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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1966)
Weekend Religious News •tv l>/\vil) Hit OWN News F.ilitor I'lnl Baptist (.-nr| Hadmaeher, president and professor of Theology at Western Baptist Seminary, is the spic-t speaker Sunday at COS Hide leave the piekup points at ft 15 8,n and class begins at 0 45 g„i in the Harlow Chapel at Broadway and High St If you need a ride, rail Dean Nyouist at Ext 4711 "The Interpretation of t (, Scripture," is lladrnaeher's top ic for < olleip Hour which is at B !0(l 30 pm at 1332 Kincaid SI llememhcr to j«et your SI tick »•<> from Ken Walter, Kxt 1400, or hy railing the church, 345 0340, for the COS film festival at 7 ,'iO pm Saturday See The Keirtless One- and po to the hootenanny following the film at the home of Church to Sponsor New Men's Co-op "Aldersgate" I* Itu* mime of a iuw cooperative which will he vm housing University men nnl fall The First Evangelical United Brethren Church in starting the new co op which has a capacity of 25 occupant* It is* located at J810 Aider. Aldersgate is open to all t’ni versify men regardless of religious affiliation The Hev Max Mor Medical Service Offers Program ('apt Sue O/burn. Army Medi cal Spectaliat Corps Personnel Counselor for the sixth IT. S Army, will he at the University Monday to interview college *tu dents ami graduates and acquaint them with educational and flnan cia! opportunities offered by the Army Medical Sen ice AMS offers financial assistance through educational programs in occupational therapy, physical therapy and dietetics A one year approved physical therapy course is offered for worn en who have a baccalaureate de gree with the necessary prerequi sites, as well as dietetic intern ship and an occupational therapy affiliation Applicants for the programs arc appointed second lieutenants and receive pay and allowances of that rank during their training Undergraduates majoring in di etetics or occupational therapy who have completed their sopho more year, may apply for flnan rial aid of more than $2.'#) a month through participation in the Army student dietician and occupational therapist programs Upon graduation they become sec ond lieutenants and receive an ad ditional year of training at one of the Army's large teaching hospi tals. Stadium Campaign Gains Momentum EUGENE (At*)—A campaign to raise SI million in public \ contributions for the new Uni versity football stadium passed the two thirds mark Thursday. A total of $608,000 in money and signed pledges has been j collected, reported Lynn Me- i (ready, Eugene, general chair* Wan of the campaign. He said about $168,000 of the total has been collected since the first week in January. I he stadium, planned to have between 40,000 and 46,000 seats, will be built at a cost of about ,25 million in Eugene’s North bank Park. Kan of the First Kl B Church, aid they "would welcome fresh men." hut the arrangement will he in accordance with other Uni versity co-ops Freshmen students are allowed to live in co-ops if they testify that they can't meet the financial burden of the Uni versity housing. A constitution is bring worked on now It will he similar to those of other coops In the fall, stu dents will be allowed to make changes and recommendations, Morgan said lie said he would rather the students have a part in the formulation of the consti tution, hut a constitution must he drawn up now The students will be given the right to make some of their own rules in the fall Certain restrictions will be im posed on the residents of the co op No smoking, drinking, or card playing will be allowed The pel icy regarding card playing is like that of Ann Judson House, an other co-op The policy will elim inate the possibility of gambling, stated Morgan The name Aldersgate was cho sen for two reasons. One is re lated to the fact that the house is on Alder St The other is in regards to an incident which took place involving John Wesley. The Evangelical United Brethren Church has its roots, theological ly speaking, in the Wesleyan movement, said Morgan Wesley had a deep religious experience at a meeting on Aldersgate Street This is the second reason for the name of the new co-op Campus Briefs Anoouiucmcnii for C*mpu» Bind* mu»t be united in by 3:30 pm the day before publication. Bot*u*c of «p*ce limitation ft. no annourKamant* will be tun more than twiea. Petti »'•'>* lor Pauhellenic award* !*an i|ur«i committer chair turn lli'l nirniltrr* doold l»r turned ttt to Mr*. Kopp in tVr fj« i» of W nini'l «*»t»rr by 5 p in Monday fIc SttMSa f knot iation invitaa .,11 pnwHti to . >ttrnd a special meet in k .it 7 pm. Sunday '*» the SI*. I «»«• .rr• it v Hcgtotrar (‘lilford Omutancc will dv/- «1m1c« and diw.ii** hi* t«ccnt trip t«> Iran. Kh uiu mrmlier* may pick up cookie* I" .U> at the (iaittnu l*hi Brt* hotrnr and *cll them in the dorm* until Monday. There will !*• a job. tournament «t 4 l>,in, Saturday in McArthur f “net with Iisr. Herd. KO< . PM . and I.Cf. dub iitrmliri» »hould In- there by 3 p in to help ••Pepr" will le iltown by thr SI movie committee at J :30 and K:J0 p.nt. Sunday m thr SI* Hallrooin. Thm** in terrain! in working on Cam* pete publicity arr rmnmbd to turn it* their pititioun to the third door of the Student Drakes .md Decoy* will hold a pr"para I tonal meet my at 5 p m. tonight at Jo5* S Willamette Street. All mendwr* -‘re •lS*c,‘ to w ea» their game dre** and lie prompt. Petition* for those wanting to work on Woild l'oivrr*ity Service M eek are avail able out Milt- of 301 SI'. Thoxe already working mi committee* please turn in a class schedule For more information call Alice TMinenaga Kxt. 21<»1. I MINIT MARKET DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED BEVERAGES quality meats and vegetables 536 East 11th Son.-Thur. 9-11, Fri.-Sat. 9-1 Phyllis Knight and Dorothy Bev ;m located at 388 Snelling, near Sheldon High School. Friday, Feb. 4, is the Sweet-; heart Banquet with Gov. Mark Hatfield speaking, 'tickets may be | purchased from Lynda DeBerry. < ha lining Club 'the Psychological Basis of Morals” will he discussed at 8 p m. Sunday at 1227 High St., Apt. .'i Hides wdl be available at 7:45 P in. at the SU turnaround. ( hristian House Sunday’s evening program, starting at 8:30, will be a last lec ture given by Alfred Bloom, as sistant professor in the religion department. Bloom will be giving his answer to the question, “If you were to have one final ler tore to summarize the direction and significance of your work j and life, what would you say?” T h e Wednesday Discovery Group will meet from 5-7 p.m.,. eating supper at the house for 40. cents This is like a “sensitivity i group” where you can get to know yourself and the others who. attend better. llillel Sabbath eve services will be. held at 9:15 p.m. tonight at Tem ple Beth Israel, 2550 Portland St A Bible study period will be held following the service. Newman Center The film, “The Given Word," will be shown at 8 p m. Sunday 1 in 150 Science as a part of the series, "The Film as Sacred Art." This scries, consisting of two oth er films scheduled in February, is sponsored by Newman Center. W e s 1 e y Foundation, Luther House, Canterbury Club, West minster House, and Christian House The public is invited. Newman Center will hold a reg ular work party at 9 a m. Satur day with choir practice at 10:30. There will be a short meeting of Newman students at the Center at 7 p m Sunday preceding the movie. Newman Center, Luther House, and Canterbury Club will hold a Bible vigil for unity from 7 7:30 pm Friday evening at Newman, 1850 Emerald. Wesley Foundation "Dialogue” will be held at 9:30 a m. Sunday at Wesley Founda tion, 1236 Kincaid Rides to the church are provided at 10:40 a.ni Ram Delan.v will be featured speaker at 6 p in. Sunday. She will relate her experiences in Ghana where she traveled with, the Experiment in International Living." Westminster House A. L. "Si" Ellingson, director of the Student Union, will speak at 6 p in. Sunday ou "Student Un rest." Job Opportunities Students may contact the Placement Office in Susan Camp- i bell Hall for further information about the following job opport tunities. Jan. 31—Bon Marche, North gate. Bus. Ad.. Lib. Arts for ca reers in retailing. Feb. 2—California Packing Cor poration. Bus. Ad., Lib. Arts ma jors for trainee positions in Management -Bus., Accounting, and Marketing Sales. Feb. 2—Industrial Acceptance Corporation. All Business majors for positions in Canada. Feb. 3 & 4—Pacific Northwest Bell. Bus. Ad., Math, and Lib. Arts, Sciences in general for Ac counting, Commercial, Traffic and Marketing. Feb. 3 & 4—Bell Telephone Lab. Math—all degrees, Physics— Ph D., Chemistry (Physical Ph.D. only) for Research and develop ment. . , . _ Feb. 3—Sears, Roebuck & Co. Bus. Ad., Lib. Arts., Acctg., for Mdse. Training Program, Account ing, Data Processing. Feb. 3 & 4—Proctor & Gamble. All disciplines for Advertising— Marketing Management. Feb. 4—Meier & Frank Co. Bus. Ad., Lib. Arts for Buyer One Advertising position. First Baptist Church Broadway at High 0:45 COS. Class 11 a m. Morning Service “The Dead Sea Scrolls" Dr. Vance H. Webster i 7 p.m. Evening Sendee Dr. Earl Kadmacher President of Western Baptist Seminary in Portland 345 0341 1332 Kincaid 8:30 College Hour 1st Assembly of God 1330 Madison M. W. McLees, Pastor 9:45 a.m. — Sunday School Attend Chi Alpha College Class — Les Binkley Transportation Provided Phone 345-3303 11:00 a.m. — Morning Worship Pastor McLees, Speaker 3:00 p.m. — Pastor’s Study KEZI-TV Channel 9 7:00 p.m. — Revivaltime Grace Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) 17th and Hilyard Street S44-2361 Sunday Worship Services: 8:30 and 11 a.m. Bible Class for Students: 9:45 a.m. Harold J. Gieske, Pastor Norman Metzler, Vicar First Methodist Church 1185 Willamette 345-8764 9 and 11 a.m.—Dr. Norman Conard WESLEY FOUNDATION Next to the Co-op Bookstore Robert Kingsbury, University Pastor 9:30 a m. Sunday Seminar 10:40 a m. Rides to Church 5:15 p.m. Supper 1236 Kincaid 6:00 p m. Wesley Forum Orthodox Presbyterian Church (A Reformed Church) 3350 Willamette Street Sunday School—All Ages—9:45 a m. Morning Service: 11:00 a.m. 1 AM’ Evening Service “THREE SLAVES’’ For information or transportation call Rev. Glenn T. Black 345-3638 First Congregational Church UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 23rd Avenue East and Potter (5 blocks south of campus) SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 and 11:00 a m. Ministers. Lloyd Stamp and Wesley Goodson Nicholson For Transportation call 345-8741 Newman Student Center 1850 Emerald Sunday Masses: 9, 11 a m., 12 noon. 5. 6 p.m. Monday-Friday: 8 a m., 4:30 p.m. Saturday: 8 a m. Confessions: 30 to 5 minutes before Sunday Masses and Daily 4-4:45 Phone 343-7021 First Church of Christ, Scientist 14th & Pearl Streets A Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Sunday Services 9:30 a.m. and 11 a m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening Testimonial 8:00 p m. READING ROOM 84 EAST 10th AVENUE Christian Science Organization at University of Oregon Meets Every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Student Union
