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Ron Hunt
Ann Portal
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Ann Peterson
Darlene Gore
Jean Ownbey
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or resume try something exotic
have it typeset by the production
department of the Oregon Daily
Emerald. IX'e offer a my riad of type
styles and sizes at reasonable rates,
as well as copy camera service. Call
686-4381.
School newspapers at
Beaverton. Troutdale and Hood
River were named the top in
their division on Wednesday
evening at the University
Cited tor general excellence
in the Oregon Scholastic Press
Newspaper Contest were The
Scroll of Sunset High School,
the Columbia Current of
Columbia High School in
Troutdale and The Minuteman
of Hood River Junior High
School
Also recognized tor their writ
ing photography and cartoon
mg skills were 55 high school
and junior high students who
had entered samples of their
work in the newspaper compe
tition last spring Nearly 250
entries were judged this year by
members of the University
chapter of the Society of
Professional Journalists Sigma
Detta Chi, which sponsors the
contest
The winners were honored
dunng an awards dinner which
marked the end of the 55th
Oregon High School Press
Conference Some 1 400
students and advisers from
nearly 100 schools throughout
the state participated in the
one-day event
In individual competition for
papers with a circulation of
more than 1.000. Todd Souveg
mer of Beaverton High School
won first place for best news
story Kathleen McCarten of
Wilson High School took top
honors in the feature story ca
tegory and Mike Widman, also
of Wilson High School was
awarded for the best editorial
briefs
MEETINGS
The Army ROTC NUehmnl w*t be rap
pelling Friday afternoon and Saturday
morning The public ■ invited to participate
f» interested please De at the FtOTC Center
or Friday at 3 pm and Saturday at 7 a m
'•tease area- appropriate ctothing such as
boots and feans etc For further information
caM me ROTC Center at 686-3102
Studies Association will be meeting on
T nursday at 5 p m in Room 337 Straub Hall
There la add Me Is add dm Eirepdonef
penence and credit avaitaoie lor students
volunteering to be a big brother sister to a
handicapped chad or young adult Adminis
trative positions available tor credit a iso m
graphics public relations program coor
dtnatior and hur research Can the YWCA at
686-4439 tor more mtormation
Woman In C maraunlreanni. me. mi no to
ar oper htxot tomgnt at 1 30 m the EMU
Forum Room WCI a a professional organ
ization tor man and •omen «i commumca
boos Open home mcludes internship mtor
mation and mucn more Evaryone * »ei
come For more information contact Traci
Walton at 404-9725
SPEAKERS
Communication In Da eel oping Coun
Mae" will be me topic of a lecture Friday Dy
Pro* Netty Oe Camargci bead of me Depart
ment of Communications and Arts Umver
arty of Sac Paulo Sac Paulo Brazil The
lecture enti begin at 3 30 p m m Room 221
Allen A reception mil follow her presents
bon
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Club of n M PM
or Friday and Saturday at
60 W 22nd St
Display (terns tor sale have been hand
woven and handcrafted at the Arrowmont
School of Arts and Crafts of Gattinburg
Tennessee The handwoven articles from
Arrowmont enjoy a worldwide reputation for
excellence according to co-chairperson
Charlene DeLage
Hours for the Pi Beta Phi saie will be from
10 a m until 4 p m on Friday and from 10
a m until 2 p m on Saturday Refreshments
wei be served both days Baked goods will
also be on sale during the two-day event as
well as paintings by local artists Barbara
Rodway and Delores Barrett