SWIMMING POOL
COMPLETELY FURNISHED Spacious
one bedroom apartments Laundry
facilities and off street parkingv2 block
to bus stop on direct line to LCC All
from only:
$160
Summer rates
Close to U of O and downtown STOP IN
AND TALK WITH US TODAY!
HILYARD STREET APT’S
(973 Hilyard)
485-0721
A JP North Apartment Home
2829:6-4
RIDGEWOOD
APARTMENTS
Renting for summer and fall. Furnished
units near music building. Studio, one
and two bedrooms, and a house
688-5769 _2811 :tfn
LOW SUMMER RATES
At the Student's Cooperative Associa
tion. Rates include quality conventional
and Vegetarian meals and all utilities 8
weeks-Double $350, Single $430 11
weeks-Double $450. Single $530
2866:6-4
SUMMER SUBLET Fully furnished one
bedroom. Garden space Olive and 15th
area Utilities and cable included $195
Call Carol. 342-4700525
Reserve your apartment
NOW
for the summer
1331 High Street
FURNISHED STUDIOS
Campus downtown area, private bath,
share kitchen with one other
UTILITIES PAID $125 Manager
344-0315. Bennett Management Co.
485-6991. _2864:tfn
UNFURNISHED 1 and 2 BEDRROM
UNITS at 1340 Mill Street Summer rate
$170-$200. Large patio, coin laundry,
parking. 485-7279 5-23
ALL UTILITIES
One,two, five and six
bedroom suites. Partially
furnished, Parking
687-1098
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FOR RENT Two bedroom furnished
apartments. Summer rates One block
from campus, 1414 Alder Call 342-3019
5-23
Quads
CAMPUS COURT QUADS
1544 Alder. 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
nings and Co. 683-2271 $130. 1666:tln
LARGE QUADS Available now through
summer $89 a month, 485-8859.2700:tfn
SPECIAL SUMMER OFFERING!
Quads at 553 E 18th. Carpet, drapes,
laundry facilities, off-street parking. 3
month lease for just $225, payable in ad
vanced or $99 per month on month-to
month agreement. Stop by No 7 or call
our office. Jennings and Co. 683-2271
2729:5-31
$99 Month
Large Modern Quads
next to University
1866 Harris, 343-1009
2862: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
FOUR BEDROOM FURNISHED
HOUSE touching Skinner's Butte
trees, June 1 - Sept 15. $225/month.
485-0010/686-5008 _5-25
LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE Close to
campus and downtown. Available June
15th. Rent $400 No deposit. Call
344-2125. _ 5-25
SMALL HOUSE CLOSE TO CAMPUS.
Sublet for summer, $140 mo. plus
utilities (low) Late evenings, 342-6248
5-25
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED TWO
BEDROOM two bath house with patio
garden washer dryer and dishwasher.
Summer sublet $375 a month
negotiable. Call Carol 342-4700. 5-25
SE HILLS DUPLEX FOR SALE 9%%
fixed rate, assumable loan. Excellent
for owner occupied Large side - 2
bedroom, 1V2 bath, double garage
Small side-2 bedroom, 1 bath, single
garage Decks, porches, privacy
$79,500 3983 and 3987 Onyx
343-8157 or 935 4103 5-23
Pets
FREE PUPPY
Needs home, part terrier, 345-26105-24
Lost & Found
FOUND Black and white spotted dog
campus area. Medium size about IV2
years. Call Brad 344-3795. 5-26
LOST TAN LEATHER Shoulder bag at
Outdoor Beer Gardens Please return.
EMU lost/found or call 343 0817. 5-23
LOST VW KEY ON LEATHER RING 5 16
on track behind Hayward 345-4665.5-23
NIKON CAMERA CASE last week on
campus Reward!! Call 688-0182 after 6
pm5-25
FOUND Camera in EMU Women's
bathroom. Please call and identify.
683-6672 after 5 pm 5-24
Food & Drink
(■real Orcjjon
ltd Compan})
OPEN DAILY TILL
MIDNIGHT
13th Ave. at High St. 344 522
Eugene. Oregon
°o-op
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 Almaden 3440967
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tVENTS
THE RACE
SUNDAY, JUNE 3
8 Kilometers of FUN
Don’t forget the post
RACE tailgate party
at Autzen Stadium
FREE BUDWEISER
and PEPSI
ENTER
NOW
FREE
WINDSURFING
FILMS
WED. NITE 5-23, 7:30 pm
At Instructional Media Center Studio
D.
Information on sales, rentals and
lessons in the Eugene area also will
be offered. For more info., call Jim
344-1990
Come find out about PE class offer
ings and the possibility of making
boardsailing a club sport.5 23
BASEBALL
MEETING
An organizational meeting will be held
on Wed., May 30 at 4 pm EMU Room
112 to put together a 1984-85 Club
Sports team All interested players are
invited. Call Club Sports x 3733.
2865:5-30
B.S.U. Elections
6:30 pm Wednesday, EMU Forum
Room
2840:5-23
EAT LESS
STAY HEALTHY
International studies show a wide varia
tion in cancer incidence from one coun
try to another. Studies of migrnt popula
tions suggest that nutrition rather than
environmental chemicals plays a major
role in these differences.
For example, Japanese who migrate
to the US have increased breast cancer,
but decreased stomach cancer. This is
because Americans eat more fat than
people in Japan
Colon cancer also correlates well
with fat consumption and it is inversely
connected to fiber ingested: eat more
fiber and have less chance of getting
colon cancer.
The most general protective measure
against cancer is reducing calorie in
take. Eat less and stay healthy appears
to be a good rule of thumb.
The biggest risk factors, though, are
smoking and drinking alcohol
For those interested
Prof. Catherine Wilson
From Alchemy
to Chemistry
Rm 331 Sci II
Thurs. May 24th
2871:5-23
JEWISH
STUDENTS!
HELP PLAN AN
EXCITING FALL
TERM
Come to JSU’s last
meeting of the 1984
Academic year
Day:Thur May 24
Time: 6:30 pm,
Place: Century Rm A
Treats to follow
2870:5-24
Asian Pacific
American
Heritage
Week
TODAY
101 EMU 7:30 pm
Film ■ “FRECKLED
RICE”
A film about a
12 year old Chinese
boy from Boston
Chinatown. A film
in Cantonese with
English subtitles.
2842:5-23
The King of Gonzo
Returns
HUNTER
S.
THOMPSON
Fear and Loathing
in
MacArthur Court
May 24th
8 pm
MacArthur CrAirt, 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
2765:5-23
Entertainment
THE RACE
Sponsored by
NIKE
BRONSON
TRAVEL
BRITISH AIRWAYS
FRONTIER
AIRLINES
SHEPPARD
MOTORS
PEDAL POWER
BICYCLES
KDUK
REGISTER-GUARD
BUDWEISER
PEPSI
EUGENE HILTON
KODAK
AND YOU
ENTER NOW
AT SPORTSTOWN
5-23
ASUO FILMS Presents
THE Cultural Event of the Year
Highlights from
the New York
WORLD’S
WORST
FILM
FESTIVAL
Includes:
PLAN NINE
FROM
OUTER-SPACE
7:30 ONLY
Voted the worst movie ever made!
THE TERROR OF
TINY TOWN
9:00 ONLY
(The world's first musical-western
with an all-midget cast!
PLUS a Ronald Reagan
blooper short
(We said the WORLD'S WORST and
we mean it!)
Thursday, May 24
150 Geology
$1.50$1
2869:5-24
TONITE
The EMU Cultural Forum and
RISE present
HURRY
TOMORROW
A documentary film about involun
tary psychiatric treatment in a state
mental hospital. By Richard Cohen
and Kevin Rafferty. A former mental
patient will speak about his treat
ment after the show.
Wed. May 23, 177 Lawrence, 8 pm
Only
$1.50 Students'/!Adults
2872:5-23
r THE BIJOU *
492 E. 13th 686-2458
Now New Seats!!
Coming Soon-Expresso Bar,
Posters, Magazines, Booksll
Director Diane Kurys has crafted an
intricate, teasingly subtle drama
about two women (played with chic
and delicacy by Isabelle Huppert and
Miou-Miou) in the "man's world" of
1950s France.
FRI-SAT 7:15 and 9:30 pm
SUN-THURS 6:30 and 8:45 pm
SAT-SUN Matinee 4 pm {
★ ★★★★★★★★★
KZEL WELCOMES BIJOU LATENITE
LIQUID SKY
The funniest, craziest, dirtiest, most
perversely beautiful, science fiction
film ever made.
WEDTHURS 11 pm
FRI-SAT midnite
BONNIE
RAITT
Live & In Concert
June 12 8 pm
Silva Concert Hall
Reserve tickets $12.50
$11.50
Available at: Everybody’s Records
(Eugene, Albany and Corvallis).
Valley River Records and the Hull
Center Box Office
Produced by Double Tee
Reggae Music
from Seattle
SUN
DANCE
at the
BEER
GARDEN
Fri, May 25th
4-7 pm in the EMU dining room
ID Required
FREE FREE
FREE
2868:5-23
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Eugene premiere through May 24
Heart like a wheel
SHOWS at 7 and 9:15 pm
Personals
FOR ANSWERS TO YOUR questions
about abortion - the procedure, the
cost, and local referral - call National
Abortion Federation Hotline toll tree.
1 800-223-0618, 7 am-3 pm, M-F
468: MWF
IF YOU'RE IN DOUBT about pregnancy
call Birthright. Free testing. 687-8651.
623:W
MAKE MONEY!
RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and
trades secondhand clothing for men
and women.
For appt: 344-7039 360 E. 11 th
_ 001WHF
IT’S NOT TOO LATE
To file you INTENT TO REGISTER
CARD for the SUMMER SESSION Stop
by 333 Oregon Hall or the Registrar's
Office. 2857:6-4
SHIP YOUR STUFF SF/BAY AREA
Truck leaving Wednesday night. Also
want riders. 344-8342 (686-5002
message)5-23
LIBBIE Only you have the key to my
chains. I'm not into bondage THAT GUY
5-23
CAPTAIN KIRK AND PINKY JEFF
Thanks for the bet Shasta weekend
(even though the drive down was a
blurr)
Was it worth the $20 breakfast, $120
shopping spree, rafts and glasses, love
candle, hour houseboat lecture, red
peace pipe, 5 course dinner, Benson
Hour, right turn circles, the captain on
skis, freaking out, our favorite four
letter word, sunburns, overpacking, and
the $20 chair?
We know it was! You are the perfect
dates. Catherine and Janet.5-23
THETA PLEDGE CAROL I'm your new
Bg Sis and here are several clues. Pinks
my favorite color, DHS my home. Theta
beach my hangout. Come over for din
ner tomorrow and my secret will be
told.5-23
AMY How about lunch after class? JOE
5-23
VUARNET
Sunglasses, new $40-$55 NEW GE
NUINE SHEEPSKIN SEATCOVERS
Best quality you can buy. Tan or grey
$60-$70. Phone 484-2731.5-23
J. CARLOTTI Happy 20th HSU 5-23
PLANNING
TO REGISTER FOR
SUMMER SESSION?
Don't forget to file your
INTENT TO REGISTER CARD
Stop by 333 Oregon Hall
or the Registrar's Office
2794:5 25
IT’S READY
THE SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF CLASSES
So pick one up today!
Stop by 333 Oregon Hall
or the Registrar's Office
2855:6-4
FORGOTTEN
ANYTHING?
LIKE FILING YOUR INTENT
TO REGISTER CARD
FOR SUMMER TERM?
Stop by 333 Oregon Hall or the
Registar's Office
2856:6-4
WAY TO GO
RICKY LEE
CONGRATULATIONS
25 BIG ONES
5-23
TELEVISION & 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.
_tfn
DID YOU
KNOW
Even though you are enrolled Spring
Term, you need to file an INTENT TO
REGISTER CARD if you're planning to
attend courses during the SUMMER
SESSION. There is still time to do it, so
stop by 333 Oregon Hall or the
Registrar's office.2795:5-25
MARCIA MGMT is almost over! Good
luck on your papers I'll be thinking of
you BRIAN _5^3
JOE A disastrous Sat night for your war
drobe The Velcro came off your hat and
your shirt well at least in was only
recycled beer! A memorable even
ing. what I can remember! And I am not
a "pop-off' The purpose of this per
sonal? Just to ask may Ip lease have
my shirt back? K. 5-23
WILL THE 1,567 people who voted for
me for mayor please send their name
and address to Dave Sweet, 590 W 12th
Eugene, 97401 THANKS.5;23
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
SENIORS: like the song says, thanks for
the memories! And thanks for 4 fan
tastic years! LdVe, Sister Mary Kathryn.
5-23
KEVIN WILSON Thanks for the Shasta
Sun! More good limes ahead I love you
Kirsten5-23
ANDY Since 9th grade till now you are
the twinkle of my eye. Love, "Elvira"
5-23
HAZEMASTER
One more for the Road: Mary, Mary,
you're so wild and scarey, You've given
Fiesta' a whole new dimension. Talk
ing, Thrashing, Hazing, and Laughing
What follows graduation, Detention?!
THRASHMASTSR.5-23
HEY KYLE
Where’s the tennis ball? In
my court or yours? 5 23
Are you someone
who’s never gotten
a personal?
Are you awesome in a cage? Do you
have gnarly hips? Do you know what’s
red and bubbly and whines at the win
dow?
Maybe this one’s yours
5-23
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