DEATH
IN VENICE
April 27. 8:00. 150 Sci.. $1.00
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Memorial
service set
Memorial services for Burton
Moyer will be held at 4 p.m.
Thursday at the Central
Presbyterian Church, 1475 Ferry
St.
Moyer, who died Saturday, was
Dean of the College of Liberal
Arts.
A Burton Moyer Physics
Student Scholarship Fund at
Seattle Pacific University has
also been established. Con
tributions to the fund may be
made at the church office.
CO-OP BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION
Positions to be filled :
One Freshman position for one year term
Two sophomore positions for two year terms
One At-Large position for one year term
Two Graduate Student positions for one year term
One Faculty position for two year term
VOTING DATES
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
April 30,1973
May 1, 1973
May 2,1973
Polls open 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily
Voting will be held in the front of the Co-op. Voting by members only.
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Edwin Hawkins Singers to perform
The gospel singing Edwin Hawkins Singers will appear at 8 p m
todav in the EMU Ballroom as part of the Black Festival of Art
Tickets for the event are available at the Sun Shop, Chrystalship and
the EMU Main Desk for $3 to the general public and $2 for students.
The group won a Grammy award in 1969 for "Oh Happy Day” and
followed that with another Grammy award in 1970 for “Every Man
Wants to be Free.”
Architect to lecture
Marshall Meyers, Philadelphia architect and associate of Louis
Kahn will discuss "Louis Kahn’s Kimbell Art Museum: Form and
Design,” in a slide illustrated lecture at 8 p.m. tonight in 107
Lei wrence.
Meyers is the project architect of the Kimbell iM*t Museum at Ft.
Worth. Texas. He has worked on numerous Kahn buildings.
Currently, Meyers, who is an accomplished photographer, is a
visiting critic and lecturer at Montana State University, Bozeman,
Montana. ....
His appearance at the University is sponsored by the department
of architecture, School of Architecture and Allied Arts.
Affirmative Action director to speak
Myra Willard, Affirmative Action director, will be the guest
speaker when the ‘Women In Architecture’ meet at noon today in the
EMU.
Scholarship applications available
The home economics department is now accepting applications
for a memorial scholarship given to the University by Edgar Stanton,
according to department head Margaret Hiese.
Stanton’s wife was a former University home economics teacher.
Applications are due by May 15 for the scholarship which is open
to any woman student (preferably unmarried) who is interested in the
field of home economics. Although the applicant does not have to be a
home economics major, guidelines will be set for credit hours that any
applicant has taken in the field.
The scholarship will be available for 1973-74 and is based on
financial need. Applications are available in the home economics
department, third floor Chapman Hall.
Native American Pow-Wow to be held
The fifth annual Native American Student Union Pow-Wow will be
held May 5 and May 6 at the Lane County Fairgrounds. The event
features dancing and drumming competitions by members of
Northwest tribes. Tickets for the event which will be open from 1 to 10
p.m. on May 5 and 1 to 5 p.m. on May 6, can be purchased at the EMU
Main Desk or the Native American Student Union, 15 EMU. Prices are
50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 12.
Athletic Committee members named
Three public members-at-large have been named to the
University’s Faculty Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics by
President Robert Clark.
They are Peter Murphy and Carolyn Newiand, both of Eugene,
and James Larpenteur, Jr., of Portland. Their appointments are for
one year.
While members of the public have served previously on Univer
sity committees, this is believed to be the first time any have been
appointed to this faculty committee.
The legislation adding public voting members to the committee
was approved by the University Faculty at the February 7, 1973,
meeting
The committee advises the President on policy matters relating to
the intercollegiate athletic program.
Connunity
McCall to address local groups
Governor Tom McCall will address a joint meeting of local groups
on his tax plan at 8 p.m. tonight at the Eugene Hotel.
I he program is being sponsored by the Lane County Labor
< ouncil, Oregon Federation of Teachers, Central Lane League of
Women Voters and the Lane County Democratic Party.
Books and magazines being collected
Csed books are being collected for a Book Fair to be held at the
Central Lane Family YMCA on May 3, 4 and 5. All kinds of books are
needed—such as hardback, paperback, textbooks, fiction, non-fiction,
children s, reference or recipe books. Also included are comic books,
old records and specialty magazines such as National Geographic and
Playboy
Books can be left at the Campus YMCA, 16 EMU, or at the
community YMCA at 2055 Patterson St.
Profits from the Book Fair will go towards the YMCA’s $2800 goal
for support of the Nigerian national YMCA movement.
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