Mayor Jolt Millar and Mayor-elect Ruth Bascom embrace as she
gives him a plaque lor his service to the community
Mayor issues farewell address
By Jacqueline Woge
! fr.v,vrl Reporter _
Mayor Jeff Miller urged the media to help edu
cate the community during his farewell State of
the City address Wednesday
Miller issued the challenge after reviewing the
successes of his last four years in office and list
ing what he believes Mayor-elect KuSh Base om
and the new ('it\ Council must remedy
"We are in challenging and exciting times."
Miller said "Unfortunately, I don't believe the
challenges we face have always been reported
adequately
"People don't know what's really at stake and
don't understand the internal workings of the
c ity,'' he said, asking the media to look beyond
the cursory reporting of c omplex events and to re
port issues more dccplv and broadly
Miller acknowledged budget limitations and
asked local media managers to recognize the im
portance of ihe- moment and fund news efforts ac
c ordmglv
Miller said the- course il still needs in address is
sues such as affordable housing, public safety, re
during the cost of city services funding a new li
brary. opening Willamette Street and improving
the Kerry Street Bridge.
Miller s;iU! Eugene could cither fund the Long
Range Plan for Public Safety now or spend even
more money Inter in property damage, lost lives
or reduced community livability
The plan would provide for preventive polic ing
against gangs, police in schools and more uniform
fire protection. Miller said
Why not do it right the first time7" he said
Miller also said the library should Ire relocated
to the former Sears building In the Eugene Mall
He said that even \f Eugene could not create its
ideal new library, it should at least huv the1 build
ing and do minimal reconstruc lion now. leaving
expansion for later.
In response to Miller's list of continuing issues.
Base otn said, "I expect our agendas would he
somewhat different "
Miller's list of community accomplishments
during the past four years inc lude expanding
Mablon Sweet Airport, launching the Interfailh
Community shelter program, elevating Eugene's
Martin Luther King Jr celebration to national
prominence and opening Olive Street
Miller also made an impromptu addition "The
Ducks under my tenure have gone to three txnvl
games."
During the address, the council also recognized
six citizens with Community Service A vs ards
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hlruciiil students, a quote was mlsaltrib
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tethnic: Youth president, said she lielievos
so< tolv is becoming more a< ( opting of hi
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Greeks bring Christmas joy to children
By Jason F Jensen
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Four-yearold Aaron Wheeler ran inln the I'i Beta Phi
house living room, nnd promptly ran out again, apparently
frightened hv the two dozen young women silling inside
A moment later, he crept cautiously hack, weaving
through the crowd of people until he stood Irelow the 10
foot (Jiristmas tree
"Christmas'" he shouted in .me. and then disappeared
again
The I'i Data Phi sorority and Theta Chi fraternity celebrat
ed their lfith annual "Santa's Coming' philanthropy func
tion Wednesday night The evening gathering was prodtu od
for the Headstart Program, which gives aid to underprivi
leged i hiidrnn.
I think it's a reallv good way to brighten the kids holiday
season, said Kim White, philanthropy chairwoman for Pi
Beta Phi White's t o-chair. Lisa Coldstverrv. agreed
"We were looking lor a wav to give back to the communi
ty A lot of kids don't even have a Christmas tree. Colds
berrv said
The lot k of Christmas spirit is one concern of the Head
start Program a federally funded organization designed to
provide a first, positive s< hool exponent e for four-year-olds
Teresa Frizzell, family advocate for Headstart, said many
families do not have the financial support to provide a tradi
tional Christmas gathering
"It's just the most wonderful thing that could happen to
the family." Frizzell said a trout the celebration
"This is the biggest gathering yet," said Theta Chi philan
thropy chairman Adam Buas. glancing around the crowded
room at the f>0-ti() young kids
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Four-year-old Mario Acuna troata cookiea with junior Nicole
Portz ol Pi Bela Phi Wedneaday at the sorority a house
Santa .uui Mrs Claus made their appearance, of course
Santa was somewhat thinner, shorter and younger than tra
dition dictates, hut the kids didn't notice They were too
busy opening their stockings, frosting cookies and making
ornaments
Five-year-old Nicole asked Santa for a Barbie Do IT And a
Ninja Turtle Bicycle is the only thing Vk tor wanted When
asked his age, Victor said proudly, "I was five, hut now I'm
not.”
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