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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1962)
Two Chess Lessons To Be Given Free ('hess lessons will be given free at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 22. and Thursday, March 1, In the SU. These lessons are being pre sented by the Games and Out door Activities committee. Bruce Fredatrom, a sophomore from Standpoint, Ida., will be the in structor. He is well qualified since he has taught over 200 people how to play chess. TIIK KKSSONS are geared to teach people who know nothing, or very little, about the game. The first lesson will cover the history of the game. The sec ond will be concerned with the moves of the players and the rules. Flayers should bring boards and men If they have them, but they are not necessary for the first lesson. Shearing Concert Tickets Available Tlckrtx for Ihe George Shear ing anil Four Freshmen enti re r I Saturday nlghl are selling rapidly. They are still on sail* at the SI' main dink. Rtnerved ■trul* ari* I2..10; rrwrvcd nee 1 ion $2; adult general admis sion is % 1.75: anil student gen eral admission Is HI.25. Williams Takes Trip ASUO President Dan Williams will not be in his office Wednes day-Frlday of this week. He has been Invited to be the keynote speaker at a leadership confer ence for 300 northern California high school students. The confer ence is being sponsored by Hum boldt State College, Areata Calif. His topic will be "You’re a leader So What"! The Winter Term Event! Coming In Concert Saturday, Feb. 24 at McArthur Court 7:30 P.M. GEORGE SHEARING QUINTET FOUR FRESHMEN Tickets at S.U. Main Desk Get Yours Now! Prices: $1.25 - 2.50 Business Seminar Scheduled Today A seminar on “Ethics in the Business Decision Model,” spon sored by the University School of Business Administration, will be held today at. 4 p.rn. in the SU. Albert T. Rasmussen, professor of religion and society at Paci fic School of Religion, Berkeley, Calif., will moderate the semin ar. He will also be guest Icctur ei at two business classes today in Commonwi alth Hall. Graduate students and faculty of business administration, eco nomics, religion, and sociology will attend. A no-host cafeteria dinner in the SU will follow the seminar. WAC'S Sponsor Summer Program Applications are now being ac cepted for the Women's Army Corps Summer Orientation Pro gram for College Juniors. This program, open to college women who will have completed their junior year this spring, is designed to acquaint the Coed Ju niors with the role of the WAC officer in today's Modern Army. Full cost of the four weeks’ pro gram is borne by the Aimy and all participants receive the pay of a Corporal during their month of active duty. SINCE ITS beginning in 1057, the College Junior Program has given more than 300 coeds the op portunity to preview an officer’s career with no obligation placed upon them to accept a commis sion upon graduating. Full information on the Col lege Junior Program can be ob tained bv writing to Lt. Evelyn P. Foote, WAC Career Center. Pioneer Post Office Building. Portland. Oregon. 1962 COLLEGE CO ED FASHION CONTEST WIN A ROUND TRIP TO EUROPE VIA PAN AM JET CLIPPER* AND A SUMMER SESSION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF YOUR CHOICE * PLUS A COMPLETE LANZ TRAVEL WARDROBE. J In addition, there are opportunities to win 24 various Lanz wardrobe prizes! * Entry blanks and complete information available at man CONTEST CLOSES MARCH 15, 1962. 1 Winners will be announced by April 15, 1962. t V •Prlie includes tuition plus room and board at any university lifted in the book. New Horizons in j I Education, (or any course desired ] for which the winner is eligible DOWNTOWN EUGENE FASHION CORNER - MAIN STREET SPRINGFIELD EUGENE HOTEL Democrat's Letter Compliments Flemming Representative Edward N. Fad eley, Lane County Democrat, com plimented University President Arthur S. Flemming, a Repub lican. and look a swipe at State Senator Walter J. Pearson, a Democrat, in a letter sent to Flemming Tuesday. Fadeley wrote the letter in the wake of Pearson’s criticism of Flemmings Lincoln Day Din ner speech, in which the Univer sity President reaffirmed his in tention to work actively in poli ties. "LAST SI MMER I wrote you personally welcoming your pro gressive influence upon the State and upon your party,” Fadeley said in the letter. “Now I want to say publicly that I still wel come that influence and that both the State and your party can use it.” Contacted by telephone Tues day. Fadeley said that many peo ple think of Flemming only as the University President. The state representative said he be lieves that Flemming generally speaks publicly for himself in political matters, not as an aca demic administrator. EADEL.EV SAID that it would be a mistake if people who have (ho experience and knowledge of Flemming should act as if they have no convictions. "Since Senator Pearson is nom inally of my party, you may be thinking that my party can use a little progressive influence too. ' Fadeley said in his letter. "Blit let me say that in my per sonal lodgment his thinking is as far from that of the rank and file Democrat as is the thinking of the more conservative mem bers of your party.” Women's Co-ops Elect Trustees The women's co-ops elected (heir board of trustees Monday. The new president is Pat Dund erberg of I tehee House; vice pres ident, Nadine Anderson of High land House; secretary. Sharon Sloane of Highland Hou.se; and treasurer, Vivian Paul of Rebec House. Other members of the board arr Ceiesre Hc-nnies, of Highland House, Frances Daulsberg of University House. Jacqueline Timperlev of Rebec House, and Caroline Kleczynski of University House. Classified Ads RATES: 5c per word first insertion; 3c thereafter. Minimum charge 50c. All classified ads must be in before 3:30 p.m. on the day preceding publication. Call DI 2-1411, Ext. 618. FOR RENT MALE students. Double rooms for rent. Kitchen facilities. See 427 E. 13th. or call DI 2-1935. 1 BEDROOM, unfurnished house. Stove, refrigerator optional.. S70 per month. 1765 Columbia, phone PI 5-3369. WANTED ONE bicycle (owner's only mode of transportation t disappeared from front of Music School. Girl’s blue bike with basket. DI 4-3893. TUTORING TUTORING in grammar, compo sition c" literature. DI 5-6963. SERVICES LOW COST flying in Taylor craft, flyers or experienced fly ers. Join club and learn to fly at owner rates. Fee and dues just cover cost of upkeep, insurance, hangar rent. etc. DI 3-1130. TYPING, my home. 310 East 31st. Pickup and delivery if de sired. Electric typewriter. DI 3 1913. IRONING. $.80 per hour. DI 4 4336. 473 E. 16th, formerly 336 E. Broadway. EXPERIENCED sewing and al teration, reasonable rates. DI 5-0800. IRONING wanted. $1 an hour. University district. 1676 East 15th. DI 3-2969. LEARN TO FLY! Call one of T BIRDS now for detail on econo mical established flying club. Steve Beardslee, DI 5-5875; George Coulter. DI 5-3593; John Tegstrom, ext. 1362; Jim Theda, DI 2-2345; Scott Walker, ext. 373, or Dave Pierce, DI 3-9427. TYPING electric typewriter Carole Quarles. DI 4-9635. TYPING; Smith - Corona Elec tric. Jackie Scott. Westmore land Village. 1771 Cleveland, ext. 379 SERVICES DR. ROBERT B. MCDONALD Optometrist Visual Examination Contact Lens Fitting and consultations by appointments Contact Lens Service and supplies. DI -1-2320 921 Willamette TYPING—Manuscript and thesis. Electric typewriter. Former le gal and statistical typist. DI 3 7581. TYPING — Experienced. Ann Cain, DI 3-5557. QL ALITY Typing. Theses, manu scripts. papers. Special Student Rates. 10-12, 1-5 Monday thru Friday. Avenue Business Co., 110°. Pearl. DI 3-2098. FOR SALE 1P56 VOLKSWAGEN. Excellent condition. New battery and brakes. DI 5-5393. 1960 VESPA, good cond.. buddy seat, windshield, economical. DI 1-9SS1. Call after 4 p.m. week days. USED maternity smocks, good condition, size 14. DI 4-1227. DAVENPORT, end tables, lamps, dinette set. rug. bunk oeds. DI 3-9969. WORK WANTED IRONING wanted, $1.25 a dozen includes everything. Di 3-077S. 446 E. 12th, Apt. 5. AUTO REPAIRS BALANCE all 4 wheels. Regular $10 value. Student and faculty rates $4.88. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 164 West 7th LOST & FOUND POUND Sold wedding band, vi cinity of 18th and Potter. DI 3-215S. LOST—SAE pin near library, if found call Dale Farr, ext. 292.
