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A missionary on another mission Shirley Ann urner continuesto fulfill her lifelong dream as amissionary in Africa and is currentlyworking on a project to fill a shippingcontainer to send to Zambia for theteachers and students.

Te eacher raining Centre(C) in Zambia is growing and

developing a program to train localZambians as teachers to start Christ-centered schools in vulnerableand rural areas in southern Africa,bringing transformation to the livesof children, families, and wholecommunities. Te C is in need of a library

for the use of training teachers. Telibrary will also be used as a resourcecenterfor local community schools in thearea that have very little access tobooks. A 40-foot shipping containerhas been purchased and being filled

Nashua native Shirley Ann Turner (center) has been a

missionary in Africa since August 2012. While she arrived home

to spend the Christmas holidays with family and friends, she

will soon be going back to Zambia to continue the Lords work

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with donations of itemsto create the library andshipped to Zambia. Tecontainer will then beconverted to be the actuallibrary building! Would you like tohelp Shirley Ann and hercrew fill the container? Items needed include: school supplies (paper,

construction paper, posterboard, markers, crayons,

colored pencils, rulers,scissors, glue, erasers,

clear packing tape, etc.) used or new Laptop and/

or desktop computers ash drives, external hard

drives

desks, chairs, tables,bookshelves, bulleting

boards, chalkboards,whiteboards, ling cabinets

di-cut/cricket system lamination machine projector

speakers paper cutter

photocopier, printer

books needed Childrens ction &

nonction (especially

leveled readers) Young adult ction

Young adult nonction(religion, cultural studies,

folk tales, languages,science, technology,transportation, arts, crafts,

music, history, geography,biographies, literature)

Books for teacher training:

educational psychology,childhood development,teaching strategies,classroom management,

etc. Reference media (as new

as possible) Biographies

How to books forteachers in arts & crafts,sewing, needlework,

gardening, etc.

Shirley Anncontinued from front

Religious materials

Conversion materialsTese donated materialwill be used to convert thecontainer into the actualibrary for use: paint, brushes & rollers

doors electric wiring

light xtures windows

outlets exhaust fan tile for ooring

Shipping costs Donations for costs othe purchase and shippingof the shipping containe

can be made online at:http://www.omusa.org/give

Click on give to support aministry, type and selecZambia Teacher Training

Centre 1801587, writeLibrary Project in additiona

information box. Checks can be sent toOM USAat: P.O. Box 444 Tyrone, GA 30290

Please put on memo line

Zambia,1801587, TeacheTraining Project

If you would like to ge

involved, email Shirley a

Shirley.turner@om.org

or call (484)797-5869

Numerous items have

already been donated

so would be able to le

you know what is needed

most.

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Many Glasgow parents and young Hockey playersventured to Kalispell to ring in the New YearHockey-style. he girls were in their NortheastMontana element with temperatures that dipped belowzero for most of the first weekend in 2015. Playing all4 games on Kalispells beautiful outdoor rink made thecold weather seem not quite so harsh for some reason?With high-powered lights trained on the two teamsand flakes of snow gently falling from the sky, the U19Girls would engage Missoula for the first of 4 spiritedbattles. Alex Simensen scored the first and only Glasgowgoal during a Power Play only minutes into the firstperiod. It wasnt until midway through the 3rd periodthat Missoula would score their first and only goal. 5trips to the penalty box for Missoula and 1 trip to the

penalty box for Glasgow would end the game at a tie,1 1. Even with a short overtime, the game remaineddead-locked! (Game 1, Glasgow 1 Missoula 1) A chilly Saturday morning would see Glasgowfacing the local favoritesWhitefish. Te Glasgow girlsshowed their strength with a total of 5 goals MadisonKnodel, Baylie Chappell, eagan Fossum with an assistby Madison Knodel, followed by Sadie Sukut and anothergoal by Madison Knodel. Te Whitefish girls battled hardbut couldnt get one past Glasgows Autumn Gault. Onepenalty visit for Glasgow while Whitefish made 5 trips to

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