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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1981)
BLOOM COUNTY lij' Bcrke Breathed vyHSHWGrtW P C *s ouRmcHaxxs m im for an mnurmr cm • \ fl DHiHEAPm «T7Hf minnevse • OWCK'TP RDNWtP'5 pua ONPiaiNT HUMhl HlBiWs / 1*^X1 Fund on -ip'rohaip^ toygo Tmmt wf 1 we ckcam of CAjrnu 1 ruop Ae 19 W6^ ISrrvfrrwffiwr \ «** amt m WNOWORHAVC you evw Been a CARP-CARRYING FLU VACCINATION Vaccinations for influenza will be given at the University Student Health Center every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:00 to 9:00 a m., beginning on October 21st and continuing until the end of fall term Students may receive the vaccine at a cost of $2 50 per injection Faculty and staff are charged $3 50 per injection Persons who have never received flu vaccine and who are under the age of 28 years need two injections of vaccine four week apart Persons over the age of 28 need only one injection If persons received one injection of the 1978-79, 1979-80 or 1980-81 vaccine, they would need only one injection this year Annual flu immunizations are especially advised for people with an increased risk of complications from lower respiratory tract infections, including (1) Persons 65 years old and older (2) Persons of any age over five months with any of the following heart disease, compromised lung functions, chronic kidney disease diabetes chronic severe anemia and conditions which compromise immune mechanisms For more information call the Student Health Center at 686-4441 o o ft Next 12 days will be better than Christmas! Hold on to your stockin'' caps because tor the 12 days after Thanksgiving, you can be a part of Wendt ’s big 12th Anniversary Special! All local Eugene-Springfield Wendy’s are rolling back their price to: •Cheese extra Get in the holiday spirit. Treat the family to a hot-n-juicy meal at an old fashioned price. Not valid with any other offer. Offer ends: December H. I lW I. AINT NO REASON TO GO ANYPLACE ELSE. daily1 emerald The Oreoor Deny Emerald a published Monday through Friday except Outing finer* wee* end vacations by the Oregon Deity Emerald Publishing Co at the University of Oregon Eugene Oregon 97403 111 *>712 Editor Managing Editor News Editor Assistant News Editor Photo Editor 1 Sally Hodgkinson Gabriel Boehmer Marry Esieve John Nealy Bob Baker Graphics Editor Editorial Page Editor Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor Entertainment Editor AaeecMa EdHors ASUO Community Departments and Schools Higher Education Features Politics / Envtronmen t Night Editor General Staff Classified Advertising Production Manager Advertising Director Controller Man DeRungs Cort Fernald Steve Span Jett Dickerson Matt Meyer Dane Claussen Marian Green Debbie Hovrtett Ann Portal Caroline Petnch Ron Hunt Harry E Steve Sally Ofjar Ann Peterson Darlene Gore Jean Ownbey ...et al Athletes win awards A Corvallis woman and a Eugene man are the first two recipients of Matthew P. Deady Presidential awards from the University. Leann Warren and Alberto Salazar were picked for the recently inaugurated award program because, in the words of the citation accompanying the award, “through your ex traordinary achievements you bring honor to yourself, to your state and to the Universi ty of Oregon.” Warren, who led the Oregon women to a second-place finish at the NCAA cross country championship meet in late November, is expected to receive the award Dec. 9 dur ing halftime of the Oregon Athletes in Action basketball game at McArthur Court. Salazar, a world-record holder in the marathon, received his framed award cer tificate during halftime of the Oregon-Oregon State “civil war’’ football game Nov. 21 at Autzen Stadium. briefs MEETINGS TV (»•> Mm'i Rap and Support (.ro«ip will meet today at 7 p.m. in Room ! 12. EMU For morr information, contact UP A at 6W> )M0 TV Aarrtom Adtrmim« Federal too will meet today at 4 p m in Room Wl-A. Allen Mall All member* muit attend, pro*pcctive members are welcome TV ietVnn ( oming-Ovt Support (*roup will meet today at 7 p.m in Room 10#. EMU. SPEAKERS Modem Japanese archttrcturr durum IV post war yean will be the subject of a slide illuttrated lecture today at 7:|0 p m in Room 107. lamrence Mall Hiroshi Watanabe. Japanese architect and critic, will talk about recent development* in Japanese architecture "Holtda* Fating aad How to Survive It” will be the topic of a discussion and food sampling today at H) pm in the auditorium of Sacred Heart Cieneral Hospital. 1200 Alder St I>r Julius Hessei. general surgeon. will discus* how he shifted to a low fat diet without taking the joy out of cooking and eating Norma Bennett, registered dietician at Sacred Heart, will address ways to reduce the vaioru impact of typical hoiidav menu*, and will offer tip* on how to become more calorie con sciou* For more information, call 6#6-AJR!W« "Portland * Parade of Paasivr Solar Flomet o the topic of a lecture Wednesday by Portland a/ chitect Bill ( hurch The presentation, par* of the Eighth Annual Solar Seminar Senes, will be of fered at 12:30 p.m in the EMI (room to be potted) Sponsored b\ the University Solar C enter and (he Willamette Valley Solar Irtergy Attocia lion. For further information, contact 6** EXHIim A dtspla* of National Him Hoard of l anada movie potter* it currently in the lobby of Aichltet lure and Allied Artt in Lawrence Hall The duplay of 10 2*4 panelt commemorate! the 40th anntver tarv of the film board It will continue through Fri day. In conjunction with the ditplay, a free public thowing of a tpectal 50-minute film that give* a retrotpective review of the board't important or award winning movie* will be thown today at 7.R) p.m in Room KP, Lawrence Hall HI MS tree Japanese film Shohct Imamura and Battleship*' (IW>1) will be thown today at 7 p.m in Room 177, Lawrence Hail A hard hitting humorous look at the relation* of Japanese and American soltder* during the Occupation of lapan ■( hi Wren of the Revolution* will be thown lo day at 7 p m in Room 244. Colbert Hall Presented by the "World in C mis” film tenet, the film offer* a portrayal of the effort* of the C uban government to build a national educational tyitem to thapr the "new man and woman” of the country’s emerging toe tain t society MISC LLI ANMM'S A Middk luirrn menu i* featured at a dinner loda* to bene I'll the Coalition Oppoting Rcgittra lion and the Draft The dinner will be from bV p m at the Kevttone Calc Coir ****** per person on a tltdmg teak, advance tickets available through CORD. 4*t-4*ll 1 3355 E. Amazon Dr., Eugene 342-3575 8 pm til? Tuesdays REMEMBER B’S FAMOUS HAMBURGERS Come and enjoy sporting events on our BIG SCREEN Hot Dogs
