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World Café
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449 B LAIR B LVD .
Order your holiday pies,
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Small - $15 • Med. - $20 • Lrg. - $25
Holiday Stöllen - $6.50
P HONE : 485-1377
Note- Continuation dates for
Corvallis events are listed under the
first day of the event.
DEC. 18 Winterlight Holiday Gift
Show, 10 am, through Dec. 24,
Corvallis Arts Center. Free.
Teal Gallery features the work of 21
regional artists, ongoing. 10 am-6
pm M-Su. 108 SW Third Ave. Free.
DEC. 20 “La Fiesta De Su
Biblioteca,” bilingual event featur-
ing Spanish TV, stories, winter craft
and refreshments, 11 am, Corvallis
Public Library. 766-6794. Free.
DEC. 25 Holiday Dinner, 2 pm,
Corvallis Senior Center. Reservations
required 766-6959. $7.
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OPPORTUNITIES
Sexual Assault Support Services
seeks volunteers, training ses-
sion Jan. 11. 484-9791 for more
information.
to donate a gift. 682-3938 for more
information.
http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~cul-
tural/.
The Talent Literary Guild seeks
amateur poetry for contest.
www.freecontest.com for more
information.
Oregon Quarterly invites submis-
sions to its fifth annual Northwest
Perspectives Essay Contest, dead-
line Jan. 31. For submission guide-
lines: Oregon Quarterly
Essay Contest,
5228 UO, 130
Chapman
Hall.
BLM Christmas tree cutting per-
mits can be obtained at the
BLM’s Eugene District Office
for $5, located at 2890 Chad
Drive. Call 683-6600 for
more information.
Volunteer art teachers needed
for UO Youth Enrichment
Program
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Amazon
Community Center. Visit 2700
Hilyard St. for more informa-
tion.
Willamette Writers and Barnes
& Noble offer Kate Herzog
Scholarships for high school
seniors and college freshmen to
attend the Willamette Writers
Conference Aug. 6 to Aug. 8,
plus additional opportuni-
ties. Call (503) 452-1592 for
information.
UO Cultural Forum pre-
sents its Juried Art
Competition for artists
living in the Pacific
Northwest.
Sisters wanted to participate in an
e-mail study of sister relationships,
studysisters@yahoo.com for more
information.
Eugene School District 4J seeks
name suggestions for two new
schools, in the categories of people,
places or themes. 687-3309 for
more information.
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The Science Factory Children’s
Museum and Planetarium seeks
classroom assistants, factory fac-
tologists, office assistants, always
fun. Call Tracey, 682-7888.
Child Advocacy Center seeks gifts
for holiday toy drive giving tree.
Visit Reed & Cross before Dec. 20
“A CELTIC CHRISTMAS,”
FEATURES A CHILD’S
CHRISTMAS IN WALES
WITH STORYTELLING AND
MUSIC. SEE THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 18.