Wesley Foundation Schedules
Weekend Planning Conference
A retreat to Silver Creek falls
over the coming Memorial week
end has been planned by the new
officers and members of Wesley
foundation, Methodist student or
ganization.
A Spring retreat is held annual
ly to allow the new officers to get
better acquainted both among
themselves and the members, and
to concentrate on plans for their
period in office.
Officers for the 1948-49 school
year are: president, Kathy Dob
son; vice-presidents, Ed Moe and
Wesley Eyres; secretary, Fran
Blenkinsop; and treasurer, Fran
Dunn. Members-at-large of the ex
ecutive committee are Glenn John
son, Ken Neal, Shirley Fossen,
Margie Beckett and Lou Weston.
Smith Creek Chosen
The retreat will be held at Smith
Creek reservation, one of the two
government camps at Silver Creek
falls. Cars will leave Wesley house
at noon Saturday, transportation
being provided for all those who
sign up before Wednesday even
ing.
Over fifty registrations have al
ready been received, so anyone de
Souers Reveals
Poetry Finalists
Andrey Larson, sophomore in lib
eral arts, Leland Huff, senior in
chemistry, and Gerald Lundy, soph
omore in journalism, were awarded
the poetry prizes given by the Eng
lish department, Philip W. Souers,
head of the University of Oregon
English department, announced.
The Julia Burgess award was di
vided between Miss Larson and
Lundy was given the Walter Evans
Kidd award.
Huff’s poem was entitled “The
Painting of the Picture”; Miss
Larson submitted the poem, “Out
of the Shadow.”
Lundy’s prize-winning entry was
a blank verse poem entitled “Boy
Fetching Cows.”
Judges for the two awards were
Mr. Frank Gees Black, Mrs. Alice
H. Ernst, and Mr. Ernest G. Moll of
the Department of English.
siring to attend should sign up as
soon as possible. Total cost for the
retreat, food and transportation in
cluded, will be $5. Glenn Johnson is
in charge of arrangements for the
3-day meet.
Complete recreational facilities
available to take care of that
phase of the theme of the camp:
"Recreation, Inspiration, and
Planning."
A swimming pool, volleyball
courts, and other facilities are pre
sent and a hike around the falls
on Sunday will make up the rec
reational program. The group will
leave the camp at 5 p.m. Sunday.
Butt to Address
Fellowship Meeting
Herbert Butt, professor from the
Multnomah school of the Bible, will
be the guest speaker at the Inter
Varsity Christian fellowship meet
ing, at 7 p.m. today at John Straub
dining room.
“Help for the Perplexed” is the
topic of Butt’s talk. Butt was for
merly associate general secretary
for the IVCF.
Butt will be available for individ
ual conferences during Tuesday af
ternoon. Those who wish to contact
him are requested to call Eileen
Reimer, Hendricks hall, or Lewis
Knight, Sherry Ross hall.
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