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Eagle River, WI, 53217
Phone: 715-479-8030
Fax: 715-479-8527 Camp Type:
Located on 106 magnificent acres near Eagle River, WI, in the breathtaking north woods, The Steve and Shari Sadek Family Camp Interlaken JCC offers a complete residential camping experience for Jewish children from around the world. ...
Greenfield Park, NY, 12435
Phone: 845-647-3240
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The International Riding Camp was established in 1978 for girls who love horses and riding. The camp provides the environment in which horse lovers can experience various riding disciplines: hunt seat ...
Wooster, OH, 01608
Phone: 330-333-CAMP (2267)
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The Revolution Lacrosse Camp is quickly becoming one of the most respected instructional lacrosse camps in the Midwest. Featuring a first rate coaching staff, top flight facilities and almost 6 hours of field time daily, the Revolution camps offer the type of improvement that can only be gained in a 5 day / 4 night camp. Small group settings, position-specific instruction, and more repetitions available than any camp in Ohio, ensure that each camper will maximize their developement during the course of the week. ...
Chicago, IL, 60645
Phone: 773-262-2770
Fax: 773-262-2050 Camp Type:
Gan Israel is part of the largest and fastest growing network of Jewish day camps in the world. Gan Israel enjoys a well-earned reputation as a trendsetter with innovative ideas, creative programs and new activities.
Many a child has been known to wait all year to come back to Gan Israel! From our youngest campers to our Pioneer division, campers enjoy a wide range of exciting activities and field trips in a warm and spirited atmosphere. ... Manalapan, NJ, 07726
Phone: 732-446-7035
Fax: (732) 446-5623 Camp Type:
We provide a well rounded camp experience,fun-filled memories,building self-esteem w\adult mature staff,mini full travel ...
Vendee, , J0T 2T0
Phone: (819) 687-2683
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It is with pleasure that we invite you to enroll your children in our day camp 2010. This entry can be made directly to our office by mail or by Internet. ...
Smithtown, NY, 11787
Phone: 631-265-4177
Fax: (631) 265-4698 Camp Type:
the warm weather, the long days, and of course,
vacation from school – just to name a few. But what makes kids LOVE summer? What makes it an unforgettable experience that they'll look back on as a time in their lives like no other? It's actually a combination of things, a blend of people, creativity and fun that Ivy League day camp has perfected over the last five decades ... Chesterfield, MO, 63017
Phone: 636-788-4000
Fax: 847-589-1925 Camp Type:
an Israel is part of the largest and fastest growing network of Jewish day camps in the world. Gan Israel enjoys a well-earned reputation as a trendsetter with innovative ideas, creative programs and new activities.
Many a child has been known to wait all year to come back to Gan Israel! Camp will have two divisions. Kiddie Camp for boys and girls ages 3-4 and our Older Division for boys and girls ages 5-10. Campers enjoy a wide range of exciting activities and field trips in a warm and vivacious atmosphere. Camp Gan Israel is like dozens of specialty camps all rolled into one. Sports. Art. ... Eagan, MN, 55116-2828
Phone: 651-698-0751,651-423-1485
Fax: 651-698-8591 Camp Type:
Camp Butwin creates a friendly and cooperative atmosphere which fosters individual growth at the campers own pace. ...
San Diego, CA, 92102
Phone: 619-224-0940,619.264.0144
Fax: 619.264.7356 Camp Type:
Jackie Roosevelt Robinson was born in Cairo, Georgia on January 31, 1919. He grew up in Pasadena, California with his mother and four older siblings. Robinson excelled as a young athlete in high school and junior college; at UCLA he lettered in four sports: baseball, basketball, football and track. He left school in 1941, worked briefly as an athletic director and played semi-professional football for the Honolulu Bears before being drafted to the Army in 1942. Robinson was instrumental in opening an Officer Candidate School to black soldiers and served as a second lieutenant with the 761st battalion, but while in basic training he was arrested and court-martialed for refusing to move to the back of a bus; he was acquitted and received an honorable discharge in 1944 without ever seeing combat. ...
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