YWCA Mothers
Plan Activities
Mothers of children in the
YWCA Co-operative nursery
met Monday night to plan the
coming year with Mrs. Robert
Vagner, new nursery school di
rector.
Classes will be held each morn
ing, Monday through Friday,
from 9-12 at the Congregational
Church Plymouth house. Three
year-olds attend classes Tues
day and Thursday and the four
year-olds attend on Monday.
Wednesday and Thursday.
There are still a few openings
in both age groups for the classes
which begin September 27. The
children of University employees,
faculty members and students
are urged to attend
The nursery school is spon
sored by the University YWCA,
a community chest agency.
Further information can be ob
tained from Mrs. Robert Vag
ner at 4-0031 or Mrs. Roland
Bartel at 5-1415.
Senior Petitions
Deadline Tuesday
Petitions for senior class
president must be turned in by
5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 5, accord
ing to Bob Summers, ASUO
president.
The position was vacated
when Bob Glass left school to
attend dental school. The of
fice will not be filled by Vice
President Len Calvert but must
be filled through petition. This
situation was explained by
Summers who stated that the
ASUO constitution is very
clear on all matters of vacan
cies.
CLASSIFIEDS
SALESMEN TO CALL ON CON
TRACTORS, Counties, State
Highway using earth moving
equipment, to introduce in this
area, proven Hydraulic Track
Adjusters and Road Patrol
Moldboard Shock Absorbers.
Must have general knowledge
of heavy earth moving equip
ment. Must have car. Refer
ences required. Draw against
commission or salary. May
permit non-conflicting side
line. Mr. Gerald H. Delin will
interview at the Eugene Hotel
from 1:30 until 9:00 p.m. on
September 29th.
Found: 3 new books at Endicott’s
Radio Repair Sept. 24. 871 E.
13th. Phone 5-6272.
Wanted: Girl to work for board,
room, and wages. Ph. 48215.
Board & Room: Clean Modern
Rooms for Men in home con
venient to Campus. 1355 Wal
nut. Phone 4-3188. 9-29
For Sale: Men’s Raleigh Sports
Bike. Call 5-6888.
Room & Board: Board alone.
Phone 4-0422. Mrs. Kile, 874
E. 13th.
Wanted: Ride from Springfield
8MWF. Call 7-9922.
Wanted
STUDENT
SALESMEN
To sell America's finest line
of fraternity and sorority
favors on your college
campus. Liberal commis
sion and bonus for aggres
sive fraternity sophomore
or junior. Apply:
L. & L.
Party Favors
141 So. Washington St.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Mexico to Offer
'55 Scholarships
Scholarships for study in Mex
ico during 1955 will again be of
fered by the Mexican govern
ment, according to Kenneth Hol
land, president of the Institute of
International Education.
Open to graduate and under
graduate students with a know
ledge of Spanish, the awards are
given through the Mexico-United
States Commission on Cultural
Co-operation. Awards are for the
academic year beginning March
1, 1955.
Deadline for application is No
vember 1, 1954. Applicants may
write for information to the
Institute of International Educa
tion, 1 East 67th St., New York
City.
TODAY’S STAFF
Makeup Editor—Sally Ryan.
Night staff—Carole Beech.
Makeup consultant — Paul
Keefe.
T
Infirmary Announces
Student 'Sick List'
Following is a list of students,
compiled by Miss Helen Elizabeth
Wilders, infirmary nurse, who
have reported for medical atten
tion since the beginning of school:
Richard L, Mobley, Owen C. H&l
vorson, Rob Warren Roy, Bruce
W. Field, Robert C. Hutchens,
Elaine S. Megquier, Charlotte A.
Schmidt and Kathryn J. Hallo
way.
Prouty's
She Se
ervice
* Invisible Resoling
* Refinishing
* Repairing
* Dyeing
K. B. PROUTY
970 Oak Si.
Eugana, Ora.
"FOR THAT TRIM LOOK"
TRY THE
STUDENT UNION
BARBER SHOP
S. U. Basement Level Hours: 8:00 a m. to 5:30 p.m.
New Salem By-Pass Opens in Near Future
SALEM- (A P) -The Sulem by
pass on Pacific Highway East
will open Nov. 1, State Highway
Engineer R. H. Baldock has an
nounced.
The project, which cost $2,150,
000, makes it unnecessary for
through traffic to go through
the capitol city. The section Is
10 miles long.
Just Arrived at Fennell's
CHARCOAL GREY
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• New
• Smart
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See Them Today at
FENNELL'S
Campus Men's Wear
On The Campus
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