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BvTHERESA REYNOLDS «wl—o* New* Special Writer l"1Wter a year of mathematics, ’'Heading and social studies, Rappakuinock school children will be ofa itertd a chance to study insects, reptiles, birds, plants, trees, wildi-j life, water life and wildflowers this [ j Btonmer. Scheduled for June 16-27, the Rappahannock Natural History Day Camp will use the Shaw House , andits grounds as a base, k- ‘ -But campers will spend most of thefr time climbing the hemlock S bluffs, floating down the river, ' Mkfng up on Red Oak mountain and ..... sloshing through the swamp, accord!. ingtocamp director Lyt Wood, noting" that the camp has enjoyed the * cooperation of Rock Mills landown, ers. Tin Shaw House itself is on the property of Captain and Mrs. Howard ”W. Holschuh and it provides a Shelter for indoor activities in case of
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