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From modest beginnings five years ago as a joint projeet . between the > Extension Office and the ' Welfare Department, the 4-H day camp at Hazel River has grown to become THE summer event for an army of Rappahannock youngsters.
In 1974, Home Demonstration Agent Llewellyn Allison worked with Family and Child Services Coordinator Ellen Mustoe to organize a week of outdoor fun at Roundabout Farm near Spenyville for children who didn’t have the opportunity to go to overnight camp. The program has grown by leaps and bounds since then. This year, 85 kids swarmed onto the Methodist Church grounds at Hazel River for five days of summertime activity that ranged from canoeing and archery to drawing still lifes with charcoal. Extension Agent Nancy Secrist who organized and directed this year’s camp, made sure there was something for everyone and proved that a day camp could satisfy all of the people all of the time—at least for a week! The list of classes offered outshone agendas at many expensive overnight camps.
Marie Davis and Martha Kidwell taught crafts. Woodworking was led by Bob
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