STUDENT HEALTH CENTER HOURS: By Appointment . . . Mon-Fri 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Urgent Care Service . . . (No Appointment Necessary) > Mon-Sat 8:00 a m.-8:00 p.m ' Sunday 12 Noon-8.00 p.m. See Back Page of University Section )r Health Center Services JL JL JL urn’s mm Restaurant and I ounge * ' T (. 11 ’ I 110SC nub nic tic n n ' vT'Oob ()RI)I RS I() (,() 343-4480 ‘♦4 ~ I r.inkhn Blvcl Mon 11uif I 1 00 a rn to 10 id p m I ' * II 00 .» m to Midm^ht S.it Noon to Mulnivjhl Sun \o«»n to 10 10 p.m EUGENE Continued from Page 13 s pet i .111 \ stores (sporting goods, stereo equipment. e!< .). it ml luniks for all-around shop ping convenience The • enter is also home to Meier and trank, Kmporium. I.amonts |(! Penny's and Montgomery Wards Hike trails lead from the i anipus area along the Wiliam ette River directly to the mall Harks • Alton Baker l’ark(7) is a l.irge, grassy expanse located along the Willamette River, inst west of Autzen Stadium Numerous hike trails connei t the park with campus, the stadium and the river It s the perfect plate for a game of volleyball, frisbee or |ust t att lung up on vour tan • Amazon I Vn k| 111. 2700 11 il yard St . is home to a t ornmu nitv swim t enter hike and jog ging trails and w ide open areas Continued from Page 10 ahead, he said "We were known for out honesty: it not we would have never had the national at ts ." Mulheirn said he did not know how Dingm.in's apparent abandonment of the property would effei t the bankrupt! v proceedings "Right now the lavlurs have possession he s,i i d ' Tim h n ical l > t he \ shouldn't have taken posses sum hut the law doesn't tell you what to do when the trus tee abandons the property In the meantime, Kugene blues fans are left wondering who will lilt m as a landing spot for local and out of tow u of hilly grass ideal for la/.v fall afternoons • Ki» k climbing, hike trails, the Willamette River and one the best views of the ( ity are found at Skinner Ihitte Park(H). on the north end of the < it\ Atop the butte is a spectacular view of downtown Eugene and its surrounding hills A pictur esque rock face on the west side of the butte is ideal for roi k climbers, while the trail leading up the butte is .1 chal lenge on the way up and a thrill on the wav down for cy i lists Bike trails entwine the park, running along the river and north toward Valiev River (lenter Canoe Works • The Canoe Works) 1), loc ated across from the University on I ranklin Blvd . offers inexpen sive canoe rentals for quiet trips down the Millrace The ride takes vou through duc k ponds past the University Inn blues music ians There are .1 number of peo ple1 who are si ampering to pic k up that slai k. Fox said ' But there are not many venues that 1.111 assume what l av tor’s has done What this town needs is a larger room about 4110 >00 people U ()Y\ Hall puhlit 1st, Mike Walker said the opportunity is open lor any place to emerge as the home of the blues; howev er the music lends itself to a tavern atmosphere WOW Hall. 291 W 8th Ave . will keep itself available to blues artists. Walker said. "We would welcome it, but it's hard to suv it we could inc lude 0 sue c essfullv 111 our program Walker mentioned Hood and toward the west side of campus. The trips are perfect foroozv picnic s and relaxation Huft (ienter for the Performing Arts • I'lic' Unit Center's Silva Con cert Halt(2) plays host to na tionallv known pop. rock, jazz and classical p e r f o r m e r s throughout the year The hall is also home to plays and ballet performance’s bv the Eugene Ballet Company and the Eu gene Symphony Orchestra Saturday Market • The Eugene* Saturday Mar ket(.'t), located on the park bloc ks between Eighth and Oak Streets, hosts food, live enter tainment and homemade arts and crafts unique to Eugene e\ ery Saturday from It) a m to > p m Entertainment is provided by local musicians, adding a distinctive flavor to the market Saturday market will remain open throughout the fall, until the* weather becomes too cold Times Cafe and Bar. :i75 I Seventh Ave., and The Butte Tavern. J1 1 Washington SI . as spots likely to trv and take ad vantage of the opportunity Plans for the old Ta\ loi 's building are c urrently up in the air. At the* moment Tavlor is in < ontrol of the* building. Hovvev er, in three years the lease re verts beck to two of bis sisters and will need to be rccnegoti.it ed at that time. Tavlor said he is not interest ed in having another tavern in the building And whoever he le.isc*s the* building to will haw* to make repairs and do some re modeling to update* the strut tore He said lie would rather see any new operators use the* building as a coffee* shop RESTAURAN Students of All Ages Drop-In Anytime and Enjoy Our SNACKS • LUNCH • DINNER Request Yom Favorite Beverage iMigrmy specials Tues 14” P(A/a « 4 $9.75 Wed $4.25 Thurs 1. ih. llamtHiiuu $2.75 Fri Shrimp & ( hips $3.75 DANCING at .S/'cc iiils («**/ '/•vi //<» \ Ihur \ until ( lost li <A / nul }() iHI WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT TO THF BEST (OMPM T DISC SOI \D SYS7 EM I\ El (TEST 10 PM to Closing ‘ i \; : tin ( ;ini|)us • Orders to >40 M3-0681 ()[vn 9 a.m. I)ail\ Mon. Sal.