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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1978)
et al ETAC reps needed Tne L_ane County Boarc of Commissioners are recruiting applica tors from interested citizens to serve as representatives tor toe Lane County Employment a no Training Advisory Council ET ACi Tne ;_ane County ETAC advises tne Boar: of Cammtssoners on ai ocatton of C£TA tunas as uvei as providing aovice planning policy anc prpgra- ev aluation for enpcir'er and training sendees Current' . ‘ -i . acances e>c:s* representing tne following groups 1 VchjT - a memoe' who is jnoe' 22 2 A representairve o* tne Oegpn State &npfc>yment Service 3 > eteraos - a nenDer of a vete-a" s organcaton A) a -nemoe" o* a mapor *oca aoo* organization 5 A memoe- o' a private sector business crgantzanpr meudmg cooperatives 6 A memoe- of a -xa educafcon (Sstrict 7 A -nernoer of a- j-oa' senoo dsmci 9 A mempe' o' a seniors g'ouc or organiza&on who s over 55 years o4 age this aooonmer- wil pe 'ecommenoec py tne Senior Services Suocomm tree 10 j a representative pf a ooordmatng organization wnose members are non-profit organizations Quailed jnoe- 501 RS status but no! including 50* C) 1 * * A representative y a* wganzatKjn for nano* capped persons who •■s nanacaopec *2 - 141 Tnree at-ame representatives nteresfec persons shouic submit an application to the Community Relations Departmert no ;aterthan October 13. f §78 p»ease indicate on tne appiicat>pn tne posteonisi for wntcn you wish to be consderec Apptcatcn ‘ms are available Tom tne _ane County Human Resource Centers or 7om tne _aoe County Community Relations Cecanmen:, Pjpiic Service Buiio-ng, 125 E. 3tn A ve Eugene or from tne information Center ,r Hams Hat Application forms wilt be mailed upon reoues* toil-nee A * -800-452-5379; Businessmen *o be helped in conferences A Small Business Administra tion representative will be in Eugene to counsel small businessmen and women who need financial assistance to srengmen tneir businesses. The representative will be a vaflatote for conferences by ap pointment only through the Chamber of Commerce all day on Tuesday. Oct 3 For appointments, call the Chamber of Commerce at ±84-1314 Classes remain open Several classes remain open at Eugene Parks and Recreation Department's community centers even though they ve already begun Courses with vacancies include jogging, slimnastics, international cook ing, weight control and nutrition, yoga, calligraphy, weaving, pottery, tai chi and classes for kids and teens. Fees will be pro-rated For details on specific openings contact the community center nearest you: Amazon, Westmoreland, Sheldon or Peterson Park Bam Speech on initiatives set State Representative Grattan Kerans, D-Eugene, will give a speech at 12:30 Tuesday at Room 129 in the Law School. Kerans, who is seeking re-election this year, will speak on Ballot Measures 6 and 11, Oregon's two property tax initiatives, and will specifically address their impact upon students. The talk is sponsored by the University Law School. PEANUTS® briefs •rr-sunrws Cma-nster sessions eoam; me S9r«»£ a mmat tr at seemere are Toe wr ~hursae> m I'3C c.?r. r Z-arw ^la-nof anc ^-.ane-oerT se-*ae 2at Susar C*npoe* real. -snips to’ Br •wluffi fcjMmeancparmanerrraos are avatao* it oe omatraors *1 me cads ^ree woresnoos are oSbibc it resume wntnc a-t rat nww—1% Sspr-* sneers are posse ar 2*at Susa- lamoaBt -sat apooa a—anpeme-r; are aaaiBSre rr nanprappe: stjae-ns » :nann; SB6-3-t3E mrarvre* *p--j; sneers so- me tahowmj orpn zsmons w* oe aosrec wreonesoat Dcoor « a 8'15 a.nv Oct. 9-to Huramar and OtMtaun interviewing adddKjntrng stjoenrs lor enpy levs) aud- and tan accounants Oct 10 Lprnans interviewing people interested r -aii careers At maors Oct to University of Southern California, Graouae School Business Interviewing canci dales to- ConsorSjrr to- 3-aouaie Study m Man agernen- ^eSowsncft and tor admission to »>e p-aojatf jrog-s- at U S C ■co—as '’he Tasr. Rjroe or, Double Taxatror will hold a oxv-r -neetinc c discuss the potsem of double SiWIiSiiiiSsftSr-JWi «3*S}j v- ;r. , ... fcaSi. 10% Discount on Service & Repairs With Your U of O I.D. Card. Applies To Students, Faculty & Staff. We’re best for setting Volkswagen, Alfa Romeo, fine Excellent garage service at tbe lowest rates of any authorised Volkswagen dealer la Western Oregon. Bring your car to Siegrist and get prompt service, excellent workmanship, the right parts, and pay less. WE SERVICE: •VOLKSWAGEN •AUDI • ALFA ROMEO •FERRARI /IEGRI/T LEASING & DAILY RENTALS S8?VCE HOURS Morv-Ffi 8-6.30 sales hours. Mon-fn 6:30-9 Sat 9-6, San 12-6 Al Z-L DTA seem Supgaemerr Edtar Bmarmwmmx Edrcr Wh* Bdro *SUC jtotrvnm wc Scnooa Emw jr'iTOpii: Kan Sands Judy Erneraor •jnar Won)* Jar Men Kemn Harden SiM Dodgs k*ar> Forar Calhenne Sagna Joe* nriec Krr Tnene^a ■ «.«* Oaoan tdarv nertbeo «JO McManjs San»* McMjken On Bryant Tracy Senpeor Jaar- CWrtje* taxation on Monday at 2 p m. in the McNutt Room m the Eugene City Hail Discusson wM oerter around a proposal de veloped by the Bureau cT Government Research to study the double taxation issues The task force wH also discuss establishing fu ture guidelines for solution of such proposals and wil wet up budget guidelines for the proposed taxa tion stody Tom Eagan, democratic cant*date lor State Rep resentative. wil speak at the noon Demo-Fonm luncheon today al the Rodeway Inn n Spring*eld His topic 8 "Legislative Issues tor the 79 Session The Hunger Fonan. a monthly gathering to ds cuss various issues surrounding world hunger and possible options for action, will meet today at noon at the Komoma Center, 1414 Kincaid St Eugene. AH are welcome to join in on the meetng which wM highfght bread for the world and the Nestle boycott MISCELLANEOUS The tokiwing positions are open tor volunteers Program director responsibilities can be as sumed by one volunteer or spit up among three Storekeepers needed to operate a snack tier in a pnvate non-prott school for handicapped children Adults needed to accompany tiick or treaters and to distribute materials for chantable collections Classroom aides needed in many areas includ ing magic circle teaching for second graders. French, rearing, math, bulletin board tenders cal ligraphy. music enrichment classes and learning centers Outdoor leader needed for teens or fifth and sixth graders to help organize sfc trips, lx long environ mental awareness and bking in Sprngtlela Performing arts groip needs ushers conces sionatrs, a house manager and audio visual equipment operators as soon as possible Cal Voluntary Action Center at 342-4451 or drop in at 1134 Ferry SL for further information about these requests and others FELLOWSHIPS Doherty Fellowship Comm in ee. Program in Lain American Studies, 240 East Pyne. Princeton Uni vereity.Pnnoeton.N-J 06640 Fetowsfxps tor U S cdzens for advanced study m toe repubic of Latin America Disciplines include anthropology economcs geography tiatory pottcs and sociol ogy For tacdty and advance graduate students Dear* ne Feb 1. 1979 Eaertoower Memorial Schdarehp Foundation Inc . PO Bo* 1324 BtoammgKin Inc 47401 Graduate acttotarshcs tor U S ctozens are averta ble Canddales shotid have 'an active commit ment to the poncples of the mdvidual Ireedom. imited goremmeni and toe tree ereerpnse sys tem OeetS ne Feb 1. 1979 Awards Coordnetor Academe Program Ser vices East-West Center 1777 East-West Road HonoAJu. Hawa> 9684B Various graduate study pregrams tor boto doctoral and masters candi dates Students may pursue ttwr degree at the Unrversrty of Hawoe or at another urwersty si Asia, toe Pacrtkc or the Unites Stases, depend ng on the orogram 9tudents are expected to participate in East-west Career institutes inducing the oom murxcaaon ciJhae ieamng msstute. environment and poScy poputtocm and resource systems insti tutes May be U S omen or cazen of any Panic or Asan nafeon May also be a permanent resident of the above Deadne Graduate Degree Student Dec 1 1978 Joes Doctoral Reeewch totem: Var ies throughout the year Fdbnght-Hays Tratrsng Grand Doctoral Disser taeon Research Abroad Program ;13441) Deason of totemaeonai Education Ode* of Edwation. De partment of Health. Education and Welfare Washington D C 20202 Gram for U S citizens or permanent restoeres to study abroad Students must be pianreng a teaching career at the ooiege level and must have been admitted to canddacy tor a doctoral degree r modem foreign languages or area stodes Oeadtne Nov 3. 1978 Mary Isabel Stotey reiowsrap CommStee The United Chapters of Pti Beta Kappa. 1811 Q St N.W Washington. DC 20009 Fertowsfaps in Greek language ttarstore history or archaeology for unmarried women between toe ages of 25 and 35 Canddales car have toa doctorate or can have hrttlled a* requirements except the dssenabon Students need not be membets of Phi Beta Kappa to be etgtote Deadtnr Feb t 1979 JOGGERS, CYCLISTS, SWIMMERS join the U of O CENTURY CLUB • For beginners, intermediate, advanced participants • out accumulated mileage posted on charts in 103 Gerlinger • "t* 'uim<XVn 9°al—when goal is reached, 1-oHIRlS stating your sport & mileage may be obtained Sign-ups & Info _jj^LGerlinger 686-4113 or 686-4121
