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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1967)
School Accredits Job Corps Plan The University School of Ed ucation is offering a program for credit at the Tongue Point Job Corps Center in Astoria. Called the Tongue Point Ex change Program, this Operation Citizenship venture offers stu dents a chance to become ac quainted with Job Corps and Tongue Point women on a one to-one basis. Tongue Point is operated by the University under a contract with the Office of Economic Op portunity. Oldest Job Corps center in the nation in terms of continuous operation, the center was changed from a men's to a women's facility in 1967. It is anticipated that the stu dents in the Tongue Point pro gram will work closely with the corpswomen's student govern ment organization in planning joint programs. All programs will be planned jointly between University and center participants. It is an ticipated that the corpswomen will make visitations to the campus from time to time and that students will visit Tongue Point for special functions. In order to make more stu dents aware of Tongue Point and the exchange program, a table will be set up on the EMU terrace Wednesday. Information about the center will be available and interest ed students may sign up to par ticipate in the exchange pro gram. Presented by George Skeie WINTER ENGAGEMENT While the spring of the year is the time-honored period of love and engagements the winter months are a close rival for the announce ment of betrothals. One reason might be the emphasis on social galas and holiday parties. In our own community, many of our love liest young ladfes will soon he showing their diamond engage ment rings to friends and relatives. Since the engagement diamond draws attention to the hand, it should be selected with the si/e and shape of the wearer'- hand in mind. For example, a small ring tends to over emphasize the larger hand. If a fairly large ring is de sired by the girl with a dainty hand, a dome-shaped ring, or one with the *tone set high, may be most Incoming. An oblong ring looks very at tractive on a hand with short fin gers. A setting which runs across the finger will cut the length of a long, narrow hand. \ very popular cut of diamond for shorter or thicker fingers i> the marquise. named after an elegant woman. Marquise de Monte-pan. who was the mistress of Louis XIV. She ordered the crown jeweler to cut her ring diamond- with a point at each end like a boat. This cut be came popular -ince it gives the hands a graceful, tapered appear ance. If you are diamond ring -hop ping, let us show you the varoius diamond cuts and give you our sug gestions on the right style for you. • JEWELRY 1027 Willamette 345-0354 Marry-Go-Round CUNNINGHAM-ME1NERT tNiiimiimiiitmmma Anne Cunningham of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority announced her pinning to Mark Meinert of Phi Delta Theta at a candle pass ing on Halloween night at her house. Both are seniors. Miss Cun ningham is from Orinda, California, and majoring in elementary education. Meinert, of Waldport, is majoring in general social science. TWEED-THOMPSON Terry Tweed announced her engagement at a family dinner at her parents' beach home to Greg Thompson of Eugene on September 2 Both are seniors in accounting. Miss Tweed is a member of Alpha Chi Omega and Thompson is a member of Phi Kappa Psi. The wedding has been set for June 15, 1968. PLUMLEY-PICHE On September 26. Sue Plumlcy, a junior from Medford, an nounced her pinning to Bill Piche at a candle passing at the Kappa Alpha Theta house. Piche, a senior in history, is a member of Theta Chi fraternity. TREIBER-P1IEMISTKR Beth Treiber, a sophomore in sociology, had a candle passing at Highland house to announce her pinning to Terry Phemister. Phemister is a senior in political science at the College of Idaho and lives in Sherwood. Oregon. DUNTON-DEARDORFF Joan Dunton and Gary Deardorff announced their pinning Octo ber 18 at the Phi Kappa Psi house. Miss Dunton is a senior in education from Molalla and Deardorflf is a senior in English from Canbv. ZAHN-TAYLOR A candle passing at the Alpha Chi house September 2ti an nounced the pinning of 1’atty Zahn to Tom Taylor. Miss Zahn is a senior in elementary education from Pacific Palisades, Cali fornia. Taylor, a member of Delta Upsilon, is a junior in jour nalism from Newport, Oregon. LINDLEY-BLAIR Ann Lindley, a senior in elementary education announced her pinning to Michael Blair, a senior in general social science at a dinner at her sorority Kappa Alpha Theta, October 10. Blair is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and comes from Salem. Miss Lindley is from Klamath Falls. COON-RAINEY The pinning of Barb Coon and Steve Rainey was announced September 21 at a candle passing at her sorority, Chi Omega. Miss Coon is a junior in elementary education from Beaverton. Rainey is from Beaverton and is majoring in engineering at Oregon State University. He formerly attended the University and was a mem ber of Theta Chi fraternity. lachenmeierhunter A candle passing at the Chi Omega sorority October 22 an nounced the engagement of Beth Lachenmeier to Dennis Hunter. Miss Lachenmeier is a junior in sociology from Portland. Hunter is a Corporal in the Marine Corp from Portland. Their wedding date has been set for December 23, 1967. KINZEL-BYERLY Gay Kinzel of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority announced her pinning to Bruce Byerly of Beta Theta Pi at a candle passing ceremony November 14 at her house Miss Kinzel is a junior in elementary education from Portland. Byerly is a senior in economics from Portland. WOODRUFF-GILLAM Laurie Ann Woodruff, a sophomore in interior architecture, an nounced her pinning to Gary E. Gillam, a junior in advertising, on May 5. The announcement was made at the Kappa Alpha Theta house during a candle passing ceremony. Miss Woodruff is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta from Portland. Gillam is a member of Delta Tau Delta, also of Portland. DOTSON-POSTON Sue Dotson and Bart Poston announced their pinning November 14 at a candle passing ceremony. Miss Dotson is a junior in elementary education from Spring field. Poston, a junior majoring in transportation, is a member of Kappa Sigma. Underground Movies To Be Discussed jwo Andy Warhol lilms will be shown tonight at 8 p in. in the EMU Ballroom. The films, “My Hustler” and “I A Man,” were produced by the underground, New York movie producer who recently visited the University. I he films will be discussed at 7 tonight in the EMU by a panel composed of students, faculty members and film mak ers. Want to really get results? Use Emerald Classified Ads T sawi PUBLIC NOTICE Best wishes on your day! Is today your birthday? If so, prove it (by driver’s license, military draft card, birth certificate, etc.) and a special sundae will be made for you on the house, free of charge, for nothing. 1313 Pearl 342-3213 Director Talks On Computers Are a computer and u graduate student as teacher, learner, and researcher, similar? The possi bilities will be discussed in an informal lecture discussion to day in the Graduate Center in Chupman Hall, at 12 noon. George Struble, associate di rector of the University's Statis ASUO Senate Approves Page Bill Thursday night the ASUO Senate approved a hill which authorizes the use of Senate Pages. The pages are to assist the Senators in communication and give them whatever assistance may he necessary to insure their continued attention at the meeting. Those interested in being Senate I’ages may now obtain petitions from EMU 306. Man's Best Friend when he wants to buy or sell: The Oregon Daily Ilmerald Classifieds. lical l.iihoratory and Comput ing Center, will lead the pro gram. Participants may bring sack lunches. Foreign Students Gain Co-op Awards Six foreign student have been awarded $75 each by the Uni versity Co-op Store with which to buy books. The students are Harold Knudsen. sophomore from Nor way; Juliet Sheno, senior from Iraq; Clarence i’ersad. gradu ate student from Trinidad; Charles Ayodele, junior from Nigeria: Kyung Ja Chang, Jun ior from Korea, and Victor Co, sophomore from Hong Kong. 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