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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1963)
FORMS, MISCELLANEOUS lumber, and mud are framed by an idle crane in the center area of Dor mitory no. 7, now under construction. Canoe Fete Heads Schedule Meeting The first Cano? Fete meetin* Mill be held at four today in the Student Union. Rules Hill be discussed, a schedule issued, and a float chairman selected. It is important that all houses have a representative at the initial meeting. The room num ber will be posted. Use Emerald Classified Ads— Phone DI 2 1411, Ext. 1818 Chi Omega Elects New House Officers Chi Omega new house officers are Joy Olson, president; Sherry Cannon, vice-president; Susan Nelson, treasurer; Nancy Carvillc, secretary; and Ann Starr, pledge trainer. TODAY’S STAFF Desk Editor: Sherry Lucas. Reporters: Aleen Crabb, Donna Spoonhour, Charles Hoyt, Sue Dow, Lee Carrieres, Gail Pethe rick, Rosemary Eismann. Proofreader: Jo Griswold. Job Opportunities The U. S Treasury Department, Comptroller of the Currency Na tional Bank Examiners will hold job interviews February 15 for positions in Portland. Spokane, Seattle, Helena and Billings. Maj ors desired are business adminis tration, accounting, economics, banking, finance, or law. L. H. Penny & Co. will inter view students with degrees of Master or Bachelor of Science in Business Accounting. The intej view will be held February 15, for a position in San Francisco. Interviews will be held for stu dents with degrees in elementary and secondary education for posi tions in San Diego City Schools. The interview is Feb 18. * * * The Security First National Bank will conduct interviews Feb. 18 for positions in the Los Angel es area Majors desired are B.S., M B A in Business Administra tion: Economics, Finance and Ac counting. • « * Mt. Diable Unified School Dis trict will be interviewing students with degrees in elementary and secondary education for positions in Concord, California. The inter view is Feb. 19. * * * Garden Grove Elementary Schools will conduct interviews Feh. 19 for positions in Garden Grove, California, teaching kin dergarten through eighth grade. * * * The IBM Corporation will in terview students with majors in accounting, economics, mathma tics, science, business administra tion and liberal arts, for positions in Oregon. The interview is F'eb. 19. * * * A representative of the Little Lake City School District will in terview students on F'eb. 20. Posi tions for kindergarten through eighth grade teachers are open in Santa Fe Springs. Calif. • * • Garden Grove Union High School District will interview Feb. 20 for positions in Garden Grove. Calif. Majors desired are art. busi ness education, English, foreign languages, math, music, science, girls’ P E and boys' P.E. * • • The Tigard, Oregon Public Schools will interview students Feb. 21 for positions in all ele mentary grades and in high school social studies (also track and foot ball coach), sophomore English Sc Spanish, chemistry, art, librarian, and physics and chemistry combi nation. • • • American River Junior College will interview students Feb. 21 for positions in Sacramento, Calif. t* * # The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Flight Re search Center will interview stu dents on Feb. 21 for positions in Edwards, Calif. Majors desired are B.S., M S., Ph D. in math, phy sics. * • * The Glendora Unified School District will conduct interviews Feb. 22, for positions of high school chemistry and a combina tion seventh and eighth core (strengths in Spanish, science and math) in Glendora, Calif. * « * The Long Beach, Calif. Unified School District will hold inter views Feb 22. for positions in all areas and grade levels. |J» * ill The Harrisburg, Oregon Ele mentary Schools will interview students Feb. 22 for positions as sixth and eighth grade teachers. * <■ * The Noair Division of Northrup 1 Corporation will hold interviews i Feb. 22 for positions in Haw-! thorne, Calif. Majors desired are I B.S., M S., Ph.I). in math. Home Issues Attack LONDON (UPI) In London, Fore ign Secretary Home issued a new attack on President De Gaulle tonight. Home told the House of Lords during an angry debate that Europe could not be defend ed without the aid of the United States . . and flatly denied a reported De Gaulle claim that Britain had offered to unite its nuclear forces with France. VANISHING AMERICAN? For the sake of your future and the future of your coun try, let’s fervently hope not! But the sad fact is that too many gifted teachers are leav ing our colleges for better paying positions. The cause is fundamental. They simply cannot make ends meet on their present low sal aries. And, much as they love their work, they are forced to seek jobs in other fields. In the face of this discour aging trend, more classrooms keep getting more crowded. And by 19C7, college applica tions are expected to double. It’s time to put a stop to this nonsense. Won't you help? Help the college of your choice now. The returns will be greater than you think. • If you wont to know more obout what the college crisis means to you, write for a free booklet to: HIGHER EDU CATION, Box 36, Times Square Sta tion, New York 36, New York. EMERALD Dl 2-1411 Ext. 1818 Secretaries Due For Conference At the third annual confer ence for secretaries at the Uni versity on February 16, several speakers will discuss the secre tary as a professional person. The School of Business Admin : istration and the National Secre taries Association will hold this ! conference, which is open to sec retaries, executive assistants, of fice managers, and business cdu caotrs . Four speakers have been sched uled to appear on the program for a one-day meeting. Each will discuss a topic that represents a pathway to success in profession alizing secretarial work. Among the speakers are Don ald A. Watson, associate profes sor of finance and assistant direc tor of the University’s Bureau of Business Research; Edward D. Kittoe. assistant professor of Eng lish; Sam Hughes, Eugene attor ney affiliated with Guistina Bros. Lumber Co., and Mrs. Alfred A. Black, retired Traffic Employment Interviewer with Pacific North west Bell Telephone Co. The topics discussed will in clude Oregon’s economic pros pects. letter composition, and in terviewing techniques. The conference begins at 9:30 a m. in the SU. The registration fee of 55.00 includes a luncheon there. Registration fees are to be sent to Mrs. Jan Stoess. 2195 West 18th. and are due by Feb ruary 13. All secretaries in the Eugene Springfield area are in vited to attend. 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 preced ing publication. Call PI 2-1411, Ext. 1818. FOR SALE 1962 MERCEDES 220 -F. Genuine leather. 6000 miles. DI 5-0325. Ruth. GIBSON Refrigerator with freez er and Admiral 4 burner elec trical range. S85 for both. Quick sale. DI 3-8341. ELECTRIC guitar $225 Fender dual pickup. Deluxe amp Cost $350. DI 4-0483 1952 OLDSMOBILE 88. hardtop convertible. $200. DI 5-3553. CUTE MINIATURE poodle pup py for your valentine AKC reg istered. Good breeding. DI 3 8384 after 5. 1954 STUDEBAKER Champion. 4-door economical. Why walk? Only $175. DI 4-4666. 1958 OLDSMOBILE 98. sedan, air conditioned, excellent condition. $1450 DI 3-9957. WATER SKI this year. I have a 13’9” boat with 35 hp Mercury engine for sale. Will toss in trailer and life preservers. $100. ■ DI 2-3743. JACUZZI Whilpool Bath. Excel Ient condition: reasonably priced. Phone DI 5-0383. LeROY LETTERING machine. RI 7-2008 after 7 p.m. COMPLETE books and papers for Biology 105. $14 new. Absolute ly unused $11 to you. DI 4-8860 TRANSISTOR tape recorder, an excellent high quality machine. Kay etnor banjo, cheap. Contact Hub Stokes, DI 5-9758 evenings. FOR RENT DUPLEX suitable for 4 students. Large living room, tiled bath, electric heat, fully furnished. $115 per month. DI 5-0768. | FIVE BEDROOM house 3 blocks from campus, $160 or will fur nish and rent to group of stu dents. Phone DI 3-6114. I ONE BEDROOM apartment. $45 month. Phone Joe Sherman DI 5-7332 after 7 p.m. MODERN LARGE 4 bedroom home; gas heat, fireplace, base ment, utility room, dishwasher and gas range furnished. Phone DI 2-1411. Ext. 1704. Mon.-Fri. 8 a m. to 5 p.m.. Sat. 8-12. FURNISHED studio apartment. DI 4-7557 after 5.30. 5 BEDROOM furnished house 3 blocks from campus. Suitable for 10 students $27.50 each. DI 3-6114. ROOM AND BOARD. Laundry privileges. $78 monthly. Women only. Close to campus. DI 3-7376. SLEEPING AND STUDY ROOMS $15 & $20 1229 Pearl St., after 5:30 p.m. LARGE ONE BEDROOM fur nished. $90 a month. 625 East 18th. FOE RENT APARTMENT for one girl. Kit chen afcilitics. Share entire floor with roommate. S35 a month. DI 4-8890 ADJOINING campus small pri vate house, furnished, 1 bed room, washing machine, back yard, fenced, thru summer or longer. S75 DI 3-6303. SERVICES IRONINGS my home anytime. Reasonable rates. DI 3-0431. TAX REDUCERS S2 5 minimum Your home..Our office DI 2-4668 .Never closed DR. ROBERT B. McDONALD Optometrist Visual Examination Contact Lens Fitting and consultations by appointments Contact Lens Service and supplies. DI 4-2320 921 Willamette TYPING. REYNOLDS. DI 2^334. TYPING—Joy McKinny—DI 5 7481. TYPING Eaker—DI 3 2664 FOLK GUITAR and banjo les sons. Folk Lore Music Center. 720 Willamette. Phone DI 4 4287. SHORT NOTICE TYPING proofing DI 3 9757 TYPING in my home anytime. DI 3 1913. TUTORING TUTORING in grammar, composi tion, and literature. DI 5-6963. Experienced English teacher. MATH TUTORING. Experienced teacher DI 3-0729. FLORIST KIRKLAND FLOWEKl.AND Your Friendly Flower Number PA 6-7605 QUIET. RESTFUL room away from campus for male student. DI 4-5481. WANTED TO BUY CELLO DI 5-5739 evenings COLLEGE STUDENT to share modern garden apartment. 1253 Ferry St.. *4. Call DI 2-3530. WORK WANTED MOTHER OF 1, would like to care for another child days in my home or yours. Transporta tion and references provided. RI 6-9079. LOST AND FOUND MEN'S INITIALED gold signet ring found January 29th in park ing area east 14th. Claim at Ore gon Daily Emerald advertising office and pay for ad. . . , - | r———
