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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1965)
Homecoming Queen Finalists ii - •, «****#. JULIE LEVIN—Junior, Kappa Sigma Stardust Girl, Sweet heat of Sigma Chi, Winter Car nival Court, Oregon Assembly Delegate, University Singers. TT| F-mil l MARY LOU SIEVERS—Junior, Frosh 200, Miss Eugene 1964, Kwama, sixth place, Miss Ore gon Pageant, Phi Kappa Sigma court. JAN STORY—Junior, Frosh 200. Frosh Snoball decorations chairman. Freshman hall social chairman, Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl court. Activities chairman for Alpha Phi. ROBERTA WAGNER—Junior, Sweetheart of SlKma ('hi court. Dolphin <)ueen court, Frosh 200, dorm librarian. GRETCHEN YOUNG—Junior, AWS frosh wtrfUry, Grcatrr Orrgon representative, Fresh man dorm president, Sweet heart of Sigma Chi, Girl of Year Award — Carson Hall. ECC Announces Lecture Series Basic ideas and recent discov eries in cultural anthropology win be the subject of a series o.. norning lectures for women, that will be offered this fall through the Eugene Continuation Center at the University. The lecturer will be Mrs. Shir ley Kennedy, former staff mem ber at the University who is now teaching part time at Portland State College and completing work toward her doctorate :at Ore gon. Topics to be taken up during Anthropology — the Study of r I the ten-weeks course include: People; The Human Animal; a j Primitive Lifeway—the Austra ! lian Aborigines; Groups, Identi ties and Responsibilities — a Comparative Look at Some So cial Organizations; PL-3 Program WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13 4:00—Football (U of O vs. Stanford) 6:30—Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00—Campus News j 7:05—Chemistry Films 8:00—Principles of Economics 9:00—Professional Photography (Speech) 9:30—TBA ! 10:00—Chemistry Films (Repeat) Have You Met Howard Yet? Howard is "IN." He can make you any kind of pizza you can imagine. Are you tired of theMme old standard pizzas? Howard has 22 standard kinds of pizza, but he can make you over 3,000 variations! Try a NEW kind of pizza, and come out to meet Howard. You'll like Howard, and you'll LOVE his pizzas! JOEY'S PIZZA "Taste the Finest" conveniently located only minutes from campus at 1498 South A—Springfield Open daily 'till 1 a.m. 746-6913 WINFIELD “f~ JEWE LRY STORE IOS7 WILlAMfTT* $275 You May Have Up to 18 Months to Pay Spiral Metal Company Holds Essay Contest Spiral Metal Company, Inc , is sponsoring an essay contest on "The Potential Uses for Calcium Sheet and Foil.” Entries should be typed and should include the student’s name and major. Originality and feasibility of the ideas will be the main consideration of the judges. All entries must be sent to Spiral Metal Company, Inc., Broadway, South Amboy, New Jersey 08879 by Dec. 17, 1965. First prize is $200; second, $100, and third, $75 Winners will be announced February 15, 1966. Prizes will be savings bonds. Campus Briefs Announcement! for Campus Brief* must be turned in by 3:30 p.m. the day before publication. Because of epace limitation*, no announcement* will be run more than twice. Amphibian* will meet today at 7 p.m. at I-eighton Pool. All mcmlxrr* should at tend. Honors College Advisory Board v.-ill meet today at 7 p.m. in the Honor* Uol lege ('enter. Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity will meet today at 4 p.m. in the SU. Import ant meeting to plan the year'* project*. Drakes will hold elections and receive an important handout t<*lay at a manda tory meeting in room 16 Science. This should be our last meeting for awhile and it is important. Pick up your OSl’ ticket* Homecoming sign sketches are due to day in room 301 SU. U of O Flying Club will have an or ganizational meeting today at 7 :J0 i m. in the SU. The room number will be posted. All those interested in flying are invited to attend. WRA Executive Council will meet Thursday at 11:45 a.m. in the SU. Room number will be posted. International Education Center is calling for applications from student* interested in working in the office this year. Prc- j vious staff members must reapply to work j this year. Applications are available in room 312 SU from 3-5 p.m. each day until Friday, when they are due. Skull and Dagger will meet today at 6 p.m. in the SU. Room number will be an nounced. All members should attend. The Theta Sigma Phi meeting, previous ly scheduled for Tuesday night, will be held today at 7 p.m. in the Eric Allen room. All members are asked to attend. The SU movies committee will present the eduiational film, “1984,” today in 150 Science. The movie will be shown twice, at 7 and at 9 p.m. So admission will be charged. UT Receipt Cards Due Now Students who still have regis tration receipts for University! Theatre season tickets are re quested to exchange these re eeipts for their coupon hooks. Without the students’ addresses the theatre cannot send advance notice of productions until they come to the box office with a receipt. And students cannot take advantage of the season ticket holder pre-order procedure until they have coupon books Season ticket sales will close Oct. 30. after which time all new subscribers will be assigned their official 1965-60 priority number. Student receipts must be in by this date, but it is urged that they be exchanged immediately at the t'T's first major produc tions, “The Waltz of the Torea dors,” opens Oct. 22. The U.T. box office, adjacent to Villard Hall, is open weekdays noon until 5 p m. Want to really get results?— (Jse Emerald Classified Ads— Phone 342 1411, Ext. 1818. Oregon Dally Emerald The Oregon Daily KmriaWI ie published five times iu September and five <lA>« a week during the a« adertuc year, except during tiammatton perbrfla, by the Student I’tibH »tp>ni |lr»ard ol the University ol Orrgt n. Src»nd cU« postage paid at Ktig me, Orir* gon 9740J. Subscription rate* $5 per year, 12 per term. MADEMOISELLE comes to campus Ever dream of a fabulous job in New York working with fashion writing, art, or adver tising? Mademoiselle offers you the chance to be one of twenty college women who travel to New York each sum mer for a salaried month as an editor of Mile; with priori ty consideration for permanent jobs with Mile and other Con de' Nast publications. Find out how you can be one of the lucky twenty at Mile* College Competitions Tea, Thursday, October 14 1-3 p.m., In the Eric Allen Room, 307 Allen Hall. Meet Jackie Zimmerman cf the New York College Com petitions staff, who will give you the details of the contests Mile, sponsors in all the crea tive fields. You could be one of the winners, so why not find out about it over tea and refresh ments? How can you lose? Campus Representative Marcia Rump, 344-4415 Expand Your Personal Library with OUR WEEKLY THRIFTY PACK THIS WEEK'S PACK: • FRANNY AND ZOOEY • ATLAS SHRUGGED • ANIMAL FARM • 1984 • BRAVE NEW WORLD normally $3.50 Now only $2.99 CAMPUS BOOKSTORE 877 E. 13th Across from Taylor’s 343-4082
