Olney-Newton Link We have received pictures of 18 of the families for whom houses are now being built and you will soon be able to see them suitably displayed. The head of the family shown below is Sillah News from Newton, Sierra Leone Sesay (aged There are 15 of his family living in this house. During the war, the family lost all of their property. Sillah's father was killed, and two of his grandchildren were kidnapped. They lived in the nearby displaced persons camp until their house was finished. Link. The Olney children were invited to design a card at this year's Holiday Bible Club. Over 40 designs were received, and the committee then took on the di icult task of choosing which designs to use on the card. 57) , a subsistence gardener. The card includes 12 pictures on the front, and a further six on the back. Designs by the following children were chosen: Sillah Sesay with some ofhis mi . Our latest consignment of books has St Mary's in Newton is delighted with a gi of £50 which has been put towards fitting two steel framed windows in the vestry. This will cost altogether £800 and they are fundraising to get the remaining money. We received a lovely collection 0 pictures drawn by the children ofNewto 1 and chose pictures by Abu Bakarr Kabia, Millicent Browne, and Saidu Bangura to include on the card. arrived in Newton and has been gratefully received by the schools. A big thank you to all the local schools who were able to donate books, and to everyone who has important to the children of Newton: the Latest comi ment ofbooks grat l received Laura McCoubrey (10), Jenny Campbell (9), Ellie Harrison (12), Corrie contributed to the transport costs to ship them out there, including Words Bookshop. Colson (7), Lockwood-West (10), Joshua Folds (10), Ellie Bennett (9) , Roisin McElroy (7) , Mark Davies (2), Sian Ellis (12), Stephanie Noble (11), Cara Lee (8), Ella Sheaf (8), Elizabeth Gregory (6) Amy Hulley (10) and Chloe Pack (6). 1 Since James Kabia returned to Newton at the end of August he h been very busy. He is now back at Theological College in Freetown, but the rains are still very heavy so he won't have been able to do a lot of farming. Katrina Norton (7) , Nicole The picture opposite shows what is fl ; a house; the Poyo tapper, tapping the Christmas Cards This year the children of Olney and Newton have designed a Christmas card to raise funds for the Olney Newton Narcisse Beauty The Picture House 79 High Street, Olney Tel 01234 712068 J Lifting without surgery by Enhance Beauty For anti-ageing, there's a better way. Experience the ultimate facial with a Biolift; an anti-ageing treatment, which provides lifting without surgery. This treatment has a regeneration effect, re-habilitating the skin by toning, firming and lifting the face. It's safe, fast, effective and affordable. Ask in salon for further details on how to achieve younger, healthier looking skin and a brighter, clearer complexion. Palm tree for oil (see his yellow oil can ready at the base of the tree); a fishing boat; and, of course, the communal water tap. New to Narcisse From the beginning of October we are able to offer the following additional treatments by visiting therapists: • Nutrition/Kinesiology (Mondays) • Osteopathy (Tuesdays) • Acupuncture (Thursdays) Wide range of beouty and holistic treatments available JESSICA® DECLEOR -PARIS- E IRON• i i·i PAGE 18 PHO OX