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Originally posted by the_headcrusher
The crossed anchors in this picture look very similar (although hard to tell in the old black and white pictures) to the "brand".
crossed anchors
Originally posted by goose
I was reading some more on this case and discovered another picture, showing the young Johnny Gosch tied up on a bed, this one showing the name of a camp on the pillow case. If anyone can post the pic, I would appreciate it. Anyone ever been to this camp?
www.newsfollowup.com...
Camp Caribou, situated in the Summerstown Ontario area (at one hour from Montreal and approximately 15 minutes from Cornwall) under the auspices of Conquest, NA Inc., offers a summer camp to young catholic boys for a better spiritual life with the help of The Legionaries of Christ.
I served in the Civilian Conservation Corps as an enrollee in 1933 and 1934. I was at CCC Company 703, Camp Caribou, Camp F-11. Lutsen, Minnesota. There was many different ratings and pay scales. They accepted people in the area, called them local woods men, (curator, probably Local Experienced Men). These were fathers of families. They paid them more than regular pay. We were paid $30.00 a month, $5.00 in camp. The balance was sent to your family.
Camp Caribou For Boys
Street: 26 Hickory Hill Road
Wayland, ma 01778-1226
Camp Cariboo was a popular Canadian children's television program which aired on YTV. It lasted five seasons from 1986 - 1989, and was hosted by Tom Knowlton and Mark Baldwin. Each show consisted of a variety of short skits, riddles, songs and stories, all portrayed in the setting of a fictional summer camp attended by young campers.
Camp Cariboo was produced by CKCO-TV out of Kitchener, Ontario, and filmed in part on location in Ontario Camping Association camps.
Originally posted by goose
If anyone can post the pic, I would appreciate it.