Oregon daily emerald., March 28, 1951, Page Eight, Image 8

Just Shows Students Like to Eot
Snack Bar Accorded
'Most Popular' Rating
What might be calledf a popular
ity poll of Student Union facilities
Mows that the snack bar is better
knovyn than any other part of the
Building.
A survey showing this result was
taken last term by Communica
tions Research Fund workers from
the School of Journalism. It was
taken at the request of Student
Union Director R. C. Williams. A
total of 361 students were inter
viewed.
The “popularity" question of the
survey asked, “Which of these
items do you recognize as being lo
cated in the Erb Memorial Student
Union?”
LET'S GO
TO
CABLES
(DRIVE IN)
Results were:
Item Pet. answering
Bowling alleys 97 'r
Billiard tables 93
Table tennis 92
Barber shop 85
Check room 94
Snack Bar 99.7
Cafeteria service 96
Place to eat bag lunch 64
Alumni office 47
Browsing room 87
Music listening rooms 60
Piano practice rooms 47
Art gallery 70
Oregana offices 62
Student body president's
office — 68
YMCA 33
Movies 81
Lost and found service 61
Check cashing 47
Emerald classified ads 25
Bowling shoes rental 79
University post office 73
United States post office
88
Meeting rooms 82
Sooner or later a lot of people
discover what is meant by blood
relations. They bleed you.
You'll feel “younger than spring
time" when you sell with a want
ad.
'Public Welfare'
To be Discussed
At Town Forum
"Are We Spending Enough for
Public Welfare in Lane County?"
: will be forum topic of the Little
Town Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday at
the First Congregationul Church,
490 13th Ave. E.
Moderator of the forum, which
i is open to the public, will be Kirt
E. Montgomery, assistant profes
sor of speech.
Four phases of the subject will
be discussed by forum speakers.
"From the Angle of Public Wel
fare" will be the topic of Max L
Dudley, administrator for Lane
County's Public Welfare Commis
sion.
Dr. Leslie A. White, president of
the Lane County Medical Society,
will speak on “From the Angle of
Medical Care." Speaking "From
tlie Angle of Lane County" will be
D. T. Bayly, county Judge and
chairman of tile Lane County
Board of Commissioners.
William M. Tugman, editor of
the Eugene Register Guard, will
discuss the welfare subject “From
the Angle of 'Mr. U. Public'
The talks will be followed by an
i open forum period.
The recent Red River flood dam- j
age ran into millions. We're ex
pecting to hear from some of our
congressmen about it.
Frosh Speaker Wins
Second Place at PU
Kail Harsh barger, freshman
speech student, took second place
in the Old Line State Oratory con
test held recently by the Intercol
legiate Forensic Association of Ore
gon at Pacific University in Forest
Grove. The title of Harshbargej s
speech was “Do You Come to the
Temple ?"
Docs linyiiiKiy reuuy ran1 u wwm
»n leave their hntH on during the
■H" picture of :i movie double fea
ture.
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Made in Eugene
SUGAR PLUM
63 K. Broadway
Now in Season
Spring Chinook Salmon
Strained Little Nick t lams
Always in Season
()nr Choice Cut Steak
TRY ONE TODAY!
Open Paih 6:30 a.in.-10:30 p.ni.
Hanquet Rooms for Parties.
For Reservations Phone 5-1253.
George s Grotto
764 Mill Street
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THOUSANDS of students all over the country are making
this test—proving for themselves Chesterfield smells milder,
smokes milder than any other cigarette.
THEY KNOW TOO ... Chesterfield gives them more for
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