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17-HOPKINTON
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Week 5
Aug 5 - Aug 9 I Spy
$______
Camp
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be
with
us!
17-HOPKINTON
Elmwood
School,
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St.
7:40
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21-NEWTON
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Extra
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22-WELLESLEY
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pond under the supervision of certified lifeguards. Every child
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pond under the supervision of certified lifeguards. Every child
takes a BSA swim test which determines his ability in the water.
Fishing
Campers can test their angling skills in Little Pond which
has been stocked with trout, sunfish, and the elusive smallmouthed bass. Campers may bring their own fishing gear or
use poles and equipment supplied by the camp.
Field Sports and Games
Cub Adventure Day Camp offers whiffle ball, volleyball,
kickball and other activities. Campers can also relax with one
of our board games on the shaded porch of Jewett Lodge.
Come to our Open House
“May the Force Be With Us” as we
enjoy a Star Wars based theme week.
We will have fun learning about
Space and being a Jedi Master.
Jedi Training Week
$40
$40
$40
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Sign-up by May 1st
Bus
Stop
Number _________________
Adult
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23-SUDBURY
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8:20
4:20
Adult
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Sign-up
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Plymouth
7:50
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Week 2
July 15-19 Jedi Training Week
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