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JULY 7,8,9 [ I AM to 7 PM S3 00 ADMISSION VO CAWING NO DOGS BUS SCHEDULE FOR THE FAIR BUSES LLA\E STATION F FRIDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY LEAVE EUGENE MALE L£A\E F AIR TO5T I-U^ - HSfl Ri> ; PA5TJHI HOiffi BUS RIDERS ARE ENTITLED TO A t - DISC OUNT ON ONE ADULT ADMISSION AT THE F AIR FOR INFORM ATICN CAL L «« Put 2 Family makes home-stay arrangements T»o Eugene ctocscra oand* sartes <-om Fort. Italy are crgancz «9 a ho”re-ssay p't>gra*r'. for hafean stupe-ts «r<o «ntl visit Eugene 3xng Ajg^st Rc* arc Pace Pnoe are mak mg mnmgommnts tor 14 students agec 16 to 22 to stay for three or four weeks ihnng August as part of a program nfroduong Italian ssuaents to the American way of lie. “We hope that famines w# ac cept them as a family member 'aSher Char as a famfy gtiest." says Paoa Pnce "The famftes srtouc tos foe they have toerter sar the vseors as guests.” Some oaoemerts have already oee saoe says Pnoe but about s»l ■ahar.. to exchange. Price says, iscr or oaugrter of host iamrihes ~e. have the opportunity of sayng a monr wtn an ttakan fami^ Mar*y of the families have ~ace SMCh suggestions, she says For mere nfomaaon ca?i Rick or Pac*a P-oe 2 667-6736. Faculty club in transition ~-«e cacsJly Ckc s undergoing a narae change and a face-Sft. wvf renamed in nonor or George Colier. the Uni . ers^r prtfesscr who built it as his home r ‘886 when the state board approves me recom mended change st ts July meet ng Tie Oty of Eugene has iden tified the house as a historical andmark. The ColSer famly hews are prtviding some funds fix re novation according to University vice-pres. for administration and finance Ray Hawk. Part of the money w*l be used to repaint toe house *n es ongma! colors ocher feto dark green tom. A dedicator- ceremony' w l be heid aunnq the ‘978-79 school year Several faculty promoted Several faculty members received promotions from their depart ments and schools during spring term Those promoted to full professor were Melvin Aikens, anthropol ogy; Leslie Breidenthal, music; Philip Browning, education, Center on Human Development; Bryan Downes, community service and public affars; James Hoard, English and linguistics, Alan Hotter, mathema tics; Stoddard Malarkey, English; Allen Sieradski, mathematics Persons receiving promotion to associate professor, with indefinite tenure, were Roderick Capaldi, biology; Sheldon Cohen, psychology; lAchael Fish, Chinese and Japanese; Steven Goldschmidt, education. Center for Educational Policy and Management; Robert Grudn, En glish: Janes Koch, management; Mary Rothbart, psychology: Robert Smythe, mathematics; Jerry Williams, speech; Charles Wifcinson, law. Other promotions were Laird Kirkpatrick, law, to ful professor with indefinite tenure; Ronald Sederoff, biology, to associate professor. Christine Olson, Virginia Parr, and Ryoko Toyama, al ibrary. to assis tant professor; and Sylvia Giustina, romance languages to seraor in structor with indefinite tenure. Gallagher joins LERC The state Labor Education and Research Center (LERC) at the University has added a third labor education specialist to rts staff. James Gallagher, associate professor of labor education at the UCLA Center for Labor Research for the past two years, wiH join labor education specialist Scott Tobey and Center Director Emory Via as an associate professor of labor education. GaHagher, 44, has worked closely with the California labor move ment for more than 10 years, according to Steven Deutsch, who has been acting LERC director, and wrote several union training manuals while at UCLA. Gallagher will participate in several LERC programs ttxs summer including a workshop on grievance administration and arbitration in community colleges July 30 through August 2, and a workshop for AFL-CJO central body officers and delegates Aug. 11-13 GaHagher and Via will attend a LERC dinner commemorating the center s first year of service Friday, July 7, at the Rodeway Inn in Springfield Persons seeking (inner tickets should contact LERC Room 154, PLC, University of Oregon, 686-5054. County displays artwork Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. is the opening of an exhtoit of the Self-taught artists of the Lane County area." at the Lane County Pioneer Museum, 740 W. 13th St. The exhibit was organized by Gary Buckendorf, an artist-in-community with the Lane Regional Arts Coun ci. There will also be a reception with the artists. The public is invited. The exhibit wil run through July 30th. briefs r 13 r f'oom 107 Lawranos. at no ctttrge The mvrnnQ ,s oonsorao by the Untveraty Outdoor program *Laat Grave m OMTttaza.' a tree tom about the sondkons m Sour Alnca, wM be shown tortght Ttsaeaayt « • pn m Room 150 Geology. Shot ■ega*y r> SoAh Unoa. the Mm provtdee a grim tactae a# apadhato in action Sponsored by People tor Soutoem Mncan Freeborn achate to thts season s Oregon Feabwat ptays have been released **• K canoea^ons by Cattsrrta summer echool Wvtws tor el plays trough Sap tentter are available rmugh the Festival bo* attics and branch agendas, or by catong(503) 482-4331 Aiwe raedertsneedng yard work , babysffitng or ooc ot» done can cortact tie Heto Employ Your tdtees ■ several oomnsmty centers at th» Eugene Fads and Aecreator Department Dependable teens tom ages 12-22 are available ka ocaf pan-«me and tul-eme work For more etormafton cal any o< the *cvto«ng from 1-5 p m , Monmyfwwr Amazon Comrrunm Cenaar m~-S3SS Shatoor Comnmty Crtm 887-5SZ' or wmmorunfl Communfry Center 887-5381 The Bathers and Hawdrtaaan * am1' maim •on »4* be gfran to ai »aMafl apptoanta an JiA 13 from 8:30 to 10 pm at 1344 Oak Premium books and anary towns tor tie tana County Fak am now arataeae m tia Faa Boaio oAoa a* the Faegromto For am ikmali n phona 887-4282 POUCT Tha Emarakfs bnets aokjmn sopen to anyone wikkng lo announce meaangs. acans or maoei •anaoua events They shtxkd be typed and topto •PkoaO *n a 85-cfaracs* mar^n. 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