Oklahoma City area YMCA campers send positive messages to counterparts in Japan

Campers from most of the Oklahoma City metro area YMCAs are making peace lanterns to send to Japan to commemorate the Aug. 6, 1945, atomic bomb drop on Hiroshima.

 
By Matt Patterson | Published: July 19, 2012   

EDMOND — Eight-year-old Chase Roberts doesn’t know a lot about history, but that didn’t stop him from sending a positive message to people halfway around the world.

photo - Seven-year-olds Audrey Hill, left, Claire Gibson and Sydney Jones work together to make peace lanterns at the Edmond YMCA in observance of the upcoming anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing.  Photo By Paul Hellstern, The Oklahoman
Seven-year-olds Audrey Hill, left, Claire Gibson and Sydney Jones work together to make peace lanterns at the Edmond YMCA in observance of the upcoming anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing. Photo By Paul Hellstern, The Oklahoman

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Roberts took part in the YMCA’s Hiroshima Peace Lantern Project on Monday during the arts and craft portion of his day at camp. The lanterns will be sent to the Hiroshima YMCA and floated down...
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