The Argus
Volume 65 Issue 2
Friday, August 20, 2004
Camp Shohola
105 Weber Road
Greeley, PA 18425
Duncan Barger- Executive Director
Adrian Hazell- Co-Director
Phone: 570 685-7186
Fax: 570 685-4563
http://www.shohola.com
E-Mail: office@shohola.com
Argus Administration
Matthew Schnall- Editor and Chief
David Booth- Counselor Advisor
Andy Edwardes- Assistant Editor
Tom Gibson - Supervision and HTML
Cover- Dave Booth
Illustrations- Hector Vasquez
The Shohola “S” Winners
Ben Elkind - Cabin 13 August
Alfonso Dominguez - Cabin 5 August
David Hecker - Cabin 16 August
Roberto Pardo - Cabin 4 August
Bryan Onley - Cabin 16 August
Evan Wilner - Cabin 1 July
Jose Carlos Falomir - Cabin 3 July
Mac Ackerman - Cabin 12 July
Philip Ayers - Cabin 12 July
Ethan Hun - Cabin 12 July
Alex Basil - Cabin 13 July
Sam Rashin - Cabin 13 July
Sam Tercek - Cabin 13 July
Mike Wadden - Cabin 15 July
Pablo Martin - Cabin 16 July
We Remember
So Well
Ice Cream Wagon, It’s Not a boat,
Duncan Barger rattlesnake wrangler,
Ismael Rescue drill on the hill, July 5th Pine Forest 13-U Baseball
home victory, Savior Fork, Silence of the Fawns, Danny Shulkin “Poison
Ivy”, Mad Greeley Sailor rescues Mandy’s papers, 2 Weekers, 4 Weekers,
Middle 4 weekers, first 6, second 6 and 8 weekers, Sparrow note books,
One small Mandy, Sam Stein jumps fire and survives barley, Biddy dance
party, Inspection scores cheerleader style, Jenni gets peed on by
Jesse/Ethan, Dance at 7:55 AM, Lower camp dance on the hill, Camp
Shohola “Stay Classy”, CITs get schooled by Jordan H-C, Max DeCarlo
rowboat mishap, Rumack loses dignity, Counselor CIT basketball,
Raining, What!?! Yeah!?! Okay!?!, Modern Dining Hall Art,
Counselor CIT basketball rematch, Only 6 Working seniors, People get
pied at carnival, Booth Camo, Lower Camp who are Milnor and Bobby G?,
The Apache Jump on it, Lubben gives away five year sweatshirt, Cabin
Ken, Gabe is back, Rope course jump, Stopped by cop at Baron’s game,
Elliot William turns off power while “We Remember So Well” is being
typed, Bad joke day, Still Raining ,Poetry Day, Hat Day, Balloon
Hats, Worst OD ever, Working Seniors get raided, Water front on the
hill, No more benches, Gibby in a box, Pedro plays classical Piano,
Charis and the Microphone, Mr. and Mrs. Mirco-midget get dirty, GA-GA
goes missing, 1985 pennies at banquet, 4 hour canoe trip takes 45
minutes, Dave Seskins an OD? Shohola Blue, ACA checks over
emergency procedures …really, counselor tunnel mishap... the monkey
lives, Rob (Roberta) cross dresses at the dance, More Rain, FLOOD!!!!
15, 16 evacuate, where is the bridge?, George Quiles, Shoot da Freak
Camp Shohola come in second at Shohola Netemus horse show but we looked
better, Sam Stein laughs out loud remembering Ethan Schimt mistaking
hair gel for sun tan lotion last year, Casino Night, Texas Hold'em,
Nurse Debbie administers epi-pen to herself, Good idea getting your
hair cut by Joe Barber bad idea getting you hair cut by Joe Pollinger,
No Strings Cabin 16, Danger Beware Nurses Dock, Good Idea maple tree
hugging Bad Idea maple syrup chugging, Camp Shohola goes whole summer
without damaging a vehicle... O I guess that was typed yesterday, How
many 21 year old can't drive, Rugby Biggest class in Shohola history…
next to riflery, Lee goes water skiing... without skies, Apache
race event #20 waking up Alex Morales, Good Idea rowing in the lake bad
Idea Row duty in the lake, Campfire, Banquet breakfast on the hill, the
Shohola S and all of the other great memories of summer 2004.
Dedication
The Working
Seniors and I have decided to dedicate
this edition of the Argus to Mr. David Booth. Booth was this
year's staff advisor to the editor. He has been an amazing help to the
editor of the Argus this year, Matt Schnall. However, he is also
a role model to many campers. He is responsible for keeping many of the
traditions of Camp Shohola alive. He starts many of the chants
that we hear every day in the dinning hall. If not for him the dining
hall would just would not be the same.
Within a couple
days of the beginning of the second
session this year, Booth was already in the cabin encouraging us to
pick an editor of the Argus. He wanted this edition to be amazing.
By Eric Lubben
Assistant-Editors Thoughts
This year was a
great year at camp. Even though we
had a very small group of people and lots of rain we still had
fun. The green and white competition was very close and could
have gone to either team till white’s war canoe touched the raft.
The green and white captains along with the four other working seniors
were working hard all year to do what normal twenty people do with
six. And Matt Schnall worked especially hard being white captain
and Argus editor. I think the Argus is an important camp
tradition. It brings the camper together to work toward one
common goal of creating a good Argus. I would like to thank all
the staff and campers this year for making this my best summer at Camp
Shohola.
By Andy Edwardes
White Speech
We Won! And I am very proud of
everybody and so is Christian. But over
this brief two-week span of being your captain I have realized that
color war is not as much about the winning as it is about the “we”.
This competition is not about one side or the other winning, it is
about all of us gathering together to scream and yell for the color,
either green or white, that we hold so close to our hearts. The camp,
the “we”, is what makes this competition so great and so fun for all of
us.
During Green White events
everyone on camp comes together to
watch and cheer on their team. During the Olympics everyone gathers for
the first green white event to watch those first races as the
excitement begins. Then Mystery Marathon, were we all chase after
bumper stickers like they were gold, because they have 4 points
attached to them. Then with half of the season done we have the
quizzes. Where all of a sudden Dave Seskin’s feet look a little more
appealing, because rubbing them will get your team 50 points.
Then the horse-show, where the riders get their chance to shine. Then
we have the counselor hunt and swim meet. Then the excitement of
color war ends when everyone gathers on the beach to the war canoes
head for home, in the last moments of the Apache Race. During these
event there is not any other constant then the mass gathering of
campers to celebrate how much they love this camp and there team.
That is what Green White is about.
Not winning the competition. It is
about being together as a camp to compete and have fun.
It takes everybody to make this
happen counselors and campers and thank
you for making this such a great year. I would like to thank especially
Mark for organizing the events and Rob for organizing the green
team. I would also like to thank Senior Staff for their help in
organizing the events. Also all of the counselors who took time out of
their already busy schedules to organize. Also all of the campers on
the Green and White teams for making this a great competition this year
by showing up and yelling your all until you couldn’t any more at every
single event.
By Matt Schnall
Basketball
There are three
different age groups of basketball
classes. There is 11 under, 13 under and 15 under. The
classes are run like team practices. We start out by stretching
and running a few laps. After that we run a few simple passing
and shooting drills followed by suicides. Once were done all that
we play games of five on five. We practice like a team for Pike
County basketball games where we go to other camps and play them or
they come to are camp to play.
Our teachers
and coaches are Ruben Ortiz, Ryan
Levan, Josh Fleishman, and Jorge Quiles. They push us hard in
class and make us do tough drills, so we are ready for Pike
County. And even though they push us hard in class we still have
fun playing games and practicing.
By Andy Edwardes
Maintenance
The main guy in charge of
maintenance is Kamil. He does all the fixing
around Camp Shohola. He shingles rooftops, fixes the ramps at the skate
park, fixes anything around camp that is broken besides body parts. If
you need anything to be fixed ask him because he is the man to get
things done around camp.
By Anonymous
Canoeing
One of my
favorite classes is canoeing because we
paddle to Blueberry Island. We capsize a lot; it is very fun. One time
we went in the river and called it extreme canoeing. The next month we
had a class called extreme canoeing. You do a lot of capsizing. When we
capsize to turn our self back over we put one boat on tome of another
boat to get the water out. Then we flip the boat back to the right
side. Shona and Reade are the counselors. They will help you a lot with
turning and ways to paddle.
By Imlam Caping
Silk
Screening
Silk Screening
is good because it is fun to design
clothes. Before I came to camp I never knew what silk screening was. I
am really glad that they offer this class
You should take
this class because you could
individualize your clothes to fit your taste. Silk screening allows you
to gain new talents. Silk screen is easy on my part I personally
recommend that you try it.
By Tom Karam
Silver Shop
My favorite part about silver shop
is that you can make really cool
stuff out of silver. It’s fun to make rings and chains. You can also
make gold and sliver rings. It’s also fun because you get to use tools,
and learn how to use them. That is why you should try silver shop.
By Anonymous
International
Food Night
This year at
international food night there wasn’t
as many countries as there has been in the past, but the food was great
as usual. I especially enjoyed the Mexican food. I really like it,
because I love Mexican food. I am looking forward to next year’s
international food night.
By Joe Polinger
Banquet
This years banquet was really well
done. The food was great like
always. We had turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, peas, nuts,
mints, gravy, fruit, cranberry and ice cream for dessert. After
dinner the green and white captains made their speeches. We had
the awards ceremony where campers got recognized for being most
outstanding and most improved in their classes. And we ended with
Argus dedication to and we remember so well.
By Andy Edwardes
Horseback
Ridding
In riding class
at Shohola, we learn tons of
techniques on a horse. We learn to walk, trot, canter, and jump. We go
on trail rides and sometimes we go swimming with the horses. We learn
to go bareback too.
We also learn
how to put on the saddle and bridal.
Every 6th period we learn how to feed the horses and clean the barn.
Horseback riding is great; I ride 6 periods a week.
By Matt Seskin
Web Design
Wed design is a
great class. The point is to
use HTML to design a web site. Madison is our counselor and
teaches us HTML to help us create our web sites’. We learn tags,
which gives the computer commands on how to display the web site.
You can even come during your free time to work on your web site. Web
design is my favorite class.
By Jon Helman
Windsurfing
Windsurfing is an awesome sport
where you’re free to do anything you
would like to do. You can swim near your board, or try
windsurfing, the best you can. You go really fast if the wind
blows hard against the sail. I love windsurfing, and will take it
next year if I get the chance too.
It’s kind of scary when you get on
the board the first time. It’s
also really hard to keep your balance. One of the hardest things to do
is pull the sail out from under water. If you succeed in that
then, you have to hold the sail so it does not fall back down.
Overall its an awesome class that I won’t forget.
By Lev Ioffe
Sailing
Sailing involves a sail, rudder, a
mast, and boat. In sailing you learn
how to sail, it’s pretty easy. When we get to sailing class they
show us how to sail. The first thing you learn is that if you the
rudder left you go right and if you turn the rudder right you go
left. Then the consolers show you how to put the centerboard in.
Then you swim the boat out.
Then you pull the mast up and unfold
the sail. Then you put the rudder in the water. You never
want the sail to be parallel with the wind, always have it slanted a
little. It is really fun to go sailing when it is windy.
You can tell if its windy by looking at grass, trees or just looking to
see if the lake has ripple on it. Sailing is quite easy but it is
very fun.
By Jake Berman
Shohola S
The Shohola S is the most
honorable, prestigious, and noteworthy award
at Camp Shohola. It is given out at the final campfire to the
best campers. The campers who win this award are always on time
to class and give it there all. They don’t curse. Show
caring and kindness to all, will help when ever asked, and show great
leadership qualities.
By Andy Edwardes
Babysitters
The babysitters here at camp
Shohola are very well trained. They look
after Adrian, Duncan, and Gales kids. They take the kids to the
waterfront and basically all over camp so the little toddlers have fun
while their parents are working. Without the babysitters camp would be
very hard to run because the directors would always be getting
interrupted and not a lot would be accomplished here at camp.
By Anonymous
Pottery
Pottery here is very fun and it is
easy to learn with our pottery
teacher Ann. She is a very kind woman. She always likes to
help kids and she has the most practice out of anyone I have ever
seen. She does not only have kids do pots on the wheel she has
slabs to so kids who do not like to work on the wheel can still make
something. She shows kids the different kinds of tools used in
pottery. How to use the tools and when to use them. She
teaches them to make a pot and encourages them to practice even when
they are discouraged. Pottery is fun in the sense that you could
pretty much make any thing you want. You can mold the clay into
what ever shape of form you desire.
By Kevin Garwood
Dining Hall
The dining hall is one of the most
important places in camp. Its
where we eat three times a day. But the dining hall wouldn't be
such a great place if it were not for the cooks Marnita and Liz for
making such great meals and the non-cabin staff for keeping the dining
hall clean for every meal. and the dish room staff for giving us
clean plates and utensils to eat with. Finally, Cathy
Gibson-Smith who runs the dining hall. She has to order food and
other things for the dining hall. Without all these people the
dining hall wouldn’t be such a wonderful place.
By Andy Edwardes
Laundry
The two ladies that do a very
important job around camp are Olga and
Yuliya. They do the laundry. A very smelly job around camp but in the
end they make it smell clean. They wash your clothes and have them
ready the next day along with three other cabins. They work very hard
till late at night. Olga and Yuliya get up very early to start on the
clothes also.
By Anonymous
Kayaking Trips
Every year at
Camp Shohola the tripping staff takes
the campers out on the river to put their Kayaking skills to the test.
The more advanced kayakers conquer river in the class III range, while
beginners can have their first white-water experience on the swift
Lackawaxen. The most advanced can take the play boats out for a spin
and surf them on the standing waves that appear on most rivers.
Kayaking trips
range from a half day to a full
three-day experience. The Delaware and Lackawaxen Rivers are the
destinations for most of the one-day trips. These rivers offer an array
of class I and II white-water. Many of the younger campers go out the
first time on one of these rivers.
After a couple time on one of
these river many campers choose the
venture on to the more difficult Sacandaga River. This is a three-day
trip during which the campers run the river 4 times, often stopping to
surf the huge standing waves. “The Sacandaga trip was very fun. It
really allowed me to work and my surfing and river running abilities,”
said participant Matthew Schnall.
The Kayak tripping program is a
very special part of Camp Shohola that
allows the campers to have great experiences. The trips are open to
all, from the most inexperienced to the most advanced kayakers. Trips
allow Camp Shohola kayakers to take their Kayaking ability to the next
level.
By Matthew Schnall
Banquet
This years banquet was really well
done. The food was great like
always. We had turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, peas, nuts,
mints, gravy, fruit, cranberry and ice cream for dessert. After
dinner the green and white captains made their speeches. We had
the awards ceremony where campers got recognized for being most
outstanding and most improved in their classes. And we ended with
Argus dedication to and we remember so well.
By, Andy Edwardes
Red
Barons Game
Red Barons game this year was
fun. This was one of the most
exciting games i have seen in my six years at camp. The barons
were down for most of the game till the last innings when they began to
make an amazing comeback but in the end they lost like always.
Even though they lost we still had fun. We did a bunch of camp
songs and did a few chants. Also we finally after about 15 tries
got a wave across the stadium and back a few times. We also ran
around the stadium till the police stopped us :(. And every one
got over priced food and
drinks. We ended the night by watching
the fire works, which were awesome.
By Andy Edwardes
NHL
Championship
Monday August
16, 2004 the upper camp NHL
championship happened. There were a total of 4 teams to play in league
this year.
Game 1- In the
first game it was the Lubbenators
came out victorious over the Green Trees. The Lubbenators goalie had
shutdown Quin Trigg, which was the key to their success in the game.
The game went into overtime in the fight for third place. In overtime,
Sam Weinstock scored, the final goal, to seal the Green Tree's fate of
a forth place finish.
Game 2- In the
championship game there were goals,
assists, saves, great plays, and injuries. It was a good game between
the Fuzzy Caterpillars and Le Chita Y Dormir. The game started out
pretty bad for the Fuzzy Caterpillars, until they had a goalie switch.
Paul Becker then was goalie for the Fuzzy Caterpillars. There was an
injury on the pavement when Andy Edwardes was hit in the face and
chipped his tooth. The Fuzzy Caterpillars then brought in Quin Trigg,
who had 2 goals. There were 2 hat tricks in the game. Bryan Onley and
Kevin Long both had hat tricks home for Le Chita Y Dormir. Le Chita Y
Dormir's captain, Frenado Leposse, was ecstatic when his team won the
championship.
By Kevin Long
Lower Office
The office will always be ready to
help you in any situation. They are
there for you if you need to take out money, if you need to talk to
someone, also if you need to reach your parents for any reason
necessary. When you go into the lower office the people you would
usually see in there are Duncan, Adrian, Gale, Ali B., Sam and last but
not least Holly. Gale is the person you want to see if you are
interested in taking out money of your envelope or your camper account.
Holly is the person you want to see if you are interested in purchasing
anything at the wonderful camp store. Duncan and Adrian and Ali B. are
the people you want to see if you are having any trouble with anybody
in your cabin, if you have any concerns or anything in private you
would like to discuss with someone. Because they will listen and try as
hard as they can to make your summer here at Shohola the best summer
you will ever have.
By Anonymous
Infirmary
The infirmary is a place you go
when you get hurt, when you are sick,
when you have a tick, or jus when you think something is wrong. Helen
will always be able to help you out no matter what the problem may be.
She always takes her time making sure she cleans any wound or does
anything to you carefully. She always has a funny personality no matter
what the situation is to make you feel better.
By Anonymous
Archery
In archery we
work on are stance and how we hold the
bow along with are accuracy. We practice shooting from 15 yards
mostly and sometimes 30yards. We usually shot five arrows
then five more each turn. Some times we shot balloons or
hats. Most of the times we use recurve bows but some people are
aloud to use compound bows if they are good enough. Booth is are
teacher and reminds use to square are feet and helps us if we need help.
By Andy Edwardes
Camp Store
Two ladies that will always have
smiles on their faces and will always
be ready to help run the camp store. Gale and Holly run the Camp
Shohola store. They have some really cool products and clothing running
from toothpaste to sweatshirts. They have basically any necessity that
you need during your time hear at camp. The store got some really cool
shorts with the Camp Shohola logo on the right bottom leg.
By Anonymous
Word War Three
In word war
three class Mike Green teaches all the
students the basics of argument. He explains the importance of ethos,
pathos, and logos. With these three elements of the standard argument
you can win any verbal confrontation, even if you are completely wrong
and you know it.
Word War III is awesome!
By Rob Bortner
Debbie Akerman 5 Marwell,
Weskerham, Kent, England
deborahakerman26@hotmail.com
Ken Baldino 30 Brook Lane,
Mountain Top, PA, 18707 kbaldin@hotmail.com
Holly Barger 111 Remuda Dr. 2223
Hemlock Farms holly6@shohola.com
Shona Blackwell 1224 Bethlehem Pk.
Philly 19031
blackwellshona@hotmail.com
Dave Booth 3041 Green Meadow
Lane West Minster MD 21158
dbooth@carr.org
Luis Buenrostro Zacatertros #46
San Miguel De Allende G70 Mexico
luisbuenon@hotmail.com
Richard Chown 14 Neville Close
Peckham London England SE15 5UE
Ismael Codesal Nicolas Salmenon
28, II, 47004 Valladolid, Spain
Tris Cotterill Lower Stone Farm,
Lower Stone, Berkeley, Glos England
G13 90J triscotterill@hotmail.com
Anne Dilker HCI, Box 463 A,
Lakeville, PA 18438 clayart@ptd.net
Reade Etheringten 1563 North
Valley road, Malvern PA, 19355
Retheringten2002@yahoo.com
Kamil Danielis 94 Ceskych legii
Nove Mesto nad Metuji
kdanielis@yahoo.com
Adriana Deigado-Loyola 1 A.P 892,
San Miguel De Aliende, GTO. 37700
Mexico Adriana@addiseno.com
Anthony Delany adelany1@hotmail.com
Jaime Duerta Condor 412 col. Las
Aguilas 01710 Mexico D.F
volcom_reef_surf@hotmail.com
Jane Felmming
jolley_janey@yahoo.com
Joshua Fleishman 1 Christian
street unit #15, Philadelphia, PA
19147 AirFleish23@aol.com
Ann Fox 166 Monument Street,
Medford MA, 02155 Mamazgurl6@aol.com
Gabriel Garca Mimosa #62 Col. O.
DE. Los Padres Mex. O.F 01780 Mexico
gabgasca@hotmail.com
Tom Gibson 425 Ludlow Ave.,
York, PA, 17403
tgibson@shohola.com
Cathy Gibsonsmith cgibsons@ycp.edu
Michael Green 836 Oglethorpe
street, NE, DC 20783 Mikey049@yahoo.com
Tony Grinage
TonyGrinage@hotmail.com
Jon Hammer 946 Elm street,
New Haven, CT, 06511
JMH1130@hotmail.com
Alex Hecker 2415 Rosemount Drive
Landenberg, PA 19350
Snwbrdr@comcast.net
Amy Hegedue P.O Box 129 Kallista
Victoria 3791 Australia
AmyHegedue@yahoo.com.au
Marnita Henderson 139
Prospect Hill, E. Stbg, PA 18301
ccherryblowpop45@aol.com
Koegies P.O Box 79, Sea Park,
South Africa, 4241 Kogies1@hotmail.com
Mandy Koegelenberg P.O Box
21606 Umkenkweni, 4235
mandypalker@yahoo.com
Karin Krauss 102 Turkey Hill road,
Greeley PA 18425 cmmk@ltis.net
In-Kyu Lee Yusung B/L 207
Sadang5dong, Dongjak-gu, Seoul, Korea
Ryan Levan 2318 Green street,
Philadelphia, PA, 19130
Elizabeth (Liz) Llanes 427 Pulaski
street Brooklyn NY 11221
Eyes4mello@aol.com
Kirk McAuliffe 3082 Mill
road, Norristown, PA, 19403
dmbrulz@hotmail.com
Mark McAuliffe 6 Galway Place
Dresher, PA 19025 marcmc@acninc.net
George Meling P.O Box 87 Lackwaxen
PA 18435 otterkiss@hotmail.com
Scott Nabonne 3073 Blondell Place,
Newbury Park, CA 91320
Snabonne559@yahoo.com
Tomas Nemec Vinohrady 656, Zlin,
76001, Czech Republic
warrior1@centrum.cz
Gail Nunes 38 Holtan street,
Wmedfud MA 02155 gmn213@aol.com
Derek O’Brien 1 Malloch St #0/2,
Glasson, Scotland G208TP
Dobrien20@ntlworld.com
Izaak Orlansky 7304 Willow Ave.,
Takoma Park, MD 20912 Izaak@yahoo.com
Pedro Orosco Textitlan S2-9 Sta.
Orsola Xitla 14420 Mexico D.F
Pedro_orozpin@hotmail.com
Ruben Ortiz 651 Club Club Drive,
Allentown PA, 18130
rubenorkz77@yahoo.com
Luis Pacheco Av. La Carreta 87 E
409 Villa Coapa Mexico D.F 14390
Mexico luisenpr@hotmail.com
Rodrigo Pacheco Av. La Carreta 87
E 409 Villa Coapa Mexico D.F 14390
Mexico rodpar82@hotmail.com
Ruben Rodas Arsenio Erico 105 0/3
De Mayo B: ypat/-Villaelisa
rodas_ruben@hotmail.com
Jorge Quiles GV/fernando el
catolico N20 2nd Door 46008 Valencia Spain
jqg_demon_11@hotmail.com
Andrew Schiff 642
Armstrong Ave. S. I. NY
Aschiff@earthlink.net
Ethan Schmidt 2200 Mt Vernon
street, Philadelphia ,PA, 19130
Marc Shinn-Krantz3
Washington Sq. Ulg. Apt. 11M New York, NY
10012 Shinky000@JUNO.COM
Madison J. Smith 425 Ludlow Ave.
York, Pa. 17403 mousedogg15@hotmail.com
Nichole Smith 531 Rt 434 Shohola,
PA 18458 nichdotcom@yahoo.com
Sam Stein 127 W 26 street 11th
floor New York, NY 10001
SamStein@mailandnews.com
Zach Stone 8796 Maryland Parkway
Chestertown, MD 21620
zstone@thehill.org
Manuel Trevinto Londers 1948 #54
Col. Olimpica Del. Coyoacan C.P 04710
Mexico DF Mexico greenestweed@hotmail.com
Katarina Uakrckoua Malura 26/67,
05601 Martin, Slovakua
Katy22@Centrum.sk
Richard Van Wyk P.O Box 191
Mtunzini Kwa-Zulu Natal South Africa
Lostboy2_2004 @yahoo.co.uk
Miroslav Zak Zahrandni 35, 78701
Sumperk Dough@Raz-dva.cz
Have a great winter!
Please remember to write us your news for the news letter!
Duncan and Holly Barger
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Camp Shohola
105 Weber Road
Greeley PA, 18425
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Can be found on the Camp Shohola
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