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instruction SILKSCREEN PAPERMAKING JEWELRY STAINED GLASS SANDBLASTING Classes still open Enroll today1 EMU CRAFT CENTER, 686-4261 139 1-19 Travel EUGENE FARES LOWERED $218 Round trip from Eugene to Boston New York Washington D.C. Philadelphia and several other cities (certain restrictions apply) 687-2825 EUGENE TRAVEL 831 East 13th Ave. (Between Duffy's & UO Bookstore) 176 1-21 FREE TRIP TO KENTUCKY Spend 6 weeks near Louisville this summer Join college students from across the states Compete tor scholarhips. earn $600. participate in demanding train ing Completion of the training qualifies you for a 2 year commission ing program and earns $100 per month during that time Interested ? Act now1 Call the ROTC Department 686-2102 UWH 2-2 Rides /Riders RENT AN ECONOMICAL new Datsun $ 129 week. 1000 free miles $ 19 90 day $49 95 Friday Monday special A|a\ Rent-A-Car. 461 0405 1 -24 wanted WANTED: Gold and silver lewelerv, broken tewelery. coins, class rings Cash buyers AAA ACE BUYERS 726-1735 944 Itn GORDON LIGHTFOOT The Wav I FeaT $15 8rian. 344-9452 1-21 HUMAN ANATOMY TEXT Biology by Tortora. 391 392 Nacy. 683-688? evenings. 1-19 Opportunities WOODWORKING A valuable skill to have1 There’s space available in BEGIN NING WOODWORKING. WOOD L ATHE, RELIEF CARVING and ROUTER workshops EMU CRAFT CENTER. 666-4361 1?8:1 18 PICTURE YOURSELF in the U ol O Women Calendar Send letter aboul yourselt and lull-length photo (it possi trie) to Campus Calendar, 20? 1 Olive St, 97405 by Jan 22 1-18 YOU CAN STILL sign up tor the ES CAPE Field Studies Program1 Register in the EMU lobby until Frtoay January 21 t Vi it wart' _161 1-18 SCOLARHSIPS Freshman and sophomores It you have a GPA ol 2 5 or higher you may be eligible tor a scholar ship The award pays lulrlion, books, tees and $100 per month INTERESTED7 Act now' The deadline for freshmen is mid March and tor sophomores 11 Feb 8? Call ROTC 686 ? 102 UWH 2-? Help wanted THE INCIDENTAL FEE COMMITTEE is now accepting applications tor the 2 positions ol budget nearing notetakers Pay is $4 hr and deadline tor application is 1 24 8? Applications available in Suite 4, EMU 154:1-19 TUMBLING INSTRUCTORS Experienced required $? 95-$4 55 per hour Contact Jell Fryer. 746-1315 ____1-21 ESCAPE HAS PLACEMENTS available tor students interested in working in luvenile corrections agencies or with the handicapped Register for upper division credit in the EMU lobby until Friday Jan 21 160 1-18 WORK-STUDY m VIDEO Two cameras and switcher Experience preferred but not necessary Call John for appt 686-3852 164 1-21 BUSY THIS SUMMEH ? If you have six weekds tree you can compete for one ot many 2-year scholarhsips, receive round-trip air travel (FREE) to Louisville. KY , free room and board and earn over $600 Learn more Visit or call ROTC Department 686-3102_UWH:2-3 MANAGMENT POSITIONS AVAILA BLE Aviatien. Communications. Engin eering, etc., etc. Technical degree not required Starling salary $ 17,000-$20.000 Interviews today and tomorrow 10 am till 3 pm EMU lobby United States Marine Corps Officer Selection Team 168:1-18 Oregon Dally Emerald YOU CAN DO ffi Start your own xxv ey-makmg business With Avon Call now 746-6422. 683-4718_256 ttn SUMMER JOBS National Park C parks. 5.000 openings Complete infor mation. $5 Park Report Mission Mtn Co 651 2nd Ave W N Kahspeli. MT 59901 __ 2-4 DISPLAY CLASSIFIED SALES Oregon Daily Emerald Work-study and previous sales experience preferred Must have own car Pck-up an application in Room ?00 EMU Due January 18 at 5 pm The ODE is an Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Employer_1-18 PUBLIC RELATIONS WORK or work-study student Positions availa ble as information receptionists or cam pus tour guides Call 686-4080 or visit the Admissions counter on second floor of Oregon Hall ask for Tim Jones __121 1-19 NEED SOME EXPERIENCE7 teers needed to fill openings *n National Park Service F S and B L M resource positions Info available at Environmen tal Studies Center 104 Condon __126 1-21 WANTED STUDENT SALES REP to sell formal favors glassware sports wear, novelties to Greeks dorms, clubs Commission, own hours Call Custom Favor Company toll free 1-800-222-2101 1-21 LIVE COOPERATIVELY WINTER AND SPRING Student owned and managed women and men both vegetarian and non vegetarian tood, close to campus $500 covers all expenses tro the term in a shared room or $650 it private is availa ble Janet Smith House. 1750 alder 686-4261 ask tor Marlon Campbell Club. 1670 Alder, 686-5189 ask tor Cory 748 ttn SHARE LARGE 2 bdrm $105 plus utilities 4 miles trom campus non smoker Kim. 244-029' 1 tl MALE OR FEMALE roommate needed Prefer student or conscientious person $128 per month plus part unities Nice house SE Eugene Close in 245 9107 Sarah 1-19 Share SPACIOUS/REMODELEO home Two vegetarian women seek same Call Sherrv 686 4256 242-1586 _14» ROOMMATE WANTED Share 5 bedroom home $100 mo plus utilities $50 dep Near campus, downtown 242-6694 1-21 WALK TO CAMPUS Quiet one be dtoom. 1245 Ferry Carpel drapes appls parking $169 242 1265 264 tin FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one and two bedrooms close to campus $ 175 to $250 345-9184. 484-0604 _222 ttn IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UO Family Housing Amazon two bedroom untut n.shed apartments at $100/month and Westmoreland one bedroom turmshed apartment at $111 month Also an ticipate future openings tor Westmor eland two bedroom furnished apartment at $121 month Contact UO Housing Dept 686-4277 _861 ttn WALK TO CAMPUS 625 East 16th One bedroom with palio and courtyard Laundry, ott-street parking Now taking reservations 687-0951 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 __ 482 ttn TWO BEDROOM Fully applianced, car peted. draped On bus line Small pet ok Adults only 1425 West 8th Call now 484 9067 open 9-5 daily $209 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 _ 482 ttn REDUCED RENTS 1414 E 18th One block from campus Recently painted, carpeted, one and two bedroom apart ments Covered parking, laundry facili ties . some units with cable Furni shed unfurnished units Call Sabin, 682-2160 Elliott Associates 510:ttn ONE BEDROOM-1190 Like new in excellent condition Fully applianced In beautiful parkside surroundings On bus and bike route Call 245-9272, 485-402? or 747-0140969: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. __201 :tfn CAMPUS Attractive, large, unfurnished 2 bedroom Refinished oak floors, ap pllances, carport $240. 245-6225 1-18 ROOMY 2 BEDROOM furnished 2 blocks campus, $250 Adults, no pets 484-1057._087 ttn NICE TWO BEDROOM in small com plex. 145 N. "A,'' Springfield Ap pliances, drapes, carpet, laundry. Park ing. $149. Shane. 726-8491 108:ttn ENJOY REAL ECONOMY, comfort, convenience One bedroom $167-$177 to Sept 1 lease or M/M $175-$190 Campus Vi block. 725 E. 17th. Jack, 345-7179. Carolyn 344-1583. 1-21 CONVENIENT & QUIET The Cabana 2525 Portland Sunny, clean 1 bedroom apartments Carpeted, drapes, range and refrigera tor Close to shopping and busline ONLY $185. Mgr in #10 or call 242-2222 JENNINGS A CO. Propery Management 488 E. 11th, 683-2271 017:UH MOVING? THE EMERALD APTS. ts offering 2 bedroom furnished apts. % block from campus with dishwasher, disposals, covered parking laundry facilities and a sundeck for only $270 per month for more mfo CALL 343-1491 or 344-5440 or drop by The Emerald Apt* 1877 Emerald ?50ttn Hideaway Apartments ? bedr<x>m furnished apartments iust ’? block from campus $;?0Q-$?45 a month 715Vi E. 16th Call 344-3566 _960 tin ALDERWOOO MANOR 1864 84 Aider One and two bedrooms with carpeting drapes appliances laundry facilities oft street parking $199 $089 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-6252 _974 ttn CAMPUS Great one bedrooms *aik-»n closet laundry. covered parking quiet $190 Come by 800 E 18th. or call ?44 5440 _719tfn FURNISHED APARMENTS Near Music Buikling Water garbage heat included One bedroom $195 studio $170 Ridgewood Apts 688 5769 00? ttn Quads ALDER STREET QUADS 1360 Alder *65 Month -to-month $100 Tenant pays electricity 486 4167. 484 0804 8?? ttn THE BROWN DERBY QUADS Newer convenient location starting at $115. includes utilities 441 East 17th 343-S616 151 ttn WOOOSIDE MANOR 1810 HARRIS Entov total comfort in these individually heated and air-conditioned quads Private bath $149 Shared bath, $124 Reserved parking available These are directly across the street trom campus Resident manager unit 189 Call 688 8005 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 440 ttn 1728 FERRY Newei some with decks Clean, plea sant surroundings $125, $129, $185 Move-in discount Manager 845-9210 IPM CO.. REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 465 ttn Vt BLOCK FROM CAMPUS WEST UNIVERSITY QUADS 738 East 16th $184 Private bath, laundry facilities, refrigerator in room, reserved parking available Manager, unit 1,845-1540 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 489 tin CLASSY QUADS 480 E 15th Handy to campus or town $184 includes utilities. Manager, 845-9466 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 962 tin LARGE QUAD $110 per month $75 deposit Utilities included. For more information call 485-8859 961 :ttn QUAD NEXT TO UNIVERSITY All utili ties paid 1866 Hilyard 844-2524 or 844-8941 120:ttn ALL UTILITIES PAID! 1750 Hilyard ONLY $109! Roomy quads, close to campus Call use tor showings or stop by our office JENNINGS 6 CO. Property Management 488 E. 11th, 683-2271 016 UH HATE HOUSEKEEPING? Live at the Campus Court Quads and get your weekly cleaning included In the rent - along with cable TV. utilities, private '/■> bath and lots ot other goodies CALL TODAY! CAMPUS COURT QUADS 1544 Alder 686-1075 025:ttn Houses for Rent FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE Rent or lease $475 month plus cleaning and security deposit Fireplace, fenced yard, pet ok Ask for Tom after 5 484-2089 1-24 Dorm contracts DESPERATE NEED to sell my dorm contract If interested, please call 686-6010.1^ BUY MY DORM contract and I'll pay you $50 Call Jim at 484-5167 between 6-8 pm 1-25 Lost/Found REWARD FOR white wndbreaker with stripes on back Lost last Tuesday Gilbert or Esslmger Leave message 485-8110 Stephanie 1-18 2 WEEKENDS MONTH ntant and ' vearold $2 hr tor both . $1 50 hr infant onty Must be mature, have experience with infants 242-8105 1-18 Events John Kaiser Memorial Tues. Jan. 19. 8 pm EMU #167 John Revolutions'y Communist Youth Bngad member and 'tellow Ribbon Burning Defendant died un evpectedtv of viral encephalitis Jan ? 196? H»s 'ite was of significance to the international proletariat to the Revolutionary Communist Party and to a»i who seek the advancement of mankind and elimination ot all op pression Program and testimonials will he in honor ot his short hut significant hte 1-18 Yhe Eugene Council tor Human Rights in Latin America presents HARD TIMES LUNCHES $1.50 Wed. & Thurs. 11:30 on Wednesday Menu Homemade Black Bean or Chicken rostadas with lettuce and cheese vegetable noodle soup pineapple lemon drink Thursday Menu: Chaiupas (homemade flour tortilla w chicken & cream), cream ot carrot sourp or chicken sourp. hybiscus drink Des sed available Enjoy the most authentic Latin food in town and help to feed Central American refugees. Latin American Cultural Center 1236 Kincaid __17? 1 20 CIRCLE K CLUB presents a tree lecture on CRIMINOLOGY by Oregon State Police Crime Lab Thursday at 7;?0 in SCI II. ??1 1-18 OREGON WILDERNESS Wad. & Thurs. Jan. 19 ft 20 A comprehensive examination of management practices, alternatives and recreational use ot Oregon’s wilderness Featuring a multi-media slide presentation Four Saaaons, A Walk Through tha Redwoods by Larry and Donna Ulrich Sponsored by the University ot Oregon Survival Center and Outdoor Program Call 686-4356 or 686-4?65 148 1-18 Entertainment - WEDNESDAY - TENTH ANNUAL Northwest FILM FESTIVAL AWARD WINNERS Each year the Northwest Film Study Center in Portland surveys new mov ing image art produced by Oregon, Washington. Idaho, Alaska and British Columbia Artists This year, Jim Hoberman, film and video critic tor the Village Voice, judged the 6 best, which include animation by Roger Kukes, documentary by Seattle's Ken and Ivory Waterworth about new Laotian refugees, and an eclectic piece by Vancouver's Paul Wong, Don't miss the Northwest's best. JAN. 19 7 PM ONLY 150 GEOLOGY Adults/Students $1.50 Children $1 171:1-19 THE COMMITTEE FOR MUSICAL ARTS presents DON GIOVANNI A Mm ol the opera by MOZART The opera was Nmed in Venice and Vicenia and features PaHadian architecture Lorln Malta) and Ruggers Raimondi. Kiri Ta Kanawa and Teresa Berganza FRIDAY JANURARY 21 BEALL HALL 8 PM St 50 donation requested 146 1-24 THE COMMITTEE FOR MUSICAL ARTS PRESENTS CHARLES ROSEN Award wtnnsng Author & Pianist Lecture-demonstration on Schumann. Friday. Jan. 21 2:30-4 pm Beall Mall Admission tree Foi into 686-3761 _147 1-21 ^ ' v t ^ £ — ; JAZZ GIG T\s with LE JAZZ HOT tn EMU FISHBOWL 7-9 pm, Wed. Jan. 19 MPTF U S recording companies tunds. in whole or in part, the instrumental music tor this performance as arranged by Local 689 American Fed i of Musicians _ B.J. KELLY S - TONIGHT - KZEL Rock Night VOYAGER NO COVER! Beer-Two gl. for $.96 before music - TOMORROW - IN YO’ FACE CURTIS SALGADO -THIS WEEKEND - SECRETS 1-18 THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM present! The David Grisman Quartet An evening of dawg music which echoes with Jazz, bluegrass and bebop. THURSDAY, JAN. 20 8 pm, EMU BALLROOM $5 50 U of O students $6 50 General public $1 more day of show Tics at Main Desk, Earthriver Records 174:1-20 THE EUGENE COUNCIL FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERICA PRESENTS RUNA SIMI ‘For the People" BOLIVIAN Folk Musicians Translating the spiritual Andean music into an evening of delight and culture Jan.28 & 29 7:30 pm $4.50 advance $5 door An authentic presentation of historical music, dance, costumes, and legends evolved since pre-lncan times. A BENEFIT FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF BOLIVIA Tickets available at: EMU Main Desk, Book & Tea or LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER 1236 KINCAID For more information call 484-5867 1-21 TONIGHT A FOREIGN AFFAIR Marten* Oemcrt 9 pm KOZY cable TV 11 169 1-18 >■ BIJOU 492 E I3tt> 686-8UU HELD OVER! ENOS THURS DAS BOOT (THE BOAT) | in Oefbv stereo The inc'ecrtbtebut true . ; savja continues A story of triumph ano ! i despair among the officers and crew J j of a German U-boat On of the best j | films of 82 and among the art time | I great anti-war films. SNOWS 8:15 ft 8:50 NIGHTLY Fust show $2 50 Starts Friday THE ATOMIC CAFE plus DR STRANGELOVE KZEL welcomes BUOU LATE NIGHT John Candy. GMda Radner and most of Hollywood's vilest creations Now showing IT CAME FROM HOLLYWOOD 11:30 pm nightly thru Thur» $1.95 | See Friday's ad Of call tor weekend times Coming soon The Rocky Horroi Picture Show in ?5mm _ 158:1-20 ' CINLMA7 PREMIERE THRU JAN. 20 HAMMETT Frederic Forrest stars as the writer/sl euth Hammett in this stylish new detective film SHOWING 7:30 PM ONLY NIGHTLY THRU JAN. 20 THE PRIVATE AFTERNOONS OF PAMELA MANN Rated XXX-over 18 9:15 PM ONLY Separate admission required 150 1-20 MAKE MONEY! Recycling Your Clothes! RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and trades secondhand clothing tor men and women. For appt.: 344-7039 380 E. 11th 360:UWF HAVE A DIRTY SLEEPING BAG? Find Dependable Service at Slagmund's Cleaners 821 E 13th Ave 354UW PLANNED PARENTHOOD has a preg nancy lest that is 98% accurate Call tor appt 344-9411.389UH PRIVATE HELP FROM FRIENDS Free pregnancy testing. Birthright. 687-8651 __284U HUMPHREY Meet at 1 pm tor a chicken salad sandwich at Lenny's Nosh Bar In the Courtyard LOLITA 128 tin RESERVED PARKING One block from PLC. $12/mo. Call 245-6228. 1 -20 SAMMY Meet me at 11 pm tor 65 cent 12 oz. Lowenbrau a1 Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard LUIGI 033:ttn Wicklander Where are you? I need you! 1-18 Mary Miller Welcome to KKG Love, KATHRYN 1-18 ROOMMATE WANTED with 2 women Beautilul room, close to campus. $135 per month. 245-7189.1-20 FRATERNITIES OF OREGON Sign up now tor your chance to join the Get Burned by Partying with the Alpha Phle Club. Spots are lining last! 1 18 PHI PSIS: Roses are red, ice is blue Gary Jr. can't wait to be a Phi Psi and I'm happy to be one too Thanks tor ever ything! THE WIFE _1-18 CAK: Gonna miss your smiling face, but I'll see you in August tor a wedding, I think. All my love. THE KID FROM SO. CAL _1-18 LADIES: Here's your chance to get involved on campus! Sign up tor Informal Sorority Rush tonight in the dorms dur ing dinner1-18 MALE “ENTERTAINER" seeking few. daring, good looking males (age 18-35) to help entertain at Bachlorette party 726-9358, aftter 6 pm ASAP._1-19 DORM R.A.s Planning a party winter term? Call Wally Kempe and Assoc, tor all your party picture needs 344-6750 1721-21 CHI OMEGA WISHES to congratulate their new members Kristen Dunkelberg Patti Greco Mindy Blair Debbie Dodson Jaylene Dorris Lisa Johnson Kathy Morosoli Linda Hanneman Greir Markee 170:1-18 Page 7
