The next two weeks at
Dallas Baptist Church are
going to be filled with fun
and excitement for chil-
dren because these are the
weeks for the Summer
Vacation Bible School
(9:30 a.m. - 12 noon).
Members will meet at
the church each morning
(July 18-29) at these times
and will learn such truths
like being obedient to par-
ents, that God loves them,
and memory verses from
the Bible. They will also
enjoy periods of recreation
and refreshments.
During Children’s Vaca-
tin Bible School, youth
activities’ will be held
with a picnic and fellow-
ship following the morning
worship service.
Sunday evening at 7
p.m. there will be a spe-
cial program including the
Wyoming Valley Puppet
Team from Wilkes-Barre.
The youth will meet at
the church on Tuesday
night (7-9 p.m.) for Bible
Study.
Regular Sunday and
Wednesday night choir
schedule for the youth and
children’s choirs will con-
tinue.
All youth and children in
the Back Mountain area
group as they seek God’s
leadership in ‘their lives
through Bible Study and
grow together as a group
during times of fellowship.
Further information
may be obtained by calling
333-4876.
The schedule of the
Catholic Bible League’s
radio program, ‘‘CHAL-
LENGE,” is as follows:
July 17, Rev. Jerry Mul-
lally ‘The Gift -of the
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The Eighth Annual Cub
Scout Day Camp for the
Mountain Pathfinder Dis-
trict II is being held at
Frances Slocum Park
through July 15. The camp
is for all Cub Scouts from
Plymouth to W. Pittston
and out to the Back Moun-
tain.
Activities are varied to
give the boys a chance to
improve all skills from
swimming to archery fo
able to work on awards or
badges and all boys are
awarded ‘a patch at. the
conclusion of the camp.
The Cub Scout Day
Camps were started in
1975 by District Commis-
sioner Nancy McDonald
and a handful of volunteer
helpers who pioneered the
concept in this area.
For the first years, the
camps were held at the
Country Club in Dallas but
in order to make it more
accessible they moved to
Frances Slocum Park in
1979.
This year’s camp direc:
tor is Marge Griffin of
West Pittston, whose task
it is to arange the order of
activities and to enlist the
cooperation of those who
come out to give various
displays or information to
the boys.
The camp usually starts
with an hour of swimming
before the pool opens to
the public. After this, the
scouts are assigned to
groups by age, with each
group led by a Den Chief,
(an older scout who per-
forms this service as part
of an award scheme). The
den chief’s job is to see
that his group moves from
activity to activity and to
assist the leader in the
demonstration or activity
at each place. Most of the
activities take place in the
lower part of the park
near the lake.
Activities have included
archery lessons, demon-
strations by the Trucks-
ville Fire Dept., ‘K-9
Corps”, Judo lessons and
‘the Jaws of Life.”
An important part of the
program is making things
as the Webelos (older cub
scouts) have woodworking
projects and the younger
cubs make craft items out
of natural things like pine
cones. Each boy has at
least one item to take
home as a reminder of his
week in camp.
The camp will conclude
with a cookout on Friday
afternoon when all the
scouts, their leaders and
helpers gather for a social
session. Badges and
awards are presented and .
quantities of hot dogs and
watermelon are consumed.
The day camp is an
Cub Scouts to meet boys of
their own ages from differ-
ent areas and schools.
ns Sia
have drawn on experience
of previous years to make
it a week to be remem-
bered.
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