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JUNE, JULY, AUGUST Spo rts camps. Camps fo r boys and girls, ages 7-17. Weekly ses– sions avai lable for both resident and da y campers. Programs in– clude tennis, competitive swim– ming, socce r, football, boys' and girls' basketball, baseball , softball and girls' volleyball. USO campus. Fees. 260-4593.

NOVEMBER

Homecoming '89. Weekend of acti vi–

ties wi ll celebrate the 40th anni– versa ry of USD's chartering. Spe– cial reunion events for the classes of 1959, 1964 , 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984. Fees. 260-4819.

Tbe area code f or c,/1 USD telepbone numbers is 6 19.

JUNE

l12-14, 16 Choral work– shop. Institute fo r Christian Ministries work–

sho p designed for choir d irectors. Instructor: Alice La rsen. Course will em– phasize conducting techniqu es and better vocal production in chora l singing. Times, fees vary. 260-4600, ext. 4456.

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Announcing a New Book to Renew All Your Old Friendships.

JULY

University of the Third Age. ,\ program of physical exercise ,md classes for persons 55 and older. Fee. 260-4585. Creative Kids '89. A program for kids in grades two through seven devoted to helping students ~tretch the ir crea tive abilities. Fee . 260-4585.

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ALUMNI DIRECTORY

Our 1990 alumni direc– tory, that will include all living alumni, will soon be in production. The book will list each person alphabetically, by class year and by current geographic location. Each member's home and business address and telephone nun1bers will also be recorded. You 'll be receiving a biographical informa– tion packet soon, so be sure to complete and return it promptly along with your order for a softbound or hardbound copy - and get back in touch with those old friends.

Through September 1. Art exhibit. Paintings and draw– ings by Victoria Chick, featuring figurative and animal stud ies exe–

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cuted in aciy li c or oil pastel. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. weekdays, Founders Galle ry . Free. 260-4600, ext. 4261.

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