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2012 Dates
Mulskinner Corps Work Weekends
At Wonderland Camp
Mulskinner Corps Work Weekends
At Wonderland Camp
Spring 2012: April 20-22 Fall 2012: October 12-14
Spring 2012 Details
The Missouri Muleskinner Corps and Missouri Show-Me Corps work weekend at Wonderland Camp is April 20-22 2012. Supreme Commander Rowland and Queen Rowland cordially invite all Muleskinner and Show- Me Corp members, families and friends to attend. There will be a Muleskinner and Show-Me meeting Saturday night at 8:00 pm.
The agenda is simple.
Arrive Friday afternoon and evening
Work Saturday morning
Meeting Saturday night
Depart Sunday after cleaning your cabin
The 5 delicious meals are only $25.00 per adult and $10.00 per child.
Fri Dinner: fish fry including frog legs, hush puppies, fries & wings
Sat Breakfast: scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, cereal, pastries, coffee, juice & milk
Sat Lunch: grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, chips, soup, cookies
Sat Dinner: beef steak, baked potato, green beans, salad, dessert, hamburgers and hot dogs for the kids
Sun Breakfast: continental breakfast & Saturday morning leftovers
* Commander GI Joe Rowland is in need of volunteers to help work in the kitchen preparing meals, cleaning dishes, etc. Please volunteer if can. *
Please confirm your attendance with Commander Rowland at:
573.645.8778 or gijoerowland2010@yahoo.com
We are looking forward to seeing you there, but if you are unable to attend, please help us continue to help Wonderland Camp by mailing a $25 forgiveness check to:
Missouri Muleskinner Corps or Missouri Show-Me Corps
222 E. Dunklin St., Ste. 100
Jefferson City, MO 65101-3127
THE WORK!
#1 Jerry Thompson and the Macon gang will need help on the furnace room. Jerry, I am guessing you knew about this. Ernie, there are electrical needs here and Bz has a few other things he would like you to look at.
#2 Many of you may already know that we have to spot repair the trail so that it is serviceable for the upcoming season. We have a bid and are excepting others for total repair and replacement of the trail. I will gladly meet with anyone wanting to bid this. *Please contact me if you are good at writing to corporations for donations. If you are one of our great donation getters, the current bid is approx. 145,000.00. I do believe this contractor was being very nice.
#3 Leaf removal! Yes, one of the many things we “enjoy” and must do every year. This is a challenge as both of our leaf blowers are in the shop. If you can, please bring leaf blowers and rakes!
#4 Last but not really last... We are cleaning up the lake front. We will be creating a park like setting. There are trees to clean up, leaves to remove, and we will be adding 2 sidewalks made with paver bricks.
Additional Information
We socialize Friday night around a bonfire. Saturday morning we begin working at 9 am. Most of the jobs are outlined on a list with a few special jobs for skilled workers. Some typical jobs are cutting firewood, painting, moving benches and uncovering the pool. The work load is usually light and there will be many people helping. Work usually ends early in the afternoon. The rest of the weekend is for enjoyment. Saturday afternoons are always fun!
Saturday night has the Corps meetings, a bonfire, cards, knock poker, exploring, etc. The meetings should last only 1 to 1 1/2 hours. The Corps' are state-wide groups that raise money solely for camp.
Sunday morning everyone helps clean their cabin and we all leave camp better than when we found it.
The cabins are modern climate controlled, concrete floored, open dormitory, duplex buildings with one big shared bathroom per side. Each cabin has 18 beds, 3 showers, 3 toilets, 4 sinks, washer and dryer.
Things to pack include
Sleeping bag (to put over the top of the thin mattresses)
Sheet, blanket, pillows, etc. (bunks are single size)
Sleepwear
Shower shoes, towels, toiletries, toilet paper
(bring a 4 pack or bigger of TP and leave the leftover for the campers to use this summer)
Snacks, chips, jerky, gum, etc.
Beverages of choice
(include water in your cooler, camp has an ice machine to refill your coolers)
Jacket, change of clothes, work clothes, work gloves, work boots, hat
Flashlight and fishing pole, if you want
Whatever else you might need for a weekend away
The camp really is a great place. If you want to check it out, use this link to go to their website. www.WonderlandCamp.org
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The Missouri Muleskinner Corps and Missouri Show-Me Corps work weekend at Wonderland Camp is April 20-22 2012. Supreme Commander Rowland and Queen Rowland cordially invite all Muleskinner and Show- Me Corp members, families and friends to attend. There will be a Muleskinner and Show-Me meeting Saturday night at 8:00 pm.
The agenda is simple.
Arrive Friday afternoon and evening
Work Saturday morning
Meeting Saturday night
Depart Sunday after cleaning your cabin
The 5 delicious meals are only $25.00 per adult and $10.00 per child.
Fri Dinner: fish fry including frog legs, hush puppies, fries & wings
Sat Breakfast: scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, cereal, pastries, coffee, juice & milk
Sat Lunch: grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, chips, soup, cookies
Sat Dinner: beef steak, baked potato, green beans, salad, dessert, hamburgers and hot dogs for the kids
Sun Breakfast: continental breakfast & Saturday morning leftovers
* Commander GI Joe Rowland is in need of volunteers to help work in the kitchen preparing meals, cleaning dishes, etc. Please volunteer if can. *
Please confirm your attendance with Commander Rowland at:
573.645.8778 or gijoerowland2010@yahoo.com
We are looking forward to seeing you there, but if you are unable to attend, please help us continue to help Wonderland Camp by mailing a $25 forgiveness check to:
Missouri Muleskinner Corps or Missouri Show-Me Corps
222 E. Dunklin St., Ste. 100
Jefferson City, MO 65101-3127
THE WORK!
#1 Jerry Thompson and the Macon gang will need help on the furnace room. Jerry, I am guessing you knew about this. Ernie, there are electrical needs here and Bz has a few other things he would like you to look at.
#2 Many of you may already know that we have to spot repair the trail so that it is serviceable for the upcoming season. We have a bid and are excepting others for total repair and replacement of the trail. I will gladly meet with anyone wanting to bid this. *Please contact me if you are good at writing to corporations for donations. If you are one of our great donation getters, the current bid is approx. 145,000.00. I do believe this contractor was being very nice.
#3 Leaf removal! Yes, one of the many things we “enjoy” and must do every year. This is a challenge as both of our leaf blowers are in the shop. If you can, please bring leaf blowers and rakes!
#4 Last but not really last... We are cleaning up the lake front. We will be creating a park like setting. There are trees to clean up, leaves to remove, and we will be adding 2 sidewalks made with paver bricks.
Additional Information
We socialize Friday night around a bonfire. Saturday morning we begin working at 9 am. Most of the jobs are outlined on a list with a few special jobs for skilled workers. Some typical jobs are cutting firewood, painting, moving benches and uncovering the pool. The work load is usually light and there will be many people helping. Work usually ends early in the afternoon. The rest of the weekend is for enjoyment. Saturday afternoons are always fun!
Saturday night has the Corps meetings, a bonfire, cards, knock poker, exploring, etc. The meetings should last only 1 to 1 1/2 hours. The Corps' are state-wide groups that raise money solely for camp.
Sunday morning everyone helps clean their cabin and we all leave camp better than when we found it.
The cabins are modern climate controlled, concrete floored, open dormitory, duplex buildings with one big shared bathroom per side. Each cabin has 18 beds, 3 showers, 3 toilets, 4 sinks, washer and dryer.
Things to pack include
Sleeping bag (to put over the top of the thin mattresses)
Sheet, blanket, pillows, etc. (bunks are single size)
Sleepwear
Shower shoes, towels, toiletries, toilet paper
(bring a 4 pack or bigger of TP and leave the leftover for the campers to use this summer)
Snacks, chips, jerky, gum, etc.
Beverages of choice
(include water in your cooler, camp has an ice machine to refill your coolers)
Jacket, change of clothes, work clothes, work gloves, work boots, hat
Flashlight and fishing pole, if you want
Whatever else you might need for a weekend away
The camp really is a great place. If you want to check it out, use this link to go to their website. www.WonderlandCamp.org
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