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“Remove your sandals from your feel, for the place on which you are standing is holy ground.”
Exodus 3:5
God has blessed us in so many ways in the past 5 years!
- celebrating over 65 years of ministry
- hundreds of dedicated volunteers
- thriving mission camps reaching out
to those in need
- 2 new staff cabins
- building 2 Retreat Building
- new roofs on the Commons and Lodge
- 2 new lakeside cabins by the Lodge
- new windows in Asbury Theater
- thriving youth program
- new roofing on many cabins
- new bathhouses in the Village and
staff area
- new swimming area docking system
- storage buildings in maintenance area
- a Yurt behind the Commons
- new double cabin in the Village
Looking to the future
- finish Retreat Building 3
- increase awareness of camp programs
- a generator for the Commons and
the Retreat Buildings
- renovation of the Gus Building
- replace the Commons Walk-in
refrigerator and freezer
- increase our endowment
- new roof for Recreation building in
the Village
- solar hot water and solar electrical
systems in the retreat buildings
- renovation of the Lodge
- continue to provide camperships
for any camper in need
What you can do to help?
- Tell people you know about Mechuwana and the great things that happen
here all year long
- Support Mechuwana financially and encourage your local church to support Mechuwana
- Join Friends of Mechuwana to ensure that Mechuwana will be around for
many years to come
- If you have never been or if it has been awhile since you were at Mechuwana come and
visit to see for yourself how God has blessed us!
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THE ARTS CAMPS
Girls Sewing Camp #14
For Girls Finishing Grades 5-8
Photography Camp #26
For Campers Finishing Grades 5-7
Come and learn to sew or improve those skills that you already have. We have an
experienced staff of sewers ready to teach you basic sewing skills and more. We’ll be
sewing something for missions and to take home. So you’ll be helping others in need,
and you’ll go home and show your friends what you can do with your new skill! There
will be more fun at camp by doing the other camp activities.
Come boys and girls, you will be working with digital cameras and computers to enhance
digital pictures. You will need to bring a digital camera and basic equipment. Emphasis will be
on basic camera and related skills. Returning campers are welcome and will benefit
from discussions and practice of advanced editing and composition.
Dates: June 22-27 (Fri.)
Leader: Pastor Elizabeth Bailey-Mitchell
Limit: 12 Girls
Fee: $310.00
Come join Creative Arts as it relocates to the Yurt for its 30th season. Experienced
instructors continue to provide unique opportunities in a supportive atmosphere to
develop our God-given creativity doing arts not commonly found in school. In addition
to boating, swimming, campfire and a night walk, options may include: Synchronized
Swimming, Origami, Kirigami, God’s Eye, Ukrainian Egg Painting, Quilling, Silk Screening,
Scherenschnitte, Beading, Drawing, Calligraphy, Sewing, Native American Arts, Stamping,
Candle Making, Creative Writing, Dancing...and of course “Kriklum.”
There will be a gallery and performance on Saturday morning at 10 a.m.
Limit: 16 Campers
Fee: $310.00
Elementary Music Theatre #27
A story can be told in many different ways...a story, passed down from grandparents,
folklore, written in a diary and even through drama, songs, dance, art and games. Come
and learn the different ways to tell or hear the stories. Remember “it’s all about the
story” and the greatest book, The Bible, has some of the best.
Come to Elementary Music Theatre Camp to act and sing your way through a brand
new musical written just for you entitled “It’s All About the Story!” And of course, there
will be lots of fabulous activities, arts ‘n crafts, swimming, boating, and great camp stuff!
The week will conclude with the first ever public performance of this new
musical on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Come to camp! Come and be part of the story!
Dates: July 20-26 Leaders: Rev. Laura Church &
Bonnie Heatley
Limit: 12 Campers
Fee: $320.00
Elementary Creative Arts #20
Jr./Sr. Creative Arts #33
Dates: June 27-Aug. 2 Leaders: Rev. Linda Campbell-Marshall &
Pastor Jen Curran
Dates: June 13-19
Leaders: Chris & Shannon Connor
Come and try some specialized creative arts in a fun and supportive environment.
Pottery, weaving, sewing, drawing, screen-printing, painting, quilting, candle making and
macrame are some of the choices you will have fun with. Plus, you will have all of the
other fun things to do at camp.
The week ends with a gallery on Saturday morning at 9:00.
Dates: July 6-12 Leaders: Amy Story & Cindy Kropp
Limit: 40 Campers
Fee: $310.00
Scrapbooking Camp #25
Come learn basic scrapbooking skills. No experience necessary. This year our studies
will be the Ten Commandments. Do you know them? We will decorate ceramic tiles, make
bookmarks, learn new skills to make three different 12x12 pages (water color, weaving
and tearing), and create a unique folded album. Plus we will design a 2014 calendar and
learn how to tags for all occasions. There will be plenty of time for singing and dancing
around the campfire, and swimming in the lake. All supplies are included and projects will
go home with the camper.
**Toby Mac Cat will be joining us.
Dates: July 13-18 (Fri.) Leader: Anita Cantara
Limit: 20 Campers
Fee: $320.00
Limit: 40 Campers
Fee: $310.00
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Elementary/Junior Music Theatre Camp #11
Junior/Senior Music Theatre #37
Campers will have opportunities for participation in acting, singing, dancing, directing,
writing and technical assistance. Led by professional performance artists, and a team of
seasoned theatre experts, cabin counselors, and Bible teachers this camp will focus on
a full-scale musical theatre performance by the campers. This camp is a lot of fun and
hard work which will be shown on Friday and Saturday’s polished performances in Asbury
Theatre.
The camper will still have time to meet new friends and unite with old friends while
getting the opportunity to participate in a full range of activities and worship experiences.
Public performances will be Friday, Aug. 8th at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday,
Aug. 9th at 9:30 a.m.
Dates: August 3-9 Leaders: Jeff Munson, Mitch Thomas &
Cynthia Blanchard
So you love to act, sing, and have loads of fun, well this camp is for you! The musical has
been written especially for you and your friends which has parts for all ages. From the time
that you arrive on Sunday afternoon until performances on Friday and Saturday, you will
work with a seasoned group of counselors to learn the music and script for a fun production.
Still you will get to have more fun with campfires, swimming, arts and crafts, boating and our
spiritual growth.
Come full of energy and get ready to sing, act, dance, and have fun together.
Performances in Asbury Theatre are Friday, June 27th at 7:30 p.m. and
Saturday, June 28th at 9:30 a.m.
Dates: June 22-28
Leaders: Chip Simpson and Barb Petersen
Limit: 50 Campers
Fee: $310.00
Limit: 70 campers
Fee: $310.00
MECHUWANA’S MISSION STATEMENT
It is the purpose of Camp Mechuwana to complement the local church ministry by providing
a unique Christian setting for persons of all ages for personal growth and experiences which
enhance one’s relationship to God, neighbors, and the natural world.
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(802) 426-3340
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CAMPING/HIKING/SWIMMING
Elementary Outpost Camp #35
Intermediate Outpost Camp #15
So you like to camp out in a lean-to and do a short hike daily while learning outdoor
living skills, that makes this camp for you. Have fun learning to cook over the campfire.
Learn more about what it is out there in nature and work together as a camp family. You
will get to go swimming, do some boating and much more.
This camp is designed to prepare campers for going hiking and canoeing.
Each day you will have the opportunity to improve your camping and hiking skills. Most
days you will head off campus and go hiking and sightseeing, working as a team. No previous
outpost experience required.
Dates: July 27-Aug. 1 (Fri.) Leaders: Peter Crockett & Carissa Miller
Dates: June 22-27 (Fri.)
Leaders: Peter Crockett & Dan Grant
Limit: 8 Campers
Fee: $330.00
Limit: 8 Campers
Fee: $295.00
Aquatics Camp #19
So you like to swim and maybe are thinking about becoming a lifeguard. This camp
will focus on sharpening your present swimming skills and achieving one more level of
competency using the American Red Cross Program standards.
The number of campers is restricted to 16 so more personal time can be given to each
swimmer.
Dates: June 29-July 4 Leader: Rev. Michele St. Cyr
Limit: 16 Campers
Fee: $295.00
SPORTS CAMPS
Co-ed Elementary Basketball Camp #40
This camp has changed from being just for boys to adding the girls. This camp will be
focusing on developing skills needed to become a successful team player. Players will
have an opportunity to use their skills through drills and games.
Special emphasis will be placed on sportsmanship and team building. There will be
plenty of time for traditional camp activities such as campfires, boating, swimming and
much more.
Dates: August 3-8 (Fri.) Leaders: Rev. Peter Remick & David Swett
Limit: 25 Campers
Fee: $310.00
Co-ed Elementary Soccer Camp #34
Have you been a part of the Mechuwana Moose? Don’t worry
if you haven’t, just come and enjoy playing soccer! We’ll help
you maximize your team and individual skills as a soccer player and a Christian. We are at
our best when we are using our gifts and helping others use theirs. With an emphasis on
sportsmanship and team building campers will learn and practice basic soccer skills passing,
dribbling and shooting, in a series of drills and scrimmages. Other daily activities will be arts
and crafts, boating, swimming and more. Start getting in shape; this camp is fun but it’s hard
work.
Dates: July 27-Aug. 1 (Fri.)
Leaders: Rev. Ernie Farrar & David Swett
Limit: 30 Campers
Fee: $310.00
Co-ed Middle School Basketball Camp #22
Want to learn more about being a team player? How about learning more skills by
doing drills and scrimmages? You will have the opportunity to improve what you already
know about the game of basketball and learn more as an individual and team player.
Success is at hand for you and new friends.
Other fun will be swimming, boating, campfires and more.
Dates: June 6-11 (Fri.) Leaders: Camp Staff Limit: 25 Campers
Fee: $310.00
Email Address: [email protected]
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SPECIAL OVERNIGHT CAMPS 2014
ALL THESE CAMPS RUN A HALF WEEK
Mom/Child I #17 II #38
You & Me #39
Moms come and bring your children ages 4-9 for a half week of sharing quality time
without the pressures of school, jobs, or home routine. Share cabins with other moms,
kids, and youth leaders. Activities include swimming, boating, crafts, worship, music,
games, and fellowship. THESE CAMPS FILL FAST SO DON’T DELAY ON REGISTERING!!
Dads, moms, aunts, uncles, friends or pastors this is your chance to come to camp with
a child or a special child. You will boat, swim, do arts and crafts, make new friends, sing,
play games, enjoy campfires and more. This is a chance to get away from your busy life
and have fun!! For children ages 4-9.
Date: (#17) June 29-July 2 Limit: 10 Moms/20 Children each camp
Leader: Amy Story
Fee: $220.00 for 1 mom and up to 2 children
$85.00 for each additional child
Date: Aug. 6-9
Limit: 10 Adults/20 Children
Leader: Amy Story
Fee: $220.00 for 1 adult and up to 2 children
$85.00 for each additional child
Date: (#38) Aug. 3-6
GrandCamp 1 #12, 2 #13, 3 #31, 4 #32
Spending special time together at GrandCamp experiencing nature, worship, campfires,
share crafts, swimming, boating, music, storytelling and lots more.
GRANDparents invite at least one grandchild, ages 5-11, to share this special time with
you. Children must have finished Kindergarten. (GrandCamp #3 will accept 4
year olds.)
GRANDkids, talk with your grandparents to let them know that you want them to bring
you to camp this summer.
Dates: June 22-25 (#12), June 25-28 (#13), July 27-30 (#31), July 30-Aug. 2 (#32)
Limit: 10 Grandparents/16 Grandchildren
Leaders: #12
#13 Peggy & Lisa Swett
#31 Rev. Linda Grenfell & Elizabeth Beane
#32 Pastor Marilyn Rohdin
Fee: $220.00 for 1 grandparent and up to 2 grandkids
$85.00 for each additional grandchild
First Timers #18
For Campers Finishing Grade 2
So you were too young to come to camp and have wanted to follow in your brother or
sister’s footsteps and NOW it is your time to have fun at camp since you are completing
2nd grade this spring!
You will enjoy activities such as campfires, boating, arts & crafts, swimming, nature
walks, Christian studies, singing and much more!
Dates: June 29-July 2 Leader: Bev Michaud
Limit: 35 Campers
Fee: $225.00
Golden Oldies #41
For Adults ages 55+
Summer camp is not just for kids!! Come and enjoy camping like you remembered
from your childhood. For those adults 55+ you will get to do most of the same things that
the kids get to do. Bible study, swimming, boating, nature and crafts, plus more.
Dates: Aug. 3-6 Leader: Rev. Joan DeSanctis
Limit: 18 Campers
Fee: $225.00
OVERNIGHT CAMPS
Young Adventurers #30
For Campers Finishing Grades 3 and 4
Native American Camp #28
For Campers Finishing Grades 5 and 6
One week of exploring Gods world for young people finishing 3rd and 4th grades.
Come and enjoy a week of laughing, arts & crafts, boating, swimming, singing... A chance
to find out about yourself, others and God!
Diversity and its role in our society will be an ongoing topic of discussion while we discover
ourselves through the rich and varied cultures, customs and stories of the Native American
people. We will explore their impact on the world in food, medicine, government, games and
stories. Swimming, hiking, canoeing and crafts will be part of our journey.
Dates: July 27-Aug. 1 (Fri.) Leaders: Rev. Thom Blackstone &
Todd McKinley
Limit: 50 Campers
Fee: $285.00
Dates: July 20-25 (Fri.)
Leaders: Rev. Carol Stevens & Rev. Kelly Harvell
Limit: 12 Campers
Fee: $295.00
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Camp “I am” #21
This program, held within a loving caring Christian community helps young people realize their inner strengths and beauty. It is our hope that campers will learn a new sense of
self-worth that will allow them to walk more confidently in today’s world.
Experts tell us that feeling good about one’s self is critical to success and happiness.
Experts also tell us that more and more people, especially young people, in today’s society do not feel good about themselves. Instead they feel inadequate and empty.
Special activities include: Special music/concert, drumming, a talent show, environmental awareness skills, and much more.
Along with activities around the theme of self-esteem, campers will take part in more
traditional activities of campfires, arts & crafts, boating and swimming.
Dates: July 6-12 Leaders: Rev. Linda Grenfell &
Rev. DanaBeth Wells-Goodwin
Limit: 30 Campers
Fee: $295.00
Sr. High Rally Camp #33
Attention all Senior High Campers! Please come and join us for “Around the World in
Six Days”! From Europe to Africa to the East to North America and all over the world
come and learn of different cultures, customs and religions. We also have our games,
activities and our Olympics on Friday!
Dates: July 27-Aug. 1 (Fri.) Leaders: Dawn Zarecki-Reidy & Courtney Carter
Limit: 28 Campers
Fee: $285.00
Night Camp #16
The favorite camp of Middle & High Schoolers is filled with games, night walks, boating, swimming and much, much more! While the other campers are in bed, you will be
staying up to the early hours of the morning and while you get to sleep in, the other
campers will be up early. If you are a Night Owl this camp is for you. Don’t miss out on
this week of fun, get your registration right in. This camp fills up fast.
Dates: June 29-July 4 (Fri.) Leaders: KK Merrill & Camp Staff
Limit: 50 Campers
Fee: $310.00
Science Camp #29
Science Camp Returns!! Help us discover answers to the following: What is a flinker? And
what does it do? What is bubbleology? How can birds and flowers be identified? What objects
can be seen in the night sky?
Come to science camp and find out! In addition we’ll enjoy all of the usual camp activities
such as boating, swimming, and crafts. We will also have daily devotions, singing and campfires. So much to do and so much fun!!!
Dates: June 20-26
Leader: Shirley Jackson
Limit: 20 Campers
Fee: $320.00
Middle School Rally Camp #24
Let the games begin! And may the odds be ever in your favor! And they will be at this
year’s Middle School Rally Camp: The Hunger & Thirst Games! This year’s Middle School Rally
Camp will include all the usual Mechuwana fun-- swimming, boating, arts and crafts, campfires, a night walk, and tons of wacky games-- plus a week packed with surprising adventures.
Come on, grab your 30 or 40 closest friends and let’s explore what it means to live by faith as
people who hunger and thirst for righteousness!
Dates: July 13-18 (Fri.)
Leaders: Rev. Jeff Hunt &
Rev. Allen Ewing-Merrill
Limit: 40 Campers
Fee: $285.00
Adult Special Needs Camp #23
Lead by an experienced staff of volunteers this very active week for Adults with Special
Needs camping will be fun filled with activities. We’ll boat and swim, have a dance and a talent show, plus make new friends.
Part of the registration process is the completion of a questionnaire so that we may best
meet the needs of each camper. Final acceptance will be given once the questionnaire is completed. Contact the camp for further details. If this is your first time attending,
please call Martha or Dan Ames at 802-878-3189 or email [email protected].
Registration for special needs week is on Monday at 9:00 a.m.
Dates: July 14-19
Leaders: Martha & Rev. Dan Ames
Limit: 40 Campers
Fee: $290.00
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HOW TO REGISTER
1. Please fill out the application for free and reduced price meals on back of the registration form.
2. Choose a camp experience. Select your choice(s) of week(s) to attend. Write your choice(s) in the area on the registration form showing
3 event lines. Beneath these lines please put in your choice(s) for substituting camps in case your first choice(s) are full.
PLEASE MAKE A COPY OF THE REGISTRATION FORM FOR YOURSELF.
3. Send along the $50.00 non-refundable registration fee for each camp chosen with your registration. Remainder is due 3 weeks prior
to your camp week, unless you have made other arrangements with the camp registrar.
4. Investigate with your church/agency whether they will have any scholarships for camping. If available, please supply that information to us
on the registration form. Any payment made after registration must be accompanied by name of camper and name/week
of camp for which that payment is for.
5. Camp fees, except registration fees, are refundable for non-participants who notify the camp registrar at least three weeks
before the camp begins.
6. Confirmation packets will be mailed to the camper in early April (first round). Please open immediately!!! THE HEALTH
HISTORY FORM NEEDS TO BE FILLED OUT (3 PAGES BY THE PARENT(S) AND THE LAST PAGE BY THE DOCTOR). MAKE
SURE TO SIGN IN ALL PLACES REQUIRED AND RETURN 3 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE CAMPERS CAMP.
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ARRIVAL AND CHECK-IN FOR CAMPS IS ON SUNDAY FROM 1:00 PM TO 3:00 PM.
EXCEPTIONS:
ADULT SPECIAL NEEDS — Monday at 9:00 am
GRAND CAMP #2 & 4 — Wednesday at 1:15 pm
YOU & ME — Wednesday at 1:15 pm
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED…
Mechuwana could not exist without its volunteers. Every
year over 200 individuals come to Mechuwana to counsel a cabin of
campers, lead a program, teach a craft, help in the kitchen, or help
with maintenance. It is because of this great volunteerism that we
are able to keep the cost of camp down.
We have many openings for people who want to volunteer in
2014. We hope you are able to come and spend a week or more
with us at Mechuwana.
Remember: Parents and guardians who volunteer get a $75.00
credit toward the price of their child’s camp. If you are interested in
becoming a volunteer, please contact the camp.
Mechuwana Camperships
We believe that no camper should be denied the opportunity
to attend Mechuwana for financial reasons. Over the years, local
churches have worked hard to provide financial assistance for their
campers. Mechuwana will support that effort with camperships to
those families in financial need.
If you are in need of assistance to send someone to Mechuwana,
please contact the camp office and ask for a scholarship application,
telephone 207-377-2924.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME AT MECHUWANA
Mechuwana does not discriminate on the basis of race,
religion, creed or color.
ACCEPTING VISA/MASTERCARD/DISCOVER
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO PAY WITH A CREDIT CARD, PLEASE CALL CAROL AT
MECHUWANA 207-377-2924 TUES.-FRI. 9:00 AM-4:30 PM
CAMP MECHUWANA, P.O. BOX 277, WINTHROP, ME 04364-0277
12/18/13 1:33 PM
REGISTRATION FORM
Name ________________________________________________ Age _____ ’13-’14 School Grade ________ Sex F___ M___
Mailing Address ______________________________________ Town ______________________ State ______ Zip___________
Tel.# ________________________ Cellphone# __________________________________ Email Address____________________
Parent/Guardian/Caregiver Signature_________________________________________________________________________
Church or Sponsoring Agency ______________________________________________________ If your Church or Sponsoring
Agency will be providing a campership/funding for your chosen camp, please, supply the following. (PLEASE PRINT)
Name of Contact Person _________________________________________________ Tel.#_______________________________
Name of Church or Agency__________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address ______________________________________ Town ______________________ State ______ Zip___________
PLEASE REGISTER MY CHILD FOR THE FOLLOWING CAMP(S):
Event Name ______________________________________________________ Camp #___________ Date__________________
PLEASE SUBSTITUTE THE FOLLOWING CAMP(S) IF THE ABOVE IS/ARE FULL
OFFICE USE ONLY
Camp Schol. ___________
Reg. Fee Pd. ___________
Church Schol. ____________
Add’l Pd. ____________
Credit ____________
Agency Payment ____________
Balance Due ____________
PAID IN FULL ____________
IF YOU ARE AN ADULT FILLING OUT THE ABOVE INFORMATION FOR MOM/CHILD, GRAND, OR YOU & ME
CAMP: PLEASE REMEMBER TO FILL OUT A FORM/SHEET OF PAPER FOR EACH CHILD ATTENDING AS WELL AS
FOR THE ADULT ATTENDING WITH THEM.
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MORE INFORMATION WANTED
PLEASE FILL OUT THE BACK SIDE OF THIS PAGE TOO. IT IS FOR THE FREE/REDUCED SCHOOL MEALS. YOU
ARE ELIGIBLE IF YOU RECEIVE FOOD STAMPS, AFDC/TANF, THE CHILD IS A FOSTER CHILD, IF YOU QUALIFY
AT SCHOOL, OR YOU ARE LOW INCOME. THIS HELPS US WITH THE COST OF FOOD. IF YOU HAVE ANY
QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS PROGRAM, CONTACT MY OFFICE. TELEPHONE: 207-377-2924.
EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected], FAX#: 207-377-4388, WEB PAGE: www.mechuwana.org
MAILING ADDRESS: P.O.B. 277, WINTHROP, ME 04364-0277
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2014 SUMMER SCHEDULE
DATES
June 22-28
June 22-25
June 25-28
June 22-27
June 22-27
AREA
Lakeside
Village
Village
Retreat #1
OutPost
NAME OF CAMP
El/Jr Music Theatre
GrandCamp #1
GrandCamp #2
Girls Sewing
Intermed. OutPost
SCHOOL GRADE ‘13-’14
3--9
See Write-Up
See Write-Up
5--8
6--9
CAMP#
11
12
13
14
15
COST
$310.00 $220/$85
$220/$85
$310.00 $330.00 June 29-July 4
June 29-July 2
June 29-July 2
June 29-July 4
Lakeside
Village
KK
Retreat #1
Jr/Sr High Night Camp
Mom/Child #1
First Timers
Aquatics
6--12
See Write-Up
2
6--9
16
17
18
19
$310.00 $220/$85
$225.00 $295.00 July 6-12
July 6-12
July 6-11
Lakeside
Village
Sports
El. Creative Arts
Camp I Am
Co-ed Basketball
4--6
4--6
6--9
20
21
22
$310.00 $295.00 $310.00 July 14-19
July 13-18
July 13-18
July 13-19
Lakeside
Village
KK
Retreat 1+2
Adult Special Needs
Mid. School Rally Camp
Scrapbooking
Photography
See Write-Up
6--8
4--7
5--7
23
24
25
26
$290.00 $285.00 $320.00 $320.00 July 20-26
July 20-25
July 20-26
Lakeside
KK Village
Sports
El. Music Theatre
Native American Camp
Science Camp
3--6
5--6
4--7
27
28
29
$310.00 $295.00 $310.00 July 27-Aug. 1
July 27-30
July 30-Aug. 2
July 27-Aug. 1
July 27-Aug. 1
July 27-Aug. 1
July 27-Aug. 2
Lakeside
Village
Village
KK Village
Sports
OutPost
Retreat 1+2
Young Adventurers
GrandCamp #3
GrandCamp #4
Sr. High Rally Camp
El. Co-ed Soccer
El. OutPost
Jr/Sr High Creative Arts
3--4
See Write-Up
See Write-Up
9--12
3--6
4--6
6--12
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
$285.00 $220/$85
$220/$85
$285.00 $310.00 $295.00 #310.00
August 3-9
August 3-6
August 6-9
August 3-8
August 3-6
Lakeside
Village
Village
Sports
Retreat 1+2
Jr/Sr High Music Theatre
Mom/Child #2
You & Me
El Co-ed Basketball
Golden Oldies
6--12
See Write-Up
See Write-Up
3--6
See Write-Up
37
38
39
40
41
$310.00 $220/$85
$220/$85
$310.00 $225.00 MECHUWANA DAY CAMP SCHEDULE
WEEK #1 JUNE 23-27 (MONDAY-FRIDAY)
WEEK #2 JUNE 30-JULY 2 (MONDAY-WEDNESDAY)
WEEK #3 JULY 21-25 (MONDAY-FRIDAY)
Day Camp at Mechuwana offers boating, swimming, story time, arts & crafts, exploration of the camp and much more. Call or email the
camp office for a brochure.
Day camp runs Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Cost: $125.00/$75.00 per child per week or half week. Snacks are provided
and you supply the child’s lunch.
12/20/13 8:43 AM
Mechuwana
P.O. Box 277
Winthrop, ME 04364-0277
NON-PROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
WINTHROP, MAINE
PERMIT NO. 71
Camp Office
(207) 377-2924
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
Mechuwana
P.O. Box 277
Winthrop, ME 04364
www.mechuwana.org
www.mechuwana.org
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CAMP MECHUWANA
12/19/13 9:18 AM

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