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14 | February 22, 2018 | 22nd century media camp Guide
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Our Campers Say Camp Jorn is the
Best Place in the World!
For more than 60 years, Camp Jorn YMCA has provided boys and girls the opportunity to
become part of a special community focused on friendship, acceptance, character values,
self-discovery, and independence.
Join us for FUN in the Northwood’s of Wisconsin while enjoying swimming, boating,
waterskiing, archery, mountain biking, horseback riding and much more!
We offer 1, 2 and 3 week sessions for ages 8 – 17.
CHECK US OUT ONLINE AT WWW.CAMPJORNYMCA.ORG
Camp Jorn YMCA
13591 Zenner Lane Manitowish Waters, WI 54545 | 715.543.8808
registration@campjornymca.org | www.campjornymca.org
for Girls.
If you have a daughter, granddaughter,
niece or any other special girl in your life,
they will have more fun than they can imagine.
They will create incredible friendships
with girls from around the United States
and the world and discover gifts within
them that they never knew were there.
WeHaKee Camp for Girls is a place
where girls can grow and have fun while
building confidence, character and lifelong
relationships. With nearly 40 camp
activities led by our safe, skilled, competent
and caring staff, campers will extend
themselves in ways they might not have
otherwise had the chance.
Girls attending WeHaKee can customize
their camp experience and meet girls
who like the same stuff as they do! They
get to design their own camp program by
selecting the activities they love and the
ones they want to try! Our caring counselors
and helpful campers will support them
as they try new things and explore who
they truly are.
Whether they’re horseback riding, water
skiing, dancing or roasting marshmallows
at WeHaKee Camp for Girls it’s all
about building great relationships. But beware,
summer camp is habit forming and
they’ll want to return year after year!
Our amazing camp staff will help each
girl realize her uniqueness as an individual
person, while helping her reach
her full potential. Living in a community
with girls from diverse religions, cultures,
races, and economic backgrounds, allows
each girl to grow and develop in an atmosphere
of acceptance and encouragement.
The experience of a lifetime is waiting
at WeHaKee Camp for Girls!
For more information, to learn more or
register online, visit WeHaKeeCampFor
Girls.com.
Submitted by WeHaKee Camp for Girls,
N8104 Barker Lake Road, Winter, Wis.,
54896, (715) 266-3263.
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salon
From Page 13
sions are available at the
salon during work hours
and by special request. For
more information about
the salons portrait session
packages call Amanda personally
as she will create
and customize according
to your personal needs.
“Watch carefully for our
current marketing with
22nd Century Media for
the salons portrait session
work!” Amanda said.
La Relance Salon’s tips
to help organize camper
moms:
• Forget ironing or sewing
on labels. Use a Sharpie
laundry marking pen
or stickers that affix to
the label of any item of
clothing.
• Have extra new socks
and underpants. When
you’re purchasing the
required pairs of socks
and underpants, buy
an extra dozen of each.
Have these in your
child’s drawer for when
they return from camp.
Whatever makes it home
after the summer will be
ready for the trash bin.
• Use large plastic bags
to contain clothing. Put
socks in one, bathing
suits in another, T-shirts
in another. This will
make unpacking easier
for your child.
• Keep camp specific items
separate when storing
at home. Camp towels,
clothing with the camp
logo, “bunk junk” (small
games, flashlights, canteens)
should not be integrated
into the linen
closet, utility area, or
playroom. When packing
next year, you’ll
have it all in one place.
• Sneakers don’t come
home from camp. Tell
your child not to bring
home any sneakers or
shoes except for the
ones on his/her feet.
They will be so dirty
that you’ll want to toss
them when they get
home anyway.
• Schedule a lice check.
When your child gets off
the camp bus, take your
child for a lice check before
they enter the house.
Head lice cannot hop or
fly. They are spread by
direct contact with the
hair of an infested person.
Head-to-head contact
with someone who
already has head lice is
the biggest risk. Personal
hygiene or cleanliness
in the home or school
has nothing to do with
getting head lice.
Submitted by La Relance
Salon and Photography
Boutique, 661 Vernon Ave.,
Glencoe, (847) 242-9292.