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I remember the names of two of the young adults that were. Bill Metzger and girl named Connie. That year we dug. Virtual-Farm-2-745x559-dc20ed7854302113.jpg' alt='Free Download My Farm Life Cracking' title='Free Download My Farm Life Cracking' />We provide excellent essay writing service 247. Age Of Empires Iii No Cd Crack Windows 7. Enjoy proficient essay writing and custom writing services provided by professional academic writers. Detroit Michigan news freep. Detroit Free Press. News about Detroit, as well as headlines and stories from around Michigan. Thursday, if. memory serves me correctly. I also remember our band of campers. Then came. the walk back to the infirmary with numerous stings, all of us. Its a darn shame that the Churches let this. Register now for Fetch dvm360 conference in San Diego, December 710 The professions most highly regarded educators will lead more than 500 hours of veterinary. Ive been to the Hartman Center and occasionally pass by. PA. It didnt have half the character that. Michaux had. I will make it back to Michaux before I die just to see. I can recognize and remember. I do have a question. I remember a. rectangular one story building, east of camp cover in tar paper with a. That interesting. Does anyone remember ever seeing such a thing in their travels around. To answer this question, the barrack was named Trail. Lodge, it housed the male staff. It was located in front of the. AT. The life guards, and work crew stayed. In the center of the barrack was the common room. Gary Fisher, staff 6. Jonathan P. Bigony    Bowie, MD. Sept 2. 00. 9Dear Lee,Gary Fisher sent me your letter to him dated 1. Camp  Michaux He thought. I am considerably older than he that I might have some. So here goes. Your surmise about the picture of the old. As I recall, the churches enlarged the. The sluiceways formed a Y with Toms Run about 1. One sluice channeled the Run and emptied. The other. sluice entered the pool at the side opposite the dam up toward the. There were slots in the walls of the base of the Y. You can see these sluices in the photo of the new pool. I can remember going to Michaux with my Dad when he. Mercersburg Synod of the E R. I seem to recall the old pool. By the time I was a camper in 1. I believe we used the. This is all from memory which is subject to. I get older but those are my impressions. There might be a. At the time, capital improvements to. Michaux were not part of the operating budget for the camp and were. If the records still exist. Carlisle Presbytery or. Penn Central Conference of the UCC at that time Mercersburg Synod of. Evangelical and Reformed Church to see if they have any record of. I dont recall the pump house in the location it. There was a pump house to the left of. It was. between the pool and the incinerator and new office building. As far. as I can remember, it had an inlet in the pool and was used only for. The building housed a. I can remember Bill Hockley. We accused him of goosing the. By the way, we used to enjoy. Sometimes we got halfway to Caledonia since we wanted. And of course we had to. About the water supply, you are correct about it being. Toms Creek. When I was there, there was an intake. As I recall it, it was just a. I dont know when it was built. As I said, I dont. I was not involved with that. I do remember the intake. It is. quite possible the water supply pump was in the building with the fire. I just didnt pay any attention to it. As far as the tanks. I was working there from 1. I know of. It was located on the uphill side of. Michaux. Road about 2. On the aerial map of the camp. Website, it was about where the p in camp is in. I still enjoy visiting your web site to see if there. Thank you for taking on this labor of love. Sincerely,Dave Robinson      New Windsor. MD  November   2. Hello Lee My name is Cindy Hockley, and I am the. Wilmer and Connie Hockley. My father was the. Superintendent of Camp Michaux from approximately 1. My family, including my older brother. Raymond, lived in a house on site, year round. I spent the first six. Camp Michaux.      Some memories are fuzzy. We had a bell along the sidewalk leading. Mom would lift me up every day to ring it. Dad to come in for lunch. Dad maintained the grounds. I can remember feeding. I can still see the. Summertime was the best time, and I remember helping Dad. The camp was alive. Winter was a different story, as it was. This past weekend, I drove. Michaux Road and walked all over the place, trying to reconstruct. Luckily, we have. My brother is much better at remembering the. Camp. Michaux.      After spending about two. I found the foundation of what I believe was the dining. At that moment, I felt better, knowing that there had indeed. I could almost smell the. I have a faint memory of sitting outside the. Mother, perhaps playing a piano. I have been distracted now. Michaux Forest. To my overwhelming disbelief and joy, I found. After perusing through the e mails and pictures, I. Did you ever meet my family Did you ever speak to my father Unfortunately, my father passed. December 1. 99. 5, and therefore cannot bring my memories into. But, I am certain his spirit permeates that. Camp Michaux.      The Hockleys date back to. Pine Grove Furnace, and my father was born in a. Furnace Stack at Fuller Lake. He. was 4. 8 years old in 1. I apologize for the. I will always carry with me. I have always. somehow felt cheated that I did not grow up there as my brother did. I go back as much as I can, but time and neglect are making. Thank you for your memories. I. have truly enjoyed the trip back in time. Sincerely, Cindy Hockley, Sept. I want to tell you that. Ive been visiting, and revisiting your site about Camp Michaux. Camp Michaux.      Allow me to tell you how. Camp Michaux became a part of my life. Im one of a few nephews to. Wilmer Bill Constance Connie Hockley. See. Of course, that makes me a cousin to their 2 children. Raymond Andy and Cindy. Connie is my Mothers sister. Bill, as you. know, was the CaretakerGroundskeeper at the camp and as mentioned. InfirmaryHospital. In our family, Bill was also. Mort, and growing up it was always Uncle Mort and Aunt. Connie. but Im not sure where that came from. And now a wee bit about me. Camp Michaux was very. Mainly, that place created. I spent many daysweeks over a period of. Camp starting in the late 5. As I neared graduation. I graduated High School in 1. I sadly must say I spent less and. In hindsight, that wouldnt have happened, but. I was into other things and my visits became fewer. After graduation, I worked for a. United States Navy. We were still in. Vietnam and had I not joined the Navy, I would have been drafted. Army. I spent the next 8 years serving and most of that was. Orient. When I finally got out of the Navy in 1. Camp had long been closed and the Hockleys had moved out. Walnut Bottom. Some of the best times of my youth was spent at Camp. Michaux, and its heartbreaking to think about what was there and. That place will forever hold very fond memories. In my minds eye, I can still see the Camp as it was in its. I can easily echo the thoughts of others as we. ALL  remember the smells and the sights. Im equally certain. Camp and spent any time there can. We had. countless family get togethers and picnics there and spent numerous.