cooked meals, changing daily. Salad bar. NEW ITEMS - Fish & Chips, Chicken 1249 Alder • 7 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. • 484-2956 EVERYTHING EtC£PT SfiilE nsfi5 ANPRE4S * C£otft,dMicL CZothbn^, ^tsojnop. tio4=jrtc& Mail) Desk EMU Check Cashing Information The EH) Memorial Union Main Desk Store cashes checks as a service for students, faculty and staff of the University of Oregon. Students must present a current certificate of registration and a plastic identification card with picture; faculty/staff must present their plastic identification card with picture and current validation sticker. There is a 15 cent service charge per check. Make checks payable to the Erb Memorial Union and include Eugene address and phone number (or department and extension for faculty /staff) on the check. The limit on checks is $10.00 unless otherwise posted. When writing checks, double-check your bank balance. Make sure what you think will be a “good check” doesn’t turn out to be a “bad check.” If your check is returned, there is a service charge of $7.50. This is in addition to any service charge charged by your bank. You will also lose the privilege of cashing checks at the Erb Memorial Union for the remainder of the year (July 1, 1982—June30, 1983). To abide by policies set forth by the banks: 1) We cannot accept counter checks, 2) There can be no alterations or changes made on checks, 3) We cannot accept personal second party checks and 4) If you do not have personalized checks additional I.D. must be presented. I.D. FOR CASHING CHECKS PRIOR TO LAST DAY TO PAY FEES WITHOUT PENALTY. New Students 1. U. of O. statement of admission with student I.D. number. 2. Valid I.D. with signature and description. Returning Students 1. Previous term’s certificate of registration. 2. U. of O. Plastic I.D. card with picture. . Oregon summer fun ‘82 Tunes, eats, plays, rodeos await you Rays, music festivals, rodeos and regattas highlight the numerous activities throughout the Oregon summer. The exotica seeker can mange at the clam chowder festival this weekend at the Curry County Fairgrounds in Gold Beach or the Tanabata (Star Festival) on July 7 at Port land's Japanese Garden. For the rodeo buff, there's a veritable roundup of Oregon events. July serves up the Emerald Empire Round-up Rodeo the 8th through the 10th at the Lane County Fairgrounds in Eugene. Prineville will hold its annual Crooked River Roundup the same weekend at the Crook County Fairgrounds. Music to calm a variety of savage summer beasts abounds this summer. From June 28 to July 11 the Oregon Bach Festival at the University's Beall Hall affords the busy sum mer student a healthy dose of classical music. Fans of traditional American music may enjoy bluegrass fes tivals at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Hillsboro on July 24, or at Salem's Mission Mill Historic Center August 13 to 15. For jazz fanciers, Jacksonville offers the Britt Gardens Jazz Festival August 27 and 28 The Mt. Hood Festival of Jazz at the Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham will be held August 6 to 8 For more information, phone chambers of commerce throughout Oregon. A good start is the Eugene Chamber of Commerce, 1401 Willamette St., 484-1314, where you can obtain calendars of events for Eugene and around the state Here are a few more summer diversions: Willamette Valley/Southern Oregon _ Eugene's outdoor Saturday Market at 8th and Oak houses many booths featuring homemade foods and hand crafted wares every weekend. Portland will host many en tertainers this summer. For in FREE PIPE & CLIP Lazar's Bazar 164 W. Broadway 687-0139 Expiras July 15,1982 —■ Emerald Photo For rodeo buffs, there’s a veritable roundup of Oregon events this summer. stance, John Denver performs June 28 at 8 p.m. in the Memor ial Coliseum Phone 239-4422 for tickets On July 7 Kris Kris tofferson sings at the Pa ramount Theater. Phone 226-1605 for tickets Portland s assortment of plays features "Annie" June 15 through July 11 at the Civic Auditorium Another Broadway roadshow, "Oh! Calcutta," per forms July 17 and 18 at the Civic. Call 248-4496 for tickets. Portland's Neighborfair on July I8 is a "gigantic" festival featuring ethnic food, wares and entertainment, according to one visitor's bureau official. The Multnomah County Fair begins July 27. For more information on these and the numerous other shows, exhibits and fairs in the Portland area, call the conven tion center at 222-2223 or send a self-addressed stamped en velope to GPCVA, 26 S.W Sal mon, Portland, 97204. Corvallis celebrates its 125th anniversary with the Festival Corvallis. July 12 to 23, at the Cultural Center. The cast of performers includes Irish tradi tional music with the Boys of the Lough on July 14, American traditional music with the All Star Bluegrass Band on July 20, and African traditional music with Ghana’s Kukurudu Band on July 21. The West Coast Chamber Orchestra performs July 15 and the Pacific North west Ballet performs July 22. For more information, phone 757-1505 and ask for the Cor vallis Calendar of Events At Ashland's famous Shake speare Festival, plays run daily except Monday The Angus Bowmer Theatre features "Julius Caesar" through Oct. 29. "Blithe Spirit" through Aug 13. and "The Matchmaker" from Aug 27 to Oct. 28 The Black Swan theater features "Wings” through July 2 and "The Father" from July 15 to Oct. 29 The outdoor Elizabeth an Stage features "Comedy of Errors" through Oct. 1. "Romeo and Juliet" through Oct. 2. and "Henry V" through Oct. 3. Tick et prices are $5.50, $8.50 and $11.50 Call 482-4331 Salem's Pentacle Theatre features another Shakespeare play, "Taming of the Shrew," through June 26. Medford hosts the Southern Oregon Regional Air Show July 10 and 11 at the Jackson Coun ty Airport. Call 779-2413 for tickets Get high again at the Great Balloon Races August 21 to 23 Call 772-4299 Jacksonville kicks off the 20th Peter Britt Music and Arts Fes tival at Britt Gardens Aug. 6 to 21. "Top musicians from all over the world" perform jazz, clas sical and symphony, according to a chamber of commerce of ficial. Write to Box 1124, Med ford, or phone 899-1821 after July 1. Britt Gardens also hosts the Blue Grass Festival July 23 and 24. Shows start at 6:30 p.m. and feature fiddler Byron Ber ime. mandolin player David Continued on Page 17 Prepare for:Sept. 11,1982
