The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1922-05-18
and GIRLS
CLUB CAMP PLANNED
The Second Annual Boys and Girls
Club Camp, M. e. Camp Grounds
St Lawrence, June 12-17
Eligibility

f1yue, ana buHalO counties, enrolled
In Boys and Girls Club work are ell
igible. Other boys and girls between
the ages of 10 to 10 a of age,
though not club members, but inter-
ested in club work, may attend the
camp by special permission.
Object of Camp
To give the young people an in
structive, profitable and enjoyable
summer outing at little expense.
Educational Features
Girls Work Includes-Care OF clo-
thing. use of patterns, appropriate
dress, use of sewing machine attach
ments, use OF cake -four, bread bak-
ing. judging bread, judging canned
products, ways of using home can
ned products, use of pressure cooker,
dining room service. etc. (Subject to
change without notice.)
Boys Work Enthusiastically man
agement, farm accounts, livestock
judging, feeding livestock, crop judg-
ing, crop rotation, corn diseases and
control, methods of testing seeds,
soil fertility, milk testing, etc. Sub
ject TO change without notice.)
Program
$3.50 A. M. Rising Whistle.
$40 Formation of exercise.
: 7:10 Police quarters.
7:20 Breakfast.
500 to 1900 Glasses.
1900 Dinner.
1:15 Assembly.
2:l5 to $3.50 Inspection tours and
demonstrations.
$3.50 to 5:45 Athletics and play
ground recreations.
5:45 Clean up for supper.
500 Supper.
700 Stand retreat and military
drill.
500 Movies.
1000 Taps.
Instructors
State College Specialists, County
Agent and others.
Supervision
Parents need not worry over their
children while in attendance at the
Camp. Competent chaperons will be
In charge of the girls and the County
Agent or State College Specialists
will supervise the boys.
Sleeping Quarters
Giris will occupy cots in the large
tabernacle Boys will occupy cots In
a large tent loaned by the State Col
lege.
Kitchen and Dining Room
Mrs. Marie Bailey of Miller will
have charge of the dining room and
will be provided Mrs. Bailey so that
the Club boys and girls will not need
to do any work in the kitchen or din
ing room.
What to Bring
Girls: Wear middies IL possible
with black or blue skirt and club
uniform. Bring one bed sheet, one
blanket, towels, toilet articles and
two dish towels. DO NOT BRING A
PARTY DRESS-you will have no
use for 1t. Bring a gymnasium suit,
black boomers, white middies, black
stockings and black shoes. II you
have a suit of different combination
or colors bring 1t along and do not
feel obliged to purchase new outfits.
Boys: Wear unionalls or coveralls.
Bring two blankets, towels, toilet art
icles including soap, two dish towels
and all athletic goods, including base
balls, uniform, gloves and bats.
When Club Camp Commences
The Camp will start Monday even
ing, June 18TH. with a picture show,
continuing Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. All those plan
ming to attend should reach the Camp
Grounds near 81 Lawrence either
late Monday afternoon or evening.
Cost
The Sost to each member will be
$1.00 a day or $500 for the four days.
Advance payment is requested. Those
who come Monday evening for supper
will pay 25c additional.
Applications to attend the Camp
should be forwarded TO the County
Agent, Miller, az soon as possible,