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hannock’s new home demonstration and 4-H agent, and John Dooley, director of the 4-H Education Center. In addition, assistance is coming from day camp director Hunt Harris and advisory committee members Steve Scoggins, Mary Jane Capello, Karen Rodgers and Charlotte Nichols. Laurie Marshall, executive director of the Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community, is also helping.
Currently, the Virginia Commission for the Arts is reviewing a grant application for the day camp. A decision is expected by May 15. If the grant is awarded, a second two-week session will definitely be scheduled, according to Delevitt. In addition, the grant will enable the advisory committee to offer more scholarships for needy families who would not otherwise be able to afford to send their children to camp, she added. When parents return the camp application forms, they should indicate if they’re interested in applying for a scholarship,
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