1. Camp John Hope FFA FCCLA Center Home Leadership center for FFA and FCCLA students across the state. Also available for rental, providing lodging, meals, meeting room, and recreation for organizations. Located in Fort Valley. Photos, directions, history, and facility information. http://aged.ces.uga.edu/ffa_camp_john_hope/Home.htm

281 Hope Entrance Rd / Fort Valley, GA 31030 Phone: 478-967-2302 Fax: 478-967-2728 CampJohnHope@windstream.net Welcome! Camp John Hope FFA-FCCLA Center is a leadership center for FFA and FCCLA students across the state. The facility is also available for rental by educational, civic, or religious organizations. The basic services provided to rental groups are Meals Lodging Conference Rooms Recreation We invite you to explore our Web site and get to know more about our facilities. If you would like more information, or if you are interested in renting facilities for your organization, please contact us. Site last updated: September 25, 2008

2. Baguio City - The Beauty And History Of Camp John Hay Financial Gifts ; Wish List ; Camp Store; Events Programs; Friends of Camp John Marc; Friends . Friends of Camp John Marc is a Camp John Marc program committed to engaging young http://www.buzzle.com/articles/baguio-city-the-beauty-and-history-of-camp-john-h

Home World News Latest Articles Escape Hatch ... Endless Buzz Baguio City - The Beauty and History of Camp John Hay With the increasing modernization and urbanization of beautiful Baguio City, there is much to appreciate about the cool and peaceful environment of Camp John Hay. Learn more about this wonderful tourist spot that is a must-see if you get the chance to visit the city. While Baguio City has retained most of its natural charm, cool breeze, tall pine trees, and vibrant flowers, there is no doubt that modern developments have somewhat transformed it into a budding urban sprawl. With more and more shopping centers and businesses putting up buildings, what is considered the central business district of the city is rapidly expanding. Perhaps in the next decade, or even sooner, the city will have turned into the busiest metropolis in this area of the country. This is why both Baguio residents and tourists greatly appreciate the scattered areas in the outskirts of the city that remain naturally pristine and reflect the peaceful and quiet Baguio that once was. Such a sanctuary is Camp John Hay, an old American military base that has been transformed into one of the must-see tourist spots of the city. Camp John Hay, or the John Hay Air Station as it was known during the American occupation, was built in October 25, 1903 at the orders of then US President Theodore Roosevelt. The camp was meant to function as the official headquarters and communications station of the American forces that were sent to

3. Camp John Hay Manor Hotel Baguio Philippines - Best Discount Hotel Rates Camp John Hay Manor Hotel Baguio Instant Confirmation and low rates for Baguio Camp John Hay Manor Hotel with Agoda. In the hills of the Philippines sits the Camp John Hay http://www.agoda.com/asia/philippines/baguio/camp_john_hay_manor_hotel.html

4. Camp John Marc - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Camp John Marc is a yearround therapy camp located in Meridian, Texas (85 miles southwest of Dallas) for Texas-area children with chronic illnesses/major physical disabilities http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_John_Marc

Camp John Marc From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Camp John Marc Established Type Therapedic Camps Location Meridian Texas United States Campus acres Website Camp John Marc Camp John Marc is a year-round therapy camp located in Meridian, Texas (85 miles southwest of Dallas ) for Texas -area children with chronic illnesses/major physical disabilities such as Muscular dystrophy Cancer Brain injuries HIV/AIDS ... Spina bifida , etc. The 170-acre (0.69 km ) tranquil retreat area in the Texas Hill Country provides 20 wheelchair accessible , air conditioned cabins to fulfill the needs of all campers; lodge-style dining hall ; centrally located buildings; handicap accessible challenge course; athletic field; riding ring; amphitheater chapel ; shooting sports range; a swimming pool ; [nature] trails; sports barn,as well as two wheelchair accessible tree houses fishing pier , [star]-gazing platform, and covered wagon camping areas. 2007 marked the completion of the camps largest building which has been coined "The Silo ." This building houses a teaching kitchen,library, medical education room, costume closet, screened nature porch with balcony, multipurpose room, and basement for storage. The building's most prominent feature is the silo/indoor rock wall through which campers enter. Construction of the new building has allowed camp activities to continue during unfavorable weather. Camp John Marc also utilizes community and medical volunteers to provide program support and quality medical care and treatment. Volunteers and medical staff change with each new week allowing for very specialized care for every camper. The camp staff of about twenty individuals, however, remains constant throughout the summer.

5. Camp John Hay (Baguio, Philippines) - Hotel Reviews - TripAdvisor Loakan Road, Baguio, Luzon 2600, Philippines ranked 3 of 40 hotels in Baguio. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g298445-d577829-Reviews-Camp_John_Hay-Ba

6. Camp John Hay - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine Encyclopedia Camp John Hay, officially called the John Hay Air Base, is a vacation spot located in Baguio City. It features lodging facilities, restaurants, stores, and a golf course. http://en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title=Camp_John_Hay

7. Welcome To Camp John Marc Welcome to Camp John Marc. Camp John Marc partners with community and health professionals and organizations to provide high quality camping experiences year round http://campjohnmarc.org/

Welcome to Camp John Marc Mission Statement Camp Facts Camp Calendar ... Friends of CJM Welcome to Camp John Marc News Now you can donate to Camp John Marc by simply pressing this button which will take you to the secure PayPal website. What could be easier? For GIFT LEVEL ideas click here Help Camp John Marc and become a member. Click here to learn more, or download the application below. Contact Us Management Office (M-F 9-5 all year) 2824 Swiss Ave. Dallas, TX 75204 Phone: (214) 360-0056 Fax: (214) 368-2003 E-mail: mail@campjohnmarc.org Weather Forecasts Weather Maps Weather Radar ... Terms of Use Site designed and maintained by Positive Design.

8. ADA Camp John Warvel The American Diabetes Association’s Diabetes Camps provide a special time for kids with diabetes — one of the best times of the summer and one campers always remember. http://www.diabetesarchive.net/diabetes-camp/about-ada-camp-john-warvel.jsp

9. About The Author John Sandford About the Author John Sandford was born John Camp on February 23, 1944, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. http://www.johnsandford.org/author.html

Author Books Journalism Information Author Info About the Author Contact Information Articles (Index) Pittsburgh Tribune (1) New York Post St. Louis Post-Dispatch (1) ... StarTribune Interviews (Index) AOL: The Book Report Publishers Weekly About the Author John Sandford was born John Camp on February 23, 1944, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He attended the public schools in Cedar Rapids, graduating from Washington High School in 1962. He then spent four years at the University of Iowa, graduating with a bachelor's degree in American Studies in 1966. In 1966, he married Susan Lee Jones of Cedar Rapids, a fellow student at the University of Iowa. He was in the U.S. Army from 1966-68, worked as a reporter for the Cape Girardeau Southeast Missourian from 1968-1970, and went back to the University of Iowa from 1970-1971, where he received a master's degree in journalism. He was a reporter for The Miami Herald from 1971-78, and then a reporter for the St. Paul Pioneer-Press from 1978-1990; in 1980, he was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize, and he won the Pulitzer in 1986 for a series of stories about a midwestern farm crisis. From 1990 to the present he has written thriller novels. He's also the author of two non-fiction books, one on plastic surgery and one on art. He is the principal financial backer of a major archeological project in the Jordan Valley of Israel, with a website at www.rehov.org

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11. JVC STONEWORKS Texan sculptor displays architectural and ornamental carving in limestone and marble. Includes biographical information, photographs and contact e-mail. http://www.jvcstoneworks.com/

JVC STONEWORKS Liberty Hill, Texas Architectural and Ornamental carvings in Limestone and Marble John D. VanCamp, a geologist turned stoneworker, began carving TEXAS limestone 20 years ago, and has been in business as JVC STONEWORKS since 1988. John's hand carved fireplace mantles, fountains, and other architectural features add a touch of distinction to homes throughout the country, and his sculpture is enjoyed in many private collections. JVC STONEWORKS has a large variety of limestones available, and access to many domestic and imported marbles. A full line of milled limestone products can be provided, and design assistance and installation consultations are available if needed. John D. VanCamp Sculptor FAX (512)515-6369 Link to ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES GALLERY Link to SCULPTURE GALLERY Link to CURRENTLY AVAILABLE SCULPTURE Contact at jvcstnwrks@earthlink.net

12. Camp John Hay Manor Hotel In Baguio - Philippines Known for being one of Baguio's finest hotels, the Camp John Hay Manor Hotel offers the guests a luxurious spot for relaxation. This hotel resort is truly a manifestation of http://www.baguioboard.com/camp-john-hay-manor-hotel.php

13. Weedpatch Camp The Arvin Federal Government Camp for migrant workers was portrayed as Weedpatch Camp in John Steinbeck s novel The Grapes of Wrath . Information about the preservation of the camp, photographs and history are provided. http://www.weedpatchcamp.com/

Weedpatch Camp (Arvin Federal government Camp) Published in 1939, John Steinbeck's novel The Grapes of Wrath drew attention to the hardships faced by the "Okies": poor farmers who moved from the Dust Bowl area to California in search of work. While writing the book, John Steinbeck visited Bakersfield, California and based his book on Arvin Federal Government Camp which he portrayed as "Weedpatch Camp." This camp exists today and is still used by migrant workers. Opening Page Weedpatch Camp History Life in the Camp ... Dust Bowl Festival Oct. 16, 2010 Restoration Plans Commemorative Bricks Video Sales Arvin-Lamont Area ... Email Questions To make donations for Restoration/ Commemorative Bricks contact Randy Coats at (661) 631-8500 extension 2105 or Susan Gonzales (661) 631-8500 ext. 2007 Tours with a presentation at the community hall, showing old pictures, etc. are available. Contact person is Doris Weddell 661-832-1299

14. Home Page He went into the Army in 1913, was with Pershing and Foulois in Mexico and Texas, Fort Omaha, Fort Sill, Camp John Wise, Scott Field, Camp Morrison, ending up with the 12th http://camp-john-wise-aerostation.com/

Introduction to the Aerostation This web site is about the early history of U.S. Army Ballooning; with emphasis on its operations during the Great War: and the period shortly thereafter. It will always be a work in progress, and feature many aspects of the activities and men of the U.S. Army Balloon Corps. Along with an abbreviated introductory history, there will be sections on: uniforms, insignia, gear, company rosters, photos, publications, references, dictionary of balloon terms, noted individuals, detailed histories of each Balloon School, all 102 Balloon Companies (as I compile them), links to related sites and then some. It will be presented in an easy to read, informal style. As I did my research, I found that there were bits and pieces of Balloon Corps history scattered about the globe: not one single place to get the information I wanted. Add to that, the shrinking numbers of WWI vets, it became more difficult. Since the events of 9/11, it has become almost impossible to get into the military's bases and posts: to be allowed to search through the archives. Most of those records are not going to become available on-line and a physical search will have to be done. Perhaps time will soften their attitudes and the general public will again be able to get access to those documents. In the quest for information, I have gleaned the web for data; dug through library stacks and files; rolled and scanned through miles of microfilm; searched the world's book stores for scarce and rare books; trod the ground that was Camp John Wise; interviewed elderly residents of the area; contacted authors; and hooked up with collectors from across the globe. In the process, I have met others who had a family member in the Army Balloon Corps, and we shared our data.

15. Camp John Hay Manor Rates - TravelPod Camp John Hay Manor Rates Review 62 The Manor Hotel At Camp John Hay Baguio related reviews, rates and deals from 447,205 travelers on the Web's largest travel blog website http://www.travelpod.com/s/camp john hay manor rates

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16. Camp John Speer Seeking a place for… a church group overnight (that won’t break the bank) an outdoor wedding . a birthday party . or a family reunion? Maybe you want to http://campjohnspeer.com/

Camp John Speer Located in the beautiful East Tennessee Mountains 2154 Viking Mountain Road Greeneville, TN 37743 www.campjohnspeer.com Seeking a place for… a church group overnight (that won’t break the bank) an outdoor wedding a birthday party or a family reunion? Maybe you want to commune with nature or just get away from the stresses of life? You’ve found it at Camp John Speer! 50th Anniversary Celebration of Camp John Speer Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010 Everyone is Invited! Worship 11:00 am Lunch 12:45 pm Lunch reservations required by emailing tg6386@aol.com or calling 423- by Sept. 18 Lunch Co st: Donation. Checks should be made to Camp John Speer.

17. CAMP JOHN HAY BECKONS Philippine Headline News Online's daily coverage of the Travel and Leisure news in the Philippines http://www.newsflash.org/2002/06/tl/tl001748.htm

NEWSFLASH CAMP JOHN HAY BECKONS Baguio City, June 29, 2002 (STAR) by Ray Butch Gamboa - Philippine summers are harsh and oppressive, but they’re everyone’s excuse to seek the exhilarating coolness of the mountains of Baguio. It’s just not complete without a trek to Pine City. Have you gone to Baguio lately? Fortunate if you took the Marcos Highway and found the wide, well-paved route a far cry from the pot-holed, landslide and road cut prone and time battered Kennon Road that wreaked havoc on your vehicle’s suspension and added at least another hour of bone rattling to your travel time. With this new alternative road to the country’s "summer capital" this smooth and safe, travel is a breeze. Our trip to the "city of pines" was through the invitation of our good friend and Fil-Estate’s corporate golf director, Jerric Hechanova. I am to include the Camp John Hay Golf Course as part of the series on "outstanding golf courses in the country" which I feature on our TV show Business & Leisure and similarly on this column. What met us was an entire leisure package. Camp John Hay’s total leisure package Camp John Hay, now operated by Leisure Inc. is located at Loakan Road in the city proper. The Camp John Hay Manor is an imposing edifice that exudes the warmth of Baguio’s character, surrounded by towering pines and sprouting riotous colors all over the sprawling estate. Majestic is the word for what greeted us as we got out of the Subaru Forester. Incidentally, the Forester was one great ride, a pleasure to handle, and made our travel a pleasurable sightseeing tour at a crisp pace. Embarrassingly, the racer in me came out again as I passed every single vehicle in front, what with power and high performance generously given by the Forester at a mere push of a button. There was no mistake when Nicky Mariano of General Motors Automobiles Philippines insisted that we used it for the trip.

18. Camp John Hay | Baguio Tourist Attractions | GoBaguio.com, Camp John Hay is Baguio City's most popular visitor attraction, a tourist destination in itself. Here's the story of Camp John Hay then and now http://www.gobaguio.com/camp-john-hay.html

19. A Little History Camp John Hay A Little History of Camp John Hay By Jun Ventura. PHILSTAR.COM Publish Date Saturday, April 13, 2002 Baguio used to be a native Ibaloi hamlet called kafagway which means http://www.usmilitarypi.com/johnhay_history.htm

A Little History of Camp John Hay By Jun Ventura PHILSTAR.COM Publish Date: [Saturday, April 13, 2002] Baguio used to be a native Ibaloi hamlet called "kafagway" which means "a wide open space." The name later became "Baguio," which comes from the abundant moss called "bagiw." The Americans only accidentally discovered Baguio while in pursuit of Filipino revolutionaries in November 1899. With an average temperature of 20 centigrade (the lowest recorded temperature is 6.3 centigrade on January 18, 1961), the American colonizers found the perfect place for their troops to escape the tropical heat and in the process save money (they would have otherwise sent them back to the mainland). In the Second World War, this peaceful vacation camp was ironically the first to be bombed by the Japanese. Fittingly, the surrender of all Japanese forces by General Yamashita, known as the "Tiger of Malaya," was held inside Camp John Hay. After the Americans left, the Filipinos took control and in a public bidding in September 1996, the Fil-Estate group won the rights to develop this vast 300-hectare camp.

20. Camp John Hay Baguio City, known as the Philippines’ summer capital because of its exceptionally cool and relaxing weather, luscious strawberries and crisp veggies, dense pine forest http://campjohnhay.com.ph/index.php?lang=english

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