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chitectural plan for the cafe's
interior in order to meet city
building code requirements.
When a plan is accepted and
Gunther receives his building
permits, he will start refur
bishing and altering the interior
to accommodate the cafe.
The work will include install
ing insulation and electrical
wiring, replacing plaster on the
walls, refinishing the wood,
sanding and painting and ad
ding a heating system. Then he
has to build a kitchen and alter
the basement for storage.
"The work itself I don't think
is that difficult." he said.
"Those things are only surface
things. They don't involve the
structure of the building ”
Gunther hopes the work can
be completed in two or three
months and he can open the
restaurant sometime early in
spring. The cafe will appeal to
all age groups as it will offer
senior citizen discounts as well
as late-night hours for students.
"I want it to be a place where
anyone feels comfortable,"
Gunther said. "1 see this
building as being a tremendous
PtuMo by T»d M*pl»r
Christian (iunther has a good two months of work to do on the
interior of the house before he ran open it as a cafe early next
spring.
asset to the community of
Eugene.”
The cafe will sell a wide
variety of coffee, tea and
cigarettes as well as "inexpen
sivc hut good” food, he said.
"I love seeing people come
together and enjoy themselves,
and I love creating an environ
ment that is conducive to that "
Et al.
MEETINGS
Allen Hell Advertising will
have a general meeting Oct. 14
at 7:30 a.m. in 214 Allen.
Newcomers are welcome.
MEChA will hold a meeting to
day from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in Cen
tury Room B of the EMU.
Alpha Kappa Psi Professional
Business Fraternity will hold a
rushee meeting tonight at 6:30
in Room 333 Gilbert All pre
business, business and
economics majors welcome.
Applications are due Oct. 16 in
Room 212 Gilbert
(Campus Crusade for Christ will
meet at 8:30 tonight in Room
146 Straub.
Alcoholics Anonymous will
hold a meeting in the Kiona
Center library today at 1:30
p.m.
The Student Campaign for
Disarmament will hold its first
meeting tonight at 7 in the
Kiona Center
Alpha Phi Omega will have a
re-organizing meeting Wednes
day at 6:30 p.m in the EMU.
Koom number will be announc
ed tomorrow
OSPIRG will hold its first toxics
group meeting tonight at 7 in
Ceder Room E.
MISCELLANEOUS
A college entrepeneur contest is
open to full-time students at an
accredited university. First
prize is $10,000 “seed” money
plus a consultation with Arthur
Upper, publisher of Venture
magazine, to the studont with
the best idea for a new business
venture. The business idea must
be a product or service that can
be franchised To enter, ap
plicants must submit their
business ideas in 250 words or
less Entry forms are available
by writing the ICBIY Contest
Clearinghouse. 110E 59 St.,
Suite 1200. New York. NY
10022. by Oct. 31 or by calling
80054 ICBIY
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In Transitionwill hold a brown
bag lunch from 12 to 1:30 p m
in Room 318 EMU. All Univer
sity women are invited to attend
and learn more about WIT ser
vices. For more information call
Women in Transition at
688-4009 or stop by Room 318
F.MU.
"Civil Rights for Gay and les
bian People” is the topic for to
day’s Brown Bag Forum at 2:30
p.m in the Forum Room EMU.
The event is co-s|K>nsored by
the ASUO and the (Campus In
terfaith Ministry
Deadline for submitting Ft als
to the Emerald front desk. 300
EMU. is noon the day before
publication. Et als are run only
once. Events with a donation or
admission charge will not lie
considered. Events occurring
nearest the publication date and
campus events will be given
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