Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, July 12, 1990, Page 4, Image 4

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University
University alumna killed in crash
Nam \ Parker. .in KMl' employee and l ’diver
sity graduate died Mond.n in a plane t rash
while participating in an Alabama < amp that
taught piloting skills to underprivileged teen
agers She was 40
Parker, who earned a ba< lielor of arts degree
from the 1 diversity in Pl7t> in political si lence,
had also attended graduate si hool W hile an un
dergraduate. she worked in the KMC's food ser
v ii e facilities and was a janitor working week
ends in the KMl' up until she left for Alabama for
the summer
After taking classes at 1-ane Community Col
lege's flight si hool Parker completed her pilot
training at Mi kenzie Hying Serv e e in 1'IHH She
bei .uni1 a flight instrui tor there shortly after
wards
In the summers of 1P8H and l'lft1) Parker a
lilai k woman, was an instrui tor at the Negro Air
men International Summer flight Academy in
Tuskegee. \la .1 flight program for blai k teen
agers who .ire seniors in high si hooi.
The i rash occurred on the first day of this
year's session, right after takeoff Parker's passen
ger, a young male student, was slightly injured
The I AA is investigating the cause of the aci i
dent
"She'll he mill h missed." said Adel! Mi Mil
Ian. KMl' director "She was a well known, well
liked member of our staff She was a real individ
ual.' '
lanet Malones , office manager at McKenzie
f lying Servii e. said Parker was an excellent pilot
and instrui tor know n for her professional flying
as well as tor her rapport w ith her flight students
"When the kids left they were more friends
than former students." Maloney said
Parker s funeral will he held in her native
Chicago Plans lor a memorial service in Hugene
w ill he annoum ed Monday
Plant engineer dies of heart attack
( Jill l liii \ .1 l’h\ sitial I’lant
engineei vvlitj developed main
nl thr I imcrsilv s energy sav
ing systems died Monday til a
In art altar k I le ys as let
I lai y was instiumi'tital in ill*
y eloping a hc.it return system
in Klamath and Ihiestis halls,
which will llltilliateh save the
t 'Diversity more I hall SI mil
lion in healing i osts over the
lifetime ut the buildings said
Inn lohnstini. the plant \ cnei
g\ managet and Many's assis
taut
In addition to being dedtcat
ed In di>( riMsiiijj the I 'niversi
t\ s energv consumption. 1 dm \
was well liked and respected
b\ those who worked w ilh him
(ohnslun said
' ( Id! helper! us grim .is m
workers, he said “ I le encour
aped and supported his suhor
dinates
I lat \ worked lo pel federal
funds to begin the energ\ sat
ing work on the campus build
mgs w bn h the 1 'niversilx re
i elled III Htflli
l lai \ s work also earned Inin
tin* St.lit* of Oregon (Inventor s
Knergv Award in 1‘IHH lie was
working on improving the
methods for supplying (.hilled
u.itet to I'nixeis11\ buildings
when he died
I le is sun ix ed In Ins \\ ife
Kusemarx of Kugene. his
daughter l.eslie Nix of O.ik
land, Ore and his mothei Kditll
ill San Pedro, l laid ,\ graveside
sen lee for flat X xx ill he held
I i ni.i\ morning at 1(1 a m at
Rest Maxell Memorial Park,
fifth Willamette St
Psychology peer advising office now open
I hi* psvi hologv |)i*t*r iidvisini* olfii.r is open
summi'i term Moml.n through I'huistia\ 't ttl
,i m In 1 ill p m in Room 1 -111 Sir,mh
Et als
W«*slr\ ( entei I'riurr .mil Meditation (>ath
rring v\ 111 In held Frid.ix it H m .i m .it lie- Wes
lex ( enlei 1 J Iti Kllicdlil
Deudlim' for submitting Id ,ils In the l.mei.ild
hunt desk I Ml Slide .100. is noon thr du\ before
publit .ition I t .)/■. run thr dnv nt thr event unit'ss
thr ei'ent t.ikes film r before noun
Xt dices o i ei enf.s with .f donution nr etlmis
sum i li.irge will lint be .it t opted ('.t lupus events
mid those schetluled nemosl thr publii •ition ihitr
w ill hr mM‘ii pnnrits The Kmeralci reserves the
right to edit notices tnr grammar mid style
Summer is finally here!
Get ready for the Outdoors
• Sunscreens
• Poison Oak Remedies
• Allergy Remedies that work
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• Natural Insect Repellants
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• Crystal Deodorant Stones - composed of
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bacteria better than any other deodorant
Guaranteed to last one year.
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24th & Hilyard Open Daily 8am-11pm 343-9142
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• Hats - caps, straw, Western, brims, sunhats
• Shorts - bright, exotic patterns
• Swimsuits - soft fabrics, tio-dyed & in bright
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• Lightweight Clothes - Including CHI Pants,
Non-Sweat Pants, Drawstring pants
• Bionaire Air Ionizers - filters out smoke,
dirt, dust, etc
Sundance Mercantile
2441Hilyard Open Dally 10am-6pm 344-0450
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Resumes
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