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FOR RENT: Donirable two bod
room homo, unfurnished Col
logo Mill —phone 5-6630 or 5-2527.
126
KOR SALE: Bicycle, $15. E. J.
Mousley 208 Nestor. 124
KOK KENT Two bedroom apart
ment. Unfurnished. 1742 Kerry
Kt. $00 per month Phone 5-7801
or 4-0480. 128
KOK HALE: •World’ Bike. Good
Cond. Cheap. See Len Ramp,
Trailer No. 28. Ph. 5-9297. 127
WANTED TO BUY: Good older
c ar. preferably coupe, up to $150.
Phone 4-2858 after 5 p.m. 125
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
has opportunity for summer or
career employment.Contact grad
uate placement office for ap
pointment with Mr. William*.
u FOR KALE: Bicycle, $15. HT. J.
” Moualey, 208 Nestor. 123
LOST: Women's brown horn rim
med glasses, near Mayflower
theater. Call Tom Mosgrorc at
Law School Lounge. 124
Petitions Due—
Petitions for business manager
of the 1951 Ore-Nter may be turn
ed in to the ASUO office until 5
p.m. Monday.
Interviews for the position will
be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday at
the meeting of the Executive
Council.
The job involves solicitation of
funds from campus organizations.
No advertising is used in the book
let.
S. U. Board . . .
Petitions for Student Union
Board representative from the
School of Health and Physical Ed
ucation will be accepted until 5
p.m. Thursday in the office of
Olga Yevtich, SU program direc
tor, or Hank Panian, Board chair
man.
To qqualify for the board posi
tion, the student must be a junior,
a major in health and physical
education, have three terms of res
idence at the University, and meet
University grade standards.
Petitioners will be interviewed
at a date to be announced later to
fill the two-year term on the
Board.
Campus
‘TH&vuf-tfe- TRocatd
At Pi Beta Phi...
Recent pinnlngs arc Janet Shaw
and Daryle Nelson, Phi Delt, and
Jackie "Lewis, also pinned to a Phi
Delt, Bud Covey.
Over Spring vacation, -Roberta
Tossing and Joe Richards, ATO,
exchanged vows in Salem. Recent
ly Pat Laktn and Dan Cudahy,
ATO, were married in Portland
and Connie Jackson and Don Fair,
Theta Chi, were married in Eu
gene. All three couples arc living
here in Eugene. Also on the ma
trimony Hat are Katherine Hoppe
and Frank Hart, who were mar
ried in Portland and are now liv
ing in Virginia, where Frank is
stationed.
At Tri Delta . . .
Saturday night the Tri Deltas
held their spring formal. They
danced to the music of Bill Flet
cher in a Jungle atmosphere of
"Paradise Lost."
Kris Slckler received the nicest
corsage of the evening. Attached
to her flower was the Chi Psi pin
of Bill Morris.
Sunday night, Jay Frye accept
ed the pin of Gene Lonon. Sig Ep
from the University of California
at Santa Barbara, who came up for
the dance.
At Delta Zeta ...
Donna Buse, house prexy, at
tended the National Student Union
convention at Michigan State Col
lege last week in East Lansing,
Michigan, and reported having a
very enjoyable trip, despite a little
engine trouble on the plane.
At Sigma Phi Epsilon . . .
Recently initiated into Sigma
Phi Epsilon were Bill Tuck, Dcl
, bert Lee. Bob Chittock, Hank Her
bring, Mart Johnson, Gordon Mac
Pherson, Pete Mihnos, Bill Sink,
Dave Todd, and BUI Walker.
Kd Tyler is now engaged to
Felicia Holter, a freshman mem
ber of Alpha Omicron PI.
AtTau Kappa Epsilon ...
Last Saturday night T.K.E. cel
ebrated its annual formal Red Car
nation ball. The dance was held in
the Student Union ballroom follow
ing a banquet at the Anchorage.
18 couples from the OSC chapter
were our guests at the dance. Hal
Hardin's orchestra provided the
music.
Over the week-end two members
were pinned. Don Surfus was pin
ned to Joan James, and Carlyle
Darby to Nancy Steinmetz. Both
girls live in Hendrick's hall.
It Could Be Oregon
“Gwendolyn,—you’re wearin’ high heels again tonitc—Are you trying
to discourage my interest in you?”
Karl Harshbarger spent last
week on the Stanford campus in
Palo Alto, where he entered the
Pacific Coast speech contest. Karl,
a freshman in speech, won second
place in the oratory contest with
his speech, "The Mass Production
System of Organizing Human La
bor."
At Kappa Sigma . ..
"Chunk" Nielsen recently pinned
Alpha Phi Marilyn McDonald.
Pete Trim also pinned DZ Mary
Mikschc.
Spring term initiates include
Tom Angle, John Ramming, Ken
neth Switzer, William Maze and
Cary Plakett.
House Officers for the coming
' year are Julian Hultgren, presi
dent; Harold White, vice-presi
dent; Jim Fletcher, treasurer; and
Jim Cecil, secretary.
At Alpha Chi Omega . . .
Last weekend most of the Al
pha Chi's went to Portland to at
I tend the wedding of Anita Frost
to Jack Atwater.
Recent engagements arc those
of Helen Hychc to Kappa Sig Tom
Bauman; Jean Miller to OSC Theta
Xi Jim Riggs; and Gloria Crim
son to Kappa Sig Carl Buggc.
Pinned over the weekend were
Helen Shanks to Phi Psi Hal Le
mon and Charlene Hanset to SAE
Doug Clayton.
Cars to Carry
Jr. Week Court
The Junior Weekend quern and
four princesses will each ride in a
separate convertible during the
Weekend parade Saturday .after
noon.
The Junior Weekend float com
mittee had formerly decided to
construct a float with the help of
campus living organizations on the
top of an army jeep as in last
year's parade, but finally junked
this plan in favor of a motorized
procession of new convertibles.
Living organization float chair
men will meet for final consulta
tion before Saturday’s parade at
4 p.m. Thursday in the Student
Union.
"Parade chairmen should bring
itemized expense accounts for the
floats to Thursday’s meeting.”
commented Junior Weekend float
i Chairman Lillian Schott. ''Chair
men are reminded that not more
than $70 is to be spent per float.”
DELT TRIO
The Delt Trio Plus One, campus
; entertainers, will play night clubs
in Portland and Vancouver this
summer, according to Fred Sch
i neiter, manager.
The Trio has added a new mem
1 her to their quartet, he announc
ed. Jerry Crary, junior in liberal
arts, will replace Paul Barrow,
\ junior in speech. Crary has enter
\ tained on campus, worked pro
' fessionally in California on tele
! vision, and will sing bass and play
j the ukelelc in the act.
The group recently traveled to
Portland to participate in the city’s
j first experimental television show.
They also played at several Port
land night spots as part of the
floor show.
Fred Schneiter, junior in jour
nalism; Jim Bradford, junior in
pre-law; and John (Billy) Eck
stein, freshman in liberal arts, are
the Delts in the group. Crary will
become the plus one.
Swim Manager Needed
A position is open for a swim
ming pool manager at Ontario for
three months beginning June 1,
according to Karl M. Pallett. direc
tor of the teacher placement serv
ice.
The salary will be S300 per
month. Anyone interested may con
tact the Teacher Placement Serv
ice for further details.
iClean-up
Pairings
Released
, The campus clcan-up, helil in
conjunction with Junior Weekend!
activities will take place Thurs- j
day from 4 to 5 p.m., with only;
freshmen participating in the ac-'
tivity.
^ A map will appear in Thursday s
Emerald showing zones to be j
cleaned.
The clean-up will be run as a*
competition, with campus living j
organizations paired for the event, j
Trophies will be awarded to the
winning group at the Terrace!
Dance Friday.
Paired living organizations j
should contact each other and j
make arrangements for the clean- i
up, Ruth Dexter, chairman of the j
campus clean-up, has announced.!
Pairings for the cleanup arc asj
follows: Alpha Chi Omega, Mer- j
rick Hall, Mintum Hall: Alpha!
Delta Pi, Sigma Chi: Alpha Gam-!
ma Delta, Phi Kappa Psi; Alpha!
Omirron Pi, Phi Kappa Sigma.!
Alpha Hall; Alpha Phi, Lambda;
Chi Alpha, Yeoman: Alpha Xi
! Delta, Omega Hall; Ann Judson,
Stitzer Hall: Carson 2, Kappa Sig
ma, Phi Sigma Kappa: Carson 3,
Pi Kappa Alpha, Philadelphia
House; Carson 4, Pi Kappa Phi:
! Carson 5. Phi Gamma Delta; Chi
Omega. McChesney Hall; Delta
(Delta Delta, Campbell Club: Delta!
Gamma, Sigma Alpha Epsilon.!
Stan Ray Hall; Delta Zeta, Gam
ma Hall; Gamma Phi Beta. Alpha
Tau Omega: Hendricks Hall, Cher
ney Hall, Sherry Ross Hall; High
land House, Hunter Hall: Kappa
Alpha Theta, Delta Tau Delta; Ka
ppa Kappa Gamma, Chi Psi, Phi
Delta Theta: Orides, Sigma Phi
Epsilon; Pi Beta Phi, Theta Chi;
j Rebec House. Sigma Xu, Sigma
, Hall: Sigma Kappa, Sigma Alpha
1 Nu, Nestor Hall; University House.
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Zeta Tau Al
pha, Beta Theta Pi, Delta Upsilon.
Student Pictures Today
Photographs for student affairs
office permanent records are being
taken from 9 to 11 a.m. each day
i this week in the University Photo
graphic Bureau in the basement of
Johnson Hall.
Any student who knows he has
not had his picture taken and those
who have been notified are to ap
| pear, the student affairs office an
nounced. The pictures are used by
that office for identification pur
poses.
You'll rest in pieces if you'ex
ceed the speed limit.
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“Rogue River”
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“Covered Wagon Raid”
. also
“Blues Busters”
ViiiMnniirfaiMiMTiiia
“The Fuller Brush Man”
Red Skelton
also
“Campus Honeymoon”
Lyn and Lee Wilde
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