Safety & Empowerment Camp for Kids
fering life-changing camps for 4-to-12-year-old chil- dren, from June to August, at locations in Mechanicsburg, Camp Hill, South Middle- ton, Carlisle and Hampden Township Parks and Recre- ational facilities, as well as Kundalini Yoga and Wellness, in New Cumberland. Camps times are offered morning, afternoon and evening.
T Camps will emphasize the principles of martial arts
while incorporating fun games, mat chats and crafts in a nurturing, positive environment that teaches students to set limits, empower themselves by using their voice and react from a place of confidence, not fear. Summer camps are a great opportunity for children to de-
velop skills that will enhance their academic, social, behavior- al and personal skills before they go back to school in the fall. Campers will build self-discipline, gain confidence and learn to navigate their way gracefully through social interactions.
For more information and to register, call 717-440-1282 or visit
Transform4Kids.com. See ad, page 32.
Free River Cruises for Military Families
T
he Riverboat Society is offer- ing free admission on any 45-minute public sightseeing cruise to veterans, active duty mem- bers of the military and their immedi- ate families during the 2013 season. The Pride of the Susquehanna riverboat cruises occur daily from Memorial Day to Labor Day, and on weekends during the fall. This upcoming summer season, a biodegradable, non-
toxic hydraulic fluid will be utilized to propel the twin stern paddlewheels on the paddlewheel riverboat boat. The hy- draulic fluid uses vegetable oil base stocks and was formu- lated specifically to address environmental concerns. The lubricant not only protects the vessel’s machine parts, but also protects the environmental marine basin and aquatics of the Susquehanna River.
For exact dates, times and ticket prices, call 717-234-6500 or visit
HarrisburgRiverboat.com.
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