CELEBRATE
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writer toss will begin Teams
o! .1 secretary and boss w,l!
compete for prizes by throw
ing .t dilapidated typewriter
.is f.ir ,is possible.
Following the typewriter
toss, thereWill he two'other
fun matches, including .in
obstacle course and time tri
al. played by teams of wait
ers and waitresses as tires
exhibit their professional
skills and pride, and a Buck
et Brigade competition,
where teams compote to be
lirst to complete emptying
and tilling a water tank
Another promising game
to catch will be the special
tilar Lggloft rocket launch
Participants will be required
to build a rockets to carry an
egg. Participants are entitled
to three launches, whereby
only eggs that are safely
landed will be judged fudg
ing will he based on altitude
real lied and the design til
tin r i! i k c i T ii • ■ : igg I (i!!
!.lunch will take plat e in
Amazon l’<irk ,ii the pool
parking !u! at 12 10 p m
Art exhibitions offer up
priH dative celebrants a tun
templative moment from the
glee of games and dances
During the celebration, the
Mayor’s Art Slum . a pr< sti
pious juried exhibit of Lane
Count) artists, will be on
display until Oct 11 at the
Hull Center
There will also lie an exhi
bition on-local architecture
projects bv the American In
stitute ol Architet ts Displm
during tin; weekend celebra
tion. This exhibition will be
held in Eugene Conference
Center, adjacent to the Hil
ton
Kegistration form's for the
athletic events and further
information about the Eu
gene Celebration is available
at its summer office. ;tT> W
Eighth Avenue The tele
phone number is t»H7-52-15
YMCA
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workshops
The Eugeni; facility regularly
updates the lucilitv and equip
ment to (.ompensate tor the
growth rate in the fitness Indus
trv For instance, the latest aer
otiii programs involving step
and bench workouts tiave re
t enth been added
Kelley said the organization's
mission is "to provide Chris
tian programming to develop
an individual's total body,
mind and spirit." Although the
organization's philosophy is
based on Christian ideals, (tie
YMCA embraces all religions
All programs place emphasis
on the mind, spirit and both
the three components symbol
ized in the YM( A s triangh
logo
In the pursuit ol meeting the
YMCA mission statement, the
YMCA encompasses all realms
of health and wellness. A pro
gram lor the developmental!)
disabled has been del ised to
provide therapy aid to the r>() to
7T> members who use wheel
t hairs
Non-fitness classes such as
an arthritis support group, an
after-school child care program
and i amp opportunities lor
high school students, nre also
ottered (or YMI'A members
A "Volunteer Connection" is
.iv.iihible to hcdp community
members use skills to help
those in need, ,ind a "Creutive
Cnemployment" program ot
fers the unemployed access to
the VM( A to improve health
while providing counseling tor
luh opportunities The YM< A
also operates the Voluntary At
turn Center, a clearinghouse for
volunteers and volunteer or
gani/.ations
The YMl A also offers a na
lionul program lor members
that allows participants to visit
YMl A facilities across the na
lion The 'AWAY program
stands lor ' Always Welcome
At the Y " For students who
pun base twelve-month mem
berships and return home tor
the summer, their hugene
Y MCA membership allows
them to visit the local Y MCA in
their home town without .1 lee
Volunteers are an integral
part ot the non-profit, chari
(able organization Although
membership dues and dona
tions support the facility, addi
tional funds are needed each
year to provide scholarships
and financial aid to low-income
families and members in need
of aid
GIFTED TEACHING!
DYNAMIC WORSHIP!
SMALL CARE GROUPS!
COLLEGE/SINGLES
MINISTRY!
• Sunday Morning
and Evening
Services
* Wednesday
Evening Service
Hope you had a
great summer!
This school year
share a great
time with us!
I
For information concerning service and or
activity schedules, please call Gary Clark
at the Eugene Christian Fellowship offices,
phone #344-3380.
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Welcome Back Barbeque
Thursday, September 19th
5:30 pm
Wesley Center • 1236 Kincaid
346-4694
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
1390 Pearl Street, Kugene 344-3524
Sunday Sorvio**
Sunday School for younj; pt-oplo
through 19 yours of hj[«*
YVodnosday Kvnun); Mooting
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10:00 A.M.
10:00 A.M.
7:.'i0 I' M.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM
812 Olive Street, Kugene .'M l ti.’M 1
Open daily except Sundays and holidays
Mon-Thurs 8:30-5, Kri 8:30 8, Sat 10 1
Weekly Bible I-esson videotape for viewing,
also marked books for reading.
Free lending library for books and tapes
Available to read or purchase:
• Authorized Christian Science hooks and literature
• Bibles, concordances, reference books
• The Christian Science Monitor daily newspaper.
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ON CAMPUS
Christian Science Organization meets weekly.
Contact KMl’ scheduling office for information
The Christian Science Monitor daily newspaper is sold in the
Campus Book Store
Free ('hrist lan Science literature available at Krb
Memorial Union, 13th Street entrance and mam lobby
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