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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Seventy-six Rappahannock children between the ages of 6 and 12 enjoyed a week at 4-H Day Camp last week at the 4-H Educational ; Center in Harmony Hollow. -' They were able to choose from classes in archery, cooking, crafts, creeks and critters, fishing, gardening, learning through stamps, pet care, puppetry, rockets and wildlife. The campers picked four of these classes. They had these classes each ; day along with a free swim time and ■ an assembly program. *; Extension Agent Helen Smith . attributes the success of the camp to • the “excellent” counselors wTho taught the classes and to the help of ’ 11 junior counselors. I; This year Virginia Scott in the ; puppetry class had the campers •make puppets with cloth, tin cans '.and various bits of decoration. But ;they were most distinguished be
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