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€t al Lane slates services workshop Food stamps, children s ser vices, medical care, volunteerism and education opportunities will be discussed at a social services information workshop Saturday. The free workshop is spon sored by the Lane Community College Women’s Awareness Center and Counseling Depart ment and Lane County Aid to De pendent Children Services. It will run from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Roosevelt Junior High School, 680 E. 24th Ave. The workshop is designed to provide answers to questions women with children might have in returning to school, expanding their volunteer efforts and seeking financial assistance. Free child care will be provided and participants are urged to bring sack lunches for the dav-lona workshop. For more information, call the Women’s Awareness Center or Counseling Department at LCC. 747-4501. ext. 345 or 391 KZEL-FM Presents Jimmy Buffett and The Coral Reefer Band with Jerry Jeff Walker and The Lost Gonzo Band Thursday, May 20, 8 p.m. Lane County Fairgrounds Tickets are $5 in advance, $6 at the door Available at Sun Shop, Chrystalship, EMU Main Desk at U of 0, aid Everybody’s (Corvallis & Eugene) A Double Tee Event Ken Farmer’s Service Celebrates It’s Fourth Year As Eugene’s leading independent Volvo service sta tion with this special: Our Spring-summer safety check of your car, which checks compression, brakes, charging-starting-exhaust and cooling systems, tires and much more. For the Volvo owner the check is only $1.00, other Imports $4.00. American Cars slightly higher. This offer is good through May, PLEASE call for an appointment. Remember, if you own a VOLVO or other import that has a problem or just needs routine service we are on the comer of E. 11th and Mill, (the Arco Sta tion ). From advice to a major engine overhaul, we can do it. ken farmer's 407 E. 11th Ave. 343-4225 the Mountain pics set for tonight A three-month trek in Nepal by members of the University Out door Program is the subject of a three-screen, slide-tape show to night at 8 in 177 Lawrence. The show includes slides of Katmandu, Eugene s new sister city, as well as trekking in the Mt Everest and Annapurna regions The five-member Outdoor Pro gram group trekked nearly 500 miles through Nepal's rugged Himalayas, climbing to elevations about 18,000 feet several times. Recital features music for flute Music for flute will be featured at a piano recital and concert scheduled at Lane Community College (LCC) Sunday and Wed nesday. LCC student Wyatt Burger will present his graduation recital Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Perform ing Arts Theatre. The program will include works by Chopin, Bach, Beethoven and Shostakovich. “Flute Fest, " a concert featuring music for the flute, but including cello and piano, will be performed Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Per forming Arts Theatre. Composers to be performed include Bach, De Lorenzo, Ibert, Zaninelli and Reynolds. Both performances are free and open to the public. 825 E. 13th - Eu&ene - 343-4638 Reading Garden Coffee and Tea from The Coffee Bean Project cleans The Lane County Parks and Open Space Division, in conjunc tion with the Oregon Track Club, is asking for volunteers to assist in a trail cleanup on the Steve Prefon taine Parcourse, as part of a na tional project. Health center hires clinician The University's Health Center has added a family planning clini cian to the nursing staff. Kathy Wunderlich will be seeing patients for routine family plan ning visits and follow-ups, consul tation concerning regular birth control methods and minor gynecological complaints. Wunderlich, 33, comes to the University from a teaching posi tion at Wichita State University in Kansas She earned a bachelor s degree in nursing from St. Louis University and a master s degree in family planning from Texas Women s University. Wunderlich will work with Dr. Sarah Hendrickson, a general practitioner in charge of family planning at the Health Center. Law students vote in EMU Law students wishing to vote m the ASUO spring runoffs may cast absentee ballots in ASUO Suite 4, EMU. Polls will remain open at that location through 5 p.m. Friday May 21 up Pre’s Trail The project, called "One for the Trail," is hop*ng to log one million hours nationally and 20,000 hours in Oregon of volunteer work on hiking and jogging trails The focus of the Pre s Trail work party will be to remove the rough wood chips which are surfacing through the hogged fuel The dates for the cleanup of Pre s Trail will be Friday after 6 p m and Saturday after 8:30 a m Volunteers should meet with rakes and lawn brooms in front of the “Pre s Trail” sign by the Autzen Stadium footbridge Re freshments will be served. Interested groups may contact Michael Dooley at the Lane County Parks and Open Space Division, 687-4231, for further de tails. Grads must file for fall quarter University graduate students who are enrolled for the current spring term and inter<J to register for fall term classes need to file an Intent to Re-Enroll form with the Graduate School by July 15, Uni versity officials have announced The forms must be approved by a student's major department or school Blank forms are now av ailable from University depart ments and schools and in the graduate school offices, Chap man Hall. Returning post-baccalaureate students must obtan forms and approval from the graduate school office. briefs MEETINGS Pin Beta Kappa. Alpha at Oregon Chapter ms hold its annual meeting tor election at new mem bers today al 3 p m in the E MU. room to be pasted There ml be a meeting of alt Cuernavaca par tenants at 7 30 pm today m the EMU room to be posted Al persons interested in gating crerSt lor domg photography, karate, terms. art or oondtborwig (or otter) interest group tor youth ttvs summer please meet al 3 30 p m today n toe EMU room to be posted There mil be a meetrtg today n toe EMU (room to be posted) at 12 30 pm tor persons who are interested m partopatng n a tour-hour Modal U N Secrutry Courier session This wet be an ntorma bona) meeting Foreign students are encouraged to partinpMB SPEAKERS The physcs depart men I ml sponsor a coto qurum today leaturtng Prol ECO Sudarshan at the Center tor Panicle Theory, University of Texas He will speak on Measurement in Quantum Theory at 3 30 p m m Room 16. 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Via BLM ■a aaokng pubic comments Thaaa oommerts ahauta b* **nt to Vi* Owtnct Manager P O Bo« 10226 Eugene Oregon 97401 pnor to May 24 1976 Ednoi Ad Mg> Piod Mqi Accountant Jim Giegoiy Coil Biyam Kate Saiga! Ted Johnston The Oregon Daily f morula is pubSthad Monday twougb Fnday during tall winter and spring terms ancapt dumg rum weeks and vacation periods During summer session the Imonta is puWshed Tuesday during tie egN-week term The Oregon Dady Emerald ■ publahed by tie Oregon Daily Emerald PubSshmg Co Inc at the Urvvarsay ol Oregon. Eugene. Oregon 97403 The Oregon Oaky Emerald ofllcae are in tie norm eeng ol the Erb Memorial Union Mews erStonal phone number is 6W-SS11 Display advertising e 686-3712 Classified advert rang number is 686-4343 The Oregon Deify Emerald is a member ol Associated Pies* and College Press Service
