Magic Waters set for July 9-11 performances; annual CAMP scheduled
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Folks who make the drive out to Magic Waters Theatre on Cave Road to see
their new murder mystery are discovering a bonus is at hand! By paying close
attention to the details in this hilarious play by Tony Copper, many audience members are headed back home with very nice prizes, such as: Tickets to “Tecumseh!.” meals from the new 3 Spoons Diner, and also the Bainbridge Timbers Restaurant, an overnight stay at the Hirn House Guest House, day passes from Long’s Retreat, pies and other baked goods from The Country Crust Bakery, lavender enhanced jam from Springbrook Meadows, tickets to the Boonshoft Museum in Dayton, tickets to Magic Waters Theatre and also The Haunted Hills. Actually area attractions and merchants are adding to the cache of prizes each week, and a very special bonus: at the end of the show’s run later in July, a drawing for a grand prize will take place which will include nearly everything mentioned above in one big prize.
Entitled “Sherlock Holmes’ American Cousin in the Adventure of the
Walking Corpse”, the play’s last performances will be July 9, 10 and 11.
(Magic Waters urges folks to visit their home town Independence Day Celebrations.
Call (937) 365-1388 to make reservations, order pre-show dinners, or for
directions from your neck of the woods.
55th annual CAMP Aug. 1-7
The 55th annual C.A.M.P. (Constructing Assured & Motivated People) will be held the week of Aug. 1-7 at the Resident Camping Facility at Tar Hollow State Park. Motivational in nature and spiritually centered, the camp is totally interdenominational. Through the years, this unique program for youth has received its share of accolades from: Parents Magazine, President George H.W. Bush, The Ohio Governor’s Award, Successful Meetings Magazine, and from many Ohio mayors. However, Dave and Janny Brizius (founding directors of the camp) feel that the best “award” the program receives each year is the fact that many former campers return as staff over and over to help “pay-back” for what they received as campers.. (Some staff travel from as far away as Alaska and the Marshall islands as well as from all over the USA, paying their own expenses, to help for the week.
Youngsters grade 6 (next fall) through recent June grads are eligible to
attend.
A Jr. Hi camp and a Sr. Hi camp operate simultaneously during the
week, with separate programming for much of the camp. The campers and staff
sleep in log cabins in the Tar Hollow Forest and swim and boat in the
newly renovated Pine Lake. Over 20 areas of interest are provided during the
week with each camper being able to choose several to concentrate on. From
sports of all kinds, to arts and crafts, band and choir, rappelling,journalism,and many more..
The cost is $215 per camper thanks to a 100% volunteer staff. The fee covers all costs while at camp including room and board, treats, field trips, camp shirt, color group photo, and any class expenses. No money at all is needed while a camp. Families with two or more youngsters coming to camp receive a $10 sibling discount on each camper’s fee.
For more information about C.A.M.P., call Dave or Janny Brizius at (937)
365-1388 or David and Tina Brizius at (614) 475-0740.[[In-content Ad]]
their new murder mystery are discovering a bonus is at hand! By paying close
attention to the details in this hilarious play by Tony Copper, many audience members are headed back home with very nice prizes, such as: Tickets to “Tecumseh!.” meals from the new 3 Spoons Diner, and also the Bainbridge Timbers Restaurant, an overnight stay at the Hirn House Guest House, day passes from Long’s Retreat, pies and other baked goods from The Country Crust Bakery, lavender enhanced jam from Springbrook Meadows, tickets to the Boonshoft Museum in Dayton, tickets to Magic Waters Theatre and also The Haunted Hills. Actually area attractions and merchants are adding to the cache of prizes each week, and a very special bonus: at the end of the show’s run later in July, a drawing for a grand prize will take place which will include nearly everything mentioned above in one big prize.
Entitled “Sherlock Holmes’ American Cousin in the Adventure of the
Walking Corpse”, the play’s last performances will be July 9, 10 and 11.
(Magic Waters urges folks to visit their home town Independence Day Celebrations.
Call (937) 365-1388 to make reservations, order pre-show dinners, or for
directions from your neck of the woods.
55th annual CAMP Aug. 1-7
The 55th annual C.A.M.P. (Constructing Assured & Motivated People) will be held the week of Aug. 1-7 at the Resident Camping Facility at Tar Hollow State Park. Motivational in nature and spiritually centered, the camp is totally interdenominational. Through the years, this unique program for youth has received its share of accolades from: Parents Magazine, President George H.W. Bush, The Ohio Governor’s Award, Successful Meetings Magazine, and from many Ohio mayors. However, Dave and Janny Brizius (founding directors of the camp) feel that the best “award” the program receives each year is the fact that many former campers return as staff over and over to help “pay-back” for what they received as campers.. (Some staff travel from as far away as Alaska and the Marshall islands as well as from all over the USA, paying their own expenses, to help for the week.
Youngsters grade 6 (next fall) through recent June grads are eligible to
attend.
A Jr. Hi camp and a Sr. Hi camp operate simultaneously during the
week, with separate programming for much of the camp. The campers and staff
sleep in log cabins in the Tar Hollow Forest and swim and boat in the
newly renovated Pine Lake. Over 20 areas of interest are provided during the
week with each camper being able to choose several to concentrate on. From
sports of all kinds, to arts and crafts, band and choir, rappelling,journalism,and many more..
The cost is $215 per camper thanks to a 100% volunteer staff. The fee covers all costs while at camp including room and board, treats, field trips, camp shirt, color group photo, and any class expenses. No money at all is needed while a camp. Families with two or more youngsters coming to camp receive a $10 sibling discount on each camper’s fee.
For more information about C.A.M.P., call Dave or Janny Brizius at (937)
365-1388 or David and Tina Brizius at (614) 475-0740.[[In-content Ad]]