The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-07-28
Home Demonsfration
Doings In Dare
By BEULAH GAYLORD, ACT.

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Forty-two campers and the tw
Extension agents returned Satul
day from Camp Milestone, Ellerbl
North Carolina. They camped wit
LOG campers from Orange and Dul
ham Counties.
The campers were divided int
Head, Heart, Hands, and Healt
groups. The daily schedule followe
was: $3.50 rising gong clean quar-
tiers; 7:10 Flag Rising; 7:20 Break
fast; 1850 Camp Duty and inspec
ton; $3.50 Camp Assembly; sod
9:45 Class Period; 9:55-10:4O Clas
Period; 10:40-11:OO Store Opens
11:05-11:50 Class Period; 12.OO-12
40 Class Period; 100 Lunch; 1 3
rest period; 2:25 Camp Assembly
2:30-3:00 Practice vespers & eve
ming program; 800 Store opens
S:15-4:15 Competitive Sports; AIS
5:45 Swimming; 6:20 Flag Lower
ing; $50 Supper; 1880 Singing 80
Fun Time; $3.50 Vespers; s:45 II
cabins; 10:15 Taps and lights out.
Eight Group Captains wer electel
on Monday. These Captains acte{
as Junior Leaders of the group and
officers for the day. Dalton Full
cher, Debbie Gray, Jerry Davis, AM
Rodney Minton were elected Il
this honor.
Wednesday night was Talen|
night. Several from Dare County
We're recognized. On Thursday
Stunt night was enjoyed by all. 4
group of girls from Dare were del
clared third place winners.
The highlight of the week was
the All Banquet. Ernie Foster Of
Hatteras was selected to the Mas
ter of Ceremonies. Bruce Rowell OF
Buxton welcomed the group. Becky
Rowell of Buxton gave the toast I'd
the agents and Leaders. When the
Camp Staff made the presentation
of Honors the campers from Dare
were the recipients of twenty a.
wards. Those receiving awards
were:
Superior Campers (eight given)
Jerry Davis, Ernie Foster, Debbie
Gray, Julia Kupec, amy Becky Ro-
well.
Most Improvement by Beginner
Camper: George Perry, Kitty
Hawk. Most Improved by Advanced
Camper: Beverly Stowe, Hattera5
Best Form Dive: Jerry Davis, Kitty
Hawk: Jerry Davis, Kitty Hawk
MIRA Safe Hunters Award (ten
given) Billy Austin, Hatteras; Jer-
ry Davis, Kitty Hawk; Ernie Fos-
ter, Hatteras; George and Mike
Frank, Kill Devil Hills;N Dalton
Fulcher, Hatteras; Donnie Gray,
Buxton; Don Leatherman, Manteo;
and Rodney Minton, Kitty Hawk.
Dalton Fulcher made the highest
score on the Rifle Range that has
been made during the past two
years.
Handicraft: (eight given) Gale
Brown, Manteo; Calvin ONeal,
Kitty Hawk; and Lynn Sheppard
Mays Head.
Alters attending Camp
Were: George Perry, Lynn Evans
Pauline Baum, Rodney Minton
Jerry Davis. Barbara Twiford, and
Calvin Eugene ONeal all of Kitty
Hawk. Lynn Shepard, Linda Ed
wards, and Susan Oneto OF Mays
Head. Michael and George Frank
of Kill Devil Hills. Alice Lynn Wise
and Beverly Ann Hooper Of Stumpy
Point. Elizabeth Twiddy of Manns
Harbor. Gale Brown, Rita Leward,
Elizabeth Greet, Bonnie Rae Davis,
Don Leatherman, Mary D. Rae,
Jack Kellogg, Elizabeth Kellogg,
and Sharon Mann of Manteo. Dali
ton Fulcher, Becky Rowell, Bruce
Rowell, Edgar Hooper, Julia Kupec,
Donnie Gray, and Debby Gray OF
Buxton. Ernal Foster, Jr., Beverly
Stowe, Billy Austin, Andrea MID
gett, Mary Dawn Midget, Ted Mid
rett, and Douglas L. Meekins OF
Hatteras, Judy Gallop, Rose Meek
ms, and Irene Etheridge OF wan
chose