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-...e[ al j-schooislates Women's caucus at Lane lecture today Newbold Noyes, former editor and part-owner of The Washington Star, will be the inaugural speaker in a new series of annual lectures to be launched next month at the University School of Journalism. Noyes will deliver a public address today in the EMU Ballroom, after spending several days at the journalism school in informal meetings with students and faculty members. He will be the first speaker in a series endowed to the School by Mrs. Robert Ruhl of Medford, widow of the long-time editor of the Medford Mail-Tribune. Mrs. Ruhl’s gifts to the School make possible the establishment of the annual Ruhl Symposium in Journalism, which will involve the visiting lecturer and also the appointment of two Ruhl Fellows. 1 t , EUGENE ALTERNATIVE \\ We wish to speak to: •PEOPLE who are realistic about the problems of a coop erative work situation yet still seek it as an alternative. •PEOPLE who are interested in contributing to the formation of a first-rate manufacturing and distribution company for a high ly marketable technical product. •PEOPLE who are stable, de pendable, non-transient, ener getic and concerned with the larger social issues. Send de scriptive letter (500 words or* more) indicating personal goals, business and community exper ience, school experience, techni cal skills and salary requirements with two stamped self-addressed envelopes to: EUGENE ALTERNATIVES P.O. Box 10482 Eugene, Ore. 97401 Closing date is Nov. 23. All let ters will be answered and inter views will be set up soon after Thanksgiving. Two prominent women politicians will be featured at the fourth annual convention of the Oregon Women’s Political Caucus Saturday at Lane Community College cafeteria. Norma Paulus, Republican state representative and can didate for Secretary of State in the 1976 primary election, will make the keynote address at 10 a.m. At noon Democratic State Sen. Betty Roberts will be presented with the Caucus’ Woman of the Year award. Roberts ran in the 1974 primary for Democratic nominee for governor. She also ran in the general election for the U.S. Senate when candidate Wayne Morse unexpectedly died. Roberts is running for re-election to the state senate next year. Convention registration will open at 9 a.m. The convention will adjourn at 4 p.m. Registration fee is $3.50 but will be waived for those unable to attend otherwise. Non members of the Caucus are welcome to participate. Advance registration must be made for day care and overnight lodging. Telephone Barbara Colburn, 207 Norman St., Eugene, 689-4087 for further information. Local play tryouts to be held Tryouts will be held Saturday ^ and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Maude Kerns Art Center, 15th and Vi I lard, for “Fashion,” a play written in 1845 by the American playwright, Anna Cora Mowatt. The play will be presented in February and is a bicentennial production co-sponsored by Maude Kerns Art Center and the Eugene Theatre Company. There are roles for five actresses and eight actors, including one Black actor. Singers are also needed. The director is Jacquie Mc Clure. The New Globe Theatre, Inc., in cooperation with Poverty Playhouse, announces open auditions for Bill Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet,” at the WOW Hall, 8th and Lincoln, on Sunday, November 23, at 2 p.m., and Monday, November 24, at 7 p.m. Callbacks will be Tuesday, November 25, at 7 p.m. Rehearsals will begin on January 5. U of O students and faculty are encouraged to tryout. Gobble Up The Bargains^ EMU FOOD SERVICE SODA BAR & PIZZA-BURGERS open weekends Noon 11:15 p.m. Sat.-Sun. Jim Gregory Dennis Pfaff Greg Waaeon Greg Clark Paul Waktochmidt Chris Story Bob Welch Jenifer Blumberg Jerri Nison JoAnn Fahlgren Jeff Nielson Rick Bella PMty Farrell Lois Lindsay Brad Lemley Walt Benson Jackman WUson Kate Seigal Norris Adams Susan Harper Gayle Freeman Ted Johnston Editor Managing Editor News Editor Graphics Editor Editorial Page Editor Asst. News Editor Sports Editor Entertainment Editor Wire Editor Asst. Graphics Editor Asst Sports Editor Associate Editors: Politics Admin, A Student Services ASUO Govt, ft Agencies Features. In-Depth Departments a Schools Community Production Manager Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Librarian Accountant Oregon Daily Emerald The Oregon Dally Emerald is published Monday through Friday during fan. winter and spring terms, except during exam weeks and vacation periods. During summer session the Emerald is published Tuesday and Thursday during the eight-week term and on Thursday the last three weeks of the eleven-week term The Oregon DaHy Emerald is published by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co , Inc . at the University of Oregon Eugene Oregon 97403. ' Subscription rates: (1) University of Oregon student and faculty-staff subscription rates are based on annual contracts the Emerald makes with the Associated Students of the University of Oregon and with the Urxver sify administration The subscription rate is $3 52 a person (2) Special stiiscripfione for persons not in category (1) are available tor *15 a year (12 months) or $6 s term The Oregon DaHy Emerald offices are in the north wing of the Erb Memorial Union ‘inws editorial phone number a 666-5511 Diaoiav advertising is 686-3712. Classified advertising number is 686-4343 The Oregon DaHy Emerald is a member of Assoaaled Press and College Press Service. Bureau lacks place for horses gathered dorti AND Ore. AP - The U.S. Bureau of Land Management Hoc nathpred 190 wild horses from eastern Oregon rangelands during SJSTSS2*! but may be running out of places toput them_ the hnJLs are being gathered at a cost of about $300 per horse to redu« “gSSJStS mt&s used by cattle and wildlife. The horses Amoved to Burns for assignment to individuals Ew Storms. BLM directa fa Oregon^ said the number of intpr-ested in caring fa the bases is dwindling. P80P£» 2!d the aaency has 75 hases but only about 100 applications from^MOple whcfwanMham. He said about half the people who have 2J55S- ahase in the past have decided lata against taking one of j_je ggjfj (he agency also has 27 older stud hases, which are har<jWiId hSe herdsiSaegomS^'^0®8*1 about 20 pa cent each year sfncethe 19^1 wild hale law provided protection fothe animals. BLM is required to manage the wild hase hads on fedaal land at the same population levels as existed in 1971 Also the hases cannot be moved to areas where there were no hads in 1971. briefs Meetings The Incidental Fee Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Monday In the EMU (room to be posted) Tentative agenda includes Center. Anthropology Association. «SU and MEChA The international Christian Fellowship welcomes students from other lands to a conference on Christian Fellowship Friday and Saturday. Nov 7» and W For father information, attend the weekly fellowship meeting at Koinonia Mouse. 1414 Kincaid. 7 pm Friday or see Ma« Kershaw at Koinonia Phone 4*4 1707 or 4*4 104* The Oregana yearRpok staff will meet today tor a meeting and slide show on • Creative designing ' Sports will meet at 2 30 p m A workshop will be held Sunday, beginning at J P m for all staff members Both meetings mandatory All activities will be held in the Oregana offices. Room Mill. EMU Phone 6*6 4305 Lectures The University physics department colloguium presents Professor Gerald Mahan, of the University ol Indiana, who will speak on ' Super ionic Conductors' Monday at 4 30 p m , Room 30. Science l Today a* ^ 30 p m tn Roo^n 177 LawrtfK#. James Peftinari. visiting associate professor of architecture, will present a public tec lure, entitled "Building Content " Miscellaneous The Univeriity of Oregon Brass Choir will perform tonight s' • p m in Beall Concsn Hal) Th# program features the Concertino for Tympani by Michael Cofgrass University Mu vc School professor Chariot Dowd, tympanist. will be the toioit) The ensemble will also perform works by Giovanni Gabriefli, James N.btoch, Robert Siarer and Merle Hogg Professor ire o Lee will conduct Admission it free There will be a piano and flute recital with Pamela Bireil. tlute. and Mary jo N.ssen, piano. In the Gerlinger Lounge 3pm Sunday ASUO President Jim Berneu and Ad ministrafive Assistant Mark Cogen wit naa a press conference today it I pm in the Forum of 'he EMU They will discuis the proposal before 'he State Board of Higher Education and their plans to a"md m# meeting m Portland. Tuesday. Nov 7J All are invited 'o attend The Baptist Student union has arranged for severe) local church families to provide a Thanksgiving Day meal to international students who will be In Eugene over the holidays international student union presidents are being contacted All in. 'erested foreign students should comae* S'eve Bridges. Philadelphia House, telephone Jaa tlaa before S p m today Socialists sponsor conference The Young Socialist Alliance is sponsoring a Socialist and Educational Conference November 21-22 in Portland. The location is 206 Stark Ave. on the fifth floor. The cost fa the entire weekend and party will be $3.00 If you would like to go and need a ride there and home again or would just like to find out more about the Socialist Activist and Educational Conference please call Brad at 344-1992 Sunday Nights at the Recreation Center Pool $1.00 Per Hour «•
