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Horseback r0, begin.

ners and advanced riders will be conducrcd daily for
all campers who are inreresred. A riding counselor
will teach beginners how to care for the horses, how
to mount and dismount, saddle a horse and acquire
correct riding habits.

Whole cabin groups will have the opportunity to
spend the day on horseback traveling through the

secluded and picrurCSque Holy Hill region.

 
 
 
 

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sailing and Boating . . 0 It's great to feel the

bow of a slim craft cutting the water clean, to shift balance
as the sail swings over and you ?rack" into the breeze.

InstruCtion is given in boating and canoeing but only
boys who have passed the required tesrs are permitted to
handle boats alone. Counselors accompany non-swimmers in
special boating periods.

Crew races, canoe tilts and sailing races between cabin
groups are part of the special waterfront program.
From the camp waterfront all parts of Lake Amy Belle

are visible and easily accessible, thus providing a fine com-
bination for borh safety and good sport.

 

 

   

spatial Events . . . During every camp period

there are one or more of the "special days" when the
usual program of hikes, trips and Sports is put aside
for gala hours of "all out fun" packed with surprises

and new treats.

The Specialties of lasr summer, some traditional,
some spontaneous, included: All Camp Carnival, Across
the Lake Swim, Camper Rule Day, Parents' Camp?re,
Old Timers Day, Return of Chief Heinecker. and Clos-

ing Banquet each period.