Central Lutheran Church
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18th and Potter 345-0395
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• Sunday worship 8:30 and 11:00 a m.
11:00 a.m. Service KORE-93.1 FM
• Philip L. Natwick. Edward F. Markquart, pastors
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might be fulfilled by donations
from the University’s “friends.”
In the fall of 1971, the
University hired G A. Brakeley ft
Co. Inc. of Las Angeles to compile
a study to determine whether the
University would be in a position
to undertake a program of
private support by the time of its
Centennial. The 127-page report
released last February recam
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mended directional guidelines for
the University’s “friend raising
program.”
Jack Brown of the BrakeJey Co.
said University alumni and
parents of students—former and
present—“have money to give.”
But, they must have a “sincere
interest in the University’s
programs and in helping others,”
Brown said.
Officials of the University
Development Fund are presently
trying to “identify the Univer
sity’s friends.” As the time of the
Centennial celebration ap
proaches, an intensified effort to
enlist donors will be started.
Brown and Fisher call their
program “friend raising.” They
will rely on “friends” of the
University to help them in
enlisting private support of other
“friends” and alumni who are
potential donors.
Specific dollar figures have not
yet been projected for the private
support program. However, an
administration official said the
University might expect
somewhere in the neighborhood
of 7 to 14 million dollars for
special projects and programs.
“We want to raise funds to im
prove the quality of the
University,” he said. The
projects being discussed are
“something more than what can
be carried by the taxpayers.”
Officials at the Development
Fund, President Clark and
Muriel mckson along with the
Centennial Needs and Priorities
Committee are anxious to receive
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1 Briefs
Anyone interested in working on a
volunteer basis with the Women's Trans
itional Living Center is invited to attend an
orientation session from 15 p.m. Sunday,
February 4th at the Central Presbyterian
Church, 14th and Patterson. If interested call
343 2540
The Iranian students will meet today at
6:30 in the EMU.
Mrs Werdna Wyatt, Christian Science
Campus Counselor, will be in the EMU today
from 3 to 5. Room will be posted. All are
welcome.
The Christian Science Organization will
hold its weekly testimony meeting tonight at
6:30 p m in the Wesley Chapel. 1236 Kincaid
St. All are welcome.
A gay women's group is forming. The first
meeting will be tonight af 0 p.m. at 1236
Kincaid St. All gay women are welcome.
Women in architecture, landscape ar
chitecture. and planning will meet Monday
from 12 to 130 in the Faculty Club. Dolores
Hayden will speak. All women welcome.
Members of the Ananda Marge yoga
Society will conduct a yoga session Sunday
at 7 p.m. in the EMU Participants are ad
vised to bring a blanket or mat and net to eat
for at least two hours before the session
begins.
There will be a meeting of ttw black
Graduate Student Council on Sunday. Jan.
20 The meeting will be in the EMU The
room will be posted. The meeting will center
around the development of the bGSCLA
program for 1*73.
The Eugene Gey People's Clinic end
Resource Center offers counseling,
reforests, end place to be yourself. Come out
and see us from 710 p.m. Fridays. 323 E.
12th or call 347 42SS
There will be an Open discussion of
ECKANkAR. the ancient science of soul
travel, at 7 p.m Sunday at 1122 Alder St.
Buy and sell used outdoor equipment at 7
p.m. January 30. Anyone welcomed. Check
Outdoor Program, rm 23 EMU for location.
All environmentalists are urged to attend
the bimonthly Environmentalist's Lun
cheon at noon today in the EMU (room to be
pasted). Environmental bills before the 1973
Legislative session will be discussed as well
as a discussion on current forest
management practices. Brown bag it and
find out what's happening.
"One Step Beyond." the Eugene Gay
People's Clinic and Resource Center, is
getting together this Friday and every
Friday Telephone, walk in. and on going
counsel mg. and referrals are available from
the Center to help gay sisters and brothers
through the hassles brought down on them
by a society oppressive to gays. Gay people
are at "One Step Beyond" to help other gay
people as an alternative to seeking un
derstanding from a hetero sexual If you
want someone to talk to. come to 321 E 12th
■n Eugene or call 342 C2M between 7 and 10
on Fridays.
The India Students' Association will show
a Hindi movie (with English subtitles)
"Pureg our Paschim" (East and West) at 7
p.m. today at 123 Sc. Admission SI.
The University Film Society will present a
lecture by Lee Poegue. doctoral candidate in
English, on "The Films ot Frank Capra: The
Battle ot Russia and Meet John Doe." at 0:30
p.m. Saturday in 177 Lawrence The lecture
is in conjimction with showings ot the films
as part of the Frank Capra Film Festival, at
t p.m. today and Saturday, in 177 Lawrence
Admission to the lecture is tree; admission
to films is SI or by season pass.
The Marx Bros, m "Monkey Business"will
be shown at 7 and * p.m. Saturday In MO
PLC. students Against the War are span
soring it. Cost 75 cents
There will be a meeting of the Campus
Radical Union at 7 p.m. Sunday in the EMU.
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positive. W Units; O Negative. 4 Units; B
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