ONE BEDROOM-8190 Like new in
excellent condition Fully applianced In
beautiful parkside surroundings On bus
and bike route Call ?45-9272.
485-402? or 747-0140_ 969 tfn
FOR RENT FURNISHED 1 bedroom
$190 2 bedroom $240 1200 Ferry
Street Laundry room, electric fireplace,
carpe appliances, large closets Call
today. Heather Mitchell, 485-5517
?01 tfn
MOVING?
THE EMERALD APTS.
is ottering
2 bedroom
furnished apts.
Vi block from campus
with dishwasher, disposals, covered
parking, laundry facilities and a sundeck
for onlr
$270 per month
for more info
CALL 343-1491
or 344-5440
or drop by
The Emerald Apts
1877 Emerald
__?50 tfn
Hideaway
Apartments
? bedrtrom furnished apartments |ust Vs
block from campus $?00-$?45 a
month
715V2 E. 16th
Call 344-3566
96? tfn
First month
utilities
FREE
1270 High Extra nice one bedroom
Carpet, drapes, appliances laundry
facilities, only $179 Call 345-1926
IPM CO., REALTOR
1065 HIGH ST. 465-8252
961 ttn
LARGE STUDIO in quiet complex
Shared courtyard Storage applianced
Water and garbage paid 1622 High
$160 687-8607 ' 97? ttn
CLASSIC ONE BEDROOMS Unfur
nished carpeted laundry labilities ap
plianced 1884 Garden Ave behind
Wendy s $145 687 8607 972 ttn
ALDERWOOO MANOR
1864-84 Alder
One and two bedrooms with carpeting
drapes, appliances, laundry facilities,
oft street parking $199-$289
IPM CO.. REALTOR
1065 HIGH ST 485-8252
974 ttn
’. BLOCK FROM CAMPUS
WEST UNIVERSITY QUADS
738 East 16th
$i?4 Private hath, laundry facilities,
letrigeratoi in room, reserved parking
available Managei unit 1.245-1840
IPM CO , REALTOR
1065 HIGH ST 485-8252
4?9 ttn
CLASSY QUADS
4?0 E 15th Handy to campus or (own
$1?4 includes utilities Manager.
245 9466
IPM CO , REALTOR
1065 HIGH ST 485-8252
‘162 tin
LARGE QUAD $110 pei month $75
deposit Utilities included For more
information call 485-8859 981 ttn
alder street quads
1360AMer #65
Month-to-month $100 Tenant pays
electricity 485-4167 484-0804 22? tfn
THE BROWN DERBY
QUADS
Newer convenient location starting at
$115
includes utilities 441 East 17th
343-5616 and 683-2733. 279 tin
WOOOSIDE MANOR
1810 HARRIS
En|oy total comfort in these individually
healed and air-conditioned quads
Private bath $149 Shared bath, $124
Reserved parking available These are
directly across the street from campus
Resident manager unit 129 Call
682-2005
IPM CO., REALTOR
1065 HIGH ST 485-8252
440 tin
CAMPUS COURT QUADS
Private half bath All utilities paid and TV
cable From $129 1544 Alder
686-1075 (noon til 4 pm) 443 "
1728 FERRY
Newer some with decks Clean, plea
sant surroundings $125 $129 $125
Manager 245-5541
IPM CO.. REALTOR
1065 HIGH ST 485-8252
465 tin
Dorm contracts
BUY MY DORM CONTRACT Get a
case of beer Please call Betsy
485-9506 12-1
DORM CONTRACT tor sale Third Hoot
Morton 485 9492, Alice 12-2
DORM CONTRACT for sale Calf Carla
686-6212
TWO DORM CONTRACTS for sale
University Inn Call 686-6028 12-2
FREE! $50 If you buy my dorm contract
Please call Lmda 686 5222 11 -20
2 dorm contracts
for sale $20
each Call Karen or Erika. 485-9822 rm
202 12-10
Lost/Found
FOUND: In Fairmount area under
leaves a set of car keys Call 687-9119
to identity These were found around
Nov 10 11 00
FOUND: Bicyeie m U ot O area it lost
one. leave description at EMU Main Desk
and will notify you 12-1
Food/Drink
We would like lo say
THANK YOU
to all of our customers
Our Thanksgiving Day benefit was a
groat success' We appiaciate your sup
port ol collectivism in E ugene
WATCH OUT MCDONALDS!
The Homefrted Truck stop
The restaurant cotiective at 14th and
Alder 995 11 30
FREE
Airbrush Seminar
All day Dec. 1
Slide Show
177 LA, 7-9 pm
Come by Oregon Art Supply for de
tail*. 720 East 13th. 976 12 1
THE VALUE OF AN
ECONOMICS DEGREE
This seminar on |obs and degrees
including MBA. will feature speakers
from banking, government and
academia All are welcome Tuesday
Nov ?0 at 2 pm 167 EMU Sponsored
by the Undergraduate Economics As
sociation _986 11 -20
CISCAP present*
FROM THE ASHES
Documentary on one family in the
Nicaraguan revolution will he shown as
oart of ClSCAP s general meeting Ever
yone welcome
TUESDAY. NOV 30 7:30 PM
EMU FORUM ROOM FREE
11-30
The Eugene Council for
Human Rights in
Latin America
presents
HARD TIMES LUNCHES
Delicious, Authentic
Latin Food for $1.50
A benefit for Central American
Refugees and the Eugene Council for
Human Rights m Latin America
Wed. and Thurs.
11:30-2 pm
1236 Kincaid
1005 12 2
LETS
NOT TAKE
THE CRUISE
TO
EUROPE!
Lecture and film
dealing with the
U.S. plan to deploy
more nuclear
weapons in Europe.
Tues. Nov. 30th
8 pm, free
Rm. 167 EMU
SNuFF
1006 11-00
University Theatre Presents
THE OREGON
PREMIERE
Ol
FIFTH OF
JULY
A comedy by Puhtizer Prize
winning playwright
LANFORD WILSON
Dec. 1-4
Robinson Theatre 8 pm
$? 25 U of O students
$5 generalpublic
Call 686-4191 for reservations
AUOIENCES ARE CAUTIONED
THAT THIS PLAY DEALS WITH
MATURE RELATIONSHIPS AND
CONTAINS LANGUAGE WHICH
MAY BE OFFENSIVE TO SOME
981 12?
TONIGHT
Bataan
Robert Taytof 1:30 pm
Tower ot London
Bons KartoK 10:30 pm
KOZY cable TV 11
'004 n-?o
The EMU Cultural Forum &
The Oregon Btuegrass Association
present
A BLUEGRASS
BENEFIT CONCERT
with
THE SAWTOOTH
MOUNTAIN BOYS
and
GOOD N’
COUNTRY
SATURDAY, DEC. 4
8 pm, EMU Ballroom
Tickets $2 50 UO students and
Oregon Biuegrass members $o
general public Tickets are available at
the EMU Mam Desk and BaHadee<
Music at the 5th Street Public Mar ket
- ' i 20
Full Moon Dance
MEMBERS OF ANGELSONG FROM
S.F AND AROUSING SPIRIT ,o.ns
tnends lo wboop it up lotsa duims1 !
WOW Han. 8tti and Lincoln I ues Nov I
>!Q.9om.«" QQI
BEAT ME
Don t miss THE ENGLISH BEAT.
Incessant tool movement on Dec 8,
EMU Ballroom Tics at EMU Mam
Desk_1007 12?
•UNLH47
Tonight thru Dk. 2
WASN’T THAT
A TIME
Cinema 7 is pleased to return and
urges everyone to see the most mov
mg film portraits of 1962 A film about
the Weavers (Pete Seeger. Fred Hel
lerman and the tate l.ee Hays), who
were more than the major pop group
of their time
SHOWS 7:30 PM ONLY
MY DARLING
CLEMENTINE
A very rare opportunity to see the
original ?5mm version ot John Ford s
American classic, starring Henry Fon
da as Wyatt Earp
SHOWS 8:SO PM
BIJOU
492 E 13th
686-BlJU
DON’S
PART)'
In the Australian tradition, "Hila
riously vulgar. The guests drink,
argue, flirt, drink, eat. make love, get
caught, brawl, and drink some more "
NIGHTLY 7:15 4 9:10 ONLY
Except Sunday 7 15 ONI Y
Red Adm Sat-Sun Mat 5 15
MONDAY $2.50
EMU Cultural Forum
presents
MIMETIME
*»tt>
Oregon Mime
Theatre
Dec. 4, 3 pm
EMU Forum Room
Solo p*rtormanc*
Film d group wort* m nwne
Otscussioo ol Ihw art ot mm*
A free
Arts
Opportunity
Personals
NOW YOU CAN SAY
with a holiday touch!
SPICE UP YOUR
Koel Kote&
with HOLIDAY ART!
For these and other holiday season !
graphics come to the ODE office. ?00
EMU. the EMU Main Desk, or the UO
Bookstore Art is $2 and does not
include type
MAKE MONEY!
Recycling Your Clothes!
RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and
trades secondhand clothing tor men and
women
For appt.: 344-7039 360 E. 11th
_ _ 260UWF
HAVE A DIRTY SLEEPING SAG?
Find Dependable Service at
Slegmund't Cleaners 821 E 13th Ave
?54 UW
PLANNED PARENTHOOD has a preg
nancy test that is 98% accurate Call for
appt 344-9411. 289 UH
PRIVATE HELP FROM FRIENDS Free
pregnancy testing Birthright, 687-8651
_364U
FATS Meet me at midnight for 65 cent
12 oz Lowenbrau at Lenny's Nosh Bar
in the Courtyard LUIGI 02? tin
UNICEF CARDS are on sale at the
Bookstore today 12 10
LARS Meet at 5 pm for almond mocha
cheesecake at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the
Courtyard LOLITA 128 tfn
DO YOU RIDE A BICYCLE? If so you
should pick up a copy of OSPIRG's
Bicycle Maintenance Survey" Irom the
OSPIRG office In Suite 1 of the EMU. The
survey tells you where to go for the
lowest prices on parts, labor and acces
sories for your bike It's free, it's up-to
date, and it might just save you some
money!_ _ 994:12-1
LEARN HOW TO SURVIVE in the real
world Guitar, piano, bass lessons John
Sharkey. 244-5520. 16 years teaching
experience, 991 12-2
THREE DAY ADS LACK discretion 6ui
sense you seek assurance not re
primand Can assure you that glances
sometimes do more man shatter shimes
and protems white aOundanl here are
definitely wrong type Discussion in
deed Promise i» he nee • t 2©
TREAT SOMEONE SPECIAL to lunch
today at the Faculty Club The restaurant
*n CoAer House the tag veikiw house
across trom EMU Yee. students ate
welcome1
XMAS KISSES
Get your mstietoe this week onty Sold at
a table m the EMU tor 50 cents Com
pliments ol U ot O Cade K Club 12-2
ALL MEN r'te»ested m parK imting on a
Men’s
Collegiate
Baseball
team sponsored by Club Soorts please
attend a meeting Thursays at 7 pm, room
1t2 EMU Call Club Sports tor informa
tion Mft-3733. 1002 12-2
I OWE YOU the -.weetest ot debts ravo
So Oecembei tourth anytime you want
me |ust whistle You know how to whis
tie don't you -1 You pot both your lips
together and blow 11 -20
CONGRATULATIONS Mai lies Radlke
and Tim Steele on your engagement
_ 11-20
CINDY EPLING!
So you finally received a personal
Congratulations Love, S.J. 11-20
DOO-WOP
DIDDY-WOP!
11-30
JftBBERWOCKY
GIFTS
• Christmas & Hanukkah cards &
postcards • Over 100 kinds of
wind-up toys • A vast selection of
message & blank cards • Posters •
Chocolate bears, cars & ladybugs «
Bear & Boynton buttons • Stickers •
Cloisonne pins • Rainbow pencils •
Ice cream erasers • Fimo clay •
English sealing wax & seals • Large &
tiny paint sets • Pente • Cribbage sets
• Puzzlers • Activity books •
Cassettes of old time radio shows •
Kaleidoscopes • Pick-up sticks •
Head soaps • Magic Shell flowers •
Mini & travel fans • Oriental change
purses, wallets, pin cushions,
embroidered animals, papercuts.
bookmarks • Banana purses • Paper
wallets • Address books • Humming
Bees • Insty Animals • Fodune Telling
Fish • Mini-animals, babies, boats,
cars, planes, balls • Tin Pins • Sirens
• Zoo sets • Soap crayons • Flip
books • Pustefix Bubbles • Squid
guns • Bear Banks • Obies •
Personalized birthday balloons &
banners • Impoded boxed notes •
Notepads • Paper-by-the-pound •
Folios & Folders • Blank books •
Boynton mugs, notepads. T-shirts •
Memo Boards • Calendars •
Datebooks • Paddington & Gund
Bears • Shoelaces • Mobiles •
Magnets • Marionettes • Sift wrap,
bags, boxes, ribbons, bows. &
enclosure cards
AND THAT'S ONLY
THE BEGINNING!
Now open 7 days a week
Mon-Ed: 10-5:30 Sat-Sun: 11-5
1308 Hllyard 484-0530
The UNITED STATES AIR
FORCE
representative will be on campus
interviewing seniors for the following
positions:
ENGINEERS:
All disciplines plus
Math and Science majors.
U S. Citizen
Up to age 34
Good Health
PILOTS & NAVIGATORS: All Majors
accepted
U S Citizen
Up to age 27
Good Health
The Air Force representative will be at the
placement office to conduct interviews on
December 2
Sign up at the placement office in
advance for an appointment or
contact: MSgt Earl Bradish,
1837 NW Circle Blvd., Corvallis, OR
EMU Cultural Forum presents I
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• Solo performance
• Film of group work in mime
• Discussion of the art of mime
FREE ARTS OPPORTUNITY