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Applications are now being accepted
for the salaried positions as
director and assistant director of
SEARCH.
Applications are available in 310 EMU.
LAST DATE TO APPLY IS MAY 31.
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On Campus
Student film showing planned
A showing of films made by University students has been
scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Friday in 177 Lawrence. The students, in the
graphic design section of the fine and applied arts department, have
made the films as a terminal project.
The films to be presented are “Counterpane,” “Unfolding” and
“Riverman” by Ken O’Connell, “Song of Uranus” by Bruno George
and R. Siegel, “As I Hear It” by Bob Morris and “The Supplicant” by
John Ripper. Admission is free
ESCAPE director position open
ESCAPE announced Wednesday that the position of ESCAPE
Director is open for applications. Applications and detailed in
formation may be picked up from the ESCAPE Office, 327 EMU, this
week and Monday.
Deadline for returning applications is noon Monday. Interviews
will be scheduled for finals week and the first week of Summer Term.
The position is open to all students, graduate or undergraduate.
The job requires a commitment to ESCAPE from Summer, 1S73 to the
end of the 1973-74 academic year.
Dellenback to answer questions
Congressman John Dellenback will hold an informal question and
answer session from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Friday in the EMU. The room
will be posted. All students and faculty are welcome to come.
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White Bird opens pediatric clinic
White Bird Clinic will open itsnewpediatric clinic at 6 p.m. tonight.
Children from 2 to 14 years are welcome. A pediatrician and several
sociomedical personnel from White Bird will be present to diagnose,
treat and refer children’s medical problems and to discuss preventive
care, nutritional and other information of interest to children and their
parents. No appointment is necessary.
CONTACT: Barbara Jo Winnock
Addiction center needs new location
White Bird Clinic has been offering alternatives to alienated youth
suffering from drug problems for the past three years. In view of the
fact that the use and abuse of hard drugs such as heroin is on the rise in
this community, the Addiction Center was established February 1,
1973. The center is aimed at heroin, barbiturate and amphetamine
abusers and offers a variety of services. These include live-in
detoxification, on-going counseling, group therapy, vocational
guidance and other rehabilitative services.
According to White Bird the Addiction center at 837 Lincoln Street
was just recently sold and the new owners have a specific use for the
building. White Bird must relocate by June 10. Hiey are in need of a
four or five bedroom home zoned R-P, R-4, or commercial. If you can
help, call 342-8255 or 342-8953 and leave a message for Roberta Housen.
Teenage job service organized
SCORE — (Serving the Community and Offering Recreational
Experiences) is a program for teenagers. The program, based in the
youth-remodeled lounge area of the Westmoreland Community
Center, is sponsored by the Eugene Parks and Recreation Depart
ment.
A job service is now being organized. A file system has been
established in order to match youths with jobs as the requests v.ome in.
SCORE has teenagers that are willing to do all kinds of jobs. Exam
ples are babysitting, yard work, moving, painting, housework, dog
and-or cat sitting, house repairs, janitorial work, gas station work,
waitressing, bus boys or girls, tree planting, fruit and berry or
vegetable picking. If you have a job, call SCORE at the Westmoreland
Community Center, 687-5361, Monday thru Thursday, between 7 and 10
p.m.
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