Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 10, 1990, Page 14, Image 13

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    Community
Dinner, auction will benefit women's shelter
By Pat Malaih
Emerald Reporter
Dinner, an auction and .1 chance to own an lBlh <entur\
"tainting couch are opportunities available to people who at
tend the U'omenspac e shelter's second annual fund-raising out
lion
Ihe program provides shelter, counseling and referral ser
vii es for women who are vir tuns of domcstii violeru e
We provided inunedi.ite shelter for 522 women and 1 hil
dren last sear." said Theresa Hanks the shelter's treasurer We
had t,lM women take part in our support groups and we gave
i ounseling and referrals over the phone to I 'Ut. women
Women are ai < epted by the shelter usually based on the
amount of present danger tliev are in and on whether they have
iinv other resourr es that thi s r an turn to. said Ablne Smith, as
sistanl shelter direi lor The average stas for women and 1 hildren
that 1 nine to the shelter is about 14 davs slie said
The sheltei also maintains five apartments for women who
need time to make the transition into the i (immunity The transi
lion apartments are rented by women who are allowed to pa\ on
.1 sliding si ale depending on their resourc es
"The women need time to find a job and to save enough
mooes for the fust and last month s rent. Hanks said It also
takes some tune to find an apartment
The 1'iH‘l >K) operating budget for lire shelter is $201,000
I'iltv pert ent of tlr.it budget comes from federal, state and local
governments 12 pen.ent comes from the l niledWav. .to peri ent
t nines from individual t ontributions (rut hiding the am lion) and
H peri ent i nines from room and board paid by the residents
It.inks said she hopes to raise $20,000 at Saturday s am turn
"Kvcn il we real h our goal of $20,000. we will still be operating
under a budget defii it of $10.000 for the fiscal year ending June
to 1000
The auction is estremeU important to the continued opera
lion of the shelter. Smith said ' ll is about one eighth of our to
tal operating budget It is tremendoush important to us
Hanks added that last year the shelter raised $15,000 at the
am tion. but tins year’s donated merchandise eu ends last year s
"We have over 250 items this year." Hanks said
Some of the merchandise for auction Saturday includes a
new i ar. a Ifonda si outer, a mountain bike gift < ertificates to In
in! restaurants, vacations to plates like the coast and Sunriver.
main antiques and 1,000 thirty-second advertisement spots on
lot al telex ision station KK/.I
The am tion and buffet dinner will lie held at the lurgene
Hilton The doors to the "silent auction" will open at b p in and
the dinner will begin at 7 p m The am tion is si lieduler) to begin
after dinner
1 u kets for the event are $20 Advance reservations can be
made bv i ailing hav Van N'oriw ii k at -Ilia 5870
NCC_
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through the University, lie
s.iid.
The enrollment this year is
2.'t:i, an ini rease from last year
but "still a matter of concern."
Womar k said In 429 stu
dents were enrolled.
Womack's expectation is
"that a vigorous campus com
munity will continue to grow."
Until about IS years ago.
NCC drew about HO percent of
its student body from congrega
tions that had historically sup
ported the college. Now the
number from these congrega
tions is down to about -40 per
cent. w ith the rest belonging to
denominations "across the
board.” Womack said
"Wo see ourselves as a col
lege that welcomes students
from a variety of churches," he
said.
In addition, a goal is to in
crease recruitment of interna
tional students, Womack said
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