
Important
Information!!!
Mark your calendar!
Dates:
Aug. 21-22, 2004
Location:
H. Roe Bartle Boy Scout Camp
Osceola, MO
Cost:
FREE!!
Registration is limited to
the first
200 participants.
For more information and to
register, contact:
Tisha Holden at (573)346-2210
ext. 222
Pat Roam at (573)346-2210
ext. 221
Family Outdoor
Skills Camp
For Deaf and
Hard of Hearing
Children
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Family Outdoor
Skills Camp For Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Children
Deaf and hard of hearing children
seldom have the opportunity to participate in outdoor programs. Campers and their families will participate
in a variety of outdoor skills programs. Workshops this year include
traditional archery with a walk-through silhouette shoot, canoeing,
fishing and rock wall climbing.
The camp, in
its third year, is funded in part through donations from organizations
such as Missouri Conservation
Agents Association, United Bowhunters of Missouri and Compton Traditional
Bowhunters. These donations help to defray the cost of the programs,
meals and other supplies needed to make the camp successful.
Ben Russell and
Brian Flowers instruct campers in target shooting.
About the
Camping Facilities
H. Roe Bartle Boy Scout Reservation
is located near Osceola, Mo. Campers will have the opportunity
to experience fishing, canoeing, climbing and traditional archery.

One of the new programs available to
campers this year is the state of the art 40-foot tower they can
climb. |

Campers learn archery fundamentals
from trained instructors. This year they will have the opportunity
to use what they learn in a walk-through silhouette shoot. |

Some cabins are single-family units
located near camp activities. |

Camp participants will have the opportunity
to fish, swim and canoe in the lake. |

The kids fishing clinic and canoeing
will be held at a private cove located on the Osage Arm of Truman
Lake. |

Fred Asbell, Marv Cochran and UBM instructors
introduce campers to traditional archery. |

Randy Doman and
Greg Stoner help a camper with his catch. |
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