Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-07
Y. N. GA CAMP
IN HUACHUCAS
STARTS JUNE Is
Camp Will Be Under the Care
and Supervision of Expert
enced Men-An Excellent
Site Has Been Chosen.

The 7. III. G. A. boys and men Of
Bisbee and Douglas are offered this
year an opportunity for a summer out
ing which may possibly prove the
happiest two weeks in their lives and
which they will always look back up
on, with unmitigated pleasure and sat
isfaction. This opportunity comes
from the Y. NJ. c. A organizations of
the two cities which will conduct a
summer camp fc Il members in the
Huachuca mountains from June Is to
June 20. The plans for the camp en-
brace all the sports and pastimes dear
to youth and nothing is being left un-
done which may be conducive to
healthful pleasure.
The camp will be under the care
and supervision of experienced men
who will personally see that the boys
get into no tAouble as well as to their
having a gooG time, and the expense
of the outing has been reduced to a
minimum. The cost of the camp for
boys from ten to fourteen years of
age is but SO, for boys from Il
to Is years 81, and for men $12, not
including transportation which from
Douglas amounts to $50 for the
round trip.
An Excellent Site.
The site selected for the camp is in
Miller canyon in the heart of the Hua-
chucas, with plenty of shade and a
stream of running, clear, cold, spring
water. Yet it is but three-minute
walk from stage. postofice and long
distance telephone. Here will be
pitched large sleeping, mess and
kitchen tents, and athletic pharapher-
MALTA will be installed and a swim
ming pool dug which will be in charge
of the director of physical culture,
who will give swimming lessons to
the boys who have yet to learn TO
care for themselves in the water. In
camp the boys will arise at $50
o'clock, raise the flag at Z, after hav-
ing first put to rights the sleeping
tents; breakfast at 1880; have bible
study at $50, after which the morn
ing is free for all kinds of fun with
swim at IL. Dinner will find all the
party ready and waiting with hearty
appetites at II O'Clock and the after
noon will be devoted to reading, writ
ing, loafing and athletic sports, with
supper at 6 o'clock From 1880 to
$3.50 will be perhaps the happiest
time of all, for then the entire party
will gather around a big camp fire
and tell stories, sing songs and play
games the evening through till bed
time.
Plans for Trip.
A definite program for the entire
two weeks has been laid out but
does not cover the whole of each day
and ample time is left for other recre-
ations which may come up from time
to time. The program as laid cut is
az follows:
Monday, June 15-Arrive in camp
about 1:30. Organization and assign
ment of tents.
Tuesday, June 1G-Build swimming
pool.
Wednesday, June 17.-"Hike" to
the Reef mine
Thursday, June S-Basketball
game: Douglas VS.. Bisbee. <.
Friday, June 19-''Hike' to -McCabe
ranch in Ash canyon.
Saturday, June 20-BasebalI game;
Douglas VS.. Bisbee.
Sunday, June 20-Boys' meeting at
p. m.
Monday, June 22-"Hike" to Box
canyon.
Tuesday, June 23-Junior athletic
contest.
Wednesday, June 24-Carniyal of
water sports.
Thursday, June 25-O1der boys ath-
letic contest.
Friday, June 2G-"Hike" to Miller
p. m.
Saturday, June 27.-Baseball game;
picked teams.
Sunday, June 2S-Boys' meeting at
Peak
Monday lime 2o-RreaL cann