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Accompanying the Rappahannock children to camp this year were teen leaders Mary Beth Williams, Robyn Kaye, Julie Payne, Summer Alexander, Ashley McNeely, Kyla Andreoni.and Ashleigh Paolicelli.
Also attending were Adult leaders Cheryl Taylor, who taught Archery, and Jennifer Gray, who taught Arts and Crafts. I taught the Outdoor Cooking Class.
Returning to 4-H camp this year with the Rappahannock and Fauquier children was Del. Jay Katzen, who taught Woodworking.
Many children in Rappahannock County have participated in 4-H Camp this summer. Besides the Overnight Camp already described there was 4-H Day Camp, also organized by the Rappahannock Extension Office and special interest camps conducted by the Northern Virginia 4-H Educational Center.»
There are several camps still to come in the next few weeks in which Rappahannock children and 4-H teen leaders will be participating. There are 4-H Cloverbud Camp the week of July 28 to Aug. 1; 4-H Stockman’s Camp focusing on livestock the week of Aug. 4-8 and Camp Fantastic the week of Aug, 18-24.
Camp Fantastic is for children who have cancer. Several Rappahannock teens will be serving as teen counselors and Rappahannock volunteers will be serving dinner on Tuesday evening that week.
For further information contact the Rappahannock Extension Office at 675-3619.
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