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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1983)
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UO Family Housing Amazon two bedroom unfur nished apartments at $100/month and Westmoreland one bedroom furnished apartment at $111/month Also an ticipate future openings for Westmor eland two bedroom furnished apartment at $1?1/month Contact UO Housing Dept 666-4277_861 tfn WALK TO CAMPUS 625 East 16th One bedroom with patio and courtyard Laundry, off-street parking Now taking reservations 68 / 0951 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST. 485-8252 _ 48? tfn 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 tfn REDUCED RENTS 1414 E 1 8th 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, 68?-2160 Elliott Associates 51 O tfn ONE BEDROOM-S180 Like 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, electr.- fireplace, carpe. appliances, large ctOi’ts Call today. Heather Mitchell 485-551 ' _?>.' tfn MOVING? THE EMERALD APTS. is offering 2 bedroom furnished apts. Vi block from campus with dishwasher, disposals, covered parking, laundry facilities, and a sundeck for only $270 per month for more info CALL 343-1491 or 344-5440 or drop by The Emerald Apts. 1877 Emerald _?50 tfn ALDERWOOD 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 tin CAMPUS Great one bedrooms, walk-in closet Laundry, covered parking, quiet. $190 Come by 800 E 18th. or call 844-5440 _719:ttn FURNISHED APARMENTS Near Music Building. Water, garbage, heat included One bedroom $195. studio $170 Ridgewood Apts 688 5769 00? tin CAMPUS Attractive, large, unfurnished 2 bedroom Retimshed oak floors, ap pii.inces. carport $240 245-6225 1 18 ROOMY 2 BEDROOM tuimshed ' blocks campus. $250 Adults, no pets 484-1057 _ 087 ttn NICE TWO BEDROOM m small com pie* 145 N "A." Springfield. Ap pliances. diapes, carpel, laundry Park mg $149 Shane, 726-8491 108 ttn ENJOY REAL ECONOMY, convenience One bedroom $167 $177 to Sept 1 lease or M M $175 $ 190 Campus vy block 785 E 17th Jack, 345-7179, Carolyn 344-1583. 1-21 HURRY, GOING FAST!! Convenient and cozy 1 bedroom apart rnents with appliances, drapes and car pet tor ONLY $1751 Student Plaza. 945 E 19th JENNINGS A CO. Property Management 883-2271 018 WF LUXURY STUDIOS AT THE RIGHT PRICE Color coordinated appliances, new car peting. stained glass windows, pan elling. and more1 Nice earth tones, private decks, and ott-street parking Call Gary, 245-7275 981 W 8th From just $158 JENNINGS A CO. Property Management 883-2271 WFM 1-24 $150 One bedroom, unfurnished du ple*. stove, refrigerator, carpet, drapes, carport Central Springfield Spyglass Assoc Real Estate Joy 686-1130 office; 344-7215 home 180 1j21 2 BLOCKS FROM U OF O Share older home Porch, deck, wood heat laundry Non-smoker $110, $25 deposit 68? 6246, 244-0000. j -19 BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM n dishwasher and fireplace Very close to campus Call 245-4488 1 -21 WOOOSIDE MANOR 1810 HARRIS r ujoy total comfort in these individually healed and air-conditioned quads “mate hath $149 Shared bath S124 Reserved parking available These are directly across the street from campus Resident manager unit 189 Call 662-8005 IPM CO-REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 440:tfn HATE HOUSEKEEPING? Live al the Campus Court Ouads and get your weekly cleaning included in the rent • along with cable TV. utilities, private V> bath and lots ot other goodies CALL TODAY1 CAMPUS COURT OUADS 1544 Aider 686-1075 _ 025 tin ALDER STREET OUADS 1360 Alder «65 Month-to-month $100 Tenant pays electricity 465-4167 484-0604 22? tin THE BROWN DERBY QUADS Newer convenient location starting at $115. includes utilities 441 East 17th 343-5616._151 Ifn 1728 FERRY Newer, some with decks Clean, plea sant surroundings $125, $129 $125 Move-m discount Manager 245-9210 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 _ 465:101 1 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS WEST UNIVERS.-Y QUADS 738 East 16th $124 Private bath, laundry facilities refrigerator in room, reserved parking available Manager , unit 1,245-1540 IPM CO., REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 429 tin CLASSY QUADS 420 E 15th Handy to campus or town $124 includes utilities Manager 245-9466 IPM CO , REALTOR 1065 HIGH ST 485-8252 962 tin LARGE QUAD $110 per month $75 deposit Utilities included For more mtormation call 485-8659961 ttn QUAD NEXT TO UNIVERSITY All : ties paid 1866 Hilyard 244-2524 or 244-8941._ 120 tin QUADS 2 BLOCKS TO CAMPUS Very spacious quads with private baths and refrigerators, furnished, carpet drapes, and laundry facilities Water sewer, and garbage paid See Jerry — 8 552 E 18th $125 JENNINGS 6 CO. Property Management 488 E. 11th, 682-2271 WF tin STUDIOS & QUINTS All utilities paid! Spanking clean with private bath, re frigerator, cooking facilities, drapes and carpet. Furnished also available From $109 Call Mike, 242-2244 1027 W 4th St JENNINGS 6 CO Property Management 488 E. 11th, 683-2271 029 WF Events Stt. \ ival (enter UZU FUTURE OF OREGON WILDERNESS January 19 and 20 A comprehensive examination ot the use ot Oregon's wilderness TODAY, ROOM 167, EMU TIME FOR SURVIVAL A movie about Endangered Species 3 pm ENDANGERED SPECIES A WILDERNESS John Baldwin. U of O Dept- of Urban Planning 4 pm EVOLUTION OF WILDERNESS ETHICS Phyllis Ford, U ot O Dept of Recrea tion and Park Management 4:40-6 pm FOUR SEASONS: A Walk Through the Redwoods A multi-media slide show by Larry and Donna Ulrich 7-9 pm PUBLIC HEARING ON WILDER STUDY AREAS IN OREGON Bureau of Land Management. Lane County Courthouse 7:30 pm THURSDAY, ROOM 167, EMU WILLAMETTE TRAILS A multi-media slide show by Chris Luneski 7 pm. WILDERNESS MANAGEMENT A ALTERNATIVES Jim Blanchard, U of O Dept, ot PE 7:30 pm REAGAN'S IMPACT ON THE FUTURE OF OREGON WILDER NESS Andy Kerr, Oregon Natural Resource Council 8:30 pm. For more information call 686-4356. 686-4365 SPONSORED BY THE SURVIVAL CENTER AND THE OUTDOOR PROGRAM BADMINTON EXHIBITION at 6^0 pm on Thursday. Jan 20 in B-54 Gerlinger Annex All interested in the world's second fastest sport are welcome1 Sponsored by Club Sports. 186 1-20 CIRCLE K CLUB CRIMINOLOGY by Oregon State Police Crime Lab Thursday at 7 ?0 in SCI II. room ??1 1-19 PAGANISM AND REAL MAGICK A workshop to cover this history theor ies and practical application of nature spirituality Learn healing, raising and directing energy and other techniques Si* weeks starting Wednesday Jan 19 7 20 pm. 125 Gilbert 1-25 The Eugene Council tor Human Rights m Latin America presents HARD TIMES LUNCHES $1.50 Wed. & Thurs. 11:30 on Wednesday Menu: Homemade Black Bean or Chicken Tostadas with lettuce and cheese vegetable noodle soup pineapple-lemon drmk Thursday Menu: Chalupas (homemade flour tortilla w chicken & cream), cream of carrot sourp or chicken sourp hybiscus dnnk Des sert available Enfciy the most authentic Latin food In town and help to feed Central American refugees. Latin American Cultural Center 1236 Kincaid THE EUGENE COUNCIL FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN LATIN AMERCA PRESENTS For tho 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 LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER 1236 KINCAID 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 For more information call 484-5867 Entertainment THE EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents 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 ot show Tics at Main Desk, Earthriver Records '_ _1 74:1-20 UNIVERSITY THEATRE PRESENTS The Misanthrope A COMEDY BY MOLIERE JAN. 20-22, 27-29 ARENA THEATRE, 8 PM All tickets just $2 Call 686-4191 to reserve your tickets now! _092 1-10 f MAX’S TAVERN presents SPARE TIME with JOHN POWELL and ALAN REINOEHL _Thursday, Jan. 20, 9:30 pm THE COMMITTEE FOR MUSICAL ARTS presents DON GIOVANNI A film o» the opera by MOZART The opera was turned m Venice and Vicenza, and features Palladian architecture Lorln Maazet and Ruggera Raimondi. Kkl Ta Kanawa and Teraaa Berganza. FRIDAY JANURARY 21 BEALL MALL S PM $1 50 donation requested 146 1-24 THE COMMITTEE FOR MUSICAL ARTS PRESENTS CHARLES ROSEN Award winning Author & Pianist Lecture-demonstration on Schumann. Friday, Jan. 21 2:30-4 pm Beall Hall Admission tree For into 686-2761 147 1-21 DON’T MISS DANCE ‘83 The annual dance concert present ed by University Theatre and the U of O Department ot Dance This year's program of ten dances includes two historical masterpieces plus several world premiere dances created tor the Oregon Repertory Dancers January 27-29, Feb. 2-5 Robinson Theatre 8 pm Jan. 30, 2 pm matinee Tickets now on sale at University Theatre Box Office. Viliard Hall Call 686 4191 tor reservations 152 1 26 U ot O Club Sports Fencing presents KLUTE Starring Jane Fonda and Donald Suth erland in the classic spy flick Saturday, Jan. 22 150 GEOLOGY $150 B.J. KELLY’S - TONIGHT - CURTIS SALGADO IN YO’ FACE - THURSDAY - KSND LAFF-A-THON LIVE COMEDY TONIGHT - THIS WEEKEND - SECRETS JAZZ GIG LE JAZZ HOT / in EMU FISHBOWL 7-9 pm, W»d Jan. 19 MPTF U S. recording companies funds, in whole or in part, the instrumental music for this performance as arranged by Local 689 American Fed of Musicians. - 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 for the Village Voice, judged the 6 best, which include animation by Roger Kukes, documentary by Seattle’s Ken and Ivory WaterworJ1 ’ ^ut 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 S1 171:1-19 TONIGHT The Inspector General Danny Kaye 9 pm KOZY cable TV 4 BIJOU 49? E 131* 686 Bl JU HEED OVER* ENDS THURS DAS BOOT (THE BOAT) tn Dolby stereo The incredible but true saga continues A slory o! triumph an<1 despair among the officers and crew ot a German u boat On o* the best turns at 82 and among the all time great anti-war films SHOWS 6:1 S A 6:50 NIGHTLY First show $2 50 Starts Friday THE ATOMIC CAFE plus DR STRANGELOVE XZEL welcomes BIJOU LATE NIGHT John Candy, Glide Radnor and most ot Holly wood s vilest creations Now showing IT CAME FROM HOLLYWOOD 11:30 pm nightly thru Thure $1.95 See Friday's ad or call tor weekend times Coming soon The Rocky Horror Picture Show in ?5mm ___'58 1-aul j CINCMA7 irstk PREMIERE THRU JAN. 20 HAMMETT F reOeric Forrest stars as the writer si euth Hammett in this stylish new detective Mm 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 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 ot 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 Personals MAKE MONEY! Recycling Your Clothes! RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and trades secondhand clothing for men and women. For appt.: 344-7039 360 E. 11th _ ?60:UWF HAVE A DIRTY SLEEPING BAG? Find Dependable Service at Siegmund's Cleaners 821 E 13th Ave 254:UW PLANNED PARENTHOOD has a preg nancy test that is 98% accurate. Call for appt 344-9411. ?89:UH PRIVATE HELP FROM FRIENDS Free pregnancy testing. Birthright, 687-8651 784 U HORATIO Meet at 3 pm for 65 cant 12 oz. Lowenbrau at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard, LOLITA 128'tfn HARRY Meet me at 10 am for a Bombay omelette at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard LUIGI 023 ttn MALE "ENTERTAINER" seeking lew daring, good looking males (age 18-25) to help entertain at Bachlorette party 726-9258. aftter 6 pm, ASAP. 1-19 RESERVED PARKING Jne Nock Irom PLC $12 mo C-all 245-6228 1-20 DORM R.A.* Ptanmng a party wmier termi C-aH Watv Kempe and Assoc tor an your party picture needs J44-67S0 _ 1721-21 JIM BRAZIL is over the hill! Happy Birthday! Love, Julie 1-19 Scruffy I finally had * to resort to the personals since it« me only way we can communcate this week. I love you. HOPELESSLY OEVOTED! 1-19 DOUG I MISS YOU! 1-19 TO MY BROWN-EYED BOY: I'll be praying especially hard on Friday1 Remember Proverbs ? 5 Ich liebe dich, RAE 1-19 GENTLEMEN OF CHI PSI: We move in on Wednesday Are you ready? Look out guys, your 1982-8? Court is PSYCHED!!! -L19J PART 2: The Message Scooter: Happy 20' Spot _1-19 AndyDick Warm breeze Sunshine Sweet fragrance Ahh. what I sense when I' m with you. Fine touch 1-19 Rose Court Try-outs Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity invites all ladies and encourages Independents. Ton ight at 8 pm, in 214 EMU 1-19 MORE DARK BEER: Yes, it is time once again to gain social acceptability. Touch rugby, Wednesday January 18 at ?:?0 Bring your drinking straws and croquet mallets _ id 9 AUTOHARP AND SHALIMAR The number 9 and Snicker’s bars, Ladaria Johnson is on his way. it's 21 he's turned today HAPPY BIRTHDAY LADARIA! You sweet thing you! KAPPA’S You fulfilled our wildest fantasies! Love. THE PHI PSI’S P S. Who gets custody of the child? _ 1-19 TO THE MEN OF PHI KAPP PSI Hop mg that Megan and Gary 's marriage is a happy one If not - we'll see you in divorce court! Thanks for an excellent function KAPPAS 1-19 FIBERS! Make something nifty Learn a skill EMU CRAFT CENTER WORKSHOPS in Quiliting. Spinning. Basketry. Feltmak ing. Enroll now! 686 4361 182 1-20 Wicklander Where are you? I need you! Rlckl Glatpey (Kirkpatrick) is at Hair Today. Haircuts are $9 on Mondays. Corny bye 561 E. 13th (across from Max's) or call 485-4422. 1-19 START THE NEW YEAR off right! Sign up now for Informal Sorority Rush 264 Oregon Hall 1-21 PORTFOLIOS Actors, dancers, musicians, artists, models 26 B& W shots, 1 FREE 8 x 10 ONLY $45 688-1573 THE EUGENE FAMILY YMCA Wants to help you keep your New Year 's resolution to stay tit Now through January 31 you can join the YMCA at 1982 membership rates and save 50% on Inflation lees. THIS MEANS FOR ONLY $18 PER MONTH* You're able to enjoy all the YMCA's facilities. Gym (basketball/volleyball), weightroom (Nautillus/Olympic Weights), racquetball/handball courts, swimming pools, whirlpool, sleamroom, sunroom and sauna Also receive reduced rates on fitness classes and FREE CHILDCARE. Have fun making fitness a part ot your lifestyle CALL 686-YMCA Minimum membership is three months Student rates on the Bank Draft plan are $ 18 per month, initiation lee would $15 with 50% discount There's something for everyone at the YMCA Y EUGENE FAMILY YMCA 2055 PATTERSON 686-YMCA
