Campus Calendar (Notices for Campu* Calendar should be turned in, in typewritten form, to the Emerald News Edi tor's office by 3 p.m. of the day preceding publica tion. Notices will not be accepted on Saturdays or Sundays.) YWCA Meeting The senior executive committee of the YWCA will hold a dinner meeting at 5:30 Wednesday to dis cuss nominations for cabinet posi tions, announced Laura Olson, president of the Y. Christian Science Christian Science organization will meet tonight at 7:45 in the YWCA. All persons connected with the University are invited to at tend. Christian Fellowship Warren Webster, senior in social science, will speak at the meeting of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow ship tonight at 7 in the dining room of John Straub hall. Webster, who has been promi nent on campus religious groups for the past four years, will speak on “The Dunamais of God— a World Shaking Potential.” The meeting will be informal, and all interested students are invited to attend. YWCA Meeting A coffee meeting of the interna tional affairs committee of the YWCA will be held Wednesday at 6:45 at the Zeta Tau Alpha house, announced Marge Petersen and Amy Lou Ware, co-chairmen of the committee. All foreign students and mem bers of the committee are urged to attend to discuss plans for the In ternational Festical, the chairman said. She’s so dumb she thinks Chase and Sanborn are wolves because they date every bag. stylus MART & UJdlTinG PflPfR CHOICE No. I 150 Singlo Shoot* ond 75 Envolopo* CHOICE No. 2 75 Doublo Shoot* ond 75 Envolopo* CHOICE No. 3 75 Lorgo Flat Shoot* and 50 Envolopo* IMPRINTED WITH YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS U of O Co-op Store Dads' Day Activities (Continued from page one) originality. The signs must be two dimensional and cost no more than $6. Judging of the signs will take place Friday at 4 p. m. and the award winners announced at the game that night. Alpha Phi won the cup last year. The winner of the most dads con test will be decided on a proportion al basis, depending on the number of students in the house, according to Shan Trebe, chairman of the committee. Last year Delta Delta Delta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon took first place awards. It was the third win for the Tri Delts and they were al lowed to keep the cup, so this year a new one will be awarded. IRC Hears Wright At Westminster Recent developments in French politics will be the subject of Gor don Wright’s talk to the Interna tional Relations club at 7:30 to night in Westr.iinster house. Wright, professor of history, was third secretary to the American Embassy in France following the war. Tonight’s IRC meeting is open to the public. State Hooch Board Maintains Policy PORTLAND, Jan. 28 — (AF)— Oregon’s new state liquor commis sioners, meeting for the first time today, announced they would con tinue present policies for the time being. Chairman Carl W. Hogg, Salem, W. A. Spangler, Klamath Falls, and Richard W. Reeij, Euegne, posted bond and then heard administrator William H. Hammond outline com mission procedures. Hammond reported a 90-day liq uor supply, worth about $10,000,000 now on hand. Sales, he said, aver age $3,300,000 monthly. 'Pardoner's Tale' Will Be Read “The Pardoner’s Tale” will be read by Dr. Philip W. Souers, head of the English department, this afternoon in the library browsing room from 4 until 5. “The story is taken from Chau cer’s ‘Canterbury Tales,’ a collec tion of stories written in the four teenth century,” said Dr. Souers. "Chaucer is rated by many along with Shakespeare and Milton. Like Shakespeare, he has a universal appeal because of his keen wit and understanding of human nature.” WAA Carnival Plans Approved By Board The meeting of the house repre sentatives for the WAA carnival resulted in the acceptance of the following themes: “Telegraph,” Chi Psi, Theta Chi, Gamma hall; “Popcorn,” Chi Omega, Cherney hall; “Peek-A-Boo-Schmoo,” Phi Gamma Delta, Alpha Delta Pi; “Shoot Helium Balloons,” Delta Gamma, Sigma Chi; “Throw Golf Balls for Free Cigarettes,” Pi Kap pa Alpha, Alpha hall. “Dart Throw,” Merrick hall, Ze'ta hall; “Freak Show,” Alpha Tau Omega, Sederstrom hall; “Coin Toss in Water,” Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rebec house; “Garden Golf,” Alpha Chi Omega, Phi Sigma Kappa; "Water Pistol Shoot,” Hendricks hall, Delta Upsilon; “Sling Shots,” Alpha Gamma Delta, Stan Ray; “Turtle Racing,” Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Kappa; “Ring on Finger,” Lambda Chi Alpha, Orides. “Bean Bag Throw,” Alpha Phi, McChesney hall; “Duck Throw,” Sigma Alpha Epsilon, University house, and Tri Delt, Hawaiian show. Some of these themes were sec ond choices because the houses’ first preferences were duplicated. None of the booths may have gam bling or be fire hazards. The themes of the remaining houses have not been approved because of one of these two reasons or be cause they had no second choice when there was duplication. The houses without a theme are asked to select a new one and call Jeannine Macaulay at 5988, or Joan O’Neil Foulon at 3395 to register before Wednesday noon. Sederstrom hall, Gamma Phi Beta, and Minturn hall are asked to contact the committee to pay their registration fees. Episcopal Communion A celebration of the Holy Com munion for Episcopal students will be held Wednesday morning at 7 in Gerlinger hall. Wesley Chorus The Wesley chorus group will practice tonight at 6:30 at Wesley house. Lynn Sjolund will be the di rector of the group. Never mind who’s right. Walk so you’ll be left. 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