B.C.

“OUTDOOR ‘ADVENTURE is on
‘the top of the ageada this summer
at Evans Lake.

Boys and girls between the ages

yof 8 and 14 have an opportunity

for an unforgettable outdoor
adventure.

The British Columbia Forestry
Association is again offering ‘a
Summer camp program at the
Evans Lake Forestry Centre near
‘ squamish, B.C..

Summer camp starts in early Ju-

ly and runs until the end of
August. The durations of the camp
sessions are six days for 8-11 year
olds and eight days for 10-14 year
olds. All sessions are co-educa-
tional. Comfortable and modern
camp facilities ensure a ‘safe and
happy experience for the campers.

Experienced camp leaders
supervise an action-packed pro-
gram about the management, value
and use of the forest and outdoor
living skills.

Other activities include hiking,

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swimming, canoeing, fishing and
evenings by the camp fire.

For the older campers, aged
13-16 desiring a more rugged,
wilderness backpacking experience,
there are two week-long adventure
journeys in August’ to the Ten-
quille Lake area and on the Hud-
son Bay Brigade Trail.

Trips are open to both boys and
girls.

Evans Lake Forestry Centre has
operated since 1960. Programs are
dedicated to building a better

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understanding about our forest
resources,

‘In- addition to',summer pro-
grams, the Centre is used
throughout the - year by many
schools and community organiza-
tions,

Each year about 5,000 children
and leaders participate in programs
at Evans Lake.

For further information contact
the British . Columbia~ Forestry
Association by phoning 688-6684
or 683-7591,

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