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Commission seeks input
The Lane County Commiss
sioners are looking for county
residents interested in serving
on the Metropolitan Area Plan
ning Advisory Committee
(MAPAC), a citizen's advisory
committee
The purpose of the MAPAC is
to review and re-evaluate the
metropolitan plan, provide ci
tizen participation for other
plans affecting the metropolitan
area, review and comment on
other matters of possible
regional significance.
There is currently one
vacancy on the committee to be
filled by a Lane County resident.
This committee meets on a
monthly basis in Eugene. Per
sons interested in serving on the
committee are encouraged to
submit an application to the
Lane County Community Rela
tions Divion by Aug. 13.
Application forms will be mailed
upon request by calling
687-4210.
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879 E. 13th Ave.
343-2832
Hours
Mon thru Fri
11 am-10 pm
Sat 5-11 pm
Sun 5-10 pm
TURN YOUR ROOKS INTO CASH!
BOOK BUYBACK STARTS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6 AND
ENDS FRIDAY, AUGUST 8.
Our Buyback Policy:
1. You get half-price—
if a faculty member has ordered the book for the next quarter
However, at times we have more books for a class than
needed and we will not buy these books at the half price
2. You get Dealer prices—
for those texts not needed on this campus We'll pay the price
offered by book dealers, which is based on the need for the
book in the national market
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BOOKSTORE
13th & Kincaid 686-4331
Open: Mon-Fri 8:15-5:30
3. We do not accept—
old editions, spiral-bound books, programmed texts, certain
inexpensive paperbacks, workbooks, most consignment
material, and extensively cribbed or damaged books They
are of no value to us or the used book dealers We purchase
such books only at our option
When to sell your books—
The buyback counter, located upstairs, is open during regular
business hours It's not necessary to wait for a specific buying
period to resell your books However, the best service can be
had during the above time period because we have arranged
with the wholesale book company to have their buyers at the
Bookstore on these dates
daily emerald
The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Tuesday and
Thursday throughout Summer Term, except during exam weeks
and vacations, by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co., at
the University of Oregon, Eugene. Oregon 97403
The Oregon Daily Emerald operates independently of the
University with offices on the third floor of the Erb Memorial
Union and is a member of the Associated Press
News and Editorial
Display Advertising and Business
Classified Advertising
Production
686-5511
686-3712
686-4343
686-4381
Editor
Managing/State Systems Editor
Ken Sands
Sally Hodgkinson
News/Departments & Schools Editor
Associate News Editor
Photo editor
Editorial Page Editor
Sports/Community Editor
State Politics/ASUO Editor
Local Politics Editor
Environment Editor
Night Editor
General Staff
Librarian
Classified Advertising
Production Manager
Advertising Manager
Controller
Glenn Boettcher
Yvonne Beasley
Dennis Tachibana
Mark Matassa
Tamara Swenson
Rich Bruer
Mike Rust
Leslie Farris
Mark Matassa
Jim Wechsler
Sally Oljar
Sandra McMullen
Darlene Gore
Jean Ownbey
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Goodwill slates acre yard sale
Lane County -Goodwill will
clean out its closets this week
with the annual One Acre Yard
Sale. The sale will be held
August 9 at 3885 Elmira Road
from 7 a m. to 1 p.m.
Director of Operations for
Goodwill Industries of Lane
County, Ken Sturdevant, ex
plained that the main purpose of
the sale is to relieve Goodwill of
surplus items and to make the
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annual building clean-up easier.
Income from the sale will sup
port Goodwill programs for the
handicapped.
Sturdevant went on to say,
"Last year Goodwill’s Yard Sale
resulted in sales of $7000. Over
2000 persons attended our sale
and at least 800 found a needed
item to buy."
Major sale items will include
antiques, yard and shop tools,
TV’s, camping equipment,
books, appliances, clothing,
lumber, furniture, a small
camper, piano, and “just about
everything you would find at a
Goodwill store.”
Dealers, families and “‘win
dow shoppers” are all welcome
to attend the One Acre Yard
Sale. Morning refreshments will
be sold and delivery service will
be available.
Switchboard seeks help
The Eugene Switchboard,
Lane County’s oldest informa
tion and referral service, will
begin its next volunteer training
program, Wednesday, August
13.
Volunteers at Switchboard
assist all kinds of people with a
wide range of needs, and help
them connect with organiza
tions, agencies and other re
sources in Lane County.
In addition to putting people
in touch with social services,
volunteers help people find
housing, lost pets, rides to all
areas of the country, jobs, and
information on local events. The
volunteer training program is
designed to enhance each per
son’s problem-solving and
communications skills, while
acquainting them with local
problems and services.
Volunteers have enabled
Switchboard to remain a func
tioning, growing enity for the
last ten years. If you’d like to get
involved, call Wade Powell or
Mary Keenan at 686-8453.
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