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STUDENT LIFE

A Czechoslovak Catholic Camp at Long Lake, Ill.

The Bohemian Federated Catholic Cadets have built within the last six years what we consider the best Catholic Czecho-slovak Camp in the U. S. It has an ideal locality near Long Lake, Ill., spiritual care by the Rev. F. W. Jedlicka, and expert general supervision by Mr. M. F. Moudry, who has had over 25 years of experience in managing similar enterprises. Nearly 3000 people spent their vacation there this summer, and we hope that many more Catholic Czechoslovaks will avail themselves of this camp next summer. The buildings, including a villa, mess hall, chapel and tents were built by Cadets from Chicago, and help was given by the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Catholic Cadets, by Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. We highly recommend this camp.

The Villa on the beautiful 30 acre Cadet camp, located 50 miles from Chicago. It is modernly equipped and accommodates over forty people.
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