Y.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 150, 21 December 1929, Page 6

V.M.C.A. ACTIVITIES

the holidays the Wellington J..M.C.A. -will conduct; a boys' camp at Trentham, providing accommodation for fifty boys. The camp will be under the personal .direction of the Boys' Work Secretary, Ji r . h. j yteptoe, and Aviil continue for three weeks. A special programme of sports, educational, and religious features will be carried out. In connection with the senior membership oE the association, the general secretary of the Y.JLC.A., Mr. Leu J. Greenberg is conducting a tour of the South Island. Twenty men have enrolled, and during the nine clays' tour on a motor truck the party will cover 860 miles, visiting Christeliurch, Timaru, Queenstown, Uunedm, and Oamaru. The tour this Christmas, in keeping with similar events held in previous years, will provide the

members with an excellent opportunity of seeing t-orm.-lhing of the scenic beauty of the .South.

Diirini; tli* 1,-mt two years there has developed in Hi-: Dominion what has come to be know., ;,=, (.1,,. Fellowship of New Zealand fjl,rJßi.i;,n Youth Movements. In connection will, U,m scheme a eonfereuce will be: held m. Waikanae on 18th to 21st January. 'YUU conference will bring'together official rcpreacntativos of the various youth move-menu of the Dominion, including rei.reKw.tativeH and youth leaders of the Anglican, liaptift, Methodist, and Iresbylcrmn Churches in New Zealand, U1? Churcl' es of Christ, the Y.W.C.A., 1.M.0.A., and the Student Christian Movement. One of the most interesting Ject^ 6et (lown for discussion is that of The Spiritual and Moral Needs of our iNew Zealand Youth." Among the speakers at the conference are Professor HunT er'-D S, Une? m- the Revs- E- P- Blamires, J. R. Blanehard. and A. H. Collins. Messrs. M. A. Tremewan and Len J. t>rcenberg. ,