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Mt. Olivet Boys Home Thanks Elmslie and Cayman Prep & High School
Elmslie Memorial United Church writes in its latest newsletter that: with the encouragement of Mrs. Olive Miller and the help of Mr. Joe Bernard and students at the Cayman Prep and High, ten boxes of goods and supplies were collected and sent to the Mount Olivet Boys’ Home at the end of July. Special appreciation is expressed to Mr. Roy McGregor and Mr. Omar Lewis, two young men originally from the Home, who transported the boxes from Cayman to Mount Olivet.They had both been helping with the two United Church Teens’ and Children’s Camps over the summer at Prospect. We are also grateful to Cayman Airways which carried them at no charge. The administrator, Francine Dennis, writes, “Omar and Roy brought the things to the home this morning and we are so grateful for everything. On behalf of the boys, I want to say thank you all very much for everything. We really appreciate what you have been doing for the boys’ home. May God bless you all. Please convey our sincere thanks to everyone who has contributed to sending all the items for the boys.”
Posted by: Administrator Tuesday Aug 30, 2011 12:05
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