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The ChristiOn Reformed
urch, Clinton, was filled to nea
capacity for the closing pro
gram presented by the ehildre
who had attended the Bib]
School conducted at the ch
urch for the past two weeks.
Approximately 150 childrer
from the community .attende,
the interesting sessions anc
Several 'toek. Part in the .colour
ful play, "The Life of Th
LOrd"..
In ,authentic looking .cestum
0s, the children portrayed many
of the outstanding events and
'•stories found in the New Teat
ament writings on the life o
Jesus,
Mrs. H. Kuiper, who was
Supervisor at the vacation sch
oo1, directed the children with
the assistance of her m a n
helpers.
The parents and friends of
the students were also told of
the daily scheduleand lessons
the children had followed and
were able to view the many
crafts they had completed.
Every morning the children,
teachers and helpers gathered
in the church where Mr. J.
Roorda, would play children's
hymns until morning devotions
started. A daily practice was
saluting the Canadian and
Christian flags and repeating a
short verse in respect to each:
The main study dealt with
the Korean mission fields and
many pictures were displayed
to .show the children' of the
conditions, in this war - torn
country.
Each day the children were
asked to 'bring a penny for the
Korean orphans and 'children,
and they did this faithfully,
realizing a collection of $28.17
to be sent to the mission field.
Many toys were also brought
by the children to be sent to
their less privileged friends in
Korea:
The Bible stories centred ar-
ound the course entitled, "We.
Meet Jesus", and the daily
lessons and quizzes were much
enjoyed by all.
The craft sessions were an-
other of the highlights for the
children and the three older
classes worked with plaster of
paris and candle wax, making
beautiful Christian ornaments.
Other items made were: wall
plaques (made from fence
posts), artificial flowers and
decorated clothes hangers.
The younger children worked
with gummed paper, Christmas
cards and scrap books, making
such items as window boxes,
ADASTRAL
PARK NEWS
CpI. and Mrs. Earle Bowles
have returned from a trip to
, Amarillo, Texas, where the
"Overseas Square Dancers" re-
union too kplace. At Almagar-
ido in New Mexico, Cpl. Bowles
was official "caller" for the
square dancing 'program.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bowman,
Shawnavon, Saskatchewan, ar-
rived last week to visit with
Sgt. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman..
While down this way, Mr. and
Mrs. Bowman will travel to
Battleford, Michigan; Cleve-
land, Ohio; as well as visit rel-
atives and friends in Port Col-
borne and London, Ontario.
Sgt. and Mrs. Gordon H. Gra-
ham and their family have
moved to RCAF Station Moos-
enee.
WO2 and Mrs. A. H. Cole
and their children have return-
ed from a trip to Nova Scotia.
Congratulations to FMS and
Mrs. J. J. R. Brochu on the
birth of a son, Vincent Rene,
born in Ottawa on July 8.
Cpl. and Mrs. Robert Peter-
sen spent several weeks in
Kingston, Massena, NY, a n d
also camped on Lake Ontario.
Bob Petersen Jr. spent two
weeks at Scofield Boys' Camp.
Mt. and Mrs. a C. Hanson
and their family are now re-
siding in Beauceville, P.Q.
F/L Richard Bussey has re-
turned from his leave and F/L
J. Fortier has returned to Ed-
monton to assume other R.C.
Chaplain duties.
F/L 0. S. Swaren, Protest-
ant Padre has arrived on this
base.
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O Hinged, Rod-Type Bake and
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O Broiler, Roaster Pan and Grill
O Removable Oven Side Racks, to
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O Removable Surface Element
Trim Rings and Drip Pans
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to catch spill-overs
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range top and backguard
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Packed .House Sees Playlet, .Crafts.
As Popular Qible School Concludes
a er flower
egg cartons); neeklaces(from
- 011'1100g straws), decorated
1 boxes, Picnic plates, PictlArea
wi th clri niOn g. t ram, f rames, • etc., etc.
Teachers for the sessions in-
I eluded: Mr's, H. Kuiper, Miss
i A. Baker, Mrs, C. de Boer,
I Mrs, J. Roorda, Mrs. A, Post-
ma, Miss Sally Roorda, Mrs.
. C, Kuiper and Mrs. T. Bruin-
sma, .
• Their helpers were: Misses
W, Hiiizinga, Susan Roorda, M.
1 Zondervan, D, Gerrits, F, Zon-
dervan, C, Baker, J. Roest, J,
Wailing-a, F. Maaskant and S.
Bururna.
who took part in the
Friday night performance were
Jacqueline Sommerville, Paul
Van Demme, Kathy Ross, Judy
Tiesma, Gerald Bakelaar, Mary
Ann Heyhoop, Stephen Amsing,
Danny Peterson, Alice Kuiper,
KennedY, Peggy ;Cooper, Mal
ilYn puizer.
Jimmy Amsing, George go)
terra,'Brenda Boyce; Clare Co ,
quhoun, Janet Klomps, cial
once Roorda, Itty Stryke:
Henry Demme, Joanne Bak(
laar, Lorainne Mercer, Hele
Postma, Janet Roorda, Rail)
Otten, Rudy 13akelaar, Parbar
Little, Louise Lazet, Cath
Dykstra, -Doreen Steenstra.
Donna Bush, Elizabeth De
Vries, Jenny Brommer, Jan
Bakela.ar, Bonnie Veensixa, Ev
ert Stryker, Peter Idsinga
Marilyn Aiken, Nancy Guetter
Betty Bertrand, Lynn Boyce
Children Anita Wallinga, Leila Horban
uik, Sandra Idsinga, Mary Ber
trand, June Falconer, Gret:
Veenstra, Alice Roorda, Susai
w Bakelaar, John Guetter ?Do
Bylsma, David Jervis and And
rew Amsing.
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JOAN FONTAINE and WALTER PIDGEON
"Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea"
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"Bachelor Flat" Adult Entertainment ,
--MIDNITE SHOW Sunday, September 1st
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