Bus On Schedule For Florida Youth Camp
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
The Montverde Academy Eagles coach will be picking up campers for the 3rd Annual WHOA-TWHBEA Youth Camp on Sunday June 14 in Shelbyville, TN and departing Montverde Academy on Saturday June 20 back to Shelbyville. The Camp is split into an 11 & under group and 12-17 group this year. The bus seats 50 people and will be taking the participants from the 12-17 group along with volunteers/chaperons for the final week of camp June 14-19. The cost of the bus will be $75 per child (round trip). Contact WHOA if you would have already registered your child for the 12-17 camp and would like to take advantage of the bus service. If you have not enrolled your child for this exciting camp please do so as there are only a few more spots available. Thanks to Montverde Academy for the use of the Eagles Coach again this year.
Registration forms are available at www.walkinghorseowners.com.
For more information contact Dee Dee Sale or Mark Taylor at 615-494-8822 or joinwhoa@aol.com
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