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minute phone calls but camp opened with a wide range of classes offering something for everyone. Ron Wiley taught would-be Robin Hoods how to shoot a bow and arrow. In Debby Mills’ crafts group, youngsters tie-dyed tee-shirts, decorated pencil holders, designed felt cut-outs for their home refrigerator and made pin cushions for the family seamstress.
Martha Kidwell instructed the sewing group, guiding the kids as they stitched together colorful aprons. Rap Owings taught canoeing on the camp pond while Rena Mae Jenkins organized worm hunting expenditions and gave fishing lessons from the banks. Youngsters learned how to squeeze the last penny’s worth of buying power from their allowances in Judith Lynn Bloomer’s money management course.
In woodworking, Linda Owings helped beginning carpenters make bread* boards, pretty enough for wall hangings with their designs of frogs, mushroom clusters and ferns. County
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