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Don Ady remembers staying there as a boy:

The "Ady Shack" was the highest shack in the camp.  Dad bought it from Dr. Dobson, also a Presbyterian missionary in Yeung Kong - and a fabulous character.  Dobson had just the one room, with a miniature toilet and miniature "kitchen" large enough to stand in.  Dad got the shack enlarged with a "sitting room", plus miniature additional bunk room and toilet/shower. The shacks had stout wood shutters closed with stout wood bars of about two by four inches cross section.  The windows slid horizontally and loosely, and were fastened open with wood wedges. My father, the sort to stay busy, gave us brief camp visits which he often spent doing odd chores like repainting some wicker chairs.