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• Full dinner menu
• 23 varieties of Pizzas
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Monday, Nov. 7th
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Students: Public:
$550 Advance S05O Ac)vance
S650 Day of Show $750 Day of Show
Tickets available at the EMU Main Desk, Earth River Records,
Face the Music and Everybody's Records.
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Notables
Oregon String Quartet
members Lawrence Maves,
Bernard McWilliams and
Robert Hdlaky, all Universi
ty faculty members, will
present a concert at Beall
Hall, Tues., Nov. 1. Admis
sion is free for University
students and senior
citizens, and $2 for the
general public. Works by
Schubert, Beethoven and
Dohnanyi will be featured.
La Bottine Souriante from
Quebec will perform
French Canadian folk
music in the EMU
Ballroom on Thurs., Nov. 3,
at 8 p.m. Tickets are on
sale at the EMU Main Desk
— $3.50 for the general
public; $3 for University
students. The concert is
sponsored by the Cultural
Forum.
Craig Law, a photography
professor at Utah State
University in Logan, will
give a free public lecture
* on his work, tonight at 7:30
in Lawrence Hall, room
107. Law's work has been
on display during October
in the University art
museum. The exhibit runs
through Nov. 1.
Halloween parties are
everywhere this weekend.
Tonight, Oct. 28, the
Rocky Horror Mas
querade Ball" with the
Cashiers will be at the
W.O.W. Hall. All ages are
welcome; ID required tor
beer garden downstairs.
Tickets are $3.50. Look for
"prizes and surprises."
The Burners and The Party
Kings will play Saturday at
KZEL's Halloween bash at
the Eugene Hilton on
Mon., Oct. 31. Tickets are
on sale now at Everybody's
Records and Tapes for
$4.96. Cash and prizes for
best costume.
Shakespeare's "The Merry
Wives of Windsor" will be
staged by The Acting Cors|
pany at the Hult Center *r
Sunday, Oct. 30. Tony ^
award nominee Michael
Kahn is artistic director of
the company which is on a
national tour for the Ken
nedy Center. Showtime is
8 p.m. Tickets are available
at the Hult Box Office for
$8.25, $9.25 and $10.25.
Nothing to do on a Saturday nights Don't want to do your
laundry? just hanging out at the University Inn? Why don't you
give lovable Scott Baio a jingle on the phone and ask him
about his latest album, "The Boys Are Out Tonight”?
Until Oct. 31 (appropriately Halloween) Baio (aka Chachi)
can be reached by dialing 1-900-J10-BAIO. Callers will hear the
young Brooklyn-born star of the tiny screen tell about how to
win a trip to Hollywood to meet him.
Baio made his singing debut several years ago on "Happy
Days" and has already recorded two albums for RCA. Two
albums that no record collector would want to miss. Can you
name them?
Thanks to Baio's hit TV series, "Happy Days," and the spin
off, "Joanie Loves Chachi," as well as featured roles in artistic
lilms like "Skatetown, U.S.A.," "Zapped" and "Foxes," Baio is
one of America's rising young stars.
So leave the laundry until finals week and give Baio a call.
He's waiting by the phone — anxiously.
Hr. Rags
welcomes
November 11th • 8 p.m.
$9.50 - $11.50
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Tickets available at the Hull Center ticket office. The Bon, Meier & frank. Valley
Rlvei Records. The Record Garden, G.l Joe s and the EMU Main Desk Use your
Mastercard. Visa or American Express For information, call M7-S000.
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