police beat
Here is a list of area crimes
reported by the Eugene Police
Department:
"Refuse the Cruise" was spray
painted onChapman Hall Nov. 11,
according to Sgt. Rick Allison of
the EPD.
A male subject attempted to enter
a residence at 18th Avenue and
Columbia Street by trying to kick
in the front and back doors Nov.
11. The suspect, described as a
white male, 6 feet 3 inches tall
with collar-length brown hair, fled
after the victim called police.
A female student was grabbed
while leaving her 12th Avenue and
Ferry Street apartment to report a
power failure. However, she was
able to free herself and run to the
manager's room. An investigation
discovered that a fuse had been
removed from the victim's fuse
box. The suspect is described as a
white male, 6 feet 3 inches tall
with collar-length brown hair.
An attempted rape was reported
at 13th Avenue and Columbia
Street Nov. 12. A female student
getting a breath of fresh air out
side her Hamilton dormitory room
was grabbed from behind by a
male suspect. She was dragged
along 13th Avenue and across the
street to a parking booth at Agate
Street. The victim was then
thrown on the ground where the
suspect jumped on her. After she
attempted to scratch the assailant,
he rolled off her and she escaped.
The suspect is described as 6 feet
3 inches, 165 lbs., with medium
length brown hair.
An attempted rape was reported
at 6:30 a.m. Nov. 14. The victim.
Printer, student
hold free exhibit
A collection of drawings by an
award-winning printmaker and
marble sculptures by a graduate
line arts student will go on display
Monday, Nov. 21, in Gallery 141 at
the University's School ot Ar
chitecture and Allied Arts.
The tree exhibit will be open to
the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
through Dec. 2. Gallery 141 is in
Lawrence Hall.
Marble sc ulptures by Bud Egger,
a University master of fine arts
degree candidate from Boring,
will be displayed in conjunction
with 12 drawings by printmaker
LaVerne Krause, a University pro
fessor of fine arts.
"Egger will present major mar
ble sculptures on both large and
small scales, and Krause, a well
known Oregon artist, will display
drawings which exemplify her
current work," says Vince Zettler,
gallery director. In 1980, Krause
was the recipient of an Oregon
Governor's Award for the Arts.
A public reception for the artists
will be held at 7 p.m. Monday,
Nov. 18, in the gallery.
Ice
cream
cones
any flavor
(with coupon: good Nov 18 20. 1983)
This month’s special
flavors:
Cream cookie
(with bits of Oreo)
Pumpkin
homemade ice cream
1605 E. 19th (corner Agate)
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walking along 15th Avenue and
Agate Street, was grabbed from
behind by a suspect. She was able
to escape after elbowing the
suspect in the ribcage. The
suspect is described as a white
male, 6 feet 1 inch to 6 feet 3 in
ches tall, slight to medium build
with brown hair.
A hit-and-run accident was
reported at 14th Avenue and Alder
Street Nov. 14. One vehicle suf
fered major damage to the left
rear quarter panel.
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A wallet containing $610 was
stolen from a fraternity house at
1812 E. 14th St. Nov. 11.
A purse containing $50 was taken
from fhe EMU Nov. 14.
A student in possession of a sto
len bicycle was arrested at 13th
Avenue and Beach Street Nov. 13.
A student was arrested for trying
to steal articles from the Universi
ty Museum Nov. 14.
Four bicycles were reported
stolen during the week.
Compiled by Michael Doke
Middle Eastern Kabobs
Monday Night Specialty
Steak and Seafood
Expanded Duck and Lamb menu
Banquet room for up to 70 people
Home catering available
(Belly dancer available upon
request for your banquet)
Lounge open 11:00 - closing
Lunch 11-2
Dinner Mon. Thurs. 5:00 - 9:00
Fri. & Sat. 5:00 - 9:30
Restaurant and Lounge
Reservations: 746-5241
117 S. 14th, Springfield
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