Professor Gilbert to Make Analysis
James E. Gilbert, professor
emeritus of economic and form
er dean of the College of Liberal
Art3, will present an anaylsis of
election issues at the noon meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce
today at tha Eugene Hotel.
State, county, ana cuy measuic^
will be discussed by Gilbert, who
has accepted this traditional as
signment as a service to the mem
bership of the Chamber.
Candidates for election will al
so be introduced to the members
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Officials View Plaque
GOV. DOUGLAS McKAY (right) stopped to inspect the main lobby
memorial plaque on a visit to the campus. With him is Student Union
Director Dick Williams. The plaque dedicates the Union to all stu
dents of the University who served in the armed forces of the Unit
ed States; on it are listed students who died in W'orld War II.
Religious Notes
WESTMINSTER HOUSE
Westminster House will be'open tonight for dancing, singing, games,
and refreshments after the SU dedication.
Students and alumni are invited to drop in for coffee and doughnuts
after the game Saturday.
“Can You Mix Religion With Business?” will be the question for
the Sunday night fellowship, with Hart Larsen, owner of Hart Lar
sen’s*as guest speaker.
CHRISTIAN HOUSE
This weekend will be open house for all homecoming alumni. Inform
al games and activities are planned for Friday and Saturday.
“What Do We Believe?” will be discussed by Rev. Paul S. Mellish,
pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, as the opening of a new discus
sion series Sunday. The program will begin with a sing at 5:30 p.m.,
followed with a worship service led by Alice Aherin.
' Maurice Morello will be the speaker at the second in the series of
International Teas, to be held from 4 to 5 p.m. Tuesday with the dis
cussion centering around France.
PLYMOUTH CLUB
W. D. Richins, associate professor of business, will speak on the
ijdorman Church at the Sunday evening service.
Plymouth Club-is open every afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday, for college students. An open house is held every
Friday at the club.
'Sweethearts 7
Narrow to 12
“Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" con
testants were narrowed to twelve
Wednesday evening.
Social chairman Mike Moran
has announced that the next social
event for the sweetheart contest
will be a fireside lasting from 7-9
p.m. on November 10.
The five finalists will be an
nounced at the succeeding sere
nade on Saturday.
The twelve semi-finalists are:
Mary Fowler, Kappa Kappa Gam
ma; Lynn Hartley, Delta Gamma;
Barbara Keelen, Kappa Alpha
Theta; Elizabeth Johnson, Pi Beta
Phi; Shirley Boner, Alpha Phi;
Shirley Van Derford, Alpha Chi
Omega.
Kristin Sickler, Delta Delta Del
ta; Norma Jeanne Anderson, Hen
dricks; Gayle Pattee, Chi Omega;
Gwen Frey, Gamma Phi Beta;
Dorothy Anderle, Carson; and
Peggy Dahlmen, Highland House.
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