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2009 MNJD CAMP COMMITTEE:
´ ´´´Amanda LeBlanc
´ ´´´Bob Trost
General InformationWHEN: Thursday, August 20, 2009, through Sunday, August 23, 2009! COST: $115 for members and prospective member campers; $130 for adult campers. Registration forms must be postmarked on or before Wednesday, July 15, 2009. EARLY BIRD REGISTATION: Registration forms postmarked on or before Saturday, June 13, 2009 will receive an early bird registration gift of Camp Store coupons totaling $5 for each person listed on the registration form. LATE REGISTATION: Registration forms postmarked after Wednesday, July 15, 2009 will be assessed a $20 late fee. REFUNDS: No refunds will be given after August 1, 2009, unless requested in writing with a physician’s signature included. Registrations may be transferred to another member, prospective member or adult who was not previously registered. PROSPECTIVE MEMBER CAMPERS: Prospective members who have submitted a completed Petition for Membership, and are at least 9 years of age as of March 1, 2009, are invited to attend Camp. LOCATION/DIRECTIONS: Camp Lake Hubert (CLH) is located 10 miles north of Brainerd, just off Highway 371. Turn east on Nashway Road at mile marker 42. Follow Nashway Road for one mile and turn left into camp. Look for the sign! EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Central CLH Office Telephone: (218) 963-2339; Amanda LeBlanc’s Cell: (320) 250-7079; Bob Trost’s Cell: (612) 720-2432 OBJECTIVE OF CAMP: For Job’s Daughters members and adults to have fun, become better acquainted, enjoy and renew old friendships, and make new ones. CONDUCT WHILE AT CAMP: It is expected that all members, prospective members and adults in attendance will respect the feelings, rights, safety and property of others at all times. Any camper may be sent home or asked to leave Camp, without a refund and at their expense, should their conduct be disrespectful. HEALTH FORMS: Every member, prospective member and adult camper MUST complete a Health Form prior to participating in Camp activities. Any camper may be sent home or asked to leave Camp, without a refund and at their expense, should a Health Form not be received by Camp medical staff. TRANSPORTATION: Bethels are responsible for their own transportation to and from Camp. For insurance and liability reasons, members under the age of 20 who hold a valid driver’s license; and members, who have reached the age of 20, but still hold a Job’s Daughters office (Bethel, Grand Bethel or Supreme Bethel); are not permitted to drive to or from Camp. DEPARTURE FROM CAMP GROUNDS: For safety and liability reasons, all campers, regardless of age, must be registered and remain on CLH grounds during the entire Camp Session. Permission to leave the grounds may be granted only by Camp Committee Co-Chairs, Amanda LeBlanc and/or Bob Trost, or by a Cabin Check-Out Official on the final day of Camp. Campers found leaving the grounds without permission may be sent home or asked to leave Camp, without a refund and at their own expense. CHAPERONES/ADULT CAMPERS: Chaperones/Adult campers must be at least 20 years of age and approved by their BGC. Members who have reached the age of 20, but still hold a Job’s Daughters office (Bethel, Grand Bethel or Supreme Bethel) are not eligible to chaperone. Because male chaperones are housed in a separate area of Camp, the Camp Committee requests that Bethels send a minimum of one adult female chaperone for every five member/prospective member campers. All parents/guardians and Council members, both male and female, are encouraged to attend Camp to share in the fun and assist with Camp activities. If your Bethel is in need of chaperones, please contact Camp Committee Chair, Amanda LeBlanc (320-250-7079) and arrangements will be made for your Bethel. PARKING: During arrival and departure, please follow the instructions of the Traffic Controllers. All vehicles must be kept on the blacktop roads, and fire lanes must be kept open and free of vehicles. After arriving and unloading your vehicle, parking is available in the lot by the entrance gate or in the overflow lot by the barn. Please note that the office lot nearest the center of Camp grounds is reserved parking for emergency vehicles and the Camp Committee. CHECK OUT: You will receive a check-out list in your camp packet when you arrive on Thursday. Use the check-out list as a guide to clean your cabin and surrounding area prior to Flag Lowering on Sunday. When your area is clean and has been inspected by a Check-Out Official you will receive a pass for your vehicle to exit Camp. All campers must depart by 1:00 pm. WHAT TO BRING: Please label all items!
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