During Worship Service
Underground Film to Run
An underground film. Keep
Off the Grass,” will be the cen
tral feature of the Ecumenical
Worship Service at 11 a.m. Sun
day at the Wesley Foundation.
1236 Kincaid.
Ronald Finne will make his
witness via his film. This par
ticular film was selected as part
of a SEARCH course last term
which studied underground film
technique Earlier it was enter
ed in the Eugene Tmage
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Broadway at Hilyard
makers' Festival" Since this
time sound has been added to
the production
Finne received his B A. from
Reed College and his M A. in
Sociology’ from the University.
Some of his films were made
while he worked in the poverty
program in Eugene pre\ ious to
his present employment with
the political science depart
ment of the University.
“This is one of the verv few
places in the entire state where
the participants actually ha\e
a hand in the worship service.”
commented Rev Robert Peters
of the Wesley Foundation
Rev Peters explained that the
Sunday serv ice is sponsored by
the Cooperative Christian Minis
try and involves participants
from various religious back
grounds. Each service is plan
ned by a student committee of
19 with 2 professional adv isors
"Our services are never the
same. " said Rev Peters, and
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Christian Science Services
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Pearl Street at 14th Avenue Eugene. Oregon
A Branch of The Mother Church. Boston Massachusetts
Sunday Services and Sunday School at 9 30 and 11,00 ant
Subject this Sunday; "Life”
Wednesday Evening Meetings at 8 p m
Including Testimonials of Healing
Nursery facilities provided at all services
READING ROOM 84 EAST 10th AVENUE
Open week day s from 8:30 a m to 8 p m and
on Sundays and Holidays from 2 to 5 pan
we enjoy I he freedom we have
10 experiment Yet. we must al
ways remember we are responsi
ble to the Christian faith.”
Members of the Worship
Committee include: Judy
Marshall. Margie Twitcheli. Dan
l lrich, Jean Harrington, Carol
Koberts. and Anne Dahl
Others serving are: Jan
Phipps. Mary Lou Green. Ellen
Saito, Clint Archibald. Warren
Xistad. Clark Cox and Sharyn
Wisely.
Completing the list are: Bill
Weare. Sally Weare, Del Pan
cake. Mike Schauermann. Dave
Secord. and Margaret Miller.
Rev Jay Rea and Rev Robert
Peters serve as adv isors.
Religious
Calendar
New Mass schedules begin this
Sunday at St. Thomas More
Parish, the Newman Center.
Masses will be held at 8 30. 9 45.
11 am. 12:15: 5:30 and 8 p m.
Mr Paul Pinegar s article is
the second in a series of ten
guest columns written by reli
gious leaders working with
University students Topics in
elude drugs, war. and legislated
morality.
Responses to such questions,
comments, or suggestions from
readers concerning the previous
weeks feature will be printed
with a reply from the author.
A Summer's Experience in
Haight Ashbury" — a conversa
tion with Jan Wilbanks is plan
ned for the Oregon Christian
Fellowship meeting at 1 pin
Friday in the Ann Judson
House. 1332 Kincaid Also: Live
Five folk singing group and
refreshments
All items relating to religious
news will only appear on Fri
day's religion page All an
nouncements for the religious
calendar must be turned into
the Emerald ofice by noon the
precedtn g Wed nesdav
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Nntinnnl Needed Says Beta Head
Tom Grunt, president ol the
University chapter "f Beta
Theta Pi was misquoted in Wed
neadays Emerald regarding
Greek national utlilintion.
What Grant said was "In re
Hard to ruahees, there is more
stigma attached to the l nl
versify affiliation than there is
with an association witli a na
tional organization.
Grant added (ha! attachment
and association with the nu
Ilium I body grows as Hu- ni.slice
become* more a pail of his fra
ternal organization
Oregon Daily Emerald
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her lo May, except during exam find
vacation period*. Ill weekly June thru
the fleet vv«*ek of Augunt. once a week
the luht three week* of August, by the
Publications Hoard of the University
of Oregon.
Second cl am ooaUge paid at Eu
gene. Oicgon H7403 subscription rate*
%H per year, $3 per term
First Methodist Church
1185 Willamette 3*5 8704
9:00 AND It A M. SUNDAY SERVICES
Ministers: H. James Jenkins. Max L. Will*
WESLEY FOUNDATION
Methodist Campus Center. 1230 Kincaid
Hob Peters — University Pastor
Saint Thomas More University 1'artsh
Newman Center
MASSES: Sunday at 8 30, 0 45, 1100 a m , 12 15,
5:80 and 8 00 p m
Weekdays at 8 a in and 4 30 p.m
SACRAMENT Ol' PENENCE: Before each Mas- and Salur
day evening Iroin 7:30
to 8 30 p in
Inquiry into Catholicism Wed 7 ()0 p.m
1850 Emerald Street, Ext. 2507 or 343 7021
Church of Christ
Eugene: 494 10th Avenue West
Bible Classes 10:00 a m
Worship 11.00 am, 7:00 p in.
1580 River Hoad
Bible Classes 10:00 a m
Worship 11 00 a.m , 7 00 p m.
Springfield 1305 N 5th
Bible Classes 10:00 a m
Worship 8 45 and 11:00 a m ,
6:00 p m
Ilrrald of Truth
Channel 13—KVAL
Sunday 10:00 a m.
Radio Programs
KZKL Sunday 8 30 a m
KORE Sunday 8 45 a m
First Baptist Church
Welcome II of 0 Students
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