| 2008 NNED Kidz Camp
Date and Speaker
Information 2008 Camper Application 2008 Application for Camp Staff 2008 Camp Poster AGE
LEVELS: We believe we can minister more effectively to specific
age levels. It is asked that young people attend the camp designed for
their specific age level: Kidz Camp: 8-11; Youth
Camp: 12-17.
COST: $199 per camper standard cost, $185 early registration rate if postmarked by early registration deadline, (the cost will be $215 if postmarked after regular registration deadline). CAMP T-SHIRTS AND VIDEOS: Camp t-shirts and videos can be reserved prior to camp (videos will be mailed after camp is over, and t-shirts will be given to the camper at camp). DVD's can be purchased for $12.00, and t-shirts can be purchased for $10.00 (S-XL), and $12.00 for XXL. SPENDING MONEY: Campers may wish to bring $25.00 - $30.00 extra spending money for offerings, snack bar, souvenirs and postage. A Camp Bank will be available at Kidz Camp only. Camp Bank money can be deposited at time of registration, or by mail prior to camp. This money will be available daily to the camper. Unspent money will be returned Friday morning. The District camp staff is not liable for monies that are not deposited into the camp bank. REGISTRATION: Walk-ins, Phone/Fax Registrations or Partial Payments WILL NOT be accepted! Carefully read Camp fees and dates on the registration form. If a student cancels their registration prior to the first day of camp their registration fee will be refunded less a $25.00 cancellation fee or the full amount may be transferred to a replacement camper. Mail registration form and fee to: N.N.E.D. A/G, Attn.: CAMP, P.O. Box 611, Portland, ME 04104-0611. LOCATION: Singing Hills Conference Center, Plainfield, NH.  DIRECTIONS: From Southern and Central Maine,take Route 95 south and Take EXIT 2 (RT-101), toward EXETER /HAMPTON BEACH and continue on Route 101 west toward Manchester. Merge onto I-93 North toward Concord, and take I-89 in Concord. Get off Exit 20 in West Lebanon, NH. At the end of the ramp, turn right onto Route 12A, and then follow the directions below*. From points north and west, take I-89 South. Get off Exit 20 in West Lebanon, NH. At the end of the ramp, turn right onto Route 12A.* *Follow Route 12A south for 7 miles. At the bottom of a long hill, turn left onto Stage Road (sign points to Meriden). Singing Hills is 4 miles out on Stage Road on the left. A large wooden “Singing Hills” sign marks the end of our driveway. Bear left all the way up the drive. HOUSING: We will try to honor
requests for two campers to be
together providing both make the same request before the deadline (No
trios). Requests cannot be changed once assignments are made or on
opening camp day. Capacity is limited to 120 campers and/or sufficient
staffing for the camps.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE: Campers are to arrive between 3:00 pm and 5:00 pm on Monday. Departure time is Friday at 11:00 am. N.N.E.D. camp staff is not responsible for campers left unattended, who arrive earlier or depart later than these listed times. MEDICAL POLICY: State law requires each camper to have a full medical examination within two years of the opening day of camp. This exam must be verified via the proper signature (See the back of the registration form).The Authorization for Treatment on the Statement of Health section must be signed. All prescription medication must be brought to camp in their ORIGINAL CONTAINERS, with prescribed instructions. Our camping program is covered by a limited accident and liability insurance for the entire time campers are in our care. For more information contact the N.N.E.D. office. WHAT TO BRING: Sleeping bag or twin bed sheets and blanket, pillow, sleep wear, flashlight, towels, wash cloths, personal care items, flip-flops or shower shoes, sneakers, extra shoes, swim wear, appropriate clothing, Bible and notebook, a pen/pencil, musical instruments, & camera. Campers are responsible for personal belongings. WHAT NOT TO BRING: TV’s, radios, tape players, CD players, cell phones, MP3 players, IPods, playing cards, improper magazines, improper books, knives, firearms, drugs, cigarettes/tobacco, fireworks and Bad Attitudes. EMERGENCIES & VISITORS: In order to maintain camp continuity, under normal circumstances, campers should not be visited or contacted by phone while at camp. In case of an emergency, please call (603) 469-3236. CAMPER MAIL: Campers love to receive mail from home. We will have mail call each day. Send to: Camper's Name, C/O Singing Hills Retreat Center, 71 King Dr, Plainfield, NH 03781-5107 . Since it takes about 4 days for mail to arrive, please do not mail new items after Tuesday afternoon of the camp week. RULES & REGULATIONS: These rules are given as guidelines for every camper to follow. This code of conduct has been established for your protection and the benefit of every person present. They must be obeyed at all times! You have pledged yourself to abide by this code during the week you are here. 1.
The daily schedule must be observed by all and attendance at all camp
activities are required.
The lack of cooperation,
unnecessary roughness, lack of respect for property, or an unwholesome
attitude on the part of any camper will result in expulsion from camp.
Parents are asked to help explain these rules to their children and
encourage compliance while at camp. Parents will be responsible for the
transportation home of any dismissed camper. No refunds will be given.2. No one is to leave the camp grounds without specific permission from the Church Ministries Director or Camp Director. 3. All cars will be parked at the designated area. Keys must be turned in upon arrival. 4. Each camper will perform his/her duties as part of the privilege of being here. 5. Rooms and adjacent areas and grounds must be kept clean. 6. Guys and gals are not allowed in each others sleeping areas. 7. All staff members are authorized to maintain order anywhere on the grounds. 8. Campers are not permitted to call home except for an emergency, which must be approved by Church Ministries Director or Camp Director. The use of cell phones by campers is prohibited. Although we realize that students may have phones in case of emergency they must be turned off at all times while on the campgrounds. 9. We reserve the right to inspect the contents of all personal belongings. The holding and/or disposal of improper contents are the right of camp staff. 10. DRESS CODE: The following guidelines will help each camper to pack clothing appropriate for our camp. Day
time wear is casual. "Modesty" is the rule. NO ragged or ultra low
jeans, tube tops, tank tops, strapless or spaghetti strap dresses or
tops, short shorts, miniskirts, or T-shirts that advertise beer or
cigarette companies or secular music groups are permitted. Shorts of
modest length (mid thigh or longer) may be worn during the day. Skirts
should be at least knee length. Under garments must be worn and not
seen. Hats and shorts are inappropriate for evening services. For
safety, shoes are to be worn at all times throughout the camp. Swim
suits for girls must be modest, one piece, lined and cover the entire
front. Male swim suits are to be boxer style only. Tight or bikini
styles are not permitted.
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