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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1958)
Speech Students Win Honors... (Continual from pa<je 1) Junior Mfn'H Debate, Jennifer Bain, Lei and Hmlth and Tim Keating, Hill Aiiatln (the two Oregon teams tied); lat, Junior Woraen'H Debate, Judy Hawley and Jean Cuake, who captured Bowling? At Weisfields HOW... only offers this exclusive LIFETIME How ... both (he fabulous BLACK BEAUTY and the famous FIREBALL carry a Lifetime Guarantee—yours when you purchase either Brunswick ball. Pay $2.00 a Month i their third find, out of four tour namentH; 1st, Women's Lincolri Douglas Debute, Jennifer Bain; 1st, Junior Women's Extempor aneous Speaking, Jean Guske, with 3rd place In this event going to Judy Hawley. In Junior Women’s After-Din ner Speaking, Jean Guske took first; 2nd, Sr. Men’s Impromptu, Paul Ward; 2nd, Junior Men's Oratory, Bill Austin; 2nd, Jr. Women’s Interview, Binds Gaug ler with 3rd place going to Judy Hawley; 3rd, Junior Women.’* Salesmanship, Judy Hawley, and 3rd, Men's Uineoln-Douglas De bate, Paul Ward. Fund Drive Heads Named Recently Named recently as chairmen foe the atinual World University Service drive on campus were Barbara Jo Waller, ugly man; Sally Ferguson, auction; Diane Duncan, promotion; Betsy Woods and Mike Hollister, publicity. Other chairmen include Cheryl Etzler and Barbara Horn, general secretary; Janet Clark, finance; Carolyn Dabler and Bunny Blls senden solicitation; Chuck Hale, fireside; and Jane Garrett, vaude ville. Them? chairmen and others, who will be* notified by phone, should attend a meeting today at 1 p.m. in the Student Union. READ K.MEKAU) WA$T ADS 8R0AS/ED CHICKEN W.- m - w - «' - ^Hqfr/ick/Vi GOOD trow raw to ready \n o M/rwtes CHICKEN SNACK. 75c 2 Pcs. Chicken, Cole Slaw Salad, French Flies, and Golden Toasted French Bread CHICKEN DINNER.$1.35 4 Pcs. Chicken, Cole Slaw Salad, French Fries, and Golden Toasted French Bread amburaer Heaven *■ * J ■ B< i\ i 11th and 13th on Willamette” Honorary Seeks Former Scouts Amid UO Men A census of all University men will be conducted during spring term registration by the pledges of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity which is re forming on campus. This census will be used to determine the per centage of former Boys Scout now enrolled at Oregon. Officers of the club estimate that 40 per cent of the men now in school have been in the Scout ing movement at one time. All men who are sincerely interested in service to the University will be chosen for pledgeship from ; this census. An open meeting will be held ! during the first week of spring term to explain the functions of A PO to those men interested in the organization. Officers elected at the last APO ! open meeting are Don Gunther, president; James Boyd, vice-presi dent; Garth McGuire, projects chairman; Don Ashton, treasurer; John Russell, recording secretary; Pat Sandstrom, corresponding secretary; Greg Kesterson, his torian-alumni secretary; and Tom Reanier, sergeant-at-arms. These new officers will serve until the end of spring term. Mothers' Weekend Chairmen Named Reservations for hotel and mo tel rooms for Junior Week and Mothers’ Weekend should be made soon, according to K. W. Onthank, advisor to Mothers' Weekend. The weekend will be held May 10-18. in conjunction with Junfor Week events. Chairman for the mothers’ event posts were announced re cently by K. Dianne McKrola and Judith Eggen, general co-chair men. Appointed were Brenda Buck ner, general secretary; Joanne Morrissey, publicity; Linda Davis and Allison Van Wormer, tick ets; Nancy Drew and Judy Rich ards, promotions; Margaret Reedy and Patti Clagget, reser vations and housing; Jane Weller and Erika Schmoll. registration; Carol Stolk and Jackie LaDue, coffee social; Diane Duncan and Mimi Kearney, breakfast; and Dee Burrell and Sue Barclay, trophy. Dm Emerald Classified Ads— Phone DI 5-1511, Ext. 218. create your own playtime wardrobe Hlossom out in leisure fashions that meet all competition—but cost only a fraction of repetitions ready-made. It's easy— with our Five Famous Pattern Services, plus our unparalleled selection of newest fashion fabrics. “Hoya” . . . wrinkle-shed sports cotton 38/39 in. wide. Stripes apd matching solid tones . 1.19 yd. “Sheeno” . . . sleek polished cotton 42/44 in. wide. Stripes and matching tones 1.39 yd. 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