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Eugene's Weekly Celebration
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•Crafts Fair
•Food Fair
•Open Air
•Always Free
• Entertainment
Every Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
In the beautiful "Park Block"
8th 8f Oak Sts., Eugene, OR
(503) 686-8885 for more info.
A Family-Style
Restaurant
featuring seafood, steak, prune rib.
fresh pasta, salad bar. soups, and
sandwiches, daily lunch specials
A Bakery
with croissants, cornbread and 2S
varieties of pies baked fresh daily,
including seasonal fresh fruit pies-all
available for take out
A Lounge
with full har. a wine of the month, and
spec ial prices on drinks from 4-fi
Monday thru Saturday
LUNCH 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. DINNER from 5 p.m.
SUNDAY BRUNCH 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
featuring waffles, cheese strata and egg dishes
SPECIAL PRICES ON DRINKS
4-6 p.m. Monday - Saturday
with complimentary hors d 'oeuvres
OPEN
11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sun - Thurs
11 a.m. - 11 p.m. Fri & Sat
1300 Valley River Drive
484-1711
One of over 100 Marie Callender restaurants
in seven western states
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Like a faithful pooch, the EMU Food Van rolls into the library’s west driveway at 8:30 in the morning, ready to
sell a steaming cup of coffee and bagel to bleary-eyed students.
Campus' lesser known eateries
There're some well-kept secret culinary nooks on
campus, and they're only a short walk from the
magnetic EMU eateries. Each is reasonable in price
and most are more distinctive in ambiance.
Still, this is no time to disregard the faithful EMU
Food Van which parks itself like a good dog every
morning at 9:30 in the Main Library's west driveway.
It stays there all day until 2 p.m. serving coffee, tea,
bagels, donuts and other deli and bakery snacks that
the EMU Fishbowl also supplies. It's a wonderful
resource for filling in the spots missed by other
meals, but it’s one step down from the warm, hole-in
the-wall atmosphere found upstairs at Lawrence
Hall's Buzz Bar.
Trapped in the sunny southeast corner of
Lawrence's third floor — known as the Architecture
Floor — this little coffee bar opens at 8:30 a.m. Not
only can you buy a 30 cent cup of fresh brewed cof
fee or 25 cent mug of tea if you bring your own cup
(35 and 30 cents if use use one of theirs), but you can
read magazines such as the New Yorker, meet with
friends and perhaps hold a meeting if your numbers
are low. The spot seats about 15 — if two or three use
the wooden swing.
Homemade pastries including — shortbread,
banana bread and bagels — are on sale for 50 cents.
For $1, the traditional bagel sandwich is available.
The Buzz Bar is open until 4:30 Monday through
Friday and welcomes all students, faculty and others
on campus that are not necessarily affiliated with the
Allied Arts and Architecture.
Though a bottomless cup of 35 cent coffee is
served from 8:30 a m. until 3 p.m. at the Faculty Club,
this restaurant/meeting house has even more to offer
than real cream and raw sugar. Housed in the yellow
Victorian Collier House on the southeast corner of
University Street and 13th Avenue, the club is com
pletely open to the public for lunch, meetings and
parties.
Lunch is served from 11:30 a m. until 2 p.m., and
the most expensive items on the menu are the
Shrimp Salad and an Everything Sandwich, both of
which cost $4.50. Most other meals, including soups,
salads, sandwiches and burgers, cost between $2 and™
$3. Ice creams, melons, yogurt, and extra avocada are
other specialties.
The Faculty Club dining room seats about 100
people, has a non-smoking area, and sometimes —
when the weather is fair — spills its seating out onto a
spacious deck. Every month it hangs a different art
show, something that its old-fashioned, rose
carpeted rooms absorb elegantly.
Aside from being available to university-related
groups for meetings and receptions, the club will
make up meat and cheese trays and provide special
catering to outside groups.
Without the distinction of the Collier House
parlor piano or antique furniture, the indefatigable
Housing Department provides one of the best food
deals on campus.
Three meals a day are available at Carson,
Hamilton and University Inn dormitories to anyone
who'd like to walk in and pay $2.75 for breakfast,
$3.75 for lunch or $4.75 for dinner. The amount you^^
can pile on your plate is limitless, and vegetarians^
can always depend on one entree, a salad bar and
fresh fruit.
Breakfast is served from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., lunch
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and dinner from 4 p.m. to 6:30.
Brunch and breakfast replace the three squares on
Sunday.
All dorm-dwellers have the cost of food figured
into their contracts, but board plans are available to
those who live off-campus. The cost, according to the
Housing Department, works out to about $221 a
month and is available on a term-payment basis. Fur
ther information can be obtained by contacting the
Housing Department.
Angela Allen Morgan
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Welcome Back!
We've now added an outdoor deck so you can
enjoy the World's Greatest Burgers and enjoy some
sunshine too.
After your meal you can play
★ Donkey Kong ★ Centipede ★ Joust ★
★ Ms. Pac-Man ★ Pac-Man Plus ★
Call in your order and we'll hav£ it ready when you arrive
Open Daily Till Midnight.
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