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Hispanic Americans in Midwest focus of program
Hispanic Americans will have the chsr.ee
to develop cultural pride and awareness
during Cultural Awareness Days 1977
today through Sunday, said the sponsor's
adviser.
Muel C;rranza, adviser to the Mexican-American
student Association, said the
theme for this year's program is Utpmws
in the Alidwest-a Multicultural Legacy.
The program's focus will include other
Hispanics in addition to Mexicans,
Carranza said, because there are many
people of Spanish origin in the Midwest
who have been ignored, including Puerto
Ricans, Cubans and South Americans.
Activities begin at 1:30 p.m. today in
the Nebraska Union with a speech by Leo
Estrada of the UJ5. Census Bureau about
the origin of the Spanish population in the
Midwest.
Nebraska Gov. J. James Exon is expect
ed to join a panel to discuss the role of
Mexican-Americans in Midwest politics at
10 a.m. Thursday and films wiH be screen-
ed in the Union from 7 to 9 p.ra.
An art exhibition in the Union Gallery
today through Saturday will feature
Hispanic artists. There will be an Hispanic
art sale from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday Li the
Union Gallery.
Events scheduled are open to the public
and free unless otherwise noted. They are
to appeal to a variety of interests, Carranza
said. Other events:
Wednesday-A speech by Henry Casso
of the National Institute for Professional
Development about the role of the contri
butions of bilingual education to the
Hispanic heritage, at 7:30 p.m. in the
Union.
Tksrsdsy-A lecture about The Cultural
Developments of Chksno Folklore by
Ruben Cobos of New Mexico University at
2:30 p.m. in the Union.
Frilly -A panel and workshop featur
ing Olga Villa of the Midwest Council of La
Raza about Perspectives on La Mujer at
1:30 pxi. In the Union; and Aberlardo
Dehado of Utah University explaining the
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experience In the Midwest at 7:30 pjn. in
the Cultural Center, 1012 N. 16th.
Saturday -Talent Show at 10 a.m. in
Henzlik Auditorium, and a dance at 8:30
p.rn. at the Elks Led -5, 15th and P streets
(admision is $2.50).
Sunday-Comlda and Fcstivsl, noon to
5 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall,
7300 Holdrege St.
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"Teaching people how to entertain them
selves inexpensively and showing ways
families can spend time together will be
the theme of a Family Fun Fair April 30.
Sponsored by the Family Service
Association, the fair will run from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. in the Gateway Shopping Center
Auditorium.
"The fair will consist of 25 to 30 booths
representing different areas in the
community," said Carole Kubert, public
relations chairman for the Family Service
Association.
"We are trying to provide families the
opportunity to have fun inexpensively and
show them ways to spend time together,"
she said.
The State Game and Parks Commission,
the public libraries, Boy Scouts, Girl
Scouts, and various hobby groups are a few
of the organizations that will be participat
ing, she said.
Musical entertainment and demonstra
tions on how to make nutritional and
inexpensive snacks will be provided. Artist
Reinhold Marxhausen will demonstrate
how to make toys and games out of junk,
she said.
One of the booths will show camping
and hiking places in Nebraska, and inform
people how to do these activities "without
spending $800 worth of equipment,"
Kubert said.
There will be activities for all age
groups, she said, with emphasis on parent
and child interaction.
Funded by the Family Service Associa
tion and donations, the fair will be free to
the public.
The fair is lacking in UNL participants,
Kubert said. Although the University
was contacted, there was little response.
She said she believed it was because the
wrong people were contacted, and the
association did not know how to contact
the right people." ,
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Starting April 20 thru April 30, Team Service
Center will repair any car stereo or radio for
only $10.00 plus parts.
Service includes:
Complete adjustment of the heads and tape transport;
Clean, Lube, Align and Demagnatize.
Along with the Team Service warranty, this max,.,
our Spring Service offer a real special.
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