Eleven Attend Meet
Of Republican League
K If von University Republicans
attended the State Republican
College League meeting at Wil
lamette University Salem Feb.
ti At the meeting the annual
College Republican convention
was tentatively set for April 10
11 in Portland.
Dave Walker, chairman of the
University College Republican
Club, reported on the club's
growth and activity. Jim Jones,
general chairman of the model
convention committee, outlined
the convention program and an
nounced the convention kickoff
Friday with the appearance of
Hack Miller, Iowa senator, on the
campus.
Carl Washburn, a Reed College
delegate, gave a report on the
Arts and Sciences Committee of
the state organization. Michael H.
Smith of the University is the
committee’s local representative.
In other business Sidney Srnith
ers of Lewis and Clark College
was appointed as finance director,
and Cary Putnam was designated
as state executive secretary.
State Representative Robert
Pack wood of Portland spoke on
the coming primary campaign,
outlining the manner in which
college students can aid local
candidates.
Job Opportunities
Interviews will be held Feb. 18
for positions as secondary teach
ers at Hillsboro union high school
in Hillsboro, Ore.
Tigard public schools, Tigard,
Ore., will conduct interviews Feb.
20 for elementary and secondary
teachers-.
I.ong Beach unified school dis
trict of Long Beach, Calif , will
hold interviews for elementary
and secondary teachers Feb. 20.
Interviews for positions as
teachers at American River junior
college of Sacramento, Calif., will
lx- held Feb 21.
Tillamook, Ore., school district
will interview persons for posi
tions as elementary and secon-,
clary teachers Feb 20
1 S. Army material command
will interview persons Feb. 20
for positions as physicists, chem
ists and mathematicians; bacterio
logist, entomologist, biologist, me
teorologist.
I S. Forest Service, Pacific
Northwest region, will conduct in
terviews Feb 20 for positions in
Washington and Oregon for ma
jors in accounting, liberal arts,
personnel and business adminis
tration.
Fibreboard Company will in-:
terview accounting majors with
B S. or B A degree* and students
n\ any major with master’s de
gree and a strong interest in in
dustrial sales Feb. 20.
Boulder Lab., National Bureau
of Standards, will hold interviews
Feb 20 for all degree levels in
physics and Ph D. degree in phys
ical chemistry for a position in
Boulder, Colo.
Army and Air Force Exchange
Service will interview majors in
business administration, liberal
arts, and architecture Feb. 21 for
positions on military bases
throughout the United States.
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance
Co. will hold interviews Feb. 21
(or jobs in Portland or other ma
jor Oregon communities. Busi
ness majors are preferred, but
no specific majors will be ex
cluded.
Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety will interview liberal arts
and business administration ma
jors Feb. 21 for positions in Ore
gon.
Aetna Life Insurance Co. will
interview business, economics, lib
eral arts and education majors
Feb. 21 for positions in sales,
sales management, controller and
office management training in Eu
gene and Portland.
Clinic to Evaluate
Learning Problem
An evaluation clinic for the!
child with learning problems will
be held at. the University Friday, j
The symposium will take place ;
in the Student Union arid will
be attended by an estimated 50
principals, county and district
school superintendents, and spec
ial education personnel from
schools in Linn, Lane, Douglas,
and Uoos counties.
The University School of Edu
cation and the Oregon State De
partment of Education are co
sponsors of the meeting. Mrs.
Ruth Waugh, instructor in edu
cation, is in charge of arrange .
ments.
Purpose of the symposium is to
review the facilities asailable for!
children with learning difficulties I
and to discuss better ways of util
izing and improving them.
The symposium will be sup-!
ported partially by funds from an
annual grant from the State De
partment of Education to the
! School of Education for support
of an educational evaluation clin
ic, part of the total program of
school psychological services at
the University.
Orides Elects Officers
Fenny Schreiner has been cho
sen to lead Orides for 1964 65
Betty Bowers as vice-president,
Sue Meinhoff as secretary, Sher
ry Maxwell as treasurer, Kathy
Spehn as historian, and Judy
Moorehead as social chairman
will assist her.
New Officers Elected
By Pi Beta Phi
Pi Beta Phi members have
elected Martha Dibble as- their
new president Vice president is
[Chris Swanson.
Other officers are Ginger Learn
ing, recording secretary; Mary
Wayburn, treasurer; Meta Baer
wald, pledge supervisor; Joanne
Rising, house manager; Lynn Bar
rett, social chairman: Mary Faeh,
corresponding secretars: and
Kathy Sand, scholarship chair- j
man.
Hamilton to Give
Faculty Recital
Bach's "Partita 4, in D” will
open a faculty recital of harpsi
chord music to he presented by
John Hamilton at 8 p.m. today
in the School of Music audito
rium.
Hamilton, assistant professor of
music at the University, also will
play selections by Couperin, Ra
meau and Scarlatti.
Hamilton has appeared as both
an organist and harpsichordist
throughout the United States. He
has also made numerous radio and
television appearances, film scores
and recordings.
He has been on the University
faculty since 1959.
TODAY'S STAFF
Night Editor: Jim Frake.
Desk Editor. Phyllis Elving.
Reporters: .Vomi Borenstein,
Yank Eppinger, Sandy Censer.
Lucy Gerriets.
Proofreader: Judy Wegner.
CAMPUS BRIEFS
Petition* for me feather aid program aro
•if fiday ;.r»d may (/*■ obtrur.ed in th'
VMCA anti YWCA office? on the third
floor of t;-c :*TT.
Angel Flight will meet at 6 p.rr*. today in
the Oid'-t ri.ry '-f the ROTC Depart
ment,
Ail Molar Board members. ushering for
tiv Johnny performance must re
port exactly .* ? ;0 today to McArthur
Court.
Prc±n 200 will attend the Feb. 14, 2i
did 2r> toal) tiO-nu- *t.iy .nd shoiii-J
b*- -'ated by 7 :15 p rn.
Couege Life wiil meet at 0 p.rr.. today »n
ti*e Deita ( 'ru .tat* rmty, J4.,o Aider. Trans
f**rtatwn >vill he provided, leaving Carbon,
WiHcox ... d Cloran hail** at *:45 p.m.
The Student Union Gout door Recreation
(’oar.rd is r&lling fee petitions for generaI
chairman of : c ar»n;:a3 water *ki totirnA
menf. IVtitiori* .»”e ilu> Friday and art
available <n room t<>l si* .
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