Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 27, 1981, Page 2, Image 2

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Biology major
Alden recipient
Susan Beebe, a senior
biology major, is the first
recipient of the Mary Alden
Memorial scholarship.
The $500 scholarship honors
the late Mary Alden, a 1930
alumna who worked for many
years as a medical technologist
in Washington state. It was es
tablished and is funded by her
family and friends through the
University Foundation.
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HEART THROBS
20 words for $1.50 if placed by 1 pm
Feb. 12 at the ODE office (300 EMU),
UO Bookstore, EMU Main Desk.
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JANET:
Your hair, your lips, your dreamy eyes
Such beauty fashion can't disguise
And on your thighs I'd love to dine
Won't you be my Valentine?
CIA
Throbs from the
LIL UPTURN:
Like the wind through the trees
Your love makes me shake
But everytime I tell you so
Your head begins to ache
Past:
LISA:
Roses are blue.
Violet are red
My back is cramped,
Fix your bed.
Love, JOHN
PHILBERT: Why don't we get together this
Valentine's Day and aim your arrow for my
target Hopelessly in love with you
PEANUT
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How bout some hot sauce on a cold winter
night?
SUE
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Friday, except during exam week and vacations, by the Oregon
Daily Emerald Publishing Co at the University ot Oregon.
Eugene. Oregon, 97403
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University with offices on the third floor of the Erb Memorial
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Disabled get tax break
Handicapped individuals,
taxpayers with disabled depen
dents and businesses employ
ing the handicapped can obtain
special tax information from the
Lane County Direction Service
(LCDS) on deductions for
special equipment, medical and
school expenses, and other
related costs.
The tax information is de
signed to help the handicapped
and their employers save
through special deductions, ex
emptions and credits, LCDS
University director Richard
Zeller says.
“We have information on
such things as deductions for
special phones for the deaf,
guide dogs for the blind or deaf,
motorized wheelchairs, therapy
services and even hand con
trols in a car,” Zeller says.
The tax service is one of many
offered by LCDS, a free referral
service that provides individuals
who have physical, mental,
emotional or learning problems
with information so they can
become as independent as
possible.
briefs
SPEAKERS
Reed Martin, one of the nation’s foremost
authorities on law as it affects the field of
education, will speak on "Legal Issues in
Special Education" today at 3:45 p m. in
Room 250 Clinical Services Building. The
Lane County chapter of the Council for
Exceptional Children is sponsoring the talk
MEETINGS
The Friends of the Library will meet to
night at 7:30 p m. in the Oregon Special
Collections reading room. Room 206. Curtis
Simic, vice president for public services, and
Douglas Wilson, University Foundation ex
ecutive director, will present a talk on the
role of volunteer support groups at the
University Refreshments will be served For
more information, call 686-3056
Greenpeace is holding a volunteer meet
ing tonight at 7:30 p.m upstairs in the
Eugene Public Library. A slide show on
harbour seals and a film on harp seals will be
shown For more information call 687-8121
Alpha Kappa Pal Professional Business
Fraternity will hold a general meeting tonight
at 6 p.m. in Room 336 Gilbert Hall. All
interested students of business and econ
omics are welcome to attend.
NOTICES
Two labor history Aims, Union Maids and
Loose Bolts will be shown Wednesday night
at 7:30 p.m. in Harris Hall. 8th Ave. and Oak
St. Union Maids tells the story of the birth of
the CIO in interviews with three women who
were there Loose Bolts reveals the poor
working conditions in auto plants, in the
words of workers. The films are sponsored
by Eugene-Springfield IWW.
The Rotary Foundation is awarding
scholarships for a year of study abroad for
academic year 1982-83. Information and
applications are available at the Eugene
Rotary Club office, Room 205 Eugene
Quality Inn, from 9 a m to 11 a m weekdays
Five categories are available: graduate,
undergraduate, technical training, teachers
of the handicapped, and journalism. Five
candidates may be selected from Rotary
District 511, which includes 42 clubs in
southern Oregon and northern California
Deadline for submitting applications to the
Eugene Rotary Club is March 1.
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• Onion Rolls
• Light & Dark Rye
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from a variety of meats and
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