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All three salsas are
packaged in similar plastic
containers and range in price
from $1.69 to $2.39.
Some may like it hot. but
for those who don't. Salsa De
Casa also comes in mild, either
with or without salt. Jan's
Salsa is made mild, medium or
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hot and Miller offers customers
four choices: mild, medium,
hot or “Caution. Extra Hot"
(written on a hot pink label!)
Hie “temperature” of the
sauce is determined by varying
amounts of peppers, chiles or
spices.
All three manufacturers
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seem to agree that although the
competition between them is
fierce, it has also been healthy.
“There's enough business
in Eugene for even-body.”
Paxton says. ' "We gave people
a choice.”
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An event you won't want to
miss. As pan of this campus
community, your participat
ing Ford dealer will talk with
you about the special values
available on Ford's 1965
COSPONSOR
model cars and trucks. GET
OFF TO A GREAT START
WITH FORD ON THE
DATE(S) LISTED
BELOW
CULTURAL
FORUM
WEDNESDAY, HAY S 5TH
THURSDAY, HAY IOTH
NOT AIMS
Faculty Artist Series continues Wednesday with a perfor
mance by Charles Dowd in classical percussion accom
panied by Dean Kramer, piano; Victor Steinhardt, piano;
George Recker. trumpet; and Tim Cogswell, percussion.
Compositions to be performed include Carter s Four
Pieces for Four Timpani”; Kraft’s "Encounters III^ ; Barati s
"Three Inventions for Solo Timpani”; and Bartok s
“Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion. The concert
begins at 8 p.m. in Beall Hall. Admission is $1 for
students.
Hungry? See "Eating Raoul” Saturday at 7 and 9 p.m. in
room 180 PLC. Destined to win a place in cinema history,
"Eating Raoul” is a low-budget, independent production
that took the critics by surprise. A married couple needing
money lure wealthy perverts, bonk them on the head with
a deadly frying pan and steal their cash. It gets a lot
weirder from there. Admission is $2.
“The Good Fight," the
story of U.S. volunteers
who fought against
fascism in the Spanish
Civil War, shows tonight
at 8 p.m. in the EMU
Ballroom. Bill Bailey, a
Veteran of the Abraham
Lincoln Brigade, will talk
after the show. Admis
sion is $2.
Yon say you need a
laugh? See San Fiancisco
comedians Ray Hanna
and Susan Rice. Wednes
day, in the EMU Forum
Room at 7:30 p.m. Ad
mission is $1 at the door.
This show is sponsored
by the EMU Cultural
Forum.
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