Pre-Game Show Scheduled Friday A pre-game show will be present ed Friday evening by the rally squad, under the direction of Yell King Tom Hazzard. The program, scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m., is for the purpose of entertaining the audience until the Oregon-Oregon State game begins at 8, and to in troduce campus personalities. The Theta Chi quartet and Evans Contrell will sing, and several skits will be presented. The old swing yell to the rhythm of a Tommy Dor sey record, prominent at games several years ago, will be revived by Hazzard. The rally squad is planning simi lar programs for all home basket ball games. SKI BOOTS for sale, women’s size 6, $10. 23 Airport Homes, 13th and Chambers. BOARD for men students in pri vate home. 767 East 15th. House Librarians Club To Give Informal Dance An informal dance will be held by theHotise Librarians club January 24 at Gerlinger hall from 9 to 11 p.m. Jane Jackson has been named chairman of the affair. This will be one of the three term meetings of the group, Marion Lee Villiers, social chairman, has an nounced, and each representative may bring a date. Campus clothes will be worn. Advertising Staff: Day Manager Betty Ross Layout: Edythe Greaves Bob Wells Shirlee Gilbert Account Executives: Jackie Tetz Dorothy Setton Bob Kerr Phyllis Henry Bats are the only native land mammals in New Zealand WRIST WATCHES! AYhy he late anywhere? You can buy a jew eled wrist watch at either of our stores, fully guar anteed, $11.50 to $370.00. Also one of the most modern equipped and competent watch-repair departments in the north west try us next time. Huff's Jewelry The Jewel Box 827 Willamette 1036 Willamette THE HOLLAND ._, “Eugene’s Gayest Nite Spot” y—\_ T H R I L L I N G A C T S PRESENTING NICHOLS & HALEY Comedy Team ^ f JO JO JONES f §r Sensational Tap RUSSELL MARCH jg‘ M. C. and Songs Billy Hamilton's Orch. ’ Chicken and Steak Dinners Served from 7 p.m. [ Get Reservations V NOW — Phone fjHII!! NOTICE: The Holland Now Closed Sundays— - New Floor Show Starting Each Monday Parker to Open Vesper Services Dr. Pierson Parker, of Berkeley, California, will be the principal speaker at the one-hour non-denom inational vesper srevice to be held in the music auditorium Sunday at 4 p.m. under the auspices of the University religious council. Dr. Parker comes to the campus as a teacher, author, scholar, and speaker. He now holds the chair of New Testament and homiletics at the Church Divinity School of the Pacific, the Western Episcopal sem inary. This is the first vesper seervice of the current school year, under the sponsorship of the newly or ganized University religious coun cil, and follows along closely with the idea of bringing leading relig ious personalities to the campus throughout the year, as well as dur ing the fall term Religious Empha sis week. Music for the service will be fur nished by a select group from the choral union, under the direction of Donald W. Allton, assistant profes sor of music. Students, faculty, and townspeo ple are invited to this first in a se ries of new vesper seervices. Alexander to Exhibit Weaving and Jewelry A one-man exhibit of weaving and jewelry will be held January 19 to February 8 at the ceramic studios in Portland by Lynn Alex ander, University student working on his master’s degree. A graduate of 1942, Alexander will exhibit about a dozen large three-yard weaving samples along with several smaller patterns and show several silver rings in the jewelry section. Alexander has participated in two previous exhibits, one in pot tery at the ceramic studio in 1942 and another last spring at Wichita, Kansas, in the National Ceramic art show, in which he took first prize in weaving. Mu Phis Schedule Talk W. S. 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