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.
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UO FAMILY HOUSING Possibility of im
mediate occupancy or place yourself
on waiting list Westmoreland furnish
ed apartment; 2 bedroom $140/mo., 1
bedroom $111/mo. Amazon unfurnished
2 bedroom $116/mo Future openings
expected all areas Contact UO Hous
mg Dept 686-4277.2449:tfn
FURNISHED STUDIOS Utilities paid
Share kitchen with one other. Private
bath, covered parking and laundry
facilities avalable From $168
735 E. 14th
Manager 344-0219
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UAMHUb AntA
Newly 1 bedroom apartment in 5 plex.
Roomy, laundry facilities, ready to go
1884 Garden Ave. No.D.
Jennings & Co.
683-2271
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475 E. 15th is proud to show large, clean
quads, and rooms in a house $109 and
$119 Manager 345-1037. IPM. 1111
Pearl, 485-82581681 :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 Pearl
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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
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EXTREMELY LARGE BEAUTIFUL 2
bedroom. Excellent location Freshly
painted, new carpel, drapes. Campus
ten blocks Unfurnished,, no pets, no
children. 2045 Willamette, $200
345-7987 or 344-2469 2549:tfn
STUDIO'S FOR RENT STARTING IN
JUNE Summer rates. 1 Vi blocks from
campus, laundry facilities, call Barbara
at 345-90832642:tfn
CAMPUS 1 BEDROOM - $150
Spacious, really nice No pets or
children 750 E. 18th. 345-7987 2659:lln
1414 E. 18th
SUMMER RATES
Clean. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, 2
blocks from campus. Furnished, unfur
ntshed 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 80175-18
CAMPUS SUMMER RATES
Spacious, very nice, 1 and 2 bedroom
unit $150 • $200 Unfurnished, hot water
included, no pets or children 750 E.
18th, 345-79872721:tfn
FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED 1
bedroom apartment Pleasant, close to
campus 608 E. 15th One year lease.
$170/$ 160 a month. First, last, cleaning
deposit. Serious/graduate student
preferred References. Available June 1.
485- 1511 days, 686-2222 evenings.
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PARR TOWER
is now accepting applications for Fall
t984 housing We offer room, board and
more at rates lower than dorms or apart
ments Call John at 345-9163 or drop by
1648 Alder for more information 5-18
SUBLET FOR SUMMER Completely fur
nished all utilities paid 3 bedroom
$300/mo 583 E 13th 683-4964 5-18
ONE BEDROOM $170 Water and gar
bage paid. Walk to U of O 485-3913.5-18
ONE BEDROOM $180 Like new. in ex
• cellent condition Fully applianced
Quiet, adult living in beautiful parkside
surroundings. On bus and bike route
No pets, 4th and Jefferson. Call
345-9272 or 485-4023.2769:6 4
COZY AND LARGE 2 BEDROOM APT
Near campus. Fireplace and swimming
pool Available June 15th Call 683-1341
5d8
NEAR CAMPUS Quiet two bedroom and
townhouse with private patio Carport,
laundry, diswasher. Also one-bedroom.
Summer rates available 344-7434 5-16
Quads
CAMPUS COURT QUADS
1544 Alder. Free maid service. 686-1075.
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FURNISHED, PRIVATE BATH, Water
and garbage paid. Roomy, close to cam
pus See at 553 E 18th No 7 or call Jen
nings and Co. 683-2271 $130. 1666:tfn
LARGE QUADS Available now through
summer $89 a month, 485-8859.2700:tfn
Houses For Rent
3-PLUS BEDROOM HOUSES FOR
RENT Summer rates 1 Vi blocks from
campus, laundry facilities, call Barbara
at 345-9083 2641 :tfn
FACULTY HOUSING
1136 E 20th Adjacent campus,
spacious, ideal, 4 bedroom, 2'h baths,
full basement, dark room, fully furnish
ed Grande piano, stereo Lease 1 or 2
years Available Sept 1st $650-$750 a
month Negotiable 485-1511 days or
686-2222 nights.2766:5-18
3 BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE bet
ween Onyx and Emerald on 21st. $300
per month plus utilities Available June
10th Sept 20th Call Jum 485-6331 5-22
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
Lost & Found
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
5d6
LOST Single key on an orange key ring.
Lost sometime on Monday afternoon
near bookstore. Call 687-8114 or
683-9132 (evenings) 5-17
Food & Drink
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OPEN DAILY TILL
MIDNIGHT
13th Am. at High St. 344 522
Eugene. Oregon
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CaO/
FRESHLY SQUEEZED JUICES
Available at
The Kiva, Red Barn, Sundance,
Sahalie and other fine natural food
stores
The gourmets choice of fruit and
vegetable juices
174 Almaden344 0967
Events
GET READY FOR
MAX’S
CRIBBAGE
TOURANAMENT
SUNDAY MAY 20th
Doubles with double elimination
$5 per team. For more info
Call 485-6731.
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The King of Gonzo
Returns
HUNTER
S.
THOMPSON
Fear and Loathing
in
MacArthur Court
May 24th
8:00 pm
MacArthur Court. UO Campus
General Admission Tickets
are on sale at:
EMU Main Desk
Everybody's Records and Tapes
Earth River Records
$3 UO STUDENTS
$4 GENERAL PUBLIC
Presented by the EMU Cultural
Forum 686-4373
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—Festivals Special!!!—
Bring this coupon
Large Smoothie - $1
or
Large Cooler - 75$
Lulu’s Smoothies
2775;5-.ia
ISRAEL ROLE IN LATIN AMERICA
by Steve Goldfield
12 noon, Wed. May 16 Room 167
EMU
O.A.S _506
Come Lunch with Us
at the
Willamette Valley
Folk Festival
Today thru Sunday on East Lawn of
EMU
featuring
• Dana's Cheesecke
• Ritta’s Burritos
•Loven Oven Calzone
•Homestead Lemonade
•The Great Falafel
•Veggies Heaven
•Lulu’s Smoothies
•Oodles of Noodles
•Chicken and chips
•Nice Rice
•Oregon Cafe
• Delicious Knishes
•and More!
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, of 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 1C, 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
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
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EMU Cultural Forum presents
The 14th Annual
Willamette Valley
Folk Festival
May 18. 19. 20
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 S3-$4 50
5-17
Entertainment
a<- E0LSONS BAR,:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
CURTIS
SALGADO
& IN YO FACE
9:30 pm-2 am
A \r 4740 MAIN
in Springfield
* 747 7900
BICYCLING
Free Workshops
May 16 • Bicycle touring equipment
and clothing
May 17 Bicycle repairs and
maintenance
7:30 pm OUTDOOR PROGRAM
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MAX’S
presents
THE
MILKMEN
Saturday 9:30pm
550 E. 13th
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jrjTrjr
r THE BIJOU '
492 E. 13th 686-2458
When Hie
! Mountains
Tremble
"The epic 'When The Mountain
Trembles' takes us into the heart of
the Guatemalan guerrilla
movement ”
J. Hoberman
Village Voice
PLUS
NICARAGUA:
Report from the Front
FRI SAT 7:15 and 9:30 pm
SUN THURS 6:30 and 8:30 pm
SAT-SUN Matinee 4:15 pm
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 midnite
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
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 $2
Call 686-4191 to reserve your tickets
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TONIGHT
at BJ Kelly's
EASTMAN
1475 Franklin
683-4855
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€IN£HA7 2SE$£
Saturday through May 17
Ingmar Bergman's classic
Seventh Seal
SHOWS at 7 pm
PLUS Werner Herzog's
Nosferatu
SHOWS at 8:45 pm
Personals
FOR ANSWERS TO YOUR questions
about abortion - the procedure, the
cost, and local referral • call National
Abortion Federation Hotline toll free
1-800-2230618, 7 am-3 pm, M-F.
468 MWF
IF~YOU’RE IN DOUBT about pregnancy
call Birthright Free testing. 687-8651
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MAKE MONEY!
RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and
trades secondhand clothing for men
and women.
For appt: 344 7039 360 E. 11th
001WHF
TELEVISION ft TYPEWRITER
RENTALS
by week, month or term
UO BOOKSTORE
13th & Kincaid
686-4331
__ _ 1593WF
HAVE A DIRTY SLEEPING BAG?
Get fast, 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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.• UO SPRINGFEST '84 •
• P8, !S3d9NlddS OR •
ANIMAL
HOUSE
and
TOGA
PARTY!
Watch U of O’s
favorite movie
then dance to
the Commotions
Tonight 7 pm
EMU Ballroom
$2.50
Prizes! Prizes!
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
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
AMY PRATT
Happy Birhday! I hope it is wild and out
of hand. Get psyched for May 15, 1985
Love Margot.__516
AMY PRATT
You’re a kind girl
who likes ho-made
vegatable soup
Happy Birthday
LUV THE DEADWEIGHTS
5 16
Meglaflane & Sarahh
Good luck in pac-10's! Veil loud but
don't gel too dark BROOKE_5-16
PHI PSIS TOM AND ERIC One more day
of work, then it's fun in the sun! Love.
your Shasta HD dates._5-16
KARLA Happy Birthday, gal You're one
hwlluva person and twice as much a
pal_CC^ _5-JI6
HAPPY BIRTHDAY "PIPPI" (A day late).
The NSHP Coordinators_5-16
Happy Birthday
John Zishka
Hope you have a great day -KA
5-16
BURL SAYS
Oregon crew tasted Au and Ag in
Regionals Let s go for the gold in
Pac-KTs. Have a hot road trip to
Sacramento5-16
CONGRATULATIONS
to the men ot
Lambda Chi Alpha
Fraternity
on their completion of over 1000 hours
of community service this year
5-17
Kappa Alpha Theta
congratulates
Mark and Leslie
On their pinning
5J£_
DIG ARCHAEOLOGY
THIS SUMMER
Learn basic archaeological excava
tion techniques while toning the body
and expanding the mind with
fascinating outdoor scientific
research this summer in An
thropology 408: Fieldwork Meets
MUWHF 7:30-16:00, June 18-Aug. 10;
12 credit hours, Field camp in
Willamette National Forest near
Oakridge. Non-majors welcome,
prerequisites flexible Enrollment is
limited, so act now. Call 686-5102 for
more information.2772:5-18
UO CREW
At Pac-10's only Sacramento's weather
will be hotter than you! Row hard! Love,
Denise.5-16
UO CREW Give it your all in Sacramen
to! And have a good time!Margaret.5-17
B LOO M COUNTY'S PENGUIN OPUS on
sale now at Hirons. Also Garfield, Ner
mal, Arlene, and Odie.5-18
OREGON CLUB SPORTS
CRES
Regionals were just the beginning
Pac-10’s are going to be the best.
Sacramento is hot, so are we Row long
and strong!2776:5-16
CARRIE-Congratulations on the job I'm
looking forward to working with you
and giving you s—! Larry didn't tell you
about one of his biggest problems(me)
did he Naner Naner paste up
techfLuv,Swine boy.
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