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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1976)
Rule moves Brown appearance Gov. Jerry Brown’s appearance on behalf of John Stewart, Democratic candidate for the Oregon House, scheduled for next Friday at Murphy and Ms’s tavern ran into a few problems with the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC). The OLCC has a regulation restricting campaign ap pearances at establishments serving alcohol. Consequently, the Stewart committee decided to change the location of the benefit appearance to 1780 Aider St. There are a limited number of $5 tickets available for the event scheduled from 4 to 8 p.m. For more information, contact the Lane County Democratic cam paign headquarters, 687-1573. In addition, special ticket prices of $15 for the train ex cursion fundraiser Friday with Brown and Jim Weaver, in cumbent Democratic candidate Richardson set to speak at EMU Secretary of Commerce Elliot Richardson, the man who resigned rather than fire special prosecutor Archibald Cox at Nixon's order, will be in Eugene Monday. Richardson will speak on behalf of Res. Ford, and will answer questions about the Ford campaign. He will appear in Rra 129 of the EMU from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. for the Fourth District Congressional seat, are available to students, veterans and senior citizens. Workshop set A workshop centered on grout: processes will be sponsored by OSPIRG Saturday from 10 am. tc 3 p.m. at Willamette University In Salem. The purpose of the workshop is to teach participants how to work effectively in group situations. Those attending will define a problem as a group, decide how to tackle the problem by dividing up tasks and finally pull the tasks together to reach the group's goals. Former staff member Roger Auerbach, vrtioee background includes the group process, will Candidates and Issues: Today Noon — Jim McDonald, Republican candidate in House 01*4.43 (West Lana), will ditom his campaign at the second OOP Rubicon Society meeting of the week. At the Quarterdeck Restaurant, 2*8 Willamette St., Eugene. The S2.5* lunch is optional. 12:30 p.m. — Gus Keller, candidate tor Eugene mayor, will spgsar on his campaign soapbox to answer questions from me public, in the downtown mall near the fountain. Mo cMarge. 7 p.m. — Tom Garcia, candidate tor Springfield City Council (Ward «>, will discuss his campaign at an open house. At 107* Pleasant St.. Springfield. No charge. • p.m. — A fund-raiser for Norma Pautus. Republican candidate for secretary of state, at opening night of Entre Act Theatre production of "The Sunshine Boys." At Valley River Inn. Tickets are SM each and available In advance Srom Pat Abbott. M45 Lincoln St.. Eugene. • p.m. — The Oregon Antittourio Coalition will meet to discuss campaign supporting Stale B Measure Mo. 11. which would flowidated water in certain areas < stale. At me basement meeting roc Far West Federal Savings ft building, *4 E. Broadway. Eugant charge. eSlIfitl briefs MEETINGS Candidate* for OSPlRGt local board should attend a meeting today at 3 p.m. in Suite 3 of the EMU (the OSPIRG office). The Oregon Anti. Flour idol ion Coalition meet* tonight at • at Far West Savings, M E. Broadway. Campaign materials will be avialabte. intervarsity Christian Fellowship will meet tonight at 1. The on-campus group will meet in Stafford lounge, and the topic will be "Quiet Time." The off campus group, meeting In the Emerald Baptist Church's fellowship lounge, will discuss "Evangelism." All inters*ted people are invited to attend. MISCELLANEOUS Physical education staff and graduate undergraduate students are invited to the —....- =— ■' annual fall welcome party Saturday night. It will be heM at Westmoreland Recreation Center (Arthur and l*lh) at ■ p.m. Phi Epsilon Kappa is the professional sponsoring group. A tree Mkdance workshop for beginners will beheld Saturday m Room m. Gertlnger Hall, from I to 4 p.m. Participants will loam several easy dances done frequently at Recreational Folk' Dance The University's Lacrosse Team, a member of Club Sports, will sponsor weekly pick-up games at 2 p.m. every Sunday at the field at Wh and Agate streets, adjacent to Hayward Field. Newcomers and ex perienced players are encouraged to come. All equipment except sticks will be provided. For more information, contact Sayre Macnell at 143-3S54 The Georg* Williams Committee to &*vt •ho Armoury invito moo* who car* about the armoury to porticipoto In • mao* picture taking Saturday at 2 p.m., in front of tti* armoury. 7th and Oak streets. POLICY The Emerald's briefs column is open to anyone wishing to make announcements of meetings, lectures and miscellaneous events griefs are riat only once and ere wbtect to space limitations. They mould be typed, triple-spaced in a 44-unlt margin, include all pertinent information Also In dud* a name and phone number in cae* see have questions. Events with a donation or aomisiMjn cntroc win nor o# conimirm to* briefs col««nn. All items must be turned in by 2 p.m. the day before publicatlan at the Emerald offlc*. 300 EMU. 1 like manna from heaven available from CCDC DOpEur onht 13.00 Oregon Dally Emerald The Oregon Daly Emerald is pubtshed Monday thronf^i Friday except during exam weeks and vacations The paper is pubtshed by the Oregon Daly Emerald Publshmg Co.. Inc, at the l nr entity of Oregon. Eugene. Oregon 97403 From its offices on the 3rd floor of the Erb Memona Union, the Oregon Daily Emerald operates independent of the University The Oregon Daly Emerald is a member of Associated Press and College Press Service, and is divided Into four co-equal departments News/Edtonai Display Advertismg Busmess Classified Advertising Production Editor Managing Editor Asst Managing Editor News Editor Edtonal Page Editor 686-5511 686-3712 686-4343 686-4381 Greg Wasson Wady Benson Martha Btss Lora Cuykendal Jackman Wilson Graphics Edtor Asst Graph ca Editor Sports Edtor Asst Sports Edtor Entertainment Edtors Wire Edtor Associate Editors Environment ASUO Stale System: Student Services Community State Politics Local Politics Features Night Edtor Production Manager Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Accountant Perry Gaddi Steve Sandssom John Henderson Bob Webb Peter Duryaa Paul Waidschrradl EG WhSe-Swift Brenda Tabor Lon Peterson Heather McClena^ian Mike McLaxi Tom Jackson Nick GaSo Becky Young Kale Seigaf Cad Bryant Darlene Gore Ted Johnston Paao 9 conduct the workshop. Anyone needing a ride dan contact OSP1RG at 686-4073. Film slated Richard Kerr of the Lane County Audubon Society will speak and show a film at 10 am. today in Forum 301 and 302 at Lane Community College. He will preeent a biological look at the Everglades and life forms that depend upon swamps and marshes for their survival. McCall visits Tom McCall, Oregon governor from 1967 to 1975, will highlight the 50th annual conference of Oregon Scholastic Press, beginning today, fa high school newspaper and yearbook staffs. He will address the conference delegatee at 11 am. today In the EMU. University English Professor Barre Toeiken will also address the delegatee tonight following the conference barque! in the EMU's dining room. He will speak on folklore. Forty-eight sesssions will be offered today and four Saturday morning tor the high school delegates. High school year books and newspapers will be on display all day today on the second floor of the EMU. -el al Coalition meets Saturday and Sunday marks the annual meeting of the Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition at the Marine Science Center in Newport. All interested persons can attend and contribute ideas on various conservation issues, including the fate of the Lane Conservation and Development Commission (LCOC). The meetings will begin at 9:30 a.m. Rides are being arranged through B.H. McConnaughey, ext. 4549 or 345-0227. -S Errors stated Some pesky errors slipped into Wednesday’s Emerald. California Gov. Jerry Brown will be stumping the state next Friday, Oct. 15, on behalf of Fourth District Congressman Jim Weaver and state legislative candidate John Stewart. Also in the realm of politics, James Redden, Democratic candidate for attorney general, is presently Oregon's state treasurer. People who want to know the latest information about the Viking I and II spacecrafts can call SWOMSi at the correct phone number, 344 5248. Wonderland show to light hall The wonders of the AJIison Wonderland Luminous Light Show will fill the Community Center for the Performing Arte, 8th Avenue and Lincoln Street, tonight and Saturday. Creator Jim Allison has appeared with such artists as Richie Havens, and Seals and Crofts. "This used to be just a light show, but now It's beyond that — it is visible music," he says. Show times are at 9 and 10:45 p.m. As an added attraction, the jazz-rock group Wisdom Star will play at tonight’s second show. Admission is $1.50 at the door, S2 for the late show. On Sunday at 8 p.m., the Portland Theater group Family Circus will present two original comedies: "Superman Meets the Plutonium Tycoons” and Y/ho Stole the Umbilical Cord.” Admission is $1.50. Auditions open for fantasy p/ay University Theatre (UT) will hold auditions fa it’s upcoming production of A.A. Milne's children's fantasy Toad of Toad Hall on Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 in the Arena Theatre, located on the first floor of Villard Hail. Auditions are open to all interested University students, area high school students and local townspeople. The cast will be comprised of 30 to 40 persons, with approximately 27 speaking parts. As the title suggests, the characters are predominately animals. The three act play is scheduled to open in the Horace Robinson Theatre on Dec. 3. Special matinee performances have been scheduled to accomodate area elementary schools. Ticket information and further inquiries regarding auditions should be addressed to the UT business office at 688-4191. noo Architectural historians meet The Northern Pacific Coast Chapter of the Society of Ar chitectural Historians will meet on campus today and Saturday. Visitors are welcome to attend. Lee Nelson, editor of the Preservation Handbook, will speak tonight at 8 In 107 Lawrence Hall on “Historic Preservation In the Soviet Union.” Six speakers will be featured on Saturday: Herbert Write on “The Influence of 18th Century France on Building in North America,” Arthur Hart on “Meeker Brothers Co. and Prefabricated Architecture In the West," Ronald Lovinger (a University professor) on “Restoration of the Peter Britt Garden in Jacksonville," Alfred Staehii on “Restoration of the Kam Wah Chung and Company Building in John Day," Wallace Huntington on "John Yeon as Landscape Designer" and Victor Steinbrueck on “Seattle’s Neighborhood Buildings and Urban Design Resources: Current Survey Methods.” FEATURING MEXICAN DINNERS 4-9 p.m. MONDAY-SATURDAY ANY MEXICAN DINNER with this coupon 1565 South A Street Springfield
