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SHO 4rd Annual CALENDAR Wine Tasting FUNDRAISER Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012 4-7pm Hult Center Studio SAMPLES PROVIDED BY: Chateau Lorane, Benton Lane, Silvan Ridge, Sweet Cheeks, Chocolate Decadence, Olive Grand, Eugene Coff ee Co. Wine Sampling Hors d’oeuvres Silent Auction Music by Group Th erapy 21 & Over • Tickets $15 www.HultCenter.org or Hult Center ticket offi ce 541-682-5000 Employment First — Success begins with you! Meet Mike. He works at Eugene’s new bakery, “Not Just Breads,” on River Road. The bakery owner hired him and other clients of Oregon Supported Living Program with the intention of employing and paying them just as he would any employee without developmental disabilities. Mike’s attention to de- tail, dependability and creativity has surpassed the bakery owner’s expectations and already earned him a promotion and his own business cards. He loves learn- ing new skills like cake decorating and cookie baking, and supervising “Ginger,” the dragon bread oven. Mike’s story is just one example of many people waiting to help you improve your business. Who can we refer to you? For more information: Kim Mitch, Oregon Supported Living Program, 541-343-4196 Employment First is a statewide initiative to help create opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities to secure appropriate and meaningful employment. Funded by a grant from the Oregon Department of Human Services, Developmental Disabilities Services COLLECTORS WEST GUN & KNIFE SHOW, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, LANE EVENTS CENTER OpenLens Festival, 15 mins. max, deadline for submissions 5pm, Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, forms & req. at openlens.proscenia.net or contact openlensfestival@gmail.com DIVA call for fi lm submissions: 2013 Teen Video Challenge, ages 13-19, 5 min fi lm submissions, deadline for submissions 5pm, Friday, March 8, 2013, forms & req. at teenvideo.proscenia.net or contact openlensfestival@ gmail.com Do you remember the big snow? Were you living in Eugene during the winter of 1969? The Don Hunter Project, w/the Lane County Historical Society, is creating a multimedia slideshow to document the event. For info on this project, contact Katherine Williams at lanecountyhistorical- society@gmail.com Downtown library call for teen volunteers: volunteer at the library 4-5pm, Tuesdays through Nov. 13, sign up 682-8316. Energy Assistance for Seniors, apply for assistance w/paying utility bills, call 541-682-5354 after 8:30am. FIRST Children’s Center call for volunteers, 682-8749. Interim Ward 6 City Council Rep- resentative needed, applicants must reside in Ward 6 & be an eligible elector according to state guidelines, apply at eugene-or. gov/bcc McKenzie Montessori Institute call to artists: help artistically renovate the outside of the insti- tute’s bus, proposals accepted through Nov. 30, call 228-5352. MECCA call to volunteers: help w/ working reuse store, serving on committees, sorting donations, fundraising & more; contact Patricia at volunteers@materials- exchange.org or 302-1810. Planned Parenthood electoral interns needed, cover letter & resume to nichi.masters@ppcw. org Promote literacy by buying a new book for the young readers of the Boys & Girls Club of Emerald Valley, aged 6-18. Bring a new book to the assistance league thrift shop, 1149 Willamette St., from Saturday Oct. 20 through Saturday Oct. 27, 10am-4pm. The shop is usually closed Mondays, but books or cash donations to buy books may be dropped off 9am-noon Monday, Oct. 22. B Short Story Writing Contest for teens: write a story containing the phrase “May the odds be ever in your favor.” 1500 words or less, $50 prize. Deadline 5pm, Saturday, Nov. 3. Forms at wher- emindsgrow.org/teens.html Soup Makers & sponsors wanted for movie nights at Crow Middle/ High school, email Lisa Lively- brooks at llivelyb@gmail.com Springfi eld Arts Commission is now accepting applications to fi ll three vacancies on its nine- member volunteer Arts Commis- sion, apply at 225 5th St., Spfd. Deadline Monday, Dec.10. United Way of Lane County call to volunteers: help the elderly, American Red Cross, Cottage Grove or South Hill Rehabilitation Center, call 741-6000 ex. 159 to sign up. West Coast Dog & Cat Rescue call for volunteers, help needed w/ adoptions, cleaning cages & fos- tering, apps at PetSmart on Chad Dr., info at westcoastdogandcat. org or 225-4955. Willamette Girlchoir auditions, Dolce & Bella Voce choirs, more info at 503-370-6383 & wil- lamettegirlchoir.org ! Pumpkin & Cranberry Orange Bagels Seasonal Cream Cheese flavors Downtown 810 Willamette 341-1335 EDGEWOOD Animal Clinic West Eugene 4089 W. 11th 868-1072 SUSHI 342-6861 SEOUL HALLOWEEN SPECIAL H 50% OFF 2532 WILLAKENZIE • EUGENE ACROSS FROM SHELDON HS 10AM - 12AM DAILY 1 Compassionate Care. Exceptional Medicine. Extraordinary dedication. Dr. Sandra Smalley & Dr. Jason Kimball www.edgewoodanimalclinic.com 4010 Donald Street, Eugene | 541.341.6558 Monday – Friday 8-6pm 28 October 25, 2012 • eugeneweekly.com ENTIRE MEAL SUSHI, TERIYAKI, KOREAN BBQ, VARIOUS SOUPS, BUBBLE TEA, SAKE, BEER $30 minimum | Valid 12pm-10pm 10/30/12 & 10/31/12 ONLY
