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Social Training Given
Social and sexual training for developmental^ disabled persons is
the focus of a workshop to be held Friday in the EMU.
The workshop is part of the sex education project sponsored by
Maternal and Child Health, State of Oregon Health Department and
the Crippled Children’s Division at the University of Oregon Health
Sciences Center.
This is the third year these workshops have been presented for
professionals, para-professionals and families of developmental^ dis
abled persons. This year, the workshops will give an overview of sex
education for the developmentally disabled for those who have not
attended the workshops in previous years, although there are a
number of additional new topics as well.
Workshop participants include Dr. Gerald Prescott, associate pro
fessor of medical genetics, director of the sex education project and
the prenatal diagnosis clinic at CCD; Dr. Jean Edwards, associate
professor of special education at Portland State University and director
of adolescent and adult handicapped programs at PSU; and Penny
Mock, coordinator of the sex education project.
To register, contact the sex education project, CCD, University of
Oregon Health Sciences Center. Registration will be limited to 100
persons.
There will be a registration fee of $15 to be made payable to Sex
Education Project.
Crafts accepted for sale
Artists and craftspersons are invited to submit their handcrafted
gift items for consignment for the Maude Kerns Annual Christmas Sale
to be held from Dec. 1 to Dec. 9. Items will be accepted for consign
ment on one day only, Friday Nov. 24, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Artists are being asked to contact the Maude Kerns Art Center to
obtain the necessary inventory sheets and instructions for consign
ment. Commission will be 30 percent on all items except for those
things sold on Children’s Night, which will be 10 percent.
For more information call Maude Kerns at 345-1571.
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Human image
seminar slated
“Forging a New Image of the
Human Being," a three day sem
inar on the nature and growth of
the human being, will be offered
Friday through Sunday by the
Eugene Waldorf School Associa
tion, Rivendell Kindergarten, and
the Eugene-Springfield Founda
tion for Anthroposophic Studies.
Guest lecturer for the sem
inar will be Rene Querido Direc
tor of the Sacramento Center for
Anthroposophic Studies. Querido
has been internationally active in
the Waldorf School movement as
well as the general An
throposophic movement for over
30 years.
The seminar will be held at the
Edison Eastside Community
School, 22nd and Emerald St. in
Eugene. Preregistration will begin
at 7:15 p.m. Friday. A donation of
$15 per person or $20 per couple
will be asked for the full seminar.
Individual events may be at
tended for a donation of $3 each.
Friday, the seminar will begin
at 8 p.m. with a lecture and dis
cussion by Querido entitled, "A
Modem View of Karma and Rein
carnation: The Destiny of Man
and Woman.” At 10 a.m. Satur
day Querido will offer a seminar
‘‘Understanding the Growing
Child in Body, Soul and Spirit.”
This will be followed at 11:30 a.m.
with a workshop on “form" or
“dynamic" drawing. Moureen
Heyman, a teacher at the Riven
dell Kindergarten, will begin at 2
p.m. following a puppet show,
with a discussion of puppetry and
young children. Saturday s final
event will begin at 3:30 p.m. with
a workshop on speech.
The events of the seminar are
appropriate for adults only, and
for information call 746-8411.
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Soup
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Tenant workshop offered
Repairing a dwelling when the landlord refuses, terminating rental
agreements and handling eviction threats are some of the topics to be
discussed at a Tenant Workshop Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 167,
EMU.
The workshop is co-sponsored by Off-Campus Housing and the
Office of Student Advocacy. Both offices will answer tenants' ques
tions about the law during and after the workshop.
Sharon Hill, Director of Off-Campus Housing, said the workshop
will focus on major housing problems faced by Eugene-area tenants,
which often involve some kind of negotiating with the landlord.
According to Hill, the low vacancy rate in Eugene also poses
problems for tenants because their threats to vacate often have very
little meaning for the landlord.
Hill said that these problems all arise from "tfjefcig problem, which
is the fact that one or both parties involved don’t know their rights "
The workshop is intended to benefit both tenants moving in De
cember and those staying in the same dwelling.
Tenants also must inform the landlord of absences of more than
seven days to avoid being responsible for damage cold weather could
do to pipes and to increase protection against theft or fire.
Anyone with questions about the workshop can stop by Off
Campus Housing in Suite 3 of the EMU or by calling 606-3731.
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A1ESEC meetng today « 330 p m to Gibert
107
AlUrmetv* acHon worttehcp tor HPER. C8A.
AAA and Law. regerdng data cOaelton and to
ladm raport wto be held today at 10 a m to to*
EMU. room to b* pooled
Them wd be a maedng ot the board of drectors
of the Lana County legal Aid Service. Inc . tomgltt
at 730. to toe Legal Aid otoce. 1306 WBsmetie Si
The Urban Farm wW bold an informal open
houae today at 230 pm. and al 7.30 p m The
Farm la located oi Frartdki Btvd
Bela Alpha Pal la having a general meeting
today at 330 p.m to Qabart 232 All membeta are
taxed to attend
MENSA Game MgM. tonight al a Brng gamee
you Hie lo 4660 Manzanta Or
Hawaii Chto meeting tordghl al 730 to to* EMU.
room to be potted. Meeting Mi concern the luau
and do top For more it formas or call Edaal m
343-9676
Social Service intereat grata) meeia today at S
p m. to the student lounge to Ih* basement of
Handridta Ha6
The regular me*»ng of to* Eugene Urban Re
newal Agency, scheduled lor 10 am today, ha*
been canceled The next regular meeting wd be
Dec 7 at 10 am to Eugene Ciy Ha«. 777 Peart
St.. McNut Room
FILM
The Survival Center etdd be ahowng the llm
Before to* Mountain waa moved.' tonight at 730
to too PLC. Admlaalon la tree
lectures
Jsft Rydar ail tpato on Bayond Rating A*Ion
Method! at Bo* Ttaua Body Work and Movamanl
Education.* tontghf al 7 m ths EMU. room to ba
Tha Eugana Natural tailory Sooaty » sponsor
ng a traa Mda and U* show aniBad. "PHehar
Plants aid tha tnaacta that Lrva Wkh Than * to
ntgw a a In Room 123 Scianca
Tha SocMIy at ProtasMonM Joumatsts ta spcrv
aonng a lactura and discussion masting «Mh
ASyah's and Straubs pubic ralaaons dlractors
today at 7:30 in Room 221 Alton.
Protaaaor Marin Watngartoar. Protaaaor at Fi
nanos in tha Coaaga ot Buamaaa Admnmtor at
V indarts« Unrvatrty wH dsftrar a papa antMad
Rat* rang in Ratodsntal Mortgagaa Fact or Fto
Son,* today at4 pm in 342 QRmni Hal
BAZAARS
Tha YWCA wM hold a can) and poatar aala naar
tha Mam Oaak ot toa EMU today from 10 a m to 3
pm
A Holday Harvaa Bazaar wd ba hold at tos
Episcopal Church of tha Raaurrsction 3925
HHyard St , Friday bom 10 am to • pm and
Sdurday from 0 a m to noon
THEATRE
Thaatra 4 30 praaanta "Magic Thaatrs. tor
Madman Onty." today at 4:30 pm in tha Arana
Thatora. Vdard Hai
EXAIM NATION
Tha wrttan pr acstioners asamtnMkxi tor bar
bars and tialnbsaasn wM ba glvan to al quaMad
applcama today at *30 am at tha Wsltars Adu*
and Family Sarvtcaa building. 1365 Oak St
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