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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1987)
★ COPIES* Krazy Kata Try U*1 8*4 East 13th st. Health Yourself ’87 Crisis Prevention Conference Saturday, January 17, EMU “The Doctor Within” by Dr. Irving Oyle conference speaker Family physician for 30 years — Associate Clinic Professor of Public Health — Stand-up comic — Director of the Transformational Learning Center — Author of four books, the most recent being “The New American Medicine Show." And 18 workshops to help you deal with the stress on your life. Your ticket to the conference is the conference packet which can he purchased for $10 at the U of 0 Bookstore. One (1) unit of credit can he earned by enrolling for CPsy at the Department of Counseling Psychology, 17M Alder, by January lb. In t/u- < M'i' (‘enter inul th< IXIUi\k ( jiunvlmc ( enter | Coupons in the Emerald save you money. | I Check every page, every day. It pays. * ^ JjJjpggg Continued from Page 1 posals but did declare his goals. “We will build an economy that is a magnet for opportunity and an economy that attracts suc cess. We will stake Oregon’s claim to business profitability, and we will assert the manifold comparative advantages of all of Oregon.” Goldschmidt expects to be measured by how well he fulfills his pledge “that the Oregon we leave our children will be enhanced and enriched and in no way diminished by the decisions we make and the work we do,” he said. Introducing Goldschmidt, Sen. President John Kit/haber asserted his confidence in the new governor. "In Neil Goldschmidt we’ve been given a new governor who typifies the Oregon spirit: innovative, in telligent. and above all else, determined to make Oregon a better place." he said. In her address. House Speaker Vera Katz claimed several people have asked her. "Aren’t you excited about the new governor?” As a result of Goldschmidt's win, "Few have not felt it — that palpable sense of excitement in the air that animates so many of our conver sations. that spark of communi ty and common purpose that has stirred in our soul before." Katz said. Several audience members laughed appreciatively as Goldschmidt hitched up his pants in preparation for taking the oath. Goldschmidt joined in the ruckus with a whoop of his own after making his pledges. The newly -crowned Goldschmidt descended the rostrum in a musical proces sion. His family joined him in a reception line where he greeted his citizens and signed autographs. Goldschmidt also hosted a public reception in the capitol Monday evening. The 64th legislative assembly was also sworn in early Monday. Picket Continued from Pane 1 bought out the stores, the owners failed to continue the union contract held with Chuck McKay, the previous owner. Shortly thereafter, the union hired people to walk a picket line in front of the stores. “The goal is to make customers aware that this is a non-union store and hopefully get them to not shop here.” Wallace said. ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ TWO DAYS ONLY! BTRRTRBC BLOOPERS ^^QSHOW Will SHOW* 0*1 T A RARE COLLECTION OF UNRELEASEO OlfT-TAKES FROM FAMOUS T V SHOWS WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY JAN. 14-15 177 LAWRENCE 7 pm and 9 pm EACH NIGHT Adm. $4 with tlofO I.D. $5 all others Limited good sooting — Come early Mo children please ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ it ft -tr ☆ ☆ ☆ CAMPUS SHOE SALE A SPECIAL GROUP OF ALL OCCASION SHOES FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK OF FINE SHOES, NOW SALE PRICED' IN CLUDES SHOES BY NICKELS, 9 WEST, BASS, JAZZ, SBIC CA, CONCORDIA, MAINEWOODS, PEOPLE MOVERS LIZ CLAIBORNE, SPORTO, ROCKPORT, GLORIA VANDERBILT AND LAMBERTO. CHOOSE FROM A WIDE SELECTION OF STYLES AND COLORS. SALE 10.99 19.99 ORIG. 17.00 36.00-39.00 SALE 29.99 39.99 ORIG. 40.00-50.00 58.00-70.00 SPORTO FASHION WEATHER BOOTS I 9.99 orig. 26.00-70.00 BRAZIL FASHION BOOT 20.90 ORIG. 75.00 MAINE WOODS FASHION BOOTS 49.99 orig. 59.oo-62.oo Store manager Rich Dahl said the store is not in the union because the employees have continually voted against union representation. “It’s not a case of employees calling up the union demanding that the store be unionized. No one has complained at all.” he said. “We have higher salaries, the same benefits, and Food Value offers profit sharing, which employees of other stores do not have. "Plus, we don’t have to pay $24 monthly union dues,” he added. Wallace believes the picket is doing some good, but he’s not sure how much. He noticed that until August, there was a steady drop in customers and an in crease in people who had left the store because it is non union. That number wasn’t Turn to Picket, Page 5 Walk 3 Blocks & SAVE $100 See Page 3 EMU Ground Floor 683-7355 Mon. • Fri. 8:30 • 8:00pm 519 E. 13th 485-1940 X£
