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CAMP ARROWHEAD - 1962 To Camp Arrowhead Date .... --- Tuxedo, N. C. Please enroll .........,... .,,-.,.,.-,,,,,,,-,,- , , ,,.---,.M,,- -n fgf Camper's name Q Eight Weeks season, June 21 to August 15, 1962 5525.00. Q First half season, June 21 to July 18, 1962 5290.00. Q Second half season, July 19 to August 15, 1962 5290.00. Clf the half season that you select is full, will you substitute for the other half? Yes Q No QQ. Horseback riding is not included in above fees. If riding is desired, please indicate below: Q Horseback riding full season, eight weeks 525.005 :Q half season, four Weeks 5l5.00. . I was born ..-............................. .... I weigh ............ and am .......... ft. ........ in. tall. Month day year My church preference is ..... --- .... .... I am in ....................... grade at school. f '61-'62 term I learned of Arrowhead through ..... g ........... 1, .... T.-. ....... .---.-, ..................................... - I agree to cooperate with all Arrowhead's regulations for safety and conduct, which includes no smoking by campers. - Signed by Camper-- ..... ................ .... F i rst name preference----- For Parent or Guardian CFUH name, Enclosed is 550.00 registration fee. I agree to pay balance of fee on or before June 1, 1962, unless special ar- rangements have been made in writing. No refunds for late arrivals or early withdrawals unless serious illness of the camper makes it necessary-Cin which case one-half of the unused portion of the fee may be refundedj Homesickness is not applicable. Registration fee of 550.00 will be refunded if request is received on or before March 1, 1962. I have read and agree to terms and regulations as set forth on page l of Arrowhead's announcement for 1962. Signed ......-.................... ................ - ..................................... ......--..... Parent-Guardian Address .... ......1...... ....... H o me Phone ..... --- Business Phone----- Street Im'CERQI'-'m-'mm'M'5'mm'--- Ti55E '-m---m -----55.122-'W CAdditional application blanks will be mailed upon requestj ARROWHEAD'S ACTIVITIES ARE LISTED BELOW. We would like to know your favorites. Please check about six of them in addition to camping. During camp season you may try them all. When you arrive, we will help you make out your morning schedule which you may change occasionally under certain circumstances. The activities which you check now need not be the ones you sign up for at the start of camp. You may change your mind before you arrive. Also remember that in the afternoon you have free time for more of the regular activities as well as many non-scheduled events. Parents May Request Special Emphasis on Certain Activities Q Wilderness Camping Q Swimming and Diving Q Horseback Riding Q Softball Hiking Q Life saving 43 Handicraft -III Baseball Overnight Trips Q Boating-Canoeing Q Indian Lore-Crafts Q Basketball Woodcraft Sailing Making Costumes Q Tennis Pioneering Skiing Ceremonial Dancing Q Archery A iQ Riflery Q Scouting Cofficial instruction for merit badges and advancementj
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NO FOOD FROM HOME Many upset tummies result from boxes of food and candy from home. Please limit suchpackages to fruit. Camp reserves the privilege of opening' pack21gCS of edibles other than fruit for general distribution. NO SMOKING Campers are not permitted to smoke under any circumstances or conditions while under our supervi- sion. VISITING We have no special time set aside for visiting, we merely suggest Sunday afternoon. You are welcome Whenever you come, but we do call your attention to the inadvisability of visiting too often, and before the camper is adjusted to camp life, normally about two weeks, Campers are not permitted to leave camp with anyone, other than their own parents. SUGGESTED CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT Toilet articles, camera and musical instruments, if desired. Camp furnishes most athletic equipment ex- cept racquets, tennis balls and gloves. 1 small trunk or foot locker 1 flashlight 1 warm sweater 2 pair tennis shoes 1 heavy wool or flannel 1 pr. camp shoes shirt or loafers 2 bathing suits 8 pair 'sox 8 bath towels 4 Arrowhead T shirts' 6 T shirts-any color 3 pr. light pajamas 2 pr. khaki long trousers Necessary underwear 3 pr, dungarees 1 pillow, if desired 2 prs. khaki shorts 2 laundry bags 4 prs. shorts-any color 'These shirts may be purchased and marked with owner's name in the camp canteen. This insures proper fitting. The cost is 51.50 per shirt. The suggested canteen deposit should be increased by the appropriate amount to cover the shirts. We emphasize pioneer camping and suggest that every camper be comfortably outfitted with the mini- mum in inexpensive gear. fl sleeping bag 1 poncho and rain hat 1 pair leather ankle length hiking shoes, boots not recommended 1 knapsack 'Campers not wishing to purchase sleeping .bag may rent one at 506 per night. This is merely for ac- commodation. We prefer camper to have his own. If you cannot find these items we will be happy to assist. The camp furnishes tents, frying pans, other camping equipment, etc. All articles, clothing, and other- wise, must be well marked. On certain occasions all campers will wear Arrow- head T shirts and khaki trousers or shorts. GLEN ARDEN For information about Glen Arden, Arrowhead's sister camp, which is now in its 12th year, write Mr. 8: Mrs. O. Bell, -lr., Tuxedo, N. C. 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