The Archive · 1936

Mome-Sickness Overcome

'There were several cases of homesickness in the early part of the week Dut not one camper, says Mr. Boje gen, would return home when he left for' Shanghai, Most noticeable were the first year campers. experiencing their first venture from home in surroundings entirely new to themselves, But boys quickly adapt themselves to. their surrounding and having made friends and on interest created in their various activities of the day, they are now thoroughly" enjoying camp life, 'Very noticeable gains have been made by some under privileged boys; gains not only in weight, health and energy, but In morale.' Bi Programme, cheerful and holding their own, The changes made in a week have been surprising and en=

Letters (campers should be addressed;—Cump Tsingtao, Yen Er Tao, Tsingtao, Shantung. Delay in delivery of several otters has been experienced due to insuMfcient and Mogible addressing.

Contributions to help other underprivileged boys to join the next con-Hingent sailing on "August 8, should be made to the Foreign Y.M.C.A., 160 Bubbling Well Road; Telephone 92250,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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