Semi-finals
Scheduled
At 5 Today
League volleyball champs, Hend
ricks hall, Susan Campbell, Rebec
house, and Highland house will go
into action at 5 p.m. today in Ger
linger in tournament semi-finals.
Monday, Orides, league 5 winner,
will play the winners of league 3,
Rebec, and league 4, Highland. The
championship game is Tuesday be
tween Monday’s winners and the
winners of league 1, Hendricks, and
league 2, Susan Campbell. Wednes
day the all star game will be
played.
By defeating Alpha Xi Delta last
night, Rebec became champions of
league 3. The Alpha Xi’s were
ahead 20 to 14 at the half, but
expert serving by Rebec’s captain,
Phyllis Beyers, helped to overcome
the opponent’s lead in the last few
minutes. The final score was 36
to 34. Grace Edwards was out
standing at the net for Rebec, and
Martha Cool did well in that posi
tion for the Alpha Xi’s.
In the other court in Gerlinger
Wednesday Chi Omega defeated
Della Delta Delta 37 to 28. The
half-time found the Chi O’s leading
20 to 14.
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Night Staff:
Patsy Maloney, night editor
Jean Bauer
City Desk Staff:
Virginia Scholl, city editor
Mayre Brownlee
Pat Johnson
Joan Nielsen
Dorothy Conrad
Vida Everts
Pat Rush
Wanda Olmsc.heid
Thursday Advertising Staff:
Jackie Kenficld, day manager
Mayre Brownlee
Pat Johnson
Bobbie Fullmer
Jean Hailing
Peggy Powell
Gloria Grenfell
Cairo Sering
Mary Rafferty
Payout Staff:
Phyllis Annala
Jeanne Long
Janet Hicks
Kathy Robbins
Office Staff:
Anne Stevensen
Virginia Petersen
Mary Day
Nancy Knight
Helen Steele
CAMPUS CALENDAR
The committee in charge of ar
rangements for the WAA all-mem
bership meeting and initiation will
meet today at 11 a.m. in the social
room of Gerlinger.
A n important meeting of all
members of all student union com
mittees will be held at 4 p.m. Fri
day in room 6, Friendly hall, Gene
Conklin, chairman, announced.
Because of the WAA-sponsored
exchange dinners, the potluck din
ners at Westminster house have
been changed from Wednesdays to
Thursdays from 6 to 7.
Anyone interested in singing in
the Westminster quartet is invited
to come Thursday night at 7:30 to
tryout.
* * *
A short, important meeting of
ail ISA senators is scheduled at 4
p.m., Thursday, in the men’s lounge
of Gerlinger.
Dean Visits Council,
Addresses UO Moms
Dr. Morris, dean of the school of
business administration, left for
Portland, Wednesday morning
where lie was scheduled to speak
on Thursday before the U. of O.
mothers at the Neighbors of Wood
craft hall. While in Portland, he
planned to attend the semi-month
ly meeting of the merit system
council on Thursday and the Asso
ciation of Oregon Counties meeting
on Wednesday. He will also meet
with his extension classes on
Thursday evening.
FOR FRIDAY
DINNER
(•\>r excellent fish, call us. Order Thursday
to he sure of hridavs deliver.v.
For variety—
Serve Sea Food
NEWMAN’S
FISH MARKET
39 E. Broadway
Poster Makers Needed;
Bond Drive Pics Due
Anyone interested in making
small campus posters for the
war bond drive is asked to call
Evelyn Stephens at the Alpha
Delta Pi house.
All pictures of house represen
tatives for the Bonds Away con
test must be turned in to Evelyn
Stephens at the ADPi house to
day.
• Lost
SIGMA Phi Epsilon fraternity pin
and guard. Name Boyd Handelin
on back. Rewafd. Phone Ex 329.
GREEN Shafer pen Saturday.
Please call Ann Stevensen at
2900.
PAIR of glasses in black leather
case between the Side and Ore
gon. Call 772.
GOLD and maroon Eversharp pen.
Reward. Call 3200.
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