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Members of the department put on their equipment and explained how it works to the campers. Another day, a speaker told the group about the aerospace industry.
Although it seems as if they were busy all the time, the campers also had some free time. They could play volleyball, swim or play games. One day during free time there was a pool party.
Friday was Parents’ Day. The parents of all the children were invited to come and see what the campers had made. They also had lunch with the group.
Phillip Daczewitz was one of the camp’s teen leaders. He said that he helped out with the archery range and tried to keep up the campers’ enthusiasm through the week. He liked the campfires the best because everyone was together. Other Rappahannock teens who served as leaders for the week were Liz Oliver, Noah and Jonah Waggener and Alex Smith.
Some adults attended the camp as well. Among the volunteers who spent the week were Rappahannock residents Sandra Brown, Hazel (Big Chief) Zinn-Day, Cindi Dashiell, Marsha Thompson and Cheryl Taylor.
Sandra Richardson, Rappahannock’s Extension agent, also spent the week with the campers. She said that more Rappahannock children attended the camp than in any previous years. She added that she hoped all the youngsters would spread the word and that the turnout would be even better next summer.
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