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Make memories Discover magic at Community Music School
at Girl Scout Camp
Classical, rock, pop, ing in a musical ensemble
If you like to go on creations, or get out of gospel or jazz; bass, clari- attend college at twice the Courtesy of Lisa M. Hopstock
adventures, try new things town on fun day trips. net, percussion, flute, voice rate of the national aver- “CMS teachers inspire me to do better not just in music, but also in my
and have fun with friends or guitar; composition or age. life," says piano student Manny D.
(both old and new), then New wow-worthy addi- performing – no matter
SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 2015 Girl Scout camp is for you! tions such as Zumba, kara- your ability, age, or fi- Since its founding in CMS students can be open for summer pro-
Not yet a Girl Scout? No oke, a pottery kiln, and a nancial means, Community 1981, the 501(c)(3) organi- heard performing at many grams, which run from
problem! Camp can be gaga ball pit will be sure to Music School of the Le- zation has connected more community events this June 15 to August 28 and
your first Girl Scout expe- keep you busy. Plus, girls high Valley offers a fun, than 25,000 students in the summer including Allen- are available at the main
rience. have the option to spend educational experience. Lehigh Valley with the town JazzFest, Spring Fest, headquarters in downtown
one night at camp to get lifelong benefits of musical Mayfair, and Musikfest. Allentown and on the cam-
Make this a summer to the full camping experi- CMS’s mission is to education by providing pus of Cedar Crest Col-
remember at Mountain ence. And with extended foster an atmosphere that over $100,000 annually in CMS offers open en- lege.
House Day Camp. Tucked care, bus transportation, encourages a love of mu- financial aid and schol- rollment for private and
away in a wooded sanctu- and financial aid, every girl sic, delight in creative arships. group lessons throughout MUSIC PAGE 7
ary near Allentown on has the chance to enjoy all expression, and offer a the year. Registration is
South Mountain, Mountain that camp has to offer. variety of performance Based in downtown
House offers an array of experiences. Allentown, CMS also
camp sessions that are In addition to Mountain offers budding musicians
perfect for both first-time House Day Camp, Girl Studies show that con- lessons at satellite loca-
campers and seasoned Scouts of Eastern Penn- sistent music study signifi- tions at Macungie Institute,
experts. Girls enjoy tradi- sylvania (GSEP) offers cantly helps youngsters Penn State Lehigh Valley
tional activities including three resident and two day develop critical life skills, and Cedar Crest College.
archery, hiking, and swim- camps. To learn more including logical thinking, CMS also provides music
ming, and can also try out about all of our camps, teamwork, leadership therapy and tuition-free
new things. Let out your financial aid, and to regis- skills, and self-confidence. outreach programming
inner actress, cook up tasty ter, visit: www.gsep.org/ Not only are math and within area schools, in-
camps. reading scores significantly cluding the Fluteophones
higher, students participat- for Third Graders program.
SUMMER ART CAMPS
25 W. Third St. | Bethlehem, PA
SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION OF THE MORNING CALL Register for Summer Art Camp Today • Weekly camps 2015 SteelStacks
Board game design, glass fusing, pottery: from June 15- Family Movie Series
wheelthrowing, basket weaving, cartoonrama, July 27 for
jewelry making, stuffed animals and many more! ages 4-12 at Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks
• Week-long sponsored by Think Energy and Jewish Federation of the Lehigh Valley
intensives for
teens 13-17 Finding Nemo | June 10
Alexander & the Terrible, Horrible,
• Full-day and half-
day camps No Good, Very Bad Day | June 17
Muppets Most Wanted | June 24
• Small class sizes
Maleficent | July 1
• Sibling and Captain America: Winter Solider | July 5
multiple week
discounts A Bug’s Life | July 8
Big Hero 6 | July 15
Boxtrolls | July 22
Annie | July 29
Paddington | August 19
levittsteelstacks.org
bananafactory.org | 610-332-1300
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at Girl Scout Camp
Classical, rock, pop, ing in a musical ensemble
If you like to go on creations, or get out of gospel or jazz; bass, clari- attend college at twice the Courtesy of Lisa M. Hopstock
adventures, try new things town on fun day trips. net, percussion, flute, voice rate of the national aver- “CMS teachers inspire me to do better not just in music, but also in my
and have fun with friends or guitar; composition or age. life," says piano student Manny D.
(both old and new), then New wow-worthy addi- performing – no matter
SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 2015 Girl Scout camp is for you! tions such as Zumba, kara- your ability, age, or fi- Since its founding in CMS students can be open for summer pro-
Not yet a Girl Scout? No oke, a pottery kiln, and a nancial means, Community 1981, the 501(c)(3) organi- heard performing at many grams, which run from
problem! Camp can be gaga ball pit will be sure to Music School of the Le- zation has connected more community events this June 15 to August 28 and
your first Girl Scout expe- keep you busy. Plus, girls high Valley offers a fun, than 25,000 students in the summer including Allen- are available at the main
rience. have the option to spend educational experience. Lehigh Valley with the town JazzFest, Spring Fest, headquarters in downtown
one night at camp to get lifelong benefits of musical Mayfair, and Musikfest. Allentown and on the cam-
Make this a summer to the full camping experi- CMS’s mission is to education by providing pus of Cedar Crest Col-
remember at Mountain ence. And with extended foster an atmosphere that over $100,000 annually in CMS offers open en- lege.
House Day Camp. Tucked care, bus transportation, encourages a love of mu- financial aid and schol- rollment for private and
away in a wooded sanctu- and financial aid, every girl sic, delight in creative arships. group lessons throughout MUSIC PAGE 7
ary near Allentown on has the chance to enjoy all expression, and offer a the year. Registration is
South Mountain, Mountain that camp has to offer. variety of performance Based in downtown
House offers an array of experiences. Allentown, CMS also
camp sessions that are In addition to Mountain offers budding musicians
perfect for both first-time House Day Camp, Girl Studies show that con- lessons at satellite loca-
campers and seasoned Scouts of Eastern Penn- sistent music study signifi- tions at Macungie Institute,
experts. Girls enjoy tradi- sylvania (GSEP) offers cantly helps youngsters Penn State Lehigh Valley
tional activities including three resident and two day develop critical life skills, and Cedar Crest College.
archery, hiking, and swim- camps. To learn more including logical thinking, CMS also provides music
ming, and can also try out about all of our camps, teamwork, leadership therapy and tuition-free
new things. Let out your financial aid, and to regis- skills, and self-confidence. outreach programming
inner actress, cook up tasty ter, visit: www.gsep.org/ Not only are math and within area schools, in-
camps. reading scores significantly cluding the Fluteophones
higher, students participat- for Third Graders program.
SUMMER ART CAMPS
25 W. Third St. | Bethlehem, PA
SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION OF THE MORNING CALL Register for Summer Art Camp Today • Weekly camps 2015 SteelStacks
Board game design, glass fusing, pottery: from June 15- Family Movie Series
wheelthrowing, basket weaving, cartoonrama, July 27 for
jewelry making, stuffed animals and many more! ages 4-12 at Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks
• Week-long sponsored by Think Energy and Jewish Federation of the Lehigh Valley
intensives for
teens 13-17 Finding Nemo | June 10
Alexander & the Terrible, Horrible,
• Full-day and half-
day camps No Good, Very Bad Day | June 17
Muppets Most Wanted | June 24
• Small class sizes
Maleficent | July 1
• Sibling and Captain America: Winter Solider | July 5
multiple week
discounts A Bug’s Life | July 8
Big Hero 6 | July 15
Boxtrolls | July 22
Annie | July 29
Paddington | August 19
levittsteelstacks.org
bananafactory.org | 610-332-1300
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