Evening journal., 1922-03-17
SUMMER CAMP
AT PENN'S GROVE
Catholic Boys, Girls to Get
Benefit of Quasi Military
Training
WILL ACCOMMODATE
300 EACH WEEK
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
PBNN's GROVE. N. j.. March IT.
Arrangements are being made for
a recreation and vacation center 70
be known as Admiral Benson Camp,
to be established in the vicinity OF
this borough. Lieutenant Eugene
Duffleld will be in command. and
the Rev. Thomas #. Ryan. chap
lain. II is 10 be established for the
benefit OF Catholic boys and girls
The camp will be fully equipped
with up-to-date hospital, mess hall,
154 feet by 90 feet. with a seating
capacity OF 500. An excellent bath
ing beach, tennis cours. baseball
diamond and a running track will be
laid out. There will also be moving
pictures and large hotel to accom-
modate parents who wish TO take
advantage OF a weekend trip with
their children.
The following statement is au-
Aupllatu ug Aht NiiAbANih III NANA ? .
concerning the necessary qualifca-
tions and expenses for the campi
1--WE propose conducting a quasi
military camp under the direction
of an experienced and thoroughly
competent ex-military officer OF the
United States Army. assisted by a
corps OF equally efficient officers
who will look after tho physical and
moral welfare OF such children as
will be permitted to avail them
selves Of this opportunity OF clean,
healthy and beneficial vacation. Pa
rents will have no cause for worri-
meht, as their children's interests
will be looked after with the same
solicitude and care as parents
would exercise at home.
Those parents who desire to
avail themselves OF this chance Of
proper recreation for their children
viii be required to eign the card
presented. stating time when chill
dren will enter camp. as we are Inn
tied TO about 500 per week, and pro-
vide the necessary articles for use,
as indicated on enclosed "Regula-
tions" We will personally conduct
the children each week TO camp and
return with them. when their stay is
completed.
I'VE expect TO devote about six
weeks for the boys and about two
weeks in August for the girls. The
camp will afford an excellent op-
portunity for "grown-ups" to spend
week-ends during the months OF
June, September and October, II
they so desire. To maintain the
camp. Il will be necessary to charge
about 81 per day. or 81 per week,
This will feed. house and care for
participants. The other incidental
expenses OF the OUTFIT necessary will
cost only a trihe.
"All applicants must be OF the
Catholic faith and between the ages
OF 10 and IS years and must have
the sanction OF their pastor.
Daily Routine Program - First
call, A. NJ; reveille. 6.1O A. NJ.
assembly, $40 A. NJ; morning
prayers, cas- A. NJ; calisthenlcs,
900 a M HtHn NHAAf itVN ~ AA
assembly. 7.10 A. NJ; first call IA
tigue, $40 A. NJ: assembly. Sis A.
NJ; recall A. NJ; sick call. sos A.
NJ; first call. drill, swimming. hik-
ing. etc. 9.25 A. M; assembly, $40
A. NJ; recall, 1890 A. NJ; first drill
call. 10.45 A. NJ. assembly, 1880 A.
NJ; recall. 11.8O A. M; mess call
1925 p. NJ; assembly. 1880 P. NJ.
first call, recreation and sports. i.25
p. NJ; assembly. 1.s0 p. NJ; recall
s.s5 p. NJ; first call. evening parade
42o p. M; assembly. 4.s0 p. M.
mess call, $40 p. Nj assembly. sis
p. NJ; FIRST call. lecture. Rmuse-
ments, $40 p. M; assembly, $50 p
NJ; recall. 7.s0 p. NJ; evenins
prayers. $50 p NJ; call to quarters
$40 p. NJ; taps. $50 P. NJ.