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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1982)
EUGENE SCHOOL OF BALLET r _*_ Eugene School of Ballet oilers pre-school ballet (ages 4-6) Beginning, intermediate and advanced ballet New classes starting this fall include beginning, jazz, tap and adult basic classes morning and evening. 1 p 1 To register phone 686-9342, or at the studio 352 West 12th (behind Berg's Ski Shop on 13th) Wonderful Yarns for Knitting, Weaving and Crocheting. Spinning, Dyeing and Basketry Supplies. Classes and Workshops Bring in this ad for 10% off yarns (sale yarns not included) 1157 High Street, 1-503-343-0651 11-5:30 weekdays 12-5 Sat. Visa and Mastercard Another Continued from Page 27 college students to retired people HARRY’S ON THE CANAL 2200 Centennial Blvd 342- 5231 Daily, 11:30-2:30 a m Draft beer $1; bottled beer $1.35-$1.65; well drinks $1 75 Specials: Happy hours Monday-Friday, 2-7 pm, well drinks $1.50; Monday-Friday, 5-7 p m free hot and cold hors d'oeuvres Food: besides offering food from the res taurant menu, the bar serves dishes as diverse as nachos and escargot Entertainment: live music (contemporary listening) seven nights a week, no cover. The atmosphere is very friendly with an easy-to-talk-to-crowd of generally younger, busi ness-types JO FEDERIGO’S RESTAURANT 259 E Fifth Ave 343- 8488 Daily, 11 30-1:30 or 2 a m. Draft beer $1.25-$1 50; mixed drinks $1 50-$2 50; wine starts at $1 50. Specials: Sunday-Tuesday, midnight to 1 a m.; Monday-Thursday, 4-7 pm, two-for-one on all drinks; 11:30 a m. to 4 p m well drinks, draft beers and house wine Food: appetizers provided from the restaur ant Entertainment: live jazz music every night, no cover Jo s is located in the basement below the restaurant, and with it s soft lighting and mellow music provides a perfect, casual atmosphere for talking with friends. MAX’S TAVERN 550 E 13th Ave 485-6731 Daily, noon to 2 or 2:30 a m Draft beer 65 cents to $1 25 glass, 85 cents to $1.75 jar; bottled beer 90 cents; wine $1. Specials: Fridays, 4-6 pm, $1 pitchers Food potato chips, peanuts Entertainment: live music (blues to blue grass) every Saturday night, small cover; and dart boards Max's is one of the oldest taverns in Eugene, and probably one of the smallest, which doesn’t seem to bother the crowds of students and regulars that pack it on weekends O’CALLAHAN’S RESTAURANT 440 Coburg Rd 343-1221 Monday-Friday, 11-2:30 am; Saturday, Noon to 2:30 am; Sundays, 1 p m to 2:30 a m Draft beers, well drinks, and wine — 99 cents Specials: Tuesday, "Ladies Night,” 50 cents for well drinks and beer; Wednesday, "Hump Night,” all drinks $1; Thursday, "Champagne Ladies Night,” co-sponsored by KUGN radio, free champagne for women; Sunday, "Tropical Sun day," all blended drinks $2 Food: Dinners — steak, hamburgers, mexican food, fish and chips, sandwiches, soups and salads Food service ends at 11 p m Entertainment: live music (top-40 rock) six nights a week, $2 cover (half cover before 10 p m.) and no cover Sundays The majority of the clientele is from 21 to 34 years old and includes many college students. OLD TAYLORS’ TAVERN 894 E 13th Ave 344-1222 Daily, 7-2 a m Draft beer 60 cents a glass, pitchers $2 50-$2 75; bottled beer 90 cents to $1 50; wine 85 cents a glass, $2 50 half-liter, $4 liter Food: breakfast (a big breakfast for $1 60) and lunch. Entertainment: live music (rock'n'roll and blues) Friday and Saturday nights, $1 -$2 cover Taylors' is a familiar campus landmark and has recently done some remodeling. Although small, when there is live music the place is packed with students. THE PADDOCK TAVERN 3355 E Amazon Dr. 342-3575 Monday-Thursday, 11-2 am.; Friday Saturday, 11-2:30 am; Sunday 11-1 a m Draft beer 60-65 cents a glass, pitchers $1.75-$3.25; bottled beer 90 cents to $1 25; wine 85 cents to $1 25. Specials: Sunday — happy hour on beer: Tuesday starting at 8 p.m. hot dogs are sold for 25 cents; Friday, 4-8 p.m. wine on sale per glass. Food: sandwiches, soups and salads. Entertainment: four pool tables, video and pinball games, three televisions with 40 some channels, including a big screen television The atmosphere at the Pad is "open and friendly" — it's a neighborhood tavern. The clientele (students, local residents, doctors, blue-collar workers) consider it their bar and so they take care of it, a Pad employee says RENNIE'S LANDING 1214 Kincaid St 687-0600 Noon to 1 a m. (2 a m on Friday and Saturday nights). Draft beer 65-70 cents a glass, pitchers $2 75; bottled beer 95 cents to $1.50; wine $1 Food: breakfast 7:30-10:30 a m., including omelettes and a breakfast special (two eggs, hash browns, toast and coffee) for $1 50; menu served until 9 p.m; sandwiches, soup, salads, nachos served from 3-11 p.m. Entertainment: video-room Rennie's is an old, remodeled house with high ceilings and a nice balcony-sundeck It has a peaceful atmosphere and a predominantly law school clientele VETERAN'S CLUB 1626 Willamette St 345-3261 Weekdays 8 a m to midnight, weekends 8-2 am Reg Valued at $164.45 Limited to stock on hand. Sorry, no trades on this offer. Offer expires Dec. 20, 1982. 40th end Donald 345-8289 Open weekdays until 7 Bring in this ad and get a new Carlos Cassic or Steel String Guitar and an Electronic 1 uner. 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