The medical staff was busy taking care of children with low or high blood sugar levels and the usual bumps and bruises that happen with active campers. We are grateful that no emergency measures were required for any camper this year. The staff of Camp Leo put together a schedule for each day's activities that kept campers interested and active while allowing time for diabetes education. Before every meal, the dietitian posted the menu and asked the campers to count the number of carbohydrates in each portion, and how much they could eat. Many of these campers came up with the correct answer.
Lions play a part in craft activities.
The campers had a good time assembling these kits under the supervision of other Lions who volunteered time to help with this craft project. When the last camper had departed on Saturday morning, the exhausted staff was able to relax, but the difficult task of cleaning up the camp remained. Then, the Tacoma Downtown Lions, King Lion Ron Reierson, and an eight person crew arrived and went to work.