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Show 4-H Camp Opens Today at Duck Creek Area Lamont E. Tueller, Iron County Coun-ty Agent, released the complete program Wednesday, for the annual an-nual Iron county 4-H camp to be held at the Duck Creek forest recreation area today through Saturday, and said that approximately approx-imately 300 boys and girls will attend the three day meet. Guest Instructors at the camp in addition to state 4-H leaders, will be Mrs. Elinor S. Smith, Washington county home demonstration dem-onstration agent, and forest service ser-vice officials, Mr. Tueller said. Mrs. Smith will Instruct all girls In handicraft work, and the forest service rangers will Instruct In-struct the group in forest conservation. con-servation. The full three-day program as outlined by Mr. Tueller follows: Thursday, August 5 from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. Register and- make camp; 6 p. m., dinner; 7:30 p.m. Campfire program at the amphitheater amphi-theater (1) Community singing, (2) Introductions, (3) Welcome and general instructions, by forest for-est ranger, (4) Election of camp officers. Friday, August G, 6 to 9 a. m., Flag raising ceremony; 9:30 a. m., Nature hike and plant lnden-tification; lnden-tification; 12 noon, noon meal; 2 p. m., Handicraft, 4 p. m., group games, including baseball, volleyball, vol-leyball, tetherball, and other active ac-tive games; 6 p. m. supper; 7:30 p. m. Campfire program consisting consist-ing of (1) group singing, (2) report re-port of National 4-H camp, Lua-na Lua-na Nelson, (3) Program numbers from each of the club represented represent-ed at the camp, (4) Candle light- ing ceremony. Saturday, August 7, 7 to 9 a. m. Flag raising ceremony; 9:30 a. m., log sawing contest; 10:30 a. m. community meeting including includ-ing (1) group singing, (2) awarding award-ing of prizes; 12 noon, dinner; Afternoon, break camp and prepare pre-pare to return home. |