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Southwest Eugene area who do
nated a bag of food outside the
Willamette Street Price Chopper.
“I work for EWEB, and I network
with a lot of people, and I just
hear so many good things about
their program.”
Agatha Schmaedick, a Sur
vival Center spokeswoman, said
shoppers filled 10 barrels with
donated food on Sunday. Super
market shoppers donated the
most at the Willamette Street
shopping center, filling four bar
rels and several boxes with
needed food.
Food collected from the “Gro
cery Wish List” drive will be
used at the Community Thanks
giving Day Dinner at Whiteaker
Elementary School. Some area
businesses plan on supporting
the dinner, including CD World,
McKenzie-Willamette Hospital
and Emerald Valley Kitchens.
Skip Hermenf, owner of CD
World on 11th Avenue, said the
store would be donating $1,300
to $1,400 to the community din
ner. Hermenf said the money
was collected as part of a CD
World promotional campaign
last weekend.
Schuller plans to serve food at
the community dinner.
"I didn’t have any family
plans, so I thought I’d make
someone else’s Thanksgiving
great,” she said.
Students interested in volun
teering can call 485-8179 for
more information about the
Community Thanksgiving Day
Dinner.
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City Council, community groups
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as a step to reach out to us. We
should not be marginalized any
longer.”
Nick Urhausen, a 52-year-old
resident of the Churchill neigh
borhood, said the city manager
was trying to bypass the votes of
city residents who voted against
the citizen review board mea
sure. Urhausen said the inclusion
of city council members on the
commission was redundant con
sidering the commission would
report to the city council.
Urhausen also criticized the
council for not considering
adding residents “philosophical
ly opposed” to the creation of a
University brief
Safety education
today at the EMU
Campus safety will be the fo
cus of today’s event, “Shine a
Light on a Safer Campus.” The
all-day event will take place in
the EMU and will feature educa
tional activities and workshops.
The ASUO Outreach Program
will be coordinating the event,
which will include activities that
educate students about crime
and how to protect themselves
against potential assailants.
Booths representing different
campus safety campaigns and a
brown bag lunch will provide in
formation for students in the
EMU Fir Room from 12:30-1:30
p.m. Self-defense classes will be
held from 2-3 p.m. and 4-5 p.m.
in the EMU Ben Linder Room.
The classes will teach techniques
for defending against attacks.
police commission.
Urhausen said the cost to run a
police commission could be used
to restore a senior citizen center.
Mike Olson, President of the
UO Student Senate, said the
costs of funding the police com
mission should not impede the
democratic process.
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