Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 19, 1983, Section A, Page 7, Image 7

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    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