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et al Rotary Awardee to speak peanuts® Graduate student Janet Hodder will speak for the Eugene Rotary Club at noon today at the Eugene Hotel as part of Rotary Foundation week. Hodder, who has received the Rotary Foundation award and is from England will also speak at the Springfield Rotary Club Wednesday and the Eugene-Delta Rotary Club Friday. The Rotary Club now has Educational Awards application forms for the 1980-1 academic year. There are five categories, including graduate fellowships, undergraduate scholarships, technical training, teachers of the handicapped and journalism. Couldn’t get into the LRC GRE PREP. WORKSHOP? We will be offering an additional section of the GRE Prep, workshop on MWF at 10:30, beginning Nov. 15 We can help you: • Review required material • Enhance your test-taking techniques • Decrease your anxiety with information about format and content $15 Sign up at the Learning Resources Center 5 Friendly Hall 686-3226 I THOUGHT I WAS PUMB YE5TERPAY...|‘M REALLY PUMB TDQAY! ~tr I THINK THE BATTERY IN MY HEAP HAS 60NE DEAP, MARGE... MAYBE THE CUSTOPlAN HAS SOME JUMPER CABLES U)£ CAN BORROW, SIR Broadcaster will address accountants Ernie Ross, of KUGN Radio, will address a dinner meeting of the Eugene-Springfield Chapter of the National As sociation of Accountants at 6:30 p.m. tonight. Ross's dis cussion will include a definition of news and an explanation of the news analysis process, the philosophy of news presenta tion and the impact of news presentation on the commun ity. All interested people are in vited to attend the meeting at the Thunderbird Motor Inn, Eugene. For further information con tact Mick Friend, 485-1600. II a SERVICE DEPARTMENT dtawm Hktors, Inc *"USBrS<r* STUDENTS AND FACULTY Now you can get a 10% discount on ait service and repairs on any Datsun, British Leyland, or Peugeot automobile with your U of O I.D. card * FACTORY-TRAIN SERVICE TECHNICIANS * COMPETITIVE PRICING * ALL REPAIRS GUARANTEED 90 DAYS OR 4,000 MILES WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST * FACTORY PARTS HANNUM DATSUN R & H AUTO IMPORTS 2060 CENTENNIAL BLVD. 686-2211 OPEN PEOPLE HOURS 7:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Monday-Frlday "OUR REPUTATION RIDES IN EVERY CAR WE SERVICE' offer expires 12-31-78 daily^merald The Oregon Daily Emerald ie pubtshed Monday through Friday m oapt during exvn weeks and vacations. by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publahing Co , Inc.. at the Urwenhy ol Oregon. Eugene. Ore 97403 The Oregon Daly Emerald operates independently ol the Unweraiy wMi ollcee on the aerd toor o« the Ert> Memorial Union and is a member o* the Aasocialetl Press Emerald subacnplions are *7 per term and $20 per ye* News and EdHoriai 086-5611 Display Adverbaeig and Buamass 686-3712 desalted Advertising 8864343 Production 6864381 Editor Managing Erttor News EdHor Photo Edtor Graphics Edtor Edit anal Page EtMor Sports Bettor Sports Supplement Edrtor Tom Wade Melody Ward Marv Fjordbeck Pakkk Sulk van Tom EM Qlen Oibbone Ken Sends Page 2 Ertrtinfflirt Edtor VMra Exltor ASUO Communrty Conaianer Departments and Schooii Local PoSSc* SUM PoMcs SUM Syslemt and Student Sanncaa librarian Ugm Et»wr M News Edhor Production Manager Advertising Manager Seles Manager CoraroSer Mary Foran Catharine Siagner Jock HaMd Kawn Harden Arm Trenaman Kat Osborn Jm Wecwler Sandra McMulan Cad Bryant Tracy Sknpaon Jean Ownbey Browsing encouraged The tenth annual Book Browse will be held today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 2465 Fairmourrt St. The event is sponsored by the Lane County Medical Auxiliary and is a benefit with proceeds going toward scholarships, a medical re search fund and community health projects. A donation of $1 is requested. Charity to serve Students who will not be able to go home for Thanksgiving can have free dinner at the Wil lamalane Park and Recreation Building, N. A. St. in Springfield Nov. 23 from 11:30 a m. to 2:30 p.m. at the invitation of the Spring Portland show features photos, ceramic work The ceramic works of Ronna Neuenschwander and the photo graphy of Lawrence Hudetz will share the spotlight in an art show at the Buckley Center Foyer Gal lery at the University of Portland, 5000 N. Willamette Blvd. starting this Satruday through Dec. 19. Neuenschwander’* exhibit, en titled "Tea Time with Ronna” is a display of a variety of deform ed/reformed slip-cast ceramic pieces. “An Oregon Portfolio" the title of Hudetz exhibit, features outdoor and nature shots taken at different locations throughout Oregon The artists works may be view ed during the regular gallery hours: 8:30 a m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8:30 a m to 4 p.m. Saturdays. briefs An adormaaonal moating tor ttudanfe pfenning to fefen) graduate achool in aoootagy •* Da hetl today at 230 p.m in Room 714 PLC Any atudem hoping to abend graduafe achool in aooctogy naat fan or in tha future « urged 10 abend laraa* Fobtdanang <m ba hato tonight at 8 p m at tha Wafeey Cantor 1230 Kmcad The tnctoeraai Fee Commbae Mi hold a pupae metoing today m 3 30 p m. in tha EMU. room to ba paatod Thie ta fea trat meeang ol tha nawiy atoctod aartm AUDITIONS Unaamiy Theatre haa achadutod antra audione tor 'Owa Upon a Manata' at 7 pm today m VHard Hfeft Robmeon Thaalre Tha play script • on two-heur reeerve in tha Ureversay Library CM 8604191 lor more irtformaaon field unit of the Salvation Army In addition to aH persons who will be alone Thanksgiving, the Salvation Army will host all senior citizens, unemployed, tow-income families and transient families. The Springfield Salvation Army advisory board is assisting in the planning of the dinner, and the Ladies Salvation Army Home League will cook and serve The Smokey Valley Stnng Band conducted by Eric Stitlar will enter tain with traditional bluegrass. turn-of-the-century and gospel music. Women to talk on disabilities This week 5 YWCA-sponsored Women/Speak will feature 'Women, Disabilities and the Iron Duchess. Wednesday at noon A net Mconel and Jan Eisen beisz, co-founders of Iron Duchess will discuss the poetics of disabilities and the womens movement. The discussion wil be held in the Erb Memonal Union, room to be posted Women/Speak is open to the public free of charge ARrmaam Acton Wortatap ter Social Soancam CSPA and CoAaga of Education ragardtog data coAacaon and toaartm Raped. to ba hatd today al l p m to tea EMU Important tor laraon oRcar* and tooaa mrctoad m eoNacbng data tor aRrmadva ao lion putpoaaa and tooaa raaponatole tor toaoompA mg and aaaamWnu oI lha mporta «HJCY Tha Emarakfa bnata column m span to anyona wWlng to announca maabnga. factoraa or mac* lanaoua awam Boat* ara tun only one# and ata autyact to apaca ImAaaona Thay mould ba typad andlrWaapacadtoabS-cftaradarwiargn toetuda M patanant rdormaacn todudng o* daw you wart « to tun ama toduda a nama and pbana rtmtoar to caaa «a haaa quaaaona Evanto «» donattona or admaaon eftargaa a* not ba ao caplad A* darna nuat ba tomad m by 2 pm toa day b*om puMcaaon al lha Emarak) oHoa. Roam 300. CMU FREE BEER SPECIAL “When the Breen Light Blows The FREE beer flows" Every Tuesday from 8 pm to midnight watch for ‘he Green Light - it's your signal for free beer! ^ woodside brewery •t*TAg«Am * TAvre* • 2169 W. 11th Avc. Tuesday, November 14, 1978 X 8^-3
