611 E. 11th 1 Bedroom, convenient loca
tion, carpets, drapes, appliances, off
street parking and laundry. Call
manager 345-7419.
IPM REALTOR 485-8258
1827 tfn
1331 HIGH STREET
Furnished Studio
private bath-share kitchen with one
other. Utilities paid. $160.
BENNETT MANAGEMENT CO.
485-6991
1938:tfn
ENJOY HIGH RISE LIVING
Eugene Manor
1st opening in 3 months
-Security building
-Walking distance to campus
-Spacious apartments
-New carpets, drapes
Eugene manor-managed by people who
care. For appointment call 484-7441.
2156:tfn
UO FAMILY HOUSING Possibility of im
mediate occupancy or place yourself
on waiting list. Westmoreland furnish
ed apartment; 2 bedroom $140fmo . 1
bedroom $111/mo. Amazon unfurnished
2 bedroom $116/mo. Future openings
expected all areas Contact UO Hous
ing Dept. 686-4277.2449:ttn
FURNISHED STUDIOS Utilities paid.
Share kitchen with one other Private
bath, covered parking and laundry
facilities avalable. From $168.
735 E. 14lh
Manager 344-0219
2433:tfn
CAMPUS AREA
Newly 1 bedroom apartment in 5 plex.
Roomy, laundry facilities, ready to go.
1884 Garden Ave No D
Jennings & Co.
683-2271
1667:tfn
475 E. 15th is proud to show large, clean
quads, and rooms in a house $109 and
$119. Manager 345-1037. IPM, 1111
Pearl, 485-6258.‘ 1681:tfn
BLACKSTONES MANOR has a hot deal
this summer for land 2 bedrooms. Uni
quely furnished Covered parking
Prime location. 687-0684
IPM Co, 485-8258 1111 Peart
2536:tfn
430 E. 15. Comfortable quad. Air condi
tioning. Private refrigerator.
Dishwasher. Near campus. Ask
manager for summer rate. 485-2130
IPM Co, 485-8258 1111 Pearl
2535:tfn
EXTREMELY LARGE BEAUTIFUL 2
bedroom Excellent location. Freshly
painted, new carpet, drapes. Campus
ten blocks. Unfurnished, no pets, no
children. 2045 Willamette. $200.
345-7987. or 344-24692549:tfn
STUDIO'S FOR RENT STARTING IN
JUNE Summer rates, 1Vi blocks from
campus, laundry facilities, call Barbara
at 345-9083.2642:tfn
CAMPUS 1 BEDROOM - $150
Spacious, really nice. No pets or
children. 750 E. 18th, 345-7987.2659:tfn
1414 E. 18th
SUMMER RATES
Clean, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, 2
blocks from campus. Furnished, unfur
nished From $150. Call Sabin,
683-2160 Lamson Associates. 2689:6-4
COMPARE
Large clean furnished 1 bedroom apart
ments across from campus. 800 E
18th. Summer rate $150/mo Call
484-4103.2703:tfn
STORAGE FOR RENT. Share with
friends. Ask about our special economy
U-Lock-lt, 343-8017, 5-18
CAMPUS SUMMER RATES
Spacious, very nice, 1 and 2 bedroom
unit. $150 - $200. Unfurnished, hot water
included, no pets or children. 750 E.
18th, 345-7987. 2721:tfn
Quads
CAMPUS COURT QUADS
1544 Aider. Free maid service. 686-1075.
821 :tfn
FURNISHED, PRIVATE BATH, Water
and garbage paid Roomy, close to cam
pus. See at 553 E. 18th No 7 or call Jen
ningsandCo. 683-2271. $130. 1666:tfn
LARGE QUADS Available now through
summer $89 a month, 485-8859.2700:tfn
Houses For Rent
SUMMER SUBLET, furnished house,
two bedrooms, next to campus Ex
tremely reasonable. 343-1218. 5-15
3-PLUS BEDROOM HOUSES FOR
RENT Summer rales 1'/2 blocks from
campus, laundry facilities, call Barbara
at 345-9083. 2641 Tfn
Pets
IDEAL COMPANION FOR STUDENT 7
month old German Shepherd Obe
dience trained Needs home, space to
run. $50 or offer. 688-1906 2728:5-18
Food & Drink
LUNCH SPECIAL at the Beanery.
Cafe Central Roll-up Sandwich with a
cup of Minestrone and House coflee
for $2
The Beanery 790 E. 14th.
5-15
Lost & Found
LOST: MALE LONG HAIRED CAT.
Cream colored, with brown flea collar.
Broadway and Lawrence area Last
seen Sat May 12 Please call 683-7021.
or leave message at 344-5618
REWARD.tin
LOST: RIGHT HAND BASEBALL
GLOVE near SW corner of Hayward
Field on Fri. evening. 5-11 Of great sen
timental value REWARD, Max 485-9129.
Entertainment
University Theatre's Second Season
presents the Pacific N.W. premiere
of Caryl CHurchill's 1982 drama
Top Girls
This provocative play examines the
unique and very difficult choices
women often face as they attempt to
reconcile their personal and profes
sional ambitions. With biting wit and
powerful drama, this play takes a
fascinating look at an age-old problem
brought up to date for the modern
woman
MAY 3-5,10-12,17-19
ARENA THEATRE
(Villard Hall)
8 PM. ALL TICKETS $2
Call 686-4191 to reserve your tickets
2568:5-18
University Players
Theatre 4:30
Presents:
Sunday Costs
Five Pesos
and
A Marriage
Proposal
2 one-act comedies about the
sometimes hilarious misunderstan
dings between the sexes.
May 14 and 15 at 4:30
Pocket Playhouse in Villard Hall
$1 donation at the door
2711:5-15
SUDS
in the
Sun
OUTDOOR
BEER
GARDEN
with the
CRAZY
8’S
Fri. May 18th
4-7 pm at the
Alder Street Tennis
Courts. ID Required
Tickets $1
Avoid long lines, get advanced
tickets at EMU Main Desk
If it rains, we’re in the EMU Ballroom
Bratwurst on the
Coals, Suds on Tap
2761:5-15
BICYCLING
3 Free Workshops
May 15 - Slide show bicycling in the
San Juans
May 16 - Bicycle touring equipment
and clothing
May 17 - Bicycle repairs and
maintenance
7:30 OUTDOOR PROGRAM
_2740:5-15
Tonight
BJ KELLYS
NIGHT HAWKS
from Washington D.C.
With
THE
ROBERT CRAY BAND
$5 in advance
2750:5-15
THE BIJOU ;
When THe
Mountains
REMBLE
The epic When The Mountain
Trembles' takes us into the heart ot
the Guatemalan guerrilla
movement "
J. Hoberman
Village Voice
PLUS
NICARAGUA:
Report from the Front
FRISAT 7:15 and 9:30 pm
SUN-THURS 6:30 and 8:30 pm
NO SAT-SUN Matinees this week
CISCAP benefit May 18
★ ★★★★★★★★★
KZEL WELCOMES
BIJOU LATENITE
LIQUID SKY
The funniest, craziest, dirtiest, most
perversely beautiful, science fiction
film ever made.
WED-THURS 11 pm
FRI-SAT midnile
Benefit showing for
Committee in Solidarity with
Central American People
WHEN THE
MOUNTAINS
TREMBLE
and
NICARAGUA
Report from the Front
The first film of the CIA’S backed
contras and their war against
Nicaragua. Excellent
Bijou Theatre, 13th & Ferry
FRIDAY ONLY. May 18. 7:15 & 9:30
5-18
BARNEY’S
BURGERS
& BEER
•COORS & BUO on tap
•Bottled imprts
• Lunch & dinner
•HOMEMADE SOUPS
• Burgers & sandwiches
• Salad
• Dart board
• Pool tables
• Big screen TV
• Video games
BARNEY
CABLES
484-7085 375 E. 7th
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_ HOT FUDGE
v TV" SUNDAES
EVERY TUESDAY
;E 13th 861 Willamette
'__6?h ’
V*iyraai'7 Arrcumftidg
I 607-0733
Saturday through May 17
Ingmar Bergman s classic
Seventh Seal
SHOWS at 7 pm
PLUS Werner Herzog's
Nosferatu
SHOWS at 8:45 pm
Events
Jim Scott
and
Nancy Rumbell
Guitarist and Oboist with the
Paul Winter Consort and leaders
of their own group Radiance
Special Feature
Slides and Music
from Jim’s Recent
Tour of Nicaragua
With Holly Near
Benefit Concert for the Council
on Human Rights in Latin America.
Thur, May 17,
7:30 pm 1236 Kincaid, Eugene
Sliding Scale Donation $3-$4 50
5-17
UNWORLDLY
JAPAN
A LECTURE DEMONSTRATION
ON CLASSICAL NOH DRAMA
Tuesday, May 15, 7-8:45 pm
EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY
No admission charge
Professors Karen Brazell, ol Cornell
University, and Laurence Kominz.
from Portland State, were trained
under traditional Noh Masters in
Japan, and have performed and
taught Noh and Kyogen. Japanese
theatre forms developed in medieval
Japan They will demonstrate dance,
acting and recitation techniques,
focusing on the way in which dance
functions as narrative in the theatre
forms
DANCE AND
MIME
AS NARRATIVE
A WORKSHOP IN TRADITIONAL
JAPANESE DRAMA
Wednesday, May 16, 4:30-6 pm
GERLINER ANNEX 353
No admission charge
Barzell and Kominz will show
videotapes and instruct participants
in elementary Noh and Kyogen
(comic elements) acting techniques.
Sponsored by College of Arts and
Sciences. Asian Studies. Asian Stu
dent Association, Theatre. Repertory
Dancers, and Oregon Committee for
Humanities. 2742:5-16
EMU PROGRAM CONSULTING
OFFICE
INVITES YOU TO A
FREE PREVIEW
ARTICHOKE
Directed by Frank Geltner
Very Little Theatre
Tuesday May 15,
8:15 pm
(24th and Hilyard-first come basis)
_2748:5-15
FREE
ICE
CREAM
Come chat with your favorite pro
fessor at Gerlinger Lounge, 4 pm
Tuesday, May 15. Sponsored by
MADCAAPS.2679:5-15
Friends of Latin American Culture
and
EMU Cultural Forum
presents
MARGARET
RANDALL
reading
A POETRY
OF
RESISTANCE
A Central American
Perspective
Monday, May 21
8 pm Room 167
EMU
Tickets at EMU MAIN DESK and
MOTHER KALI'S
$1.50 Students
$2. General Public
For information on Booksigning
and other activities call 484-0827
2759:5-21
EMU Cultural Forum presents
The 14th Annual
Willamette Valley
Folk Festival
May 18, 19, 20
ISRAEL ROLE IN LATIN AMERICA
by Steve Goldfield.
12 noon. Wed May 16 Room 167
EMU
OAS 5-16
Personals
HAVE A DIRTY SLEEPING BAG?
Get last, dependable service
Siegmund's Cleaners 821 E. 13th Ave.
UW
SPECIAL
$1
CLASSIFIEDS
Buy your Emerald classified ad at the
SUAB Booth in the EMU Lobby and
save.
Your first 15 words are only $1.
SAVE $1.25
Ads can be placed at the SUAB Booth
from 11 am to 1 pm
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ALL STUDENTS PLEASE ATTEND the
free Faculty-Student Ice Cream Social,
Tuesday, May 15, 4-5:30 pm, Gerlinger
Lounge__5-15
QUALITY 7 DAYS A WEEK
KINKO’S COPIES
344-7894 860 E. 13th
2446:5-15
Attention
Greeks
Order
of
Omega
The nationally recognized Greek
honorary is on campus now. Applica
tions and information sheets are
available in Suite 5, EMU. Application
deadline is May 18. Sophomores,
Juniors, and Seniors are encouraged to
apply. 2651:5-16
MIKE BODE Happy Birthday! The din
ner invitation is still extended. Jenny.
P S. You're cooking, aren’t you? 5-15
SHAWN
MCELMOYL
The party at Phi Delts was really great,
but the party with you proved how lack
ing in tact and personality you are.5-15
LINDA JACOBSEN
Happy 21 st
Good-bye
Betsy Spangler
- 5-15
ROBIN Who's the new baby? What's his
name... or have you hurd it yet? CUPID.
5-15
WICI MEMBERS:
The candidates forum for next years
officer selections will be held Tues
day, May 15, at 7 pm. 301-A Allen Hall.
Bring a statement of why you are in
terested, your qualiications, and sug
gestions for WICI improvement. All
current officers must attend.
2746:5-15
Dorm Democrats
Vote Sarah
Lichtenstein
Precinct person
Paid: Alan Contreras
SdS.
CANCEL ALL PLANS
And get your toga ready to watch
"Animal House" and dance to the
Commotions! Wednesday, 7 pm,
EMU Ballroom. Costume prizes! Ad
mission: $2.50 2758:5-15
VOTE
TODAY
Polls open from
8 am - 8 pm
Don’t know
where to vote?
Call Elections
at 687-4234
Need a Voter Pamphlet
Visit ASUO, Suite 4, EMU
Vote as if your
education depended on it.
VOTE
TODAY
Polls close at 8:00 pm
2757:5-15
TO LM13.81H Open your eyes and take
a chance , get moving! _5-15
PSY
MAJORS
The Psy. Club presents: Ed Sheridan,
Organizational Developer; Tom
Wheeler, Director of Harmony House;
Saul Toobert, Counseling Psychologist.
Come listen to them talk about a typical
workday and more. Tues., May 15, 4:30
-5:30 pm 146 Straub.5-15
HAPPY
ANNIVERSARY
SWEETHEART!
I will always
remember all the
fantastic times
we’ve had together
Thank you for being
-so woderful!
You are such a babe
I LOVE YOU!
Craig
5-15
TO THE PERSON WHO ACCIDENTAL
LY borrowed my keys last Wednesday
night from the Delts, their return would
be greatly appreciated. I'm tired of walk
ing._5-16
THIS IS ANAPOLOGY TO THE YOUNG
MEN WHO WERE STANDING ON THE
GRASSY SLOPE OF EMU COURTYARD
FRIDAY MAY 11.
To explain myself, I have to tell you that
I had just come from a class that
reminded me of the value Reagan puts
on life that isn't caucasian-native
American. When I saw your "Re-elect
Reagan" banner I was overcome with
anger. I wanted to tear up your banner
and you along with It. Instead. I let my
hand, my finger in particular, make an
obscene gesture. You, in your in
nocence, asked me if that was an offer.
I screamed back at you the foulest in
structions I could think of. I let my
anger take conrol. That was wrong, and
I apologize.5-15
KJAERE
CHRISTEN
Maattee dagen bli en fulltreffler. Jeg
Skal tenke paa deg i Mexico. Love,
Laurie 5-15
GEE it's that wonderful time of the
month again, Doug! (No, not that...!)
Happy five months, you gorgeous hunk
of nose! XOXO, Julie5-15
ALL STUDENTS PLEASE ATTEND the
free Faculty-Student tee Cream Social
today, 4-5:30 pm. Gerllnger Lounge.5-15
SHERIE Here's to a wonderbar birthday,
(vor einem Jahr waren wir in der
Schweiz, toi, toi!) And you thought
Washington was a long way away.
LOVE, SONJA505
Candice: Hi I'm slaving away here at
work. Wish you were here Lauri Jo_
WANTED; SCIENTIFIC AD VISOR
Salary Negligible. Contact Lethbridge
Stewart U.N.l.T. HQ505
VOTE
TODAY
RE-ELECT
JERRY
RUST
Continue a
tradition of
progressive
leadership
in Lane County
PD: 1984 Committee to re-elect Jerry
Rust
505
BODE
So, you have lowered yourself to read
this journal, huh? Somehow I thought
you would. But anyway, even people
like you deserve to have a good birth
day. And it's only becase of your
place of dinner, Chez Sax. Enjoy!
LAURA._505
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