Eugene weekly. (Eugene, Oregon) 1993-current, May 29, 2003, Page 29, Image 29

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medical advice for
global travelers
T HE T RAVEL C LINIC
1200 Hilyard St., Suite S-560
343-6028
Start traveling healthy today at www.TravelClinicOregon.com
TRUE COLORS
Teens getting an early
start on making life work
A dynamic 5 day
seminar where
teens learn freedom
in responsibility
and how to build
trust, self-esteem
and respect.
CAMP
GUIDE
-
Nearby
Nature
Outdoor Daycamps
in Local Parks
Experienced Naturalist Educators
Small Groups, Hands-On Exploring
Ages 4 1/2 - 11, Weekly Sessions
For registration call 687-9699
or visit www.nearbynature.org
EWEB Sponsored Scholarships
Available for Conservation-Based Daycamps
Northwest Youth Corps
YouthWorks
Summer Outdoor Explorations
3 week non-residential youth programs
for 11-13 and 14-15 year-olds
Session I: June 23 - July 11
Session II: July 21 -Aug 8
Session III: Aug 11 - Aug 30
A team-based work experience, with outdoor
recreation, and environmental education.
Call for info: 349-5055
Or Visit our Website:
www.nwyouthcorps.org
2003
Seminar Dates
June 22-27
July 27-August 1
for teens
13-18 years of age
Southern Oregon University
Wings Seminars
FOOTBALL CAMP
Innovative Learning Group
136 W. 8th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97401
1-800-697-0040 / 1-541-683-8540
June 15th-19th
Ranked #6 nationally in 2002
541-552-6189
TELL YOUR COACH!
Summer Adventures
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM CAMP
Hands-on adventures for grades 1-8
EASTERN OREGON
UNIVERSITY
Grossology, Castles & Catapults, Marine Biology,
Mural Painting, Potions & Magic, and more!
1:6 / Counselor - Student Ratio
• Passing Tournament
• Lineman Competitions
REGISTER NOW! 682-7888
• Live Team Scrimmages
for complete schedule go to:
July 26-30 • 541-962-3382
Summer Fun!!!
UO Youth Enrichment & TAG Programs
L I T ER AT U R E CA M P
Tracking Sea Dogs & Water Gypsies, active day camp.
Two Sessions: July 21-25, g r a de s 3- 5 July 28-August 1, g r a de s 5- 7
U O SU M ME R GA M ES
Puzzles, interactive games, simulations, and brain teasers for youth
gr ad e s K -5 . Three Weekly Sessions: July 21-25, July 28-August 1, August 4-8
R EN EG A D E T HE A TR E C AM PS
Explore the art of theatre with UO theatre students. July 21-August 1,
g ra d es 9 - 1 2, August 4-15, gr ad e s 2 - 5, August 18-29, g ra de s 6 - 8
S CH O L AR SH I P S A V AI L AB L E
(541) 346-3084 www.uoyouth.org
ENGAGE • EXCITE • INSPIRE
UO TAG PROGRAMS
SUMMER
SU P E R SU M ME R
IN THE
UO Youth Enrichment & TAG Programs
Four-week day camp for youth in gr a d e s K -5 who love to
learn. Over 50 classes to choose from during three sessions:
June 23 - July 17
S UM M ER E NR I C HM EN T P RO G RA M
Residential program for highly able youth in gr a de s 6 -9 .
Session 1 - June 29 - July 12
Session 2 - July 13-July 26
UNIVERSITY
OF OREGON
S CH O L A RS HI P S A V A I LA B L E
UNIVERSITY
OF OREGON
www.sciencefactory.org
Next to Autzen Stadium
(541) 346-3084 www.uoyouth.org
GARDEN
HANDS-ON CAMP OF GAMES, ART, STORIES AND CRAFTS
1 WEEK SESSIONS FROM
June 16- July 25
Ages 5-10
Tuition is based on a sliding scale.
CALL 343-2822
SUMMER
CAMP
SWIMMING ★ FIELD TRIPS
SPORTS ★ CRAFTS ★ GAMES
AGES 4-12
FULL TIME AND PART TIME
2ND CHILD AND SCHOLARSHIP RATES
Westmoreland/Willagillespie
DETAILS 683-7291
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