1. Camp John Marc Home Special Camps For Special Kids/camp john Marc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofitorganization. Copyright ©2002, camp john Marc, All Rights Reserved. http://www.campjohnmarc.org/

Dedicated to serving children with chronic illnesses and major physical disabilities. 2824 Swiss Avenue Dallas, TX 75204 214-368-2003 (fax) E-mail us for more information mail@campjohnmarc.org Special Camps For Special Kids/Camp John Marc is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your gift is tax-deductible to the extent of the law. We provide services to all persons attending our program without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, disability, political belief, or religion. web design by shammer

2. Camp John Hope FFA FCCLA Center Home Leadership center for FFA and FCCLA students across the state. Also available for rental, providing lodging, meals, meeting room, and recreation for organizations. Located in Fort Valley. Photos, directions, history, and facility information. http://aged.ces.uga.edu/ffa_camp_john_hope/Home.htm

281 Hope Entrance Rd / Fort Valley, GA 31030 Phone: 478-967-2302 Fax: 478-967-2728 Home Facilities Reservations Directions ... Lodging for Events at the Agricenter $7 Buffet Fridays Open to the public Welcome! Camp John Hope FFA-FCCLA Center is a leadership center for FFA and FCCLA students across the state. The facility is also available for rental by any educational, civic, or religious groups under the supervision of adults. The basic services provided to rental groups are MEALS, LODGING, CONFERENCE ROOMS, and RECREATION. The Center is located in the agricultural heart of Georgia, in Fort Valley ( DIRECTIONS We invite you to explore our Web site and get to know more about our facilities. If you would like more information or if you are interested in renting facilities for your organization, please CONTACT US Home Facilities Reservations Directions Events ... Contact Us Problems with this site? Email Webmaster Site last updated: June 11, 2003

3. Handbook Of Texas Online: CAMP JOHN WISE format this article to print. camp john WISE. camp john Wise, a balloontraining station on 261 acres of leased land four miles north http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/CC/qcc49.html

format this article to print CAMP JOHN WISE Camp John Wise, a balloon training station on 261 acres of leased land four miles north of downtown San Antonio, was established on January 19, 1918. The United States Army Balloon School was transferred there from Fort Omaha, Nebraska. The personnel were quartered at Fort Sam Houston until March, when construction on their barracks was completed. The base reached a maximum strength of thirty-three officers and 1,800 enlisted men and was equipped with four balloons. The camp was named for John Wise of Philadelphia, a pioneer balloonist who constructed a balloon in which he set a world distance record in 1869. The base seems to have closed soon after World War I. qv BIBLIOGRAPHY: Robert E. Hays, Jr., Military Aviation Activities in Texas, World Wars I and II (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1963). Art Leatherwood top of page about search help ... suggest an article topic The Handbook of Texas Online is a joint project of The General Libraries at the University of Texas at Austin and the Texas State Historical Association Comments to:

4. Children With DIABETES - Camp John Warvel Children with Diabetes is the online community for parents, kids, adults, and families living with type 1 diabetes. Print Format. Donate. camp john Warvel. Jump to a new section camp john Warvel is an American Diabetes Association's resident camp for children with diabetes ages 7 through 15 http://www.childrenwithdiabetes.com/camps/d_07_2h0.htm

Advertisement E-mail Page Print Format Donate Camp John Warvel Jump to a new section [ Getting Around ] Home Page What's New User's Guide Index Search Site Map [ People ] Parents Kids Grads Grandparents Adults Friends IDYA Tidbits Parent humor Art Polls Surveys Message Board Chat cwdMail Mailing Lists Jobs Events Quilt for Life Rufus [ Clinic ] Ask the Diabetes Team Diabetes Basics Diabetes at School Sample 504 Plans Diabetes Camps Studies Products Insulin Pumps la Bomba de Insulina Nutrition Alternate Site Testing Diabetes Dictionary Presentations Warning Signs Marketplace [ Sources ] News and Information Press Releases Advocacy On-Line Links Support Groups Regional Info Services [ Feedback ] About Letters to Editor Contribute Advertising Online Store Logos and Linking Awards Camp John Warvel 2003 Camping Session Ages 7-15: June 8 - 14, 2003 (US$180) CITs (Ages 16-18): No fee US$25 due upon registration American Diabetes Association Indiana Affiliate, Inc. Camp John Warvel is an American Diabetes Association's resident camp for children with diabetes ages 7 through 15. Held in North Webster, Indina, Camp Warvel provides a unique learning atmosphere for children to acquire the skills necessary to manage their disease. Sports, crafts, swimming, boating, and nature activities are offered. WHY The American Diabetes Association, Indiana Affiliate, sponsors Camp John Warvel in order to provide an enjoyable, safe and educational out-of-doors experience for children with insulin-dependent diabetes. With an emphasis on fun, Camp Warvel offers a unique learning atmosphere for children to acquire (according to their developmental levels) new skills in caring for their diabetes. The camp experience instills confidence for the self-management of diabetes.

5. Camp John Marc camp john Marc. camp john Marc is a permanent, yearround camping facility situated 85 miles southwest of Dallas on 140 acres of tranquil landscape of Bosque County in the beautiful Texas hill country. http://www.edb.utexas.edu/coe/depts/kin/Faculty/buchanan/cjm/campjohnmarc.html

Camp John Marc Camp John Marc is a permanent, year-round camping facility situated 85 miles southwest of Dallas on 140 acres of tranquil landscape of Bosque County in the beautiful Texas hill country. It provides 20 wheelchair accessible, air conditioned cabins; lodge-style dining hall; centrally located building; accessible challenge course; athletic field; riding ring; amphitheater; chapel; shooting sports range; nature trails; and teepee, tree house and covered wagon camping areas. Sample of Activities: Fishing Wilderness Trails Arts and Crafts Cooking Playing Field Barn (open air gym) Soccer Basketball Kickball Ping Pong Softball Volleyball Court Camp fire United Cerebral Palsy of Texas CAMP ADVENTURE United Cerebral Palsy Association of Texas hosts an inclusive weekend camp each semester at Camp John Marc, for children with disabilities and their friends and/or siblings, ages 6 -17. They recruit campers for this exciting adventure, and we provide the counselors from KIN 314 and KIN 360. Camping Faculty: Pam Buchanan, UT Austin

6. What's It Like At Camp John Marc? Back, Please be patient, the slide show is worth the wait! Sorry,your browser doesn t support Java. Photography by Karen Gilmore. http://www.campjohnmarc.org/what_its_like.htm

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7. Camp John Hay camp john Hay. camp john Hay was a US Army camp near Baguio, Luzon.For a time, part of the 1st Battalion of the Philippine Division http://www.fact-index.com/c/ca/camp_john_hay.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Camp John Hay Camp John Hay was a US Army camp near Baguio Luzon . For a time, part of the 1st Battalion of the Philippine Division 's 43rd Infantry Regiment (PS) was stationed here. It primarily served, though, as a rest and relaxtion center for the US Military. Its prescence in mountains actually led to the creation of Baguio City At the present time, it has been converted as a tourist attraction by the Philippines. See also: Geography of the Philippines Military History of the Philippines Military History of the United States This article is from Wikipedia . All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License

8. Morning Star Isaiah 4031 Morning Star Chapel Scriptures. The Morning Star Chapel, builtin 1995 and dedicated in October of that year, serves camp john Marc. http://www.stainedglass.org/main_pages/magazine_pages/morningstar.html

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10. Baguio Hotels: Camp John Hay Manor, Baguio, Philippines. Hotel Description, Revi Baguio hotels camp john Hay Manor A deluxe resort hotel a few meters awayfrom Baguio city center, set amidst pine trees and gently rolling slopes. http://www.asiahotels.com/hotelinfo/Camp_John_Hay_Manor/

Philippines Hotels:Camp John Hay Manor, Baguio, Philippines. Camp John Hay Manor in Baguio, Philippines Camp John Hay Manor Loakan Road, Baguio, Benguet, Philippines   Description for Camp John Hay Manor   Location for Camp John Hay Manor Located in Loakan Road, a 10 minute-drive from the city center. The Philippine Military Academy is 15 minutes further up. Airport is 2 to 3 minutes drive. Baguio is accessible by land and air. Daily airconditioned buses to and from Manila are found in the city. Commercial flights in Loakan Airport are also available daily.   Rooms and rates for Camp John Hay Manor Superior Rooms are approximately 38 square metres with twin or king beds. Deluxe Rooms are the same in size but with a balcony overlooking the Manor gardens. One Bedroom Suites are 84 square metres with a twin bed. Two Bedroom Suites at around 97 square metres offer 2 queen beds in the guest room and a queen or king in the master's room. The Suites have a kitchen, living room and dining area. All rooms/suites have a view of the well-manicured gardens and the mountains. Check-in time 14:00 and check-out time 12:00.

11. CAMP JOHN HAY MARKS CENTENARY camp john HAY MARKS CENTENARY. BAGUIO CITY, OCTOBER 31, 2003 (STAR)camp john Hay marked its centenary on Oct. 25, ending celebratory http://www.newsflash.org/2003/05/ht/ht003852.htm

CAMP JOHN HAY MARKS CENTENARY BAGUIO CITY, OCTOBER 31, 2003 (STAR) Camp John Hay marked its centenary on Oct. 25, ending celebratory activities begun since July. Now managed by the Camp John Hay Development Corporation and the John Hay Management Corporation, the the former US rest and recreation facility was created by then US President Theodore Roosevelt on Oct. 25, 1903 as a military reservation. The area, formerly owned by the late Mateo Carino, was part of a vast pastureland called by its Ibaloi inhabitants as "Kafagway." Kafagway was later called Baguio City while the military reservation was later known to be Camp John Hay. From then on, Camp John Hay offered historical tours to schools and students to heighten appreciation of the camp‘s history. On Oct. 25, the camp‘s historical core was formally opened with the inauguration of the John Hay Museum at the old Bell House. The historical core centers on the converted Bell House, its adjacent Bell Amphitheatre, the old Honeymoon Cottage, a history trail depicting the various stages of the history of the camp, an artists’ catelier, the Cemetery of Negativism, and a secret garden. Present during the unveiling of the marker of the Historical Core were CJH DevCo officials led by president, Robert John Sobrepena, JHMC officials led by president and CEO Florencio Padernal, and local officials led by Baguio Congressman Mauricio Domogan and Mayor Bernardo M. Vergara.

12. CAMP JOHN HAY: PERSISTENCE THROUGH TIME camp john HAY PERSISTENCE THROUGH TIME. camp john Hay, Baguio City,July 21, 2003 (BULLETIN) By Lynda B. Valencia STAR (PNA) – Cool http://www.newsflash.org/2003/05/tl/tl012122.htm

CAMP JOHN HAY: PERSISTENCE THROUGH TIME Camp John Hay, Baguio City, July 21, 2003 (BULLETIN) By Lynda B. Valencia STAR (PNA) – Cool climate (averages 19 degrees Celsius all year round although the temperature varies from a high of 25 degrees Celsius during the summer months to a low of 12.9 degrees Celsius during cold months) and land lush pine trees are but a few of the things that set Camp John Hay (CJH) apart from other tourist destinations in the country. As it launched its centennial celebration (1903-2003), more developments for this former US military rest and recreation facility have been programmed. Guests during the launching held at the CAP-John Hay Trade and Cultural Center were Richard K. Pruett, First Secretary, Embassy of the United States of America; Florencio F. Padernal, chairman, Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA) and president, John Hay Development Corporation; James Marsh Thomson, director, Camp John Hay Development Corporation (CJH DevCo); Atty. Damaso Bangaoet, vice president of CJH DevCo; Freddie Alquiroz, COO, CJH DevCo; Gillian Cortez, VP for marketing and public affairs and local officials. Thomson said the celebration initiates “a period of commemoration of this beautiful place and its significance after providing 100 years of rest, relaxation, rejuvenation, invigoration and inspiration to the people of the Philippines and primarily for many years for the members of the American military stationed in the country and elsewhere in Asia.”

13. Camp John Hay Centennial Features information on its history trail, Bell house amphitheater, secret garden, honeymoon cottage, cemetery of negativism, souvenir shop, artists' atelier and veranda cafe' http://www.geocities.com/johnhayhistory/main.htm

Welcome to the Camp John Hay Centennial Website HISTORICAL CORE Welcome to the Camp John Hay Historical Core...a Living Museum! As Camp John Hay was shedding its military persona and donning a civilian character, a three hectare slice of the reservation was designated as a historical core. Deemed inviolate to the whims and winds of change, it was envisioned as more than just a window on time. While it provides a glimpse of the earliest days of the Camp, as a living museum it serves as a link between its traditionally focused mission with its evolving roles as a tourist haven, a historical preserve, a cultural repository and an environmental sanctuary. More As it has been in the past, the amphitheater is available for concerts, weddings and other special occassions History Trail Our Secret Garden Honeymoon Cottage Cemetery of Negativism A HUNDRED YEARS AT CAMP JOHN HAY By Bona Elisa Resurreccion For this reason, the American colonial authorities lost little time in verifying the report of a Spanish expedition that had surveyed the area to assess its suitability as a health resort. In 1900 Dean Conant Worcester, a member of the first and second Philippine Commissions led an expedition to Baguio. During their stay, the group did not only confirm the findings of the Spanish expedition but also found the forerunner of Camp John Hay: a thatch-roof hut built in 1899 by American soldiers in pursuit of fleeing Filipino revolutionaries. (Interestingly enough, the built their one-room headquarters by a spring beside the site where the building that would later serve as hospital, bachelors, quarters and is now the Asian Institute of Management would later be erected.)

14. Camp John Hay Centennial The camp john Hay Historical Core. . .a living museum. http://www.geocities.com/johnhayhistory/HISTORY.HTM

The Camp John Hay Historical Core. . .a living museum History Trail Our Secret Garden Honeymoon Cottage Cemetery of Negativism ... Other Areas HISTORICAL CORE As it has been in the past, the amphitheater is available for concerts, weddings and other special occassions History Trail Our Secret Garden Honeymoon Cottage Cemetery of Negativism TOTEM POLE The visages of men who ushered in the American colonial era, who shaped the development of Baguio City and Camp John Hay, and who led the liberation of the Philippines during World War II look out over the changes time and circumstance have wrought. Emilio Aguinaldo is the sole Filipino on the pole, considered a worthy adversary who led the fight to keep the Americans out. Starting at the top, they are Admiral George Dewey, General Emilio Aguinaldo, President William Howard Taft, Secretary John Milton Hay, WIlliam Cameron Forbes, President Theodore Roosevelt, Major General Franklin Bell, Lt. Colonel Lyman W. Kennon, Mayor James Halsema, General Douglas Mcarthur.

15. Camp John Hay - Encyclopedia Article About Camp John Hay. Free Access, No Regist YMCA John Island Summer Camp, Ontario, CanadaInformation about summer camp programs at YMCA John Island Camp, a Canadiansummer camp located on an island in northern Lake Huron. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Camp John Hay

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Camp John Hay Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Camp John Hay was a US Army The Army is that branch of the United States armed forces which has primary responsibility for land-based military operations. Historically, the Army was formed before the establishment of the United States, in 1775, to meet the demands of the American Revolutionary War. Components of the U.S. Army The U.S. Army has three components: The Regular Army The Army Reserve The National Guard of the several States and territories Click the link for more information. camp near Baguio prevew not available Click the link for more information. Luzon Luzon refers to the largest and most important island in the Philippines and to one of the three island groups in the country, with Visayas and Mindanao being the other two. As an island, Luzon is the Philippine's largest at 104,688 square kilometers, and is also the world's 17th largest island. Located on it is the country's capital, Manila, and the most populous city, Quezon City. The island is very mountainous, and is home to Mt. Pulag, the second highest mountain in the country and Mayon, the most famous volcano. To the west of Luzon island is the South China Sea, to the east is the Philippine Sea, and to the north is Luzon Strait. Click the link for more information.

16. YMCA John Island Camp - John Island History YMCA John Island camp john Island History. YMCA of Sudbury, Canada. Allcontents © YMCA John Island Camp, Sudbury, Ontario Canada 19982001. http://www.johnisland.ymca.ca/history.htm

YMCA John Island Camp John Island History YMCA of Sudbury, Canada Go To... Home Summer Camp Programs Camper Fun Zone Discussion Forums ... Hiring Information In the late 1800's John Moyles and his brothers established a lumber mill on the current site of YMCA John Island Camp. The mill employed more than 100 workers and featured a company town called Moyles Mills. John Island was home to a school, general store, large community dance hall, and traveling baseball team. In fact, our camp baseball field is on the same site as the original baseball field, where baseball games have been played for more than 120 years! Stories of gunfights, bootlegging, and illegal gambling abound, and many are recorded in our camp museum. The milling company and town property changed owners over the 30 years of operation and eventually many buildings burnt down just before World War One. The townsite in winter The foundations of the sawdust burner, main mill building and other buildings can still be seen on the site today. The famous sand of John Island is still reveals artifacts of the milling days of John Island. Just after the Second World War ended, the Bell Family of Sudbury donated 272 acres of the townsite to the Sudbury Family YMCA. Built entirely by volunteers of the Sudbury Y's Men Club, YMCA John Island Camp opened to campers in the summer of 1954.

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18. CAMP JOHN R (ROCKEFELLER AIDE) camp john R (ROCKEFELLER AIDE). Venezuela 1952 Colby,G. Dennett,C.Thy Will Be Done. 1995 (232, 429, 831). pages cited this search http://www.namebase.org/xcam/John-R-_28rockefeller-aide_29-Camp.html

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19. GYC: Council Camps camp john L. Mensinger is the Greater Yosemite Council s longtermresident camp. The camp is located on 168 acres in mid elevation http://www.bsa-gyc.org/CouncilCamps.htm

The Greater Yosemite Council owns and maintains four campsites that provide different atmospheres and facilities to better serve the Scouts in our Council. Each camp is in a different type of natural setting to give a person a wider appreciation of the wonders of nature that surround us. All of these camps are available for short-term camping when their main program is not in session. Be warned! During the off-season Camp McConnell is the only camp with power and usable water. Check with the Greater Yosemite Council Service Center for more information and reservations. Soap Creek Pass, High Adventure Camp Camp John L. Mensinger Camp Warren McConnell Camp Walter Isom ... Camp Minkalo For more information contact the Council Office: Greater Yosemite Council, BSA

20. Historic California Posts: Camp John T. Knight Military Museum. Preserving California s Military Heritage. HistoricCalifornia Posts camp john T. Knight. camp john T. Knight, was a http://www.militarymuseum.org/CpKnight.html

California State Military Department The California State Military Museum Preserving California's Military Heritage Historic California Posts: Camp John T. Knight Camp John T. Knight, was a temporary World War II post at Oakland, was named for Brigadier General John Thornton Knight, who was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross during World War I for his outstanding service in the Quartermaster Corps. Part of the overall San Francisco Port of Embarcation, it later became part of the Oakland Army Base. John Thornton Knight John Thornton Knight, was a brilliant officer in the United States Army, rising to the rank of Brigadier General. An account of his record is given in the Hampden-Sydney magazine and is as follows "John Thornton Knight, 1880, Brigadier General, U. S. A., retired, died at his home in San Francisco, California, after a brief illness of pneumonia, January 15, 1930. He was the son of the late Captain John H. Knight of Poplar Hill, Prince Edward County, Virginia, and was born April 18, 1861. "He received his preparatory training at Prince Edward Academy, Worsham, Virginia, under Professor James R. Thornton and entered Hampden-Sydney College in 1877, a member of the class of 1880. In 1879 he entered the U. S. Military Academy at West Point and in due time graduated (1884) and received a commission as second lieutenant of cavalry in the U. S. Army.

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