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Round Lake Camp had the most campers ever in our short history. The cooper­ative weather and very wonderful specialists made the 1987 summer very exciting. Our athletic program offered new levels of teaching, as well as participation. The special theme days, which included Carnival Day, Circus Day and Israel Day, were coordinated efforts of learning and fun. All of our campers traveled off camp a number of times and these destinations included a colonial era depot, Fort Delaware, roller skating and a trip to a coal mine. Special visits to camp included a very wonderful mime artist who provided a very special Shabbat and our dear friend Frank the Disco King who helped us rock and roll every other week. Our new woodshop program was very exciting and well received. Campers also enjoyed our new ropes course and a strongly implemented nature program where we learned about and helped care for ducks, chickens, rabbits and a goat. Our gala banquet and special skits ended camp with a warm and friendly evening that culminated a very busy and exciting summer time together.

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NEW JERSEY YMHA-YWHA CAMPS21 Plymouth Street, Fairfield, New Jersey 07006

(201) 575-3333FEDERATION ADMINISTRATION

President.....................................Leonard RubinExecutive Director............................Joseph A. Schwartz, ACSW, CCDAssistant Executive Director................. Eugene M. Bell, Ed.M., CCDAssistant Executive Director................. Ellen Barocas, B.A.Assistant Director............................Joan Petrokofsky, MSW

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