Eugene set to honor
preserved buildings
Eugene's historic downtown buildings will be the focus of a
city celebration of Natural Historic Preservation Week begin
ning Sunday.
Volunteers from the city planning staff, the Junior League
and the historic review board will distribute brochures for self
guided walking tours of 13 historic buildings in the central
downtown area. Tours will begin between 1 and 5 p.m. Sunday
from former Ax Billy Department Store at 10th Avenue and
Willamette Street.
“The city is trying to coordinate with the national event to
create more public awareness of history," says Pat Decker,
Eugene historic preservation officer.
Three buildings, the Ax Billy building, the McDonald
Theatre, and the Schaefers building all were placed on the Na
tional Register of Historic Landmarks within the last year.
A slide show on Eugene history will be shown every 20
minutes after the hour from 1:20 to 4:20 p.m. in the Ax Billy store.
Members of the city’s Junior League, dressed in turn-of-the
century costumes, will show the slides.
An exhibit of historic preservation activities will be on
display at the Lane County Museum next week from Wednesday
through Saturday. The museum, located at 740 W. 13th St., is
open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
New election held — with same result I
Karin Keutzer defeated Bruce Carey 50-14
to win a special election held Tuesday and
Wednesday for the Student University Affairs
Board telecommunic at ion/speech/theatre
position.
Paul Rudinsky, ASUO executive vice presi
dent and elections director, invalidated
Keutzer’s 384-358 general election victory
about two weeks ago because just 598
students are enrolled in the departments.
Poll workers used a computer-printout
sheet to double check eligible voters at the
Villard Hall voting booth. Fewer students, 64,
voted in the special election than the 166
students who voted in the primary elections
about three weeks ago.
The ASUO Elections Court allowed Carey
to put up just one poster during the special
election campaign because he violated an elec
tion rule prohibiting candidates from placing
more than one poster on a bulletin board.
Keutzer replaces incumbent David Bauer,
who was eliminated from the race in the
primary election. The special election con
cludes the ASUO elections.
Dorm residents can pre-register for 1983-84
Current dormitory residents
will get a chance to reserve a
room for the 1983-84 academic
year during a pre-registration
period next week, say Univer
sity housing office officials.
Marge Ramey, assistant
housing director, says
students may choose from the
remaining dormitory rooms
available for next year. The
housing office will accept
reservations on Tuesday and
Wednesday from those who
now reside in a dormitory.
Earlier this week, current
residents were given a chance
to reserve their same rooms
for next year.
Dormitory residents will pay
the same rates for single and
multiple rooms next year as
they did this year, Ramey says.
A single dormitory room costs
$2762 and a multiple room
costs $2127. A single Universi
ty Inn room costs $3587.
Slide show focuses on hunger
A documentary slide show entitled “Hunger in Lane Coun
ty” will be shown at 4 p.m. Friday in the Koinonia Center library.
Donna Getch of Lane County Clients’ Council will present
the free show, sponsored by Bread for the World, a hunger ac
tion group.
The Lane County Clients’ Council is a low-income people’s
lobbying group, says Amy Clark, a Bread for the World member.
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