Until now boys could only come to camp in' Ai after all the little girls had had their turn. This year a special benefit was held and enough money raised to give the boys their own quarters at Milling-ion's Camp, just across the road. The boys, supervised by Mr. Victor Peter, come over at meal time and join the girls.
Mrs. A. Condratenko, better known as "Aunt Mary," takes care of the girls.
The children are happy in their "jungle" gymnasium; there are a couple of old bicycles, a swing, a Victrola and other games and toys to amuse the children. Sheets and shoes are needed for the campers, according to the committee.
Among interested Joint Committee members and camp workers who greeted visitors there yesterday, were Mrs. Arthur N. Young, "godmother" of the camp, Mrs. Wirt Leonard and Mrs. C. B. Morrison, who were instrumental in raising so much money for the camp last winter and spring; Mrs. C. Ivory of the B.W.A. and Mrs, Ivor E. C. Hunter, the new chairman of the, Joint Committee.
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