MONTH OF JULY 2008.
For our members and our law enforcement agencies. GO HERE to visit their Site. You can join as a private Member for $25.00 per year.
Every Tuesday night starting at 5:30p.m., at Camp ESPA, 5425 Sharptown Road, Eldorado.
Take a child fishing at Camp ESPA.
Trophy for child 12 and under who catches the biggest fish. Has to be recorded by
7:30p.m. Also how many hoops can you make in 60 seconds. Come on out and let's see. Will be recorded each Tuesday night. Let's see who our July champion turns out to be. Different age categories for this one. Starting at 6pm Hotdogs on the grill.
Come on out and try a stinky dog, a pizza dog, a cheesed dog, a chili dog. We even have a bad breath dog as well as that old sauerkraut dog.
Bring your own bait, fishing supplies and drink. We do have sodas and bottled water which you can purchase from the soda machine. This is a great way to spend a little quality time with the family. The pool should be open sometime in the month of July, the basketball court will be open, let's see how good you are at horse shoes and maybe we can get a little volleyball game going.
Around dusk there will be a bonfire, weather permitting.
HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN SINCE YOU HAD A ROASTED MARSHMELLOW
BRING A BAG WITH YOU AND LET'S SEE IF YOU STILL KNOW HOW
DON'T FORGET YOUR CHAIR OR BLANKET TO SIT ON. WE HAVE SOME CHAIRS BUT I HOPE WE RUN OUT AND THERE IS STANDING ROOM ONLY. Fishing license apply for 16 and over
SKEETER WILL BE AVAILABLE SO BRING YOUR CAMERA AND GET YOUR
PICTURE WITH SKEETER BEAR.
For more information contact Phylis at 410-726-7894
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE
ESPA stands for, Eastern Shore Police Association.
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Camp ESPA is a great program. Every single expense comes from 100% donations and all of the volunteers that work so hard there do so without depending on government subsidies.
ReplyDeleteMy nieces hubby is a Delaware State Trooper, he's been helping contribute to the effort for as long as I can remember.
Kudos to all that help enrich these young people's lives and enjoy quality time in a team player type atmosphere.
Brings back memories Joe.In the early 70s we used to take prisoners from Poplar Hill on weekends to clean up the grounds, help do cooking, repair any equipment we could and keep the place in top shape. Poplar hill supervisor at the time was Phillip Elliot and he totaly believed in that area for the kids. We had kids that had never seen a camp site. They loved it. Hardhead
ReplyDeleteI heard one of the B.O.D. absconded with a lot of their money, sold his house and moved to NC. I never read anything in the local press about it so I don't know how true it might be.
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