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-...el al Crafts workshop open A two-day fiber-crafts workshop is being offered by the Eugene Parks and Recreation Department 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, at Campbell Community Center, 155 High St. Pin-weaving, coiling and wrapping, stick loom weaving, plaiting and finger weaving will be taught. Participants will be able to make belts, wall hangings, baskets, body ornaments. Christmas decorations and Christmas gifts. The class costs $10 and must be registered for by Friday, at the Parks and Recreation Office, 858 Pearl St., 4th floor. For more informa tion phone Vivienne Friendly at 687-5353. We can paint your car 700 different colors Just give us your old car for a day or two . . and well give you back that new-car thrill. At these prices, you’ve got to believe it's magic. uaagg Qfhto Decisions, beautiful decisions, from $54.95 complete to $189.95. 385 West 2nd (1 block north of the Eugene Planing Mill at Lawrence) 342-2128 'Exterior only. $10 charge for color change. Participating dealers only J German A UTO SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN MERCEDES TOYOTA - DATSUN - CAPRI 10% OFF ALL PARTS & LABOR c _ WITH STUDENT ID Eugene Oregon OFFER GOOD THROUGH NOV. 30. 1976 342-2Y I 2 2025 Franklin Blvd. haircutting to satisfy you! Haire Faire 1410 Orchard 686-2544 Near Campus Above Local Loan YOUR MANAGEMENT CAREER NEEDS A STRONG FOUNDATION The Geo. H. Atkinson Graduate School of Administration at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon is preparing future leaders in business, government and other areas. Discuss Willamette’s M.Ad. program with Marc Choate 8:30 a.m. University Placement Office NEW service at EMU Main Desk EWEB PAYMENTS can now be made at the ticket area of the EMU Main Desk. SAVE .13 Postage Wine rep sets job interviews On Tuesday a representative of a Portland-based Oregon winery will be on campus to interview ap plicants for public relations and sales work. Students 21 years or older and who want to talk with the winery's representative may come to Student Employment of fice, 260 Oregon Hall 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4:30 p.m. today to sign up for an interview. Various other firms will be on campus, starting winter term to in terview for summer jobs. Cur rently Student Employment has applications and pamphlets on Grand Canyon Lodges. Two summer resident Camp Fire Girl Councils in the state of Washing ton will be here interviewing in February 1977. Students may contact the Students Employment office for further information on all these andother job opportunities. Safety class set The last hunter safety class of the season sponsored by the Eugene Parks and Recreation Department is being offered from 7 to 10 p.m. today, Tuesday and Wednesday. The class is open to persons 12 years and older. Preregistration is required at the Parks and Recreation Office, 858 Pearl St., 4th floor. Fee for the class is $1. Show hits sky The Southwest Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (SWOMSI) is showing a half-hour planetarium show entitled 'The Forgotten Worlds of the Solar Sys tem,” now through Thursday, Dec. 16. The show discusses asteroids, satelites, comets and the findings revealed by space probes. Show times are 1,3 and 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 11 a m., 1, 3 and 5 p.m. Saturday. Nevada slates ski tour The University of Nevada’s annual European Christmas ski tour is scheduled for Dec 19 to Jan 3. The 1976 tour offers skiing one week each in Kitzbuehel, Austria (the Alps) and picturesque Canazei, Italy (the Dolomites), plus two days in Munich. The $789 price includes airfare, accommodations, break fasts, dinners, transfers, sightseeing, ski lectures, parties, sight-seeing, and farewell dinner at the Lowenbrau Brewery in Munich. Two units of undergraduate or graduate credit in physical education are available from the University of Nevada, Reno, transferable toother colleges. Applications and information are available from Arthur Broten at UNR or from ASTrA, the American Student Travel Association, 10929 Weyburn Ave., Los Angeles, CA, 90024, telephone (213) 478-2511. Each year's program offers two new resorts, plus sightseeing in a major capital Although the majority of participants are skiers, many are sightseers. County housing report on display A summary report of the hous ing element of Lane County s Comprehensive Plan is now av ailable for public distribution. The Bird club meets The November monthly meet ing o: the Southern Willamette Ornithological Club (SWOC) will be held tonight at 7:30 in the con ference room on the third floor of Science III. SWOC is a Eugene-based bird research and recreation organiza tion devoted to extending the sci entific knowledge of the birdlife of the Willamette Valley Gay benefit held A benefit breakfast for the Met ropolitan Community Church will be held today from 8 to 11:30 a m. at the Homefned Truckstop, 1414 Alder St. The cost is $2 Metropolitan Community Church is a church that reaches out to the gay community in the Eugene-Springfield and surround ing area. For further information call 345-2462 or 746-4698. 40-page document provides an overview of the housing market analysis conducted by the County Planning Division during the past year. The summary outlines the pur pose and objectives of the hous ing study, descnbes the housing demand and supply, highlights county housing problems, and projects future needs and demands The final section pres ents a draft of proposed housing goals and policies orooosed bv the West Lane and Lane County Planning Commissions. Preparation of the report was financed in part by federal grants from the Department of Housing and Urban Development The summary is a condensation of a larger report which contains de tailed statistical information ob tained in the comprehensive analysis of the county housing market. Copies of both reports and a two-page short summary are av ailable at the County Planning Di vision, 135 East 6th Ave. Copies are also available in public lib raries located within the county briefs MEETINGS OSPiRGs local board will meal al 4 30 pm today m the EMU. room to be posted An introductory lecture on ECKANKAR. The Pathol Total Awareness wil be held tonight at the EMU, room to be posted Phi Chi Theta, a protessranal fraternity dedicated to the higher business education of women, will meet today at 5 p.m m the MBA Lounge (east wing. Gilbert Hall. Room 268) Today s speaker will be Donna Johnson Irom the Career Information Sys tem on campus All students with an interest m business or economics are invited to attend There will be a meeting of the Eugene Chapter ol Amnesty International at 730p m Tuesday The meeting will be held in the community building of Amazon Student Housing. Patterson Street and 22nd Avenue The mart locus wiH be what can be done about the 100.000 political pnsoners in Indonesia One possibility will be lo challenge those local industries which trade with Indonesia, and to put pressure on them to use their nftuence to obtain tnafs and or clemency for these prisoners who have been held for 11 years now Those interested in (Caning the group or being pan of a larger base of support are adked to come to the meeting or caff Okve Bowers. 343-9193 The University Karate Club meets Mondays and Wednesdays from 430to630pm at 1917 frank Im Btvd across from the surplus store New mem bers. with or without experience are always wel come Bring gym clothes or loose cfofhing in which to practice Coming up on the club s agenda is a demonstra tion in the Oregon Stale Penitentiary on Nov 15 Club members are requested to attend practice to prepare lor tvs activity FILMS The Survival Center will provide a tree showing ot the film. Loveioy s Nuclear War. today at 1 30 p m xt Room 121 Gerlinger The award winning Kim is about citizen action CAMPUS INTERVIEWS On notation sessions explaining the services av ailable to job seekers are held every Thursday at 3 30pm al 246 Susan Campbell Hall Free work stops m resume writing. job interviewing and pb search are also ottered interview sign-up sheets lor tie following organ) zatons wil be pasted Wednesday at 6 15 a m Nov 15 Pepper dine University School Of Law Pre-Law Nov 16 Mobil OH Geology Department Nov 16 Blue Cross Entry level accountng Nov 16 U S Geological Survey Geosoentists engineers Nov 16 Xero* Corp Sales Nov 17 and 18 First Natonal Bank of Oregon Fmance, econ acct , marketing, bus admin Nov 18 Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp Sales Nov 16 McGeorge School of Law University of the Pacific LECTURES Everyone interested in learning more about Rus sian poet Joseph Brodsky, who wiM visit Eugene starting Nov 10, is invited to an informal lecture and discus son sponsored by the Slavic Club Monday Nov 15 Professors Fruim Yurewch and AJ Leong wilt discuss Brodsky and his works Thirty copies of an English translation of Brodsky s Selectad Poems are available in the Bookstore which those who plan to attend the disc us eon are strongly en couraged lo read m advance The meeting will be at 7 30pm .Nov 15.113185 Willamette St. Apt 11 Transportation from cam pus wil be available For further information call 686-4001 or 344 1678 Oregon Daily Emerald The Oregon Daly Emerald is published Monday through Friday except during exam weeks and vacations The paper is pubtshed by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co . 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