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CAMP 2010
BOYS – JULY 11 – 16
GIRLS – JULY 18 – 23
Dear Campers & Parents,
We are excitedly anticipating our 72nd year of Conservation Camp.
As always, our goals are to help each child develop skills in conservation,
teamwork, leadership, sportsmanship and an awareness of the outdoors.
In order for us to provide for the safety and well-being of our campers
while we work to accomplish these goals, we have
the following rules:
1. Campers must be 9-14 years old – they must have
had their 9th birthday and not yet reached their 15th.
2. Registration forms and the $180.00 camper’s fee
must be returned ONLY to C.O. Mollenhour Conservation
Camp, Camp Registration, 12522 S 600 W Silver Lake, IN
46982 no later than July 1, 2010. The camp is limited
to the first 80 registrations. Payment must be made upon
registration. If an organization or individual other
than a parent or guardian is sponsoring a camper, a check
or a letter from the sponsor with the sponsor’s name and
phone number included MUST accompany the registration
form.
3. Check-in will begin at 2:30 P.M. on Sunday.
Please – no early check-in’s!
4. No camper will be admitted without a
signed “Consent for Medical Treatment” form on file to be
turned in at registration.
5. The camp Director should be informed if any child has
special needs so that consideration can be made towards
those needs. To contact campers, (EMERGENCY ONLY!!)
1-260-352-2367.
6. If there is a valid reason that a camper must leave or
be visited by parents during this week, special
arrangements need to be made with the Camp Director
during the check-in time. Should an emergency arise
during the week, please call the camp to inform the
director of your needs. Separation of the child from the
parent is part of the camp experience.
7. Each camper is to provide a sleeping bag, pillow,
extra blankets, extra towels, toilet articles, insect
repellent, sun screen, flashlight, bathing trunks, one
piece swim suits (girls), clothing for five days and rain
gear. Flip-flops are to be worn to and from the showers
ONLY!!!!! Athletic equipment or fishing gear may be
brought to camp, but the camper must assume full
responsibility for these items. The camp cannot be
responsible for lost or stolen items. Please make sure
all items are marked with your child’s name.
8. DO NOT BRING BLOW DRYERS, VIDEO GAMES, RADIOS, KNIVES,
POP, MONEY OR FOOD. Please do not send items of value
with your child.
9. Swimming is only allowed during specified times and
under the supervision of a lifeguard. (We use the “buddy
system” as an additional safety measure.)
10. Each camper is expected to help keep the camp clean
and in working order as well as cooperate with
counselors, other staff and fellow campers. Any damage
to camp property will be the responsibility of the
camper’s parent or guardian.
11. We will make every effort to make each camper’s stay
an enjoyable one, but cooperation is very important. The
Camp Director reserves the right to send a camper home at
the parents expense, if they become unmanageable.
12. Rules for acceptance and participation in the program
is the same for everyone without regard to race, color,
sex, age, religion, disability or national origin. Any
person who believes he has been discriminated against in
any USDA-related activity should write to: Secretary of
Agriculture Washington, DC 20250.
13. THE AWARDS CEREMONY AND PICK-UP WILL BE ON FRIDAY AT
6:00 P.M. SHARP! There will be no dinner served Friday
evening. PLEASE BE PROMPT.
14. Camp DVD’s will be made with pictures taken through
out the week—they are $10.00—we will mail them to you.
Please pay at pick-up.
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