About 100 Boys to Spend Six Weeks at Seaside long for the seventh annual camp sponsored by the Foreign ¥.M.C.A. at Camp Tsinglao are almost completed. Salling dates have been Axed, the camp period decided upon and the Staff of counsoliours, who under the direction of the director, Mr. Harold P, Brown, will be responsible for the efficient running of the camp this Season, have been selected. Other smaller, but nevertheless important items, aire being rushed to completion, for there are only four short weeks 0 go before camp commences.
To care for 100 youngsters for six weeks Is mo small responsibility, specially so when one realizes that this will probably be the most important period of the year to them and to so massy for the rest of their lives.
Six weeks can mean so much to a boy, specially so when those six weeks are lived in fresh surroundings, Among new friends and new activities that appeal to his imagination and nature, camp, with its promis of open air rife and.plenty of activities, can always appeal to the imagination of youngster. It satisfies a taste that is hardly necessary to cultivate, So to the average person a camp is a amp, no more no less, Yet. there can be a vast difference between one camp and another between the dexree of satisfaction derived from a camp experience and the values obtained,
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