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LA GRANDE
NBC Basketball Camp, U.S.
Sports Camps. At Eastern Oregon
University in La Grande. See lisƟ ng
in Regional Sleepover Camps.
La Grande Summer Music Day
Camp, Emerson Music Arts. Mon-
day through Friday. Pre-K to second
grade camp runs June 12-16 or July
24-28, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.;
third to sixth grade camp runs June
26-30, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tui on
is $80 for pre-K to second, $100 for
third to sixth grade. Sibling discount
is 30 percent. Includes instrument
building, ensemble, singing, art,
dance, and drama. Children for pre-
K group must be age 4 by June 1.
Details: 541-605-0425 or www.em-
ersonmusicarts.com/music-camps.
MILTON-FREEWATER
Milton-Freewater YMCA Camp,
YMCA of Walla Walla. June 26-July
27 (except July 4), 7:45 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. Five weekly sessions; cost:
$100 per week. Children from 5 to
12 can par cipate in diff erent week-
ly themes, from superheroes to
farm/western. Campers will swim,
a end fi eld trips, play sports and
games, and create arts and cra s.
For details and to register online,
visit www.wwymca.org/2017-sum-
mer-milton-freewater-ymca-camp.
PENDLETON
Challenger Sports BriƟ sh Soc-
cer Camp, Pendleton Youth Soccer
Associa on. June 19-23 at Grecian
Heights Park North. Full
day camp for ages 5
through 14 meets
from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m.; cost: $188.
Half-day camp
meets from 9
a.m. to noon;
cost $144. For de-
tails and to register
online, visit chal-
lenger.confi gio.com/
ShoppingCart.aspx and
do a name search for “Pendleton
Youth Soccer Associa on.”
College Community Theatre
Summer Youth Camp, July 17-22,
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., in the Bob
Clapp Theatre of Blue Mountain
Community College. CCT of-
fers youth from 7 to 16
a unique performing
arts experience, led
by Portland-based
theater ar sts.
Par cipants will
prepare and
stage an original
night of perfor-
mance pieces.
No experience or
audi ons required.
The camp is open 40 to 60
area youth; cost: $75 per child. For
registra on informa on, call CCT
"Children are precious to us. We treat them as we would
want our own children treated."
• We offer a unique pediatric dental experience that is interactive and fun.
• We encourage parental participation and strive to keep our patients
involved and well educated in their dental needs.
• We promote good oral health through genuine compassion, clear
communication and clinical excellence.
• We stay abreast of the newest techniques and continually update
our education, so that we can provide you with excellent, current
and comprehensive patient care.
Craik Pediatric Dentistry
107 E. Cherry St, Walla Walla, Wa. 99362
509-525-7336 • info@craikpd.com
info@wallawallakidsdentist.com