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Sexuality workshop set
"Sexuality Enrichment for Couples," a four-session workshop will
begin Friday at 7:30 p.m. All sessions will be held at the Edgewood
Evangelical Church, East 46th Avenue and Fox Hollow Road.
The classes, led by Lynn Balster Liontos and Demetri Liontos of the
Marriage Education Center, cover two Friday evenings and the follow
ing Saturday afternoons and are open to both married and unmanned
couples.
The purpose of the workshops is to enrich couple life through a
greater understanding of each partner's sexuality .The Liontoses have
held a number of similar workshops.
Pre-registration is required as group size is limited. Cost for all four
sessions is $65 per couple. To pre-register or obtain further information,
call 342-1010.
Xmas tree permits sold
Persons wishing to choose and cut their own Christmas tree may
purchase permits from the Willamette National Forest.
Permits will sell for $2 for each tree. Most districts have a limited
number of permits, which will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.
The forest sells about 9,000 permits each year.
Personnel will be on duty to sell permits and direct people to the
cutting areas weekdays and the first three weekends in December.
The forest's 24-hour information line, 687-6561, will contain currenl
information on the permits.
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Coffee Day
to benefit
handicapped
Friday is Coffee Day and restaurants, lounges and taverns across
the state will pour free coffee on Friday to assist Oregon s handicapped.
Waitresses from participating businesses will sell $1 Brace-A
Child" buttons through Friday, and all button wearers will be entitled to
free qq||00
Proceeds from the eighth annual Coffee Day fund raising drive will
benefit the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of
Oregon. More than 90 percent of the money contnbuted will remain in
Oreqon to provide direct services including a summer camp program,
the Easter Seal School and Treatment Center in Eugene, an equipment •
loan pool, physical therapy programs and additional rehabilitation ser-.'
vices.
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Sign-up thesis now posted with some interview
times remaining are:
Nov. 20 Bristol-Myers (business, markwing and
otter majors tor sales)
Nov 28-29 Peace Corps (all majors)
Nov. 30 Economics Laboratories (marketing ma
jors)
Dec. 1 Pacific Gas & Electric (MS in industrial
relations)
Oec. 1 Shaklee Vitamins (all majors)
Graduating seniors and graduate students in
terested in being nominated tor a Carnegie En
dowment tor International Peace Summer tntsrahip
should submit a resume to Career naming and
Placement Service 246 Susan CampbeS Hal. no
IWer than Dec 15 Applcanls must have done
come work in tre area at international relations
More intormaeon is available « Career Planning &
Placement
Listings tor immediate tut-ime and permanent
lobs we available in the lobby of 246 Susan Camp
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Food Service
Cafeteria
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Assortment of complete meals
Desserts
Salads Meatless Dishes
Juices Luncheon Specials
Soft Drinks Sandwiches
Homemade Soups
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Free workshops tor ntun writing and job inter
view* «»M continue trough Dec 7 Sign-up sheet*
ate posted In 246 Susan Campbel Hal. Arrange
ments are available tor handcapped student by
phoning 686-3236
The Peace Corps and VISTA is* be on campus
today through Thursday Rapieaentaaves «** pro
vide irSotmaDon tram a booth In the EMU tabby and
conduct Interview* in the placement ohtae m Susan
CampbaS Hal from 9am. to4pm. Stud*re* are
asked to *lgn up tor interviews prior to tie recruMng
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VOLUNTEERS
The (plowing volunteer positions *re open this
week. For more ntormebon cal the Voluntary Ac
tion Center at 342-4451
Baskefeal enthusiast* over 18 are needed to
coadi boys and girls teems Three tranmg desses
ire ottered The teams practice ate Mtemoon* and
play games on Saturdays
A good organder a needed tor secretarial dukes
for as many hours as the volunteer can spare
An adMty aide a needed to supplement staff in
an akerschool program for Ud* on* or two after
noon* per week.
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tional institution Library aides are also needed tor
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WORKSHOPS
The We a University Neighborhood wl* present a
workshop wIM "DoUnlng the Problem ol Sexual
Aaeaut." which wR anafy» the cum 01 rap*,
daoues the wtuaton a* ft ccrrenBy exiat* and ena
ble workshop participants to precic* asH-detana*
techniques
The workshop ■ fra* and begpts M 6:30 pm
Wednesday *11458Ferry St Former* totomiallon
cW 687-5366 between 1 pm and 4 p m.
The University Democrats wB maat today at 7:30
p m In the EMU. room to be posted For more
1 dor mas on cal 342-2256
The Man American Student Uraon wR hold a
student iraon maaSng tonight at 730 In the EMU
room to be pooled All member* ar* taped to oome
LECTURE
Bob SHblay. a consultant on envtroomort* and
orgarralonal change w« gtve a lecture and show
a aim tonight at 8 In Room 107. Lawrence HaM
MMCELLANEOUa
Audtona tor the winter lean eonoert band w* b*
held today. Tuesday and Wadhasday The band »
open to al University wind and percueaton podor
mar*
Anyone inn reeled should contact Gerald Poe at
688-3782 or atop by Room 78 In th* School of
Music
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Now at
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1410 Orchard
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