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PARKS
<br /> WEEKEND Events .
<br /> ,Cv „�.Hill res- Saturday,Coiner Park,14th and Park; Coburg. Organized by Europe- noon,seafood dinner(barbecued
<br /> kvenue and Main streets,Cottage Grove.Peach- an Car Council of Oregon;benefit salmon or tuna)noon to 3 p.m.888-
<br /> 'elescope viewing es,veggies,berries,greens,plants, for Coburg Education'Fund.Free to 2548.
<br /> Tools for Find crafts and arts.Live music 10 a.m. public,$20 for participants.688-2735. I Vintage Tea:1 p.m. Saturday,
<br /> ie Night Sky." to 4 p.m.942-4200. ■01'Time Car Show:10 a.m.to 4 Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson
<br /> •ne Astronomical IN Saturday Market:10 a.m.to 5 p.m. . p.m.Saturday,Applegate Elementa- House,303 Willamette St.,Eugene.
<br /> 382. Saturday,park blocks,East Eighth ry School ball field,85955 Territori- Victorian sweets. $15.484-0808.
<br /> ners'Market:9 Avenue and Oak Street,Eugene. al Road,Crow.Free to public, $2 for II Natural history of wildflowers:2
<br /> rday,East Eighth Arts and crafts fair,food booths. participants. p.m. Sunday,Bromley Room,
<br /> treet,Eugene.Lo- Free.686-8885. IIICharleston Seafood Festival:11 Siuslaw Public Library,1460 Ninth
<br /> flowers,garden. II All-European Car Show:10 a.m.to, a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.to 4 St.,Florence.Presenter is Carol Un-
<br /> ,Free.431-4923, 4 p.m.Saturday,:car registration 8 pan.Sunday, Charleston Marina. ser,director of senior programs at
<br /> :9 a.m.to 4 p.m.' a.m.to 10 a.m.,Norma Pfeiffer Vendors,music,breakfast 7 a.m. to Lane Community College.997-3132..
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<br /> ies were closed at 521-7125. 8'-/6_02' Sept.21.For more information on
<br /> r.The company EUGENE the cleanup program,call Michael'
<br /> lion acres ofIvy cleanup is Saturday:
<br /> SLUG coronation is tonight The Robert or John Moriarty at 682=5324.
<br /> 2002 Eugene Celebration.SLUG Volunteers are invited to join the
<br /> second"Free the Trees"work party
<br /> queen coronation will be held . . SPRINGFIELD
<br /> tonight on the Saturday Market from 9:30 a.m.to 1 p.m.Saturday in
<br /> Stage at East Eighth Avenue and Hendricks Park. Ferret Olympics set The Lane •
<br /> Oak Street. .Workers will remove English ivy Area Ferret Lovers will hold a
<br /> if Residents' Festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. from the parks'trees and should Ferret Olympics benefit from 10
<br /> m.,Fire Hall. with music by the Royal Minstrels meet at the F.M.Wilkins Shelter on a.m.to 2 p.m.Sunday at Island
<br /> I. Accordions Anonymous. Summit Avenue.Eugene City Park.
<br /> Contestants compete in costume, Bakery will provide pastries before Events willinclude a silent
<br /> *row talent and"The Question" • the work begins.Volunteers should auctionand an Ask the Vet booth .
<br /> categories.The winner will reign wear long sleeves and pants and will be staffed by Dr.Ron
<br /> over next month's annual
<br /> sturdy shoes,and bring plenty of Titterington of Emerald Valley
<br /> arty of Oregon— celebration. water. Veterinary Clinic and others.
<br /> 'achats The competition and coronation English ivy is a non-native, The fee to enter ferrets in the
<br /> hway 101. is sponsored by the Society for invasive plant that the state competitions is$5.Proceeds will
<br /> ration for partisan Legitimization of the Ubiquitous Department of Agriculture benefit the Lane Area Ferret Lovers
<br /> filled in Nov.5 Gastropod.For more information, quarantined last winter. Ferret Shelter.For more
<br /> )7-0250. call First Lady in Waiting Kim Still Another work party is set for information;phone 484-1090.
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<br /> Clara area, LTD Bridge to Pleasant Hill surrounding area neighborhoods,general no.,
<br /> ' Randi Bjornstad 338-2321, Matt Cooper,338-2317, Scott Maben, 338 2365 Joe Mosley 338 2389
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<br /> )11)11'6 -- ■ Health care: The the regulatory agency that licenses was not warned that Lindane lotion
<br /> ruling merely reflects the pharmacists. . should be applied no more than
<br /> Doctors have increasingly relied twice a day and should be washed
<br /> 'gene current standard of on pharmacists to give detailed in- off within 12 hours of any
<br /> on ever 15 structions for routine prescriptions, application.
<br /> y practice, officials say. Schnabel said. Griffith sued Stout, her physi- r
<br /> ng near south "Busy doctors don't always have cian, Dr. Philip Blatt and Rugby•
<br /> pr Youth time to tell patients the details so Laboratories Inc., the manufacturer
<br /> re with By WILLIAM McCALL they rely on pharmacists,"Schnabel of Lindane.
<br /> , The Associated Press said. -The Supreme Court ruled that
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