Oregon daily emerald., January 05, 1982, Page 12, Image 12

Craft Center
CRAFT CENTER
WORKSHOPS
OFFERED IN:
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Ceramics, Woodworking, Stained Glass. Bookbinding,
Basketry, Weaving, Sewing, Batik, Jewelry, Calligraphy, B &
W Photography, Color Photography, Watercolor, Origami,
Bike Repair, Children's Classes and more!
REGISTRATION
For U of O students, staff, faculty and their spouses
registration begins:
Tuesday, Jan 12, Noon to 4 p.m EMU Forum Room (Room
93), 4:30 p.m to 9:30 pm EMU Craft Center (Suite
69) Continues during craft center hours until each
workshop is either filled or meets for the first time
Registration Opens for all interested persons:
Thursday, Jan 14, 9:30 a m to 6 p.m EMU Craft Center
CRAFT CENTER WINTER HOURS
Monday through Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday, 12:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Call 686-4361 for Information
CO-ED COOPERATIVE HOUSING
Students Cooperative Association has rooms available
in both Campbell Club and Janet Smith Co-op We are
a Non-discrimmatory. member-owned and managed
organization with 70 members. Our houses are next to
campus, have fireplaces, laundry facilities and study
areas Vegetarian and traditional tastes satisfied A
homey alternative to Dorms. Quads and Greeks
Just S500 for Winter term S450 for Spring
Includes all room and board & utilities
CALL 686-5190 ask for Al or John Or Margret at
686-4261.
We are a member of Nasco
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Photo by Bob Baker
This car, parked on 15th Street between Alder and Hilyard streets was given a squeeze Monday at
about 4 a m as a tree fell under the weight of its snow-piled branches Many trees toppled Monday due
to winds and snow, including more than five on campus
University readies beds, food
iust in case staff needs to stay
The snow brought more than white flakes to
those involved in registering University students
The snow also brought slick roads and sloppy
weather, causing some problems in staffing
McArthur Court for the two-day winter term
registration
In order to ensure registration would contin
ue through Tuesday and that University staff
would nof be required to travel in dangerous
weather conditions, Muriel Jackson, the pre
sident's administrative assistant, put a "contin
gency plan" into effect in case of more snow
"If there are difficulties," Jackson said we
have lined up 100 sleeping spaces in the dorms
and 30 spaces in the student health center
"It's mostly a here's a blanket, there's a
chair arrangement," she added
There also were arrangements for feeding
employees both dinner Monday night and break
fast Tuesday morning, if the need arose. Jackson
said
"If we were to get a dump like last night,
before this evening, we ll enact the plan," she
said Monday
"There is also a clause in the classified staff
contracts about dangerous weather conditions so
that we may excuse employees early with pay,"
Jackson said
Jackson confirmed late Monday afternoon
that the plan probably wouldn't happen "
ON CAMPUS HOUSING !
the WAY INN
Student House-First Baptist Church*
Student living in a strategic location
The Way Inn is a men’s Christum co-op at 1332
Kincaid, directly across from CONDON on campus. A
spacious four floors allow for a combination of private
rooming and public; use for Bible studies and
fellowship
For more information call 345-6777 (345-0341) or come
on by. Ask for Fd Mach
*You need not be Baptist