Feb 2018 Newsletter
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Youth Hunter Education Camp<br />
The SCI Drayton Valley Chapter is thrilled to be providing sponsorship to support five youth in attending the <strong>2018</strong><br />
Youth Hunter Education Camp facilitated by AHEIA from July 22 – 27, <strong>2018</strong>. This is a five-day event of fun-filled<br />
learning activities with experts sharing their knowledge and providing instruction in the Alberta Conservation<br />
and Hunter Education Program, the Canadian Firearms Safety Course and much more! The camps are held at<br />
Alford Lake Conservation Education Centre for Excellence which is located approximately one-half hour drive<br />
West of Caroline in the spectacular foothills of the Rocky Mountains.<br />
If you have a child, or know of a youth, 12 to 17 years of age who may be interested in attending the camp this<br />
is their chance to submit an entry for this opportunity. Here is what you have to do:<br />
• Please have your child/youth submit a short story to us sharing what they enjoy the most about the outdoors<br />
and why they would like to attend this camp. Youth applicants whose parent/grandparent is a member of<br />
SCI-DV will be given first priority.<br />
• Mail this story to us at Box 6534, Drayton Valley, AB T7A 1R9 for arrival no later than April 1st.<br />
• All applications will be reviewed and five youth chosen to attend the camp with all expenses paid (with the<br />
exception of transportation to and from the camp). Camp value of $414.75.<br />
• Chosen youth will be notified by April 30th.<br />
• Any parents/adults interested in volunteering at the camp; please include this with the youth’s story<br />
submission as well!<br />
• Youth attending the camp will be looked upon to write a story about their experience at camp and submit to<br />
us along with photos to share in an upcoming edition of Hunter’s Edge.<br />
These camps are restricted to those youngsters who have not previously attended the AHEIA Youth Hunter<br />
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