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Newspaper Page TextSINGLE ROOM AVAILABLE at Voung 2nd floor Call Kiam, 485-9279 (evening) 12-7 Lost/Found LOST: Rust colored beret with rim Also brown rust , white knit gloves Late November Call Lois. 485-5561 12-2 Market Basket BEE POLLEN High energy lood tor active people Also Spirulina powder. Propolis and Royal Jelly 128 E. 11th Honey Heaven 344-5939 522 HF Food/Drink OUR BREAKFAST IS STILL TOPS! Two egg*, homelrle* A toast lor $1.75. Great omelets and specialities BOTTOMLESS CUPS OF COFFEE TOO! The Homefried Truck stop 14th and Alder 12-2 events ELECTION IMPACT ‘82 Peter Murphy 7 pm. Thursday. Century Rm F. EMU _12-2 The Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin America presents HARD TIMES LUNCHES Delicious. Authentic Latin Food for $1.50 A benefit lor Central American Refugees and the Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin America Wed. and Thurs. 11:30-2 pm 1236 Kincaid 1005 122 THE GAY AND LESBIAN ALLIANCE will sponsor DANCE TWO at the Faculty Club. Saturday, December 4, 9 pm-1 am $1 at the door Into 686 2260 12-2 Clergy and Laity Concerned present* SEEDS OF LIBERTY Sister Antona Schedkv a friend of the four US missionary women Killed m LI Salvador two years ago today will dis cuss her experiences in El Salvador arid show the films Seeds of t iherty THURSDAY. DEC. 2 7 PM EMERALD BAPTIST FREE 19th A PATTERSON 12 2 Mil - ON THE EDGE! Ortyinal comedy, music, improv The Bra** Rail acros* from Amtrak Dec 3 4.10-11. 17-18 9 pm $2 12-2 PUNISHMENT FARM Man s. Saturday Dec 4 _ , _Jl20. Ananda Marga Society Presents ONE DAY IN THE LIFE OF IVAN DENISOVICH Meticulously based on the powerful novel by Soviet dissident Alexander Solsbenilzen this fascinating film depict one day one very good day. in the life a man banished to a Soviet prison camp in Siberia Starring Tom Courtenay SATURDAY, DEC. 4 7 A # PM 177 LAWRENCE SI SO 1027:12-2 ART KOUTURE Thursday, 12-1 Free EMU East Lobby Ananda Marga Society Prasanla CLAIRE’S KNEE This highly-acclaimed comedy by French director Eric Rohrer is an extremely witty look at one man s obsession - in this case an obsession about a beautiful young woman named Claire Claire's reaction to the situation provides us with a look at relationships m a charmingly enter taming perspective that could only come from France FRIDAY, DEC 3 7 4 9 PM 177 LAWRENCE $150 1026 12? SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS THE STING The picture that swept the 46th Academy Awards' Paul Newman and Robert Redfor are con men »n the prosperous Chicago underworld of the thirties, and they are ready to pull the Rig Con 1 The results make the best brain-tickling breathtaking su spense one can imagine SATURDAY. DEC. 4 7 A S:45 PM 180 PLC $1 .50/SI children 1029 12-3 Max's presents Rhythm & Blues CURTIS SALGADO and IN YO FACE Thurs . Dec 2, 9 20 pm 1017 12 2 and Music Bulletin Productions present ’ THE RASTAFARIANS with special guests OBO ADDY and KU KRU DU FRIDAY. DEC. 3 8 PM EMU BALLROOM CHEECH and CHONG’S NEXT MOVIE See Cheech and Chong in their high est movie ever 150 Geo. Sat. Dec. 4 Adm. $1.50 7,9,11 pm Sponsored by Phi Gamma Delta 12-3 CINEHA7 Tonight thru Dec. 2 WASN’T THAT A TIME Cinema 7 is pleased to return and urges everyone to see the most mov ing film portraits ol 1982 A film about the Weavers (Pete Seeger. Fred Hel lerman and the late Lee Hays), who were more than the ma|or prop group ot their time SHOWS 7:30 PM ONLY MY DARLING CLEMENTINE A very rare opportunity to see the original ?5mm version of John Ford's American classic, starring Henry Fon da as Wyatt Earp SHOWS 8:50 PM TONIGHT Twelve Angry Men Henry Fonda 8:30 pm Alias Nick Beal RayMilland 10:30 pm KOZY cable TV 11 _1030 12-2 EMU Cultural Forum Present* COME DANCE & PARTY The Beer Garden Friday, Dec. 3, 4-7 pm featuring Rock n Roll with RANDOM AXIS Food and non-alcohols beverages served S.50 cover to the Alcohol Education Committee Promoting responsible decisions about alcohol BIJOU 492E 13m 686-BUU DON’S PAR1> In the Australian tradition "Hila riously vulgar The guests duns argue ttid. drink eat rnake love get 1 caught Drawl and drink some more NIGHTLY 7:15 A 9:10 ONLY E vcept Sunday 7 15 CNL > Red Adm Sat-Sun Mat 5 15 MONDAY $2.50 KZEL wetcomw BIJOU LATE NIGHT QUADRO PHENIA wth music by THE WHO WedThurs 11 pm, $1 96 Eri'Sal midnight $2 50 Sal-Sun Mat 2:30 51 96 Sunday 9:30 pm 5196 EMU Cultural Forum - FRIDAY - l aughs- L aughs- L aughs YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN | Mei Brooks' ingenious parody of the j tamed horror tale is packed with great | gags and off-the-wall humor The cast | 15 impressive YOUNG FRANKEN i STEIN stars Gene Wilder Marty Feld | man. Cions Leachman, Peter Boyle, I Madeline Kahn, Ten Garr and Gene I Hackman DECEMBER 3 7 A 9 PM 150 GEOLOGY $1 50 - SUNDAY - Splendid animation THE FOX AND THE HOUND Disney s produced yet another im mortal animated classic with this heartwarming tale of an unlikely friendship between two young an imals a fox and a hunting hound who are born enemies but sworn friends THE FOX AND THE HOUND is a delightful tale produced with gor geous animation and a lush musical score, with elements of joy, fear, love, hate and adventure Come for pre enjoyment DECEMBER 5 SPECIAL TIMES! 150 Geology 4 pm matinee & 7 pm $1 for children, $1.50 for student __ INTERPLAY DANCE CONCERT Dec 10. 11 Hult Center lor the Per forming Arts. Soreng Theatre S4 25 advance S5 at door Tickets available HCPA EMU Backstage_ 12 ? The EMU Cultural Forum 4 The Oregon Biuegrass Association present A BLUEGRASS BENEFIT CONCERT THE SAWTOOTH MOUNTAIN BOYS and GOOD N’ COUNTRY SATURDAY. DEC. 4 8 pm. EMU Ballroom T ickets S2 50 UO students and Oregon Biuegrass members $0 general pubkc Tickets are available at the EMI1 Mam Desk and Bailadeei Music at the 5th Street Public Market 992 11 -?0 CHELSEA HOUSE *r -es i students to its open house Sunday 9 am-9 pm Refreshments vnll be served Any questions call 24? 8094 ask tor Carolyn 12-? A CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR! room 167 EMU Dec 6 9 and 10 You H find over 50 select local craftspeople, live entertainment and leheshments Coma loin us lot the festivities EMU Ciatt Center and Cultural Forum 685 12-9 CANTICLE INN This Saturday the last cotteehouse ol the leim features The Pious the Fifth Biuegrass Band from the Newman Center Come to the Chelsea House (behind Newman) and have some cate mocha Music starts a! 8 ?Q dancing stalls at 1015 More into? Call Chris, ?4? 062tS 12-? THIS IS IT! Your last chance to see OH, WHAT A LOVELY WAR! that bright, brisk little musical at UNIVERSITY THEATRE December 1-4 Arena Theatre 8 pm $3.25 UO students $5 general public Call 686-4191 tor reservations 101? 12 ? ROCKY The Original Story of America’s Hero Starring Slyvester Stallone. Talia Shire, and Burgess Meredith Don't miss It. FRIOAY, DEC. 3 7, 9:30 A 12 180 PLC $1.50 admission Presented by Chi Psi Lodge 12? EMU Cultural Forum presents MIMETIME Oregon Mime Theatre Dec. 4, 3 pm EMU Forum Room Solo performance Film of group work in mime Discussion of the art of mime A free Arts Opportunity * 1 987 TZ ? BEAT ME Don 1 miss THE ENGLISH BEAT. j incessant tool movement on Dec 8 I EMU Ballroom Tics at EMU Mam 1 Desk_1007 12? University Theatre Presents THE OREGON PREMIERE Ot FIFTH OF JULY A comedy by Puiiticer Pure winning playwright LANFORO WILSON Dec. 1-4 Robinson Theatre 8 pm $8 05 U ot O students Si general public CaK 686-4'91 tor reservations AUOIENCES ARE CAUTIONED THAT THIS PLAY DEALS WITH MATURE RELATIONSHIPS AND CONTAINS LANGUAGE WHICH MAY BE OFFENSIVE TO SOME 981 12-8 GET FAST. DEPENDABLE SERVICE on Alterations at Slegmund't Cleaners 821 E 13th Ave 108 H PLANNED PARENTHOOO -ias a preg nancy test that is 981 accurate Call tor appt 344-9411. 889 UH BECAUSE PEOPLE CARE ee preg nancy testing, confidential Birthright SSJ .'8? H DUKE Meet me at 2 pm tor 65 cent 12 07 lowenbrau at Lenny s Nosh Bar in the Courty ard LUIGI 088 tin UNICEF CAROS are on sale at the Bookstore today 12-10 GERARD Meet at noon tor a pastrami sandwich at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard LOLITA 126 tin LEARN HOW VO SURVIVE in the real world Guitar piano, bass lessons John Sharkey 844-5520 16 years teaching experience 991 12-8 XMAS KISSES Get your mistletoe this week only Sold at a table >n the EMU tor 50 cents Com pliments ot U ot O Circle K Club 12-2 ALL MEN interested in participating on a Mens Collegiate Baseball team, sponsored by Club Sports please attend a meeting Thursays at 7 pm. room 112 EMU Call Club Sports for informa tion 686-3739._ 1002:12-2 EH CHEECH Don't burn out too early We have deals to make Saturday in 150 Geology at 7, 9 and 11 pm CHONG 12-2 Get ready tor the holidays Look your best with a haircut from /upercutr ALL HAIRCUTS S6 Open Christmas Eve till 7 pm 2526 WHIamette 683-1405 Reg Hours Mon-Fri 10-7 _Sat 9-7 GAME LONG 3uess the answe. .I Enter the drawing vI. A winner a week. SERVICE Detail’s at Kinko’s OPEN 7 DAYS 860 East 13th 344-785. DAVE FROM CARSON DANCE: PNase call Karen at Tn Dens Important_12-2 ON DANCER. ON PRANCER ON DONOER. ON BLfTZEN* there s only 1 days Wf lo gel your NOEL NOTES wrtnen 15 vutetide words to- $1 50 # placed by 1 pm Dec 10 at OOE office ?00 EMU EMU M»n Desk Of UO Book store 12-10 KRIS «2. Happy twfhdav Let s get out ot the wi and nave a hamAace or No 0> tnree Lose va FOXXY 1 12-2 HANKEY PANKEY This is >t The big 21 you cradle robber ove y: CREEG 12 2 Air Band Contest Saturday at 8 00 Hamilton cateter a toflowed by a dance’ I s better than M-1V 50 cents admussior' 12-2 EXERCISE YOUR RIGHTS. 1982 legislation states Duong the week preceding hnal examinations 1A No evammafions worm more than 20’S of the final giade wki be given with the evceptions ot make-ups B No final examinations will be given under any guise C- No proiects wilt be due unless they have been clearly specified on the syl labus withm the first two weeks ot the term 2- Take home final exams wit! be due no earlier than the day ot the formal as signed final time lot the class Violations o! this legislation should be leterred to the Student University Affairs Board Suite ?. EMU ext 2720 1028 12-7 Thrilling Thursday Style cuts on $9. No appts neccessarv at Hair Today 485-4422 561 E. 13th. across from Max's NOW YOU CAN SAY or with a holiday touch' SPICE UP YOUR ttael noted with HOLIDAY ART! For these and other holiday season graphics come to the ODE office. 200 EMU. the EMU Main Desk, or the UO Bookstore Art is $2 and does not 'nciude type >f> V 3ABBERW0CKY • Christmas & Hanukkah cards & postcards • Over 100 kinds ot wind-up toys • A vast selection ot 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 ot old lime radio shows • Kaleidoscopes • Pick-up sticks • Heart soaps • Magic Shell (lowers • Mini & travel tans • Oriental change purses, wallets, pin cushions, embroidered animals, papercuts, bookmarks • Banana purses • Paper wallets • Address books • Humming Bees • Insty Animals • Fortune Telling Fish • Mini-animals, babies, boats, cars, planes, balls • Tin Pins • Sirens • Zoo sets • Soap crayons • Flip books • Pustetix Bubbles • Squirt guns • Bear Banks • Obies • Personalized birthday balloons & banners • Imported 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 • Gift wrap, bags, boxes, ribbons, bows, & enclosure cards AND THAT'S ONLY THE BEGINNING! Now open 7 days a week Mon-Fri: 10-5:30 Sal-Sun: 11-5 1308 Hllyard 484-0530 P(cuf it aqcU*, KOtl KO&A <vu comity to. foot* "Dtc. 13 J5 yu/tfbU twuU. fa* $f.50 placid t pm Vtc. JO at th uauaI Oscaii&mi.