OSPIRG audits
bank checking
in new booklet
Finding a checking account that
is worth more than it costs can be
as hard as cashing a money order
drawn on the Third National Bank
of Paraguay.
The Oregon Student Public In
terest Research Group (OSPIRG)
has prepared a booklet intended
to make it easier to find a bank
with checking services that meet
your personal needs.
The booklet is the second edi
tion of the OSPIRG Guide to
Checking Account Services. The
guide includes types and costs of
accounts available, overdraft and
stop payment charges as well as
information about bank locations
and operating hours.
A booklet detailing checking
services available in the
Eugene-Springfield area is avail
able at the OSPIRG offices in
Suite 3, EMU. Guides to checking
services in other parts of the state
are also available.
Annual alien
address report
emphasized
Lyle H. Dahlin, district director
of the Immigration and Naturaliza
tion Service advised today that the
annual alien address report pro
gram is again underway.
The immigration official pointed
out that the address reports are
required by law and willful failure
to comply with these requirements
may lead to serious conse
quences.
Forms with which to make the
reports are available at all post of
fices and immigration and
naturalization service offices.
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Dahlin added that trained per
sonnel will be on hand in all offices
of the Immigration and Naturaliza
tion Service to answer any ques
tions the reporting aliens may
have regarding immigration and
naturalization matters.
Program dates
reannounced
Thursday's Emerald
announced an incorrect date for
this week's performance by the
New Mime Circus and Mithrandir.
The two groups will perform
Saturday night, 8:30 at the WOW
Hall. Tickets are $2 at the door.
Local directory
lists doctors’
services info
A consumer’s directory of Lane
County Physicians is now availa
ble to the public.
The directory lists 244 of the
290 physicians currently regis
tered with the Medical Society.
The Lane County Medical Soci
ety and CARES, the free referral
service of the Lane County Com
munity Health and Social Services
Department, prepared the book
let.
I'M OK, SCHOOL'S NOT OK
Just about all students have an academic
problem at one time or another.
PACE, an ASUO program, is seeking stu
dents interested in developing a Peer
Academic Counseling program. Credit is
offered.
Come to the PACE seminar, Tuesday, Jan 20,
4 to 6 PM’ Room to be announced, or phone
ext. 3802.
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PIZZA-BURGERS
open every day
Noon
11 : 15 p.m.
Sat.-Sun.
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Contained in the directory are
profiles of individual physicians,
an index of physicians by
specialities, a glossary of medical
specialities and an index of
specialities.
The directory is intended to in
form the public about the vanous
types of medical care and the dif
ferent facilities available in Lane
County. It costs $1.50 from the
CARES office at 132 E Broadway
in Eugene
Beall organists
announce artist
Beall Distinguished Organists
will present Yuko Hayashi at Beall
Concert Hall Sunday at 4 p.m.
General admission is $2.50 and
students and senior citizens can
get in for $1.50.
Black awareness program seeks
applicants for cultural instruction
The UO Black Student Union
(BSU), in conjunction with ES
CAPE, is seeking applicants for its
black awareness program
Yolanda Russell, spokesman
for the BSU, says her organization
is capable of handling more stu
dents in the program, which is de
signed to teach children of
Eugene s black population about
their cultural heritage
According to Russell, the prog
ram has serviced 50 children of all
ages since its inception last
spring, and with the number of
tutors now available, it could eas
ily handle many more applicants.
The awareness program in
structs the student on three fronts:
cultural education, academic
tutoring on a one-to-one basis,
and recreational development.
We feel the biggest advantage of
this program is that it provides
moral and spiritual support for
blacks in this area," says Russell.
For those interested in enrolling
their children in the program,
meetings are held every Saturday
morning at 10 in Dunn Hall lounge,
located in the Hamilton Complex.
For more information, Ms Russell
can be contacted at 686-6643
after 7.00 p.m. All aspects of the
program are free
MEETINGS
Eugene area Fmance and Sleenng Comrnitlee of
the Housing lof Elderly Committee wil hold it* first
organizational meeting today at noon at the
Eugene Hotel
The Outdoor Program will have a general meet
ing at 12 30 p m Tuesday Jan 20 to determine
the future of ns transportation logistics The meet
mg is open to al and win be m Rm 23, EMU
MISCELLANEOUS
WRA is in need ol basketball officials tor
women s and coed recreational and competitive
teams Anyone interested and available on Monday
evenings starting at 6 p m should sign up at 171
Gertmger Annen For additional information phone
X3389
Diplomas tor tall term degree recipients are now
available m the Office of the Registrar Those not
caied tor wi# be mailed about Feb 27
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