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Widowhood forum slated
The University Gerontology Association will present “Perspectives
on Widowhood,” as their spring term forum on aging 7 p.m. Thursday at
the Emerald Baptist Church, E. 19th Avenue and Patterson Street.
Hazel Foss, director of the Widowed Services Program, and a
panel of widows and widowers, will discuss adjustment to grief, prob
lems encountered, and services available.
Pacific Northwest Collegiate
and Open Division
POWER LIFTING
CHAMPIONSHIPS
May 28 EMU Ballroom 10 am-6 pm
$2.00 Adults $1.50 Students
Under 6 Free
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Profs elect
new officers
The University’s Chapter of the
American Association of Univer
sity Professors has elected offic
ers for the 1977-78 academic
year. The new officers, who as
sume office on July 1, are Clyde
Patton, president; Donald Tull,
vice-president; Vernon Dorjahn,
secretary; Katherine Eaton,
treasurer, and Theresa Ripley,
membership chairer.
Tour of campus
trees scheduled
The first in a series of tours of
the trees on the University cam
pus will be conducted today at
12:30 p.m.
Mark Mendell, graduate student
in landscape architecture, will
lead the tours which will em
phasize the family relationships
and ecological importance of the
many campus trees.
The tour will begin from the
north entrance to the Faculty Club
and should end at about 1:15 p.m.
Jewish group
presents night
of folk music
The University’s Hillel/Jewish
Student Association will present
an evening of Hebrew folk music
tonight in the EMU.
Featured will be Yitzchak Han
kin and Ari Hirschfield. Location
and time of the program will be
posted within the EMU's daily
calendar of events. A $1.50 dona
tion will be requested.
Info on energy
bills available
The Survival Center will have a
table today in the EMU lobby (out
side if it's sunny) dealing with
energy conservation legislation in
Salem. Emphasis will be on bills
pertaining to resource recovery
and recycling, weatherization of
homes, solar energy and non
nuclear proliferation. The table is
also designed to help students
with tips on how to influence legis
lators on favorable bills. Hours are
from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
briefs
MEETINGS
The Incidental Fee Committee will meet at 6:30
p.m today in the EMU. room to be announced
Interested persons are runted to attend
LECTURES
Thomas Rohlen, an associate professor of an
thropology at the University of California at Santa
Cruz, will speak on "Blue and White Collars in
Japan: Perspectives on Japan's Employment Sys
tem,' at noon Thursday in the EMU, room to be
posted
Ftohlen returned from Japan recently after re
searching employe-management relations. His
appearance is presented by the Asian studies de
partment.
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Tenants plan car caravan
Residents of the University’s Amazon Married Student Housing
complex who have been engaged in a rent strike since the first of May
are organizing a car caravan to the Oregon State Board of Higher
Education meeting Friday in Klamath Falls.
Striking tenants will present their case to the board at their meeting
on the Oregon Technical Institute’s campus. “The objective," says
Dave Mason, a representative of the striking tenants, “will be to per
suade the board that the proposed $10 rent increase in unjustified and
that serious problems exist in the management of the University Hous
ing Office and the Amazon Project.”
A bus is also being chartered for the trip. In addition, persons who
wish to support the Amazon residents may do so by writing letters to the
State Board, Johnson Hall, University of Oregon, or by joining the
caravan. For more information, call 343-3616.
Singers perform tonight
The University Singers, conducted by Paul Westlund, will perform
musical selections ranging from a Renaissance sacred motet to a 1974
composition with electronic tape at 8 tonight in Beall Concert Hall.
The Singers will be accompanied by organ and various small
ensembles for the first half of the concert. After intermission, the Aaron
Copeland work "In the Beginning,” narrating the seven days of creation
as recorded in Genesis, will be featured.
During the concert the Max Risinger Memorial Award will be pre
sented to an outstanding student in choral music education. The cash
award is given annually in memory of former University faculty member
and director of the University Singers, Max Risinger, who died in 1975.
Admission to the concert is free.
Lindbergh stamp issued
The 50th anniversary of Charles Lindbergh’s solo flight to Paris is
being commemorated by a new 13-cent stamp issued by the Postal
Service.
The stamp was designed by noted aviation artist Bob Cunningham
of Fort Worth, Texas. The design depicts the “Spirit of St. Louis” low
over the water between Nova Scotia and Newfoundland in the ninth
hour of the flight. The setting sun appears behind the right wing of the
aircraft.
The stamp is available now at Eugene post offices, according to
postmaster Ethan Newman.
Mail embargo restored
The embargo on parcel mailings to military post offices in Turkey
will be restored effective June 1, according to the U S. Postal Service.
Parcels, both surface and airmail, will not be accepted for mailing
after May 31. The affected New York APO numbers include: 09040,
09051, 09117, 09118, 09133, 09224, 09254, 09289, 09294, 09320,
09324, 09338 and 09380.
Mail other than surface or airmail parcels will continue to be ac
cepted subject to the usual restrictions indicated by the Postal Service
Manual.
S. African film shown
“There Is No Crisis,” a film about the Soweto uprising last June in
South Africa, will be shown tonight at 8 at the Wesley Center, 1236
Kincaid St.
The 30-minute color film has been brought to Eugene by Clergy
and Laity Concerned (CALC). Members of CALC’s Southern Africa
Study/Action Group will lead a discussion after the film.
May 25 is recognized by the UN General Assembly as Africa
Liberation Day and is observed in many countries. For more informa
tion, call CALC at 485-1755.
Paul Bullen will speak on Last Hope for Mankind
— the Messiah at 7 tonight m the EMU. room to be
posted The lecture is about the teachings of Rev
Sun Myung Moon and is sponsored by the Col
legiate Association for the Research of Principles
(CARP) Interested persons are invited to attend
Fandah Allagi. one of the Arab delegates to the
International Women's Conference, will speak on
"Liberation of the Arab Woman' tonight at 7:30 in
the EMU. room to be posted The activity is spon
sored by the Organization of Arab Students
MISCELLANEOUS
Mark Bondurant will present a three-screen,
mufti-media program at 8 p.m Thursday on his
5,500-mile bicycle trip from Reed sport. Ore. to
Eastport. Mane The program wtl ben Room 107.
Lawrence The free program is sponsored by the
Outdoor Program
Job interviews for summer oounsefor portions
(pax) and volunteer) for the Triple H Ranch may be
made by calling 747-5629 or by writing Tnple H
Ranch, Jasper, Ore 97401. Training wil begin in
June and will employ positive reinforcement tech
niques
Gay Rap oilers open informal discussion for per
sons in the Eugene area who are concerned with
sexual identity issues The rap sessions are
scheduled every Wednesday at 7:30 p m at 1850
Emerald St For more information, call Gay
People s alliance, x3360
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