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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20274, 7 April 1934, Page 27 (Supplement)

BIBLE CLASS CAMP. The „ *• camp of the Canterbury OU t n S Bib,e Class union yas held at South Malvern during the attpifrtl ,0 ' d S.i’ S ' sixty-eie-ht members The s Pl r ltual, social and sporting 1 activities of the camp were well The camp chanlain Rev L. A. Ray, with Mr W. E. camp commandant. The ip pianist. The "Lambert Rev E. W. Grigg A „„ Revs E. Batts (Ashburton) and J. Russell Grave (Timaru) were in camp for short periods. An Easter service was conducted by Mr Batts. The Sunday morning service was led by Mr Grigg. and Mr Ray preached at the evening service. A new shield, given by old members, to be won by the church whose representatives gained most points tory, sports events and camp competitions, was won bv Opawa, with Oxford Terrace second. The Rev M. \V. P. Lascelles, Romiinon secretary of the Baptist Union of New Zealand, paid a short visit and addressed the campers. Following were the results of the oratory and sports:—Senior sermonette —M. Montgomery (Oxford Terrace) 1. R. Silcock (Ashburton) and S. Handisides (Oxford Terrace) equal 2. Junior sermonette—C. Bishop (Ashburton) 1. P Ray (Opawa) and L. Hopkins (Timaru) equal 2. Senior impromptu speech —S. Handisides (Oxford Terrace) 1, N. Voyce (Opawa) 2. Junior impromptu don senior class. Individual championships—Senior, R. Brown (Colombo Street); junior, L. Brown (Colombo Street. Old members’ shield—Opawa.