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Library; Creation Science Foundation presentation; Heather Turnbull, and city librarian David Lee-Smith.
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DescriptionPrinted in greyscale in the ‘Leader’ on August 28, 1996.
The National Intern Programme was a Christian project aiming to 'equip the youth of today for the challenges of tomorrow'.
Heather Turnbull was one of five interns who had made the coffin-shaped bookshelf, which was worded 'Who is LYING here?' and 'R I P Evolution' and displayed seven(?) books challenging the theory of evolution.
The books had been purchased from the Creation Science Foundation by interns fro m the programme.
Date TakenAugust 1996
The National Intern Programme was a Christian project aiming to 'equip the youth of today for the challenges of tomorrow'.
Heather Turnbull was one of five interns who had made the coffin-shaped bookshelf, which was worded 'Who is LYING here?' and 'R I P Evolution' and displayed seven(?) books challenging the theory of evolution.
The books had been purchased from the Creation Science Foundation by interns fro m the programme.
Date TakenAugust 1996Depicts or relates to
OrganisationUpper Hutt City Library
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Reference1996 08 28 8FormatColour printSize152 x 100 mm
FormatColour printSize152 x 100 mmScanned byDon McLeod
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