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games and songs are an important aspect of camp. Campers should be willing to participate in all activities and be prepared to get wet and muddy. Most important, each camper should bring their sense of curiosity and wonder each day.
The goals of the camp are to awaken understanding of the complex web of life, of which man is a partner, and to expose children to the study of natural history and enable them to identify and appreciate the creatures around them, and to present this material in an atmosphere of fun and discovery.
The tuition for Session I is $80; Session II is $120. A $20 non-refundable registration fee is required with each enrollment per session and it will be credited toward the total tuition.
To enroll, send $20 fee and camp enrollment form to RLEP Camp, c/o Trish Drake, P.O. Box 106, Flint Hill, 22627. Checks should be made payable to RLEP. Enrollment deadline is May 31, and the balance of the tuition will be due by June 9. The enrollment forms are available at Country Manor and Mountainside Market, both in Sperryville.
For further information, call Trish Drake at 675-3139 Monday through Friday.
RLEP Meeting
RLEP (Rappahannock League for Environmental Protection) is hosting a meeting to focus on planning for the village of Flint Hill. The initial issues to be discussed will be traffic calming, development and how to maintain the integrity of Flint Hill. They will present specific suggestions made by internationally acclaimed urban planner, Ian Lockwood on how to design a strategy for preservation of Flint Hill while allowing ecologically sound growth. All county residents are encouraged to attend. The meeting will be at The Public House April 29, 7:30 upstairs. For info call 636-3078.
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