Behave yourself Friday!
Toy guns and “assassin” or “killer”
games will not be welcome on campus during
vice-presidential candidate Geraldine Fer
raro’s visit Friday, and any evidence of either
could result in serious consequences for per
sons involved.
Those admonitions come from a Secret
Service agent and a Eugene police officer, who
observed students playing a game with toy
guns in the EMU at about 2:30 p.m. Wednes
day, during a Secret Service advance tour of
the campus.
“Things happen real quick and (the Secret
Service) takes this real seriously with someone
this important.” said Sgt. Chuck Tilloy of the
Eugene Police Department, referring to the
danger of a gun-toting person being subdued
or possibly even shot.
Special Agent Thomas Blecha of the
, Secret Service’s Portland office warned of
possible serious injury” to persons carrying
weapons or objects resembling weapons dur
ing Ferraro’s visit.
“Our agents may not be familiar with the
“assassin” or “killer” games, and if students
are playing the game when Ferraro is around
there could be problems,” he said. “We don’t
want a student to get hurt.”
Ferraro is scheduled to speak at noon Fri
day on the EMU east lawn.
Two Northwestern University students
who were playing “killer” on the Evanston,
111. campus were mistaken for gunmen by
police officers earlier this month. According to
the school’s newspaper, the students were
ordered at gunpoint to drop their toy weapons
and assume positions normally assumed by
criminal suspects.
Fly the skies in a Marine fighter plane
Male students interested in
aviation' will have the oppor
tunity to fly . Marine fighter
planes and learn a little about
the organization’s aviation pro
gram today and Friday.
Marine fighter pilots will be
at Mahldn Sweet Airport at 9:30
a.m. to take interested students
up for a flight.
• “This is just a way for
- students who .3re interesjed in'
aviation to get their feet off the
. ground and actually fly a
plane,.’*, says Capt. B.J.
Toynbee, the chief recruiter for
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the Marines. “We also want to
give participants a chance to
pick our brains and ask ques
tions about our program.”
"We did this last year and
had a large group of men who
went up. It’s a good chance for
those who have been interested
in the program to find out more
about it,” Toynbee adds.
There.is no charge to par
ticipants.. and ' absolutely *no
commitment to join, he says.
Transportation to the airport
will be provided.
, Interested students should
call (collect) the Marine recruit
ment center in Corvallis at
757-4801.- Those who are
unable to reach the center can
.show up at Eugene Flight Ser
vices'behind the. Flight
Technology Center at 9:30 a.m.
today and Friday.
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• BALLOONS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE
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• CONTRIBUTORS ARE ELIGIBLE IN RAFFLE
FOR PRIZES DONATED BY:
• Eugene Flower Home
• Domino's Pizza
• The Beanery
• Old Town Pizza
• Prince Puckler's
• Rennie's
• U.O. Athletic Department
• Robinson Theater
• Baskin-Robbins
• Brass Rail
• Tino's
• Kinko's
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• No sales during consignment
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• Mount loose bindings on block
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Thurs, Oct. 25th Consignment Only: 9am to 9pm
Fri, Oct. 26th Consignment: 9am to 6pm sales:
6pm to 9pm
Sat, Oct. 27th Sales: 9am to 6pm
Sun, Oct. 28th Pick Up Unsold Equipment: 9 am
to 7pm
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