This offer is part of National Depression Screening Day. For more information, call Lisa Pasbjerg at 677-0809.
SCA has positions available in endangered-species protection, ecological restoration, air and water quality monitoring, and natural and cultural resource management. SCA resource assistants are provided with funds to cover their travel to and from the site, food expenses, and free housing.
SCA is hiring volunteers for the winter and spring seasons. There will also be positions in the summer and fall.
For more information, contact the Student Conservation Association at (603) 543-1700 or write to Student Conservation Association, P.O. Box 550, Charlestown, N.H., 03603-0550.
The ushers will assist ticket buyers to their seats, distribute playbills and take tickets. Though they will not receive pay, ushers are allowed to watch the performances free of charge.
To apply, go to the University Productions office in the Michigan League between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., or call 763-5213 for more information.
The walk-a-thon will have refreshments and entertainment for the entire family. Walk-a-thon participants will be given goody bags from local sponsors.
For registration information, or to sponsor a walker, call the association at 741-8200 or (800) 782-6110. Prizes will be awarded to the individual and team that gets the most donations. Local honorary chair and KOOL 107 FM's morning show host Lucy Anne Lance will be broadcasting live from Gallup Park between 10 a.m. and noon.
Barbed wire has already been removed. Upcoming projects on the drainage ditches will create a clear line of sight into the gardens.
The next stage will establish ornamental plant material, possibly including 30,000 plants someday. The final stage involves signs and fencing.
The gardens are located on Dixboro Road between Plymouth and Geddes Roads.
- Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Michael Blair.