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GLASS BOTTLE SLIDES . . , regularly $1.50each . . . NOW. . . 99c
CLASSIC GUITARS . . . regularly $35.00 . . . NOW . . . $29.00. . .
FOLD GUITARS . . . regularly $34.50 . . . NOW . . . $24.50 . . . many other guitars to
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Monday tnrougn Friday during tne scnool
year, except during exam and vacation
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University student named as alternate
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Fourth District Congressman John
Dellenback (R-Ore.) has named 20-year-old Steve Greenwood, a
University student, as his alternate delegate to the National
Republican Convention.
“I firmly believe that we need the participation of the newly en.
franchised voter, the 18-20 year-olds, in the electoral process,"
Dellenback said. “Participation in the party politics of the Republican
National Convention is an essential part of that process Steve
Greenwood will strengthen Oregon's representation in Miami Beach
August 21-23,” Dellenback said.
Greenwood, a 1969 graduate of Eugene’s Churchill High, will start
his senior year at the University this fall. He is studying community
servicd and public affairs.
In 1971 Greenwood was one of the principal organizers of the
Eugene-Springfield Walk for Development which raised over $50,000
for people suffering from hunger and poverty.
Houser scheduled for trumpet recital
University student Christopher Houser is giving a trumpet recital
Thursday, July 6, at 8 p.m.
Houser received his Bachelor of Music Education and In.
strumental Performance Degree from the University in June, 1971. He
taught music at a Bremerton, Wash., high school during the school
year and is now attending summer school here.
He will play the music of Barney Childs, William Prunty, Pierre
Gabaye, and Aaron Copland - Kennedy, among others
The recital will be at the Music School Recital Hall. The public is
invited free of charge.
AslO sponsors free outdoor turns
The public is invited to two evenings of free showings of outdoor
films at the University.
Today, the Outdoor Program of the ASUO will sponsor the
showing of the feature-length film, ‘‘Americans on Everest" along
with the 30-minute film "Gold Medal Sailors” and "Wild River " The
program will begin at 8 p.m. in 180 PLC.
On Tuesday, July 11, three conservation films will be shown,
beginning at 8 p.m., in 138 Commonwealth, at a meeting of the Siem
Club to which the public is invited.
HEW funds Gerontology Center
Helping older people face retirement realistically and with con
fidence is the goal of a program developed by the Oregon Center for
Gerontology, and funded recently by the Administration on Agingof
the U S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
The HEW grant of $96,489 is for the first year of a five-year
program for developing and evaluating pre-retirement education
programs in business, industry and government, and in other in
stitutions such as senior centers and churches.
Dr. Frances Scott, director of the Oregon Center for Gerontology
in the University’s College of Education will direct the project, along
with U. Vincent Manion and Donna McKenzie, both Gerontology
Center staff members.
According to Dr. Scott, three types of pre-retirement programs
will be studied. The first is a lecture series directed at those facing
retirement, the second type includes some group discussion, and the
third is described as human relations counseling in which group
members learn from each other with direction from an experienced
leader.
Shakespeare authority visits class
John T. Campbell, noted Shakespeare authority and actor, will be
visiting professor Rocket’s Shakespeare class Thursday, July 6 el
11:30 a m.
Campbell has appeared on numerous programs on television in
the past 2‘/4 years, from "A Fine Frenzy” on national tour to the title
role of Hamlet in "Hamlet: Fall of a Sparrow" and more recently.in
an improvisational cameo as the fool in “This Great Stage of Fools"
Campbell spent his childhood in Ashland where he had seen all of
Shakespeare’s plays acted while still in his teens. He made his acting
debut in Ashland’s 1956 production of “Richard III."
Campbell is in Eugene this week to' publicize "Vacation
Shakespeare” a two week study course complete with special classes,
dramatic workshops, seminars and a three day trip to the Oregon
Shakespearean Festival for all the plays. For further information on
"Vacation Shakespeare” call the Eugene Shakespeare Society at 342
4589.
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KZEL-FM announces return to air
KZEL-FM returned to the air Monday morning following four
days of silence. The station is broadcasting 35,000 watts once again at
96.1 KHz. The station was off the air because of transmission line
failure.
All regularly scheduled programs will be broadcast throughout
the coming week. For further information contact Les Blumenthal*
Sherwood Hayden at 747-1221.
Forest vehicle regulations available
The Willamette National Forest now has available a listing of off
road vehicle regulations for motor vehicle use within the Forest
Copies of the regulations can be obtained at the forest
headquarters, 210 E. 11th Ave. and at all Willamette National Forest
Ranger Stations.
The order closes the new McKenzie River Trail to off-road
vehicles and horses. All other trails and areas listed in the order were
closed previously.
Off-road vehicles are prohibited or restricted in the Waldo Lake
Recreation Area and on 46 trails, including the Pacific Crest National
Scenic Trail.
Under the Wilderness Act of 1964, all units of the National
\\ ilderness Preservation System are closed to motorized use F°r U*
Willamette National Forest, the Mt. Jefferson, Mt. Washington. Three
sisters and Diamond Peak Wilderness areas are covered by this Act