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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1972)
Canada Day picnic scheduled A day University Canadian students call their own, the annual Canada Day Picnic, will be held Thursday at Armitage Park from 3:30 to 9p.m. The picnic features games, races and activities such as the “National Softball Championships.” The game “pits representatives of the provinces against each other for the Great Canada ‘Goose’ Trophy,” according to Lawrence Radcliff who is a spokesman for the event. There will also be activities for the kids, and free ice cream and pop will be provided. The picnic will be the fourth to be held at the University. Each of the celebrations was arranged by Canadian members of a School Activities class taught by Guy Sheelenbarger of the College of Education. The picnic is open to all. Admission is 50 cents for adults and free for kids. Cooking facilities are available at the park, but those attending must furnish their own food and drink. Shoot The Piano Player _ Francois Truffaut's "Truffaut's film bursts out all over, and that's what's wonderful about it " Pauline Kael TON IGHT 7:00 8> 9:30 150 Science $1.00 New Horizonsventures MUSIC CITY specials ... good thru July 1st, 1972. GUITAR STRINGS_ many to select from ... purchase one set at the regular price, and the second set is yours for 1/2 price GUITARS. all over the store . . . folk and classics . . . many on sale at substantial savings . . . We are open evening's until 9. .just for you 40th St Donald Eugene, Oregon 345-8289 Tr>« Ots*.v> D*.i» *•»>♦* **0 -s (H4»'t*e0 M*wh3.i> tnrovjQ* rr*d«v Ow^ >ng *mp \«.r*oo< »t* v « «,»rpl iM "S «*a*rn *»si I*-* «-K»N A*KJ »0u* t»m*% IV -Ofl VU’1' \rWOr* t>? 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The banners, designed by Canadian artists for the Olympic Pavilion of Montreal Expo ‘67, symbolize such sports as rowing, judo sailing, basketball, swimming and diving, figure skating, ice hockey, wrestling, skiing, and others. The track and field banner will be featured in honor of the sports events being held at the Olympic trials in Eugene. The designs for the banners were taken fromactual photographs of Olympic athletes in action. The completed set of banners are each three by six feet. The banners were donated to the Museum of Art by Thomas Gunkelman, Fargo, North Dakota who owns the only complete set of the Olympic banners. Free recital set for Wednesday Dorothy Bergquist, soprano, will give a recital at 8 p.m. Wed nesday at the University Music School Recital Hall. Bergquist graduated from the Manes College of Music in New York City. Her husband, Peter Bergquist, is a member of the Music School faculty at the University. Accompanying Bergquist on the piano will be Robert Edwards, Eugene, who recently received his Doctorate of Musical Arts from the University. Bergquist will sing selections from Felix Mendelssohn, Anton Webern, Alban Berg, and Hugo Wolf. The public is invited to the recital free ofcharge. Aid for scientific research given Carolyn M. Cross, a University student, has been given a grant to aid scientific research by the Society of the Sigma Xi, according to the chairman of the society’s Grants-In-Aid Research Committee, Harold Cassidy. Cross’ study is entitled “Environmental,habitat, andbiotic factors affecting the growth and reproduction of Cystoseira osmundacea, an algae.” “Sigma Xi each year makes a number of grants to promising scientists at critical points in their research careers,” stated Cassidy in making the announcement. He continued, “We recognize that many needs are relatively too small for the large foundations to consider, yet to the scientist himself the need may be critical. It is to meet these needs that our research fund is maintained.” Ramsey Lewis to play concert A special concert, “Trackin’ & Truckin’ Sounds of 72,” will be presented at the University Monday. The event will star The Jerry Butler Revue, featuring Brenda Lee Eager, Peaches, and the Ice-Man Band. Special guest star will be Ramsey Lewis and the Ramsey Lewis Trio. Trackin’ & Truckin’ Sounds of ’72 will be at 8:45 p.m. in McArthur Court. Tickets are now on sale at the main desk of the Erb Memorial Union and Crystal Ship. Prices for advance sales are $3 for general admission and $4 for reserved seats. Tickets sold at the door will be $4 for general admission and $5 for reserved seats. Proceeds from the concert go into the special fund maintained by the MANA Foundation, Inc., non-profit education organization at the University to assist economically disadvantaged students; to provide for extra-curricular activities that enhance the educational ex perience for these students; to provide academic achievement grants; and to establish a contingency fund for emergencies, such as travel due to family sickness or death. Letters of the name MANA represent Mexican-Americans, Afro Americans, Native Americans, and American Whites. I Chavez support mass planned A special mass to show support for farm worker organizer Cesar C havez will be held at 7:30 p.m Thursday at the Newman Center, 1850 Emerald in Eugene. Coffee and cookies will be served after the mass. Committee to hold reorganization meeting The Reorganization meeting of the Lane County Democratic c entral t ommittee will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Harris Hall in Eugene Several officers including the chairman, congressional com mitteeman and woman. 18-20 year old voter representatives and seven delegates to the Democratic Party postprimary State Convention will be elected at the meeting. Nominees for county positions need not be members of the Central *■ ommittee. however, nominations for these offices can be made onlv by members of the Central Committee Legislative district caucuses will be held following the election of officers, to provideanopportunity for Central Committee members to become acquainted with the committeemen and women in their respective districts.
