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Aid offered to businesses
The U S. Small Business Administration Service Corps of Retired
Executives, and Eugene Chamber of Commerce are co-sponsoring a
one-day workshop on starting a small buisness.
Titled, Starting Your Own Business," the workshop will be offered
on Tuesday, from 9a.m. to 4p.m. in the Collinade Room of the Eugene
Hotel.
The session is designed to help those who are thinking of starting a
small business to plan their enterprises more effectively. Speakers
include a banker, CPA and an attorney. Films will be shown and free
management aids distributed.
The cost of the workshop is $1.00. For information and registration
contact the Eugene Chamber of Commerce at 484-1314.
Health workshop set .
The University Displaced
Homemakers-Widowed Services
program will host a “health
maintenance" workshop Tuesday
Correction
A headline for the Bessie
Cotten, Elizabeth Jones, Guy
Carawan concert and work
shop which appeared in this
week's Hear and Now" was in
error.
Jones and Carawan will
conduct the workshop on Sun
day. Cotten will not be present.
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to probe the dangers of alcohol
and prescription drugs, and the
need for good nutrition.
The workshop is held quarterly
as part of the program’s outreach
to displaced homemakers, says
staff member Jim Camp. Dis
placed Homemakers-Widowed
Services also offers periodic
workshops in health, legal prob
lems and personal financial man
agement.
The widowed services portion
of the program has existed since
1975.
The program was established
to determine the needs of dis
placed homemakers, whose prob
lems were going unsolved under
existing services, he says.
Displaced homemakers or
widows in need of counseling, or
persons seeking more information
about the workshop, can call
686-4220 for details.
Organ recital
scheduled this
weekend
Harald Vogel, director of the
Norddeutsch Orgelakademie in
Ottersburg, West Germany, will
give an organ recital and two
workshops this weekend.
Vogel will perform at 4 p.m. on
Sunday on the new Brombaugh
organ in the Central Lutheran
church, 18th Avenue and Potter
Street. Admission for the concert
is $2.50 for the public and $1 for
students and senior citizens.
Vogel’s workshops will be held
on Saturday at 8 p.m. in the
church, and on Sunday at 7 p.m. in
Beall Hall. Cost for the sessions is
$10 each or $14 for both.
Also on Sunday is an open
house celebrating three instru
ments by John Brombaugh &
Assoc., Inc., at the company’s
workshop, 2187 S. F St., in
Springfield. Admission is free.
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LECTURES
Congressman Jim Weaver will speak at a Labor
Forum at noon today at the Rode way Inn.
A discussion on the property tax imitation pro
posals before Oregon voters will be held at noon
today. EMU. room to be posted. Tonie Nathan.
Chairer of the Libertanan Party of Oregon, will
speak, with Barry Siegel, professor of economics at
the University, also expected to participate
The session, sponsored by University Liber
tarians. is open to the pubic.
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Gordon Gotes, of the University geology depart
ment. wil speak on “The Kangerdlugssuaq Region
of East Greenland: A Geological Reconnaissance
tonight at 6.123 Science. The lecture is presented
by the Eugene Natural History Society
The Latter-Day Saints (LDS) Student Associa
tion will hold its Friday Forum today from 1230 p.m.
to 120 p.m. in the LDS Institute of Religion, 16th
Avenue and Alder Street. Henry Marsh. 1976
Olympic track competitor, will speak. Optional
luncheon will be served and all are welcome to
attend.
Beth Robnson of the University psychology de
partment win speak on “Treatment and Assess
ment of Conduct Problem Children" at 4 p.m today,
146 Straub
A viewing/discussion group tor The Long
Search" television series on major world religions
will meet from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p m. on Sunday in the
Christ us House, 18th Avenue and Potter Street.
Participants will watdi and discuss the episode
dealing with Hinduism
Paul Schaeffler, Professor of Linguistics at
UCLA, will present a pubic lecture at 1 30 p m
Friday in the Dad's Room, EMU. entitled "Further
Arguments for a Non-transformational Grwnmar.''
Schachter is appearing on campus as a guest
speaker for the Western Conference on Linguistics
wrtiich wil be held this Friday and Saturday at the
University
The University Counselng Center s organizing a
group to assist students in overcoming resistance
to writing term papers, these and dissertations. The
group will meet Tuesdays al 3:30 in the Counsel ng
Center. 150 Susan Campbell Hal. Interested per
sons should see the receptonist at the center or cal
686-3227
The seimon Sunday at the Wesley Center wil be
"Divorce and the Church"
FILMS
Sides on recent anti-Shah demonstrations and
struggles in Iran wil be shown from 11 a m. to 1
p.m today. EMU. Lobby 1 The show is sponsored
by the Muelm Student Association.
MISCELLANEOUS
Arakunen Gallery wilt hold an open house Satur
day through Monday at 239 Nopal in Florence
Included on Saturday s agenda is a pubic recep
tion for an artists from 7-9 p.m with wine, cheese
and classical music. Featured artists are Tom
Hughes. Mike Kely and Karl Wame. For more In
formation cal 997-6777
Thank God It's Friday" (TGIF) wl meet at 730
p.m. today in the Wesley Center to make plans for
skating, bowing, etc.
The Mortar Board retreat will be held today and
tomorrow at Charleston. Cal Jeanette at 686-5271
this morning lor addtional information
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