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a quick course
in travel
economics.
CHEC sets free classes
The Community Health and
Education Center will sponsor two
courses this week.
Elaine Muhr will discuss the ben
efits of homeopathy and hy
Future images
seminar topic
“Images of the Future” will be
the topic of the DPS proseminar
Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in 156
Straub. Norm Sundberg will give a
brief review of the futures re
search as it relates to psychology
and also present some prelimi
nary findings comparing Aus
tralian and American students.
Indian women
plan discussion
for June 25
The American Indian Women's
Club of Eugene and Springfield
are presenting a panel discussion
June 25 at the First Congrega
tional Church, 1050 East 23rd
Ave.
Panels members will include
Nancie Fadeley and Mary Bur
rows, state representatives; Ida
Pacheco, University Action for
Women; Marjorie Wright, state
chairer of the Oregon Community
Child Counsel and Montana
Richards Walking Bull of Oregon
College of Education at Acuzar.
Race Unity Day
observance set
In a special observance of Race
Unity Day, the Eugene Baha'i
Community will sponsor a public
meeting Friday at the Westmore
land Housing Center beginning at
7:30 p.m.
Race Unity Day is sponsored by
the U.S. Baha’i Community and is
observed in over 7,500 localities
where Baha'is reside, according
to the meeting sponsors. The pur
pose of the day is to focus atten
tion on the most challenging issue
facing America — racial prejudice
and discrimination — and to
stress the essential oneness of
mankind under God.
drotherapy Tuesday irom / 10 a
p.m. at the Patterson Community
School, 1510 Taylor St.
Helen Tolson will talk about the
healing power of colors with an
emphasis on the importance of
colors and the way they affect
moods from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday
at the Lincoln Community School,
650 West 12th Ave.
A class on mind and body ex
ploration is scheduled for Monday,
June 13, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the
Patterson Community School,
1510 Taylor St.
Carol Green and Marilyn Mar
zell will conduct the sessions. A $1
donation is requested for the
class, but those who are unable to
pay may attend free.
Emotions' affect
on alcoholics
topic of session
The ways in which human emo
tions affect the behavior of al
coholics will be portrayed in a film
entitled ‘The Alcoholic Within" at
the community Alcohol Education
Program Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in
the Scout Room of the Central
Presbyterian Church, 15th Ave
nue and Patterson Street.
The program is free and open to
the public and is sponsored by the
Lane County Council on Al
coholism. Laurie Griffith of the
State Mental Health Traffic Safety
Project will lead a discussion on
decision making and problem solv
ing. The film “Psychodrama ’
also will be shown.
Center to aid job seekers
An orientation session explain
ing the services available to job
seekers will be held at 3:30 p.m.
Thursday in the Career Planning
and Placement Center, 246
Susan Campbell. This will be the
last orientation session until fall
term.
The Hoonah School District
also will be interviewing students
on campus Tuesday. The sign-up
sheet for interviews is posted in
the center. Teaching positions are
open in elementary speech/
hearing (language disabil
ities background preferred),
primary/eiementary special edu
cation, grade eight and high
school English, social studies,
reading and health. Spots also are
open in music, kindergarten
through grade tweK/e.
For more information, contact
the center at ext. 3235.
Reed to roller skate for $$
Randy Reed will begin his attempt to break the Guinness Book of
World Records for continuous hours of roller skating Monday June 20 to
raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA).
The current world’s record is 183 hours and 7 minutes. Reed will be
attempting to best that by skating for 200 hours at Skate World in
Springfield. Pledge money for each hour skated will go to the
association s fight against muscular dystrophy.
Pledge sheets are available at participating McDonald s, 7-Eleven
stores and the MDA office, 144 East 14th Ave. The top 25 money
winners will appear on the Jerry Lewis Labor Day telethon. For more
information, call 686-2753.
Women to hold meeting
The State Association of Uni
versity of Oregon Women will hold
their annual meeting Saturday at
10 a.m. in Gerlinger Hall. Presi
dent Charlene Cox says that at
this meeting they will honor the
graduating seniors, the graduates
of the class of 1927 and the win
ners of the Ella Travis Edmund
son-Mercy Travis Davis Memorial
Scholarship for the 1977-78
school year.
The winners of the scholarship
are: Marilyn Woodbridge,
Eugene, senior in public affairs;
Amy Gibson, Elmira, junior in
elementary education and math;
Valerie Fong, Honolulu, Hawaii,
sophomore in sociology; and Alva
Scherich, Eugene, junior in
psychology. This scholarship is
administered by the University of
Oregon YWCA and the State As
sociation of University of Oregon
Women.
The speaker at the meeting will
be Virginia Carpenter, who was
awarded the Senior Woman Rec
ognition for this year by the Ameri
can Association of University
Women, Oregon Chapter.
Any interested persons are in
vited to attend.
Computer program slated
A computer science colloquium will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the
EMU, room to be posted.
L A. Zadeh of the computer science division of the University of
California at Berkeley will present “A Theory of Approximate Reasoning
and Its Applications.”
The colloquium, open to the public, is sponsored by the Depart
ment of Computer Science and the Systems Physiology Training Pro
gram.
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