Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Y. M. c. A. BOYS
LEAVE CITY ON
TUESDAY, s A. NJ.

The Y. M. c. A. boys are all set to
so to camp on Tuesday The camp
is in fine shape and everything will
be in readiness to receive them
A treat is in store for the parents
of the campers, according to r. W.
Deeming. There will be more thar
100 slides showing the scenes of. the
country around the camp site. These
slides having been brought here for
the purpose of showing the parents
just what Kind of a country their boys
are going to camp in They are most
ly colored and are some of the most
recent pictures of the Pinnacles It.
is hoped that the parents will avail
themselves of the opportunity and see
them.
Cars will leave the Y M. G. A. Tues
day morning at o'clock sharp so than
the boys will reach camp in time for
lunch. This will give them time to
have everything in shape for supper
and in that's way there viii not be any
interference with campfire period.
Tucson boys will start to arrive in
camp Monday afternoon and Bisbee
and Douglas will arrive about the same
time on Tuesday.
All parents who would like to gain
more information may do so on Mon
day evening. j. w. Deeming, camp di-
rector, will be there and will be glad
to answer any questions in order that
fathers and mothers may know just
what will be expected of their boys
and what can be expected OF the camp
directors during the camp period.
The directors expect to make this
years camp the most successful that
has been held in this part of the coun-
try. This is the beginning of the in
terstate Y. M. c. A. camp ana as years
so by it will grow. It will expand
because of the class of program and
directorship which will be provdec
for it. The boys will realize, Deeming
states, when they have been there this
year, that no one run a good camp and
a cheap camp at the same tine, thac
is impossible, because in running q
good camp one needs to get igh grade
supplies and a high grade cook who
knows how to use the supplies in or
der that the boys may get a proptr
balanced diet, which in turn insures
good health.
Good health in camp i'd a sure guar
antee that the boys can follow the
program which in turn makes for hap
pineGa and good fellowship.
I'VE do not want any boy to miss
his bacon and eggs and his hot cakes
for breakfast or his roast beef and
fresh vegetables and good puddings
for dinner, so it is the intention of
the dictatorship to keep the boys in
the best of condition." Deeming as
serts.
All parents who intend to visit the
camp should notify the director, j. w,
Deeming so that he can make ar
engagements Meals will be charged
for at the rate of 40 cents for break
fast and so cents for dinner and the
Same for supper If it is known how
many will be visiting on the different
days, it will be certain that there will
be enough cooked to care for all.
Visitors day will ba Sunday, June
6. Those who cannot visit camp on
that day will be welcome at any other
time.
Parents are requested not to send
their boys such things as cakes, can,
dies, etc, as the boys Will get all they
should have and all that is good for
them 1t will help the directors ifI
the parents will remember this.
A. camp, WILCOX, Ari2., as arrange
ments have been made to receive It'll
from there regularly.