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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1958)
Winners named in bridge test Some excellent competitive bridge was played In the A11 Campua Duplicate bridge tourna ment held in the SU Wednesday, according to E. C. Trenholme, director of the context. Trenholme in officially the dir ector of the Eugene Duplicate Bridge Club. Contextantx winning first place were Don Seymour and Tom Higashi; (north-south) Larry Collins and Stan Wall, i East Weat). Second place winners were Dick Brenner and Jim Con ners, < North - South i; Gerry Green and Ron Abell (East West». George porter and Gary Callison ( North-South i; Dave Brewer and Judy Hyatt, (East West I, placed third. Duplicate bridge puts the game on a highly competitive level, as the couples play the same hands and the scores are compared with the completion of the tournament. Other all-campus tournaments and an intercollegiate contest arc »< heduled Winter and Spring term, which will also be spon sored by the SU Games and Out door Activities committee. Dean of music to attend meeting The dean of the School of Mu sic will attend the annual meet ing of the National Association of Schools of Music In St. Uouis Nov. 28-29. Dean Theodore Kratt is an examiner of schools for the NASM, as well as official repre sentative heads from music de partments in universities, col leges and conservatories through out the United States will attend the meetings which will be con cerned with some of the prob lems facing music education on the college level. Sue Schaeffers named Sweetheart Sue Schaeffers, a freshman pledge of Kappa Kappa Gamma was chosen Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Thursday night. Miss Schaeffers, a St. Francis high school graduate, will be crowned Saturday at the frat ernity's house dance. SU Sunday movie " The Enemy Below" “The Enemy Below,” starring Kohert Mltehum and Curt Jur gens, will be presented Sunday by the Student t'nion Movie Committee. Movie time Is 2:30 and 3. “Enemy,” directed by Dirk Powell, relates a duel is-tween an American escort destroyer and a German submarine dur ing World War II. Mitrhiim and Jurgens are the two commanders of the clash ing navul vessels. During the action of the movie the two enter a battle of wits. Surplus Activities I’Cnntinunl from pane 2) underneath the general Home coming committee to construct a large sign, depleting the Homecoming theme, at Home centrally, located Hpot Bueh aa the Btudent Union. The Canoe Fete float con tPHt exists for reasons similar to the Homecoming sign con test. The problem 1h of much greater magnitude though, be cause without floats we would have no Canoe Fete. But the responsibility of houses to build these floats haH never been oueationed. So, “for the good of the house,” we spend an enormous amount of labor on building something, because we IIAVK to. Obviously such an under taking competes with the* aca demic demands of the Univers ity. I think our philosophy Is wrong here: If the Canoe Fete Is to be continued, then It ought to bo continued because those who work recognize that It ser- ' ves a purpose for the University and because It Is a voluntary effort on the part of the Individ uals and the groups involved. The elimination and-or modi fication of these three time consuming activities, seems to be the next step if we are to fol- i low the example of the Studertt Union Board. If these functions have real worth, then voluntary : planning aud participation will perpetuate them. If they can only be perpetuated by required 1 participation, then they must; have little real merit and there fore ought to die. Tonight and Saturday Opn 7:30—Show 8:00 Sunday Open 6:30, Show 7:00 6. 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EDWARDS COFFEE 77 2-lb. tin 53 SAFEWAY INSTANT COFFEE CHERUB MILK Finest evaporated milk money can buy. 8 tall tins $«00 SHORTENING New VELKAY brand JELL-WELL GELATIN 7 delicious fruit flavors. C&H POWDERED SUGAR and brown sugar 2 1-lb. 0% B*c pkgs. mm W FRESH BUTTER Finest quality Shandy Lane brand U)b. CQc pkg. 9 ICE CREAM PARTY PRIDE’S new Spumoni half g£j ORANGE JUICE Bel-air brand, quick frozen concentrated 6-o z. cans Si 00 FRUITCAKES 14-02. size l-)b. 5-oz. ring FANCY PUMPKIN It’s Moonbeam brand with old fashioned flavor tins CRANBERRY SAUCE April Orchards Brand No. 300 tins STUFFING BREAD Mrs. Wrights 1-lb. t/z-oz. loaf POTATOES nos, 39' CRANBERRIES 19' SWEET YAMS >, 10° CELERY “ 3b. 10° Prices good through Wednesday. Nov. 26th 5 CONVENIENT STORES READY TO SERVE YOU 1840 E. 13th • 145 E. 18th St. 849 V/,. 6th • Springfield 219 W. Broadway Junction City
