New Britain herald., 1923-08-17
GIRL RESERVE CAMP
ON Salmon RIVER
Is Young Women Will Enjoy
Outdoor Life at LeSVile

The Girl Reserve Camp, organized
and directed by the Girls work de-
partment of the Y. w. c. A., Will open
tomorrow at Leesville on the Salmon
river, and 26 young women from this
city will leave by truck.
The camp has been organized and
will be directed by Girls Work Sec
rotary Helen NJ. Bradley and the camp
councillors will be Miss Helena Doerr
and Miss Judy Lawrence. 1t Will be
continued for two weeks and during
that time, the girls will be taught
every phase of camp life.
The camp itself consists of one cot
tage and two large tents. During their
stay there, the girls will be taught the.
ms and outs of campcraft, and they
will enjoy swimming, boating, canoe
ing and other pleasures In the open,
To make this possible, each girl will
be assigned daily camp duties, and by
changing these every day. they will
be enabled to learn every phase of the
life. All work and play will be done
under the supervision of trained and
careful leaders.
The following girls will leave on the
trip: Laura Brown, Dorothy Putney,
Airline Powell, Grace Wolf, Grace
Dixon, Dorothy Billings, Mary Daga-
ia, Elizabeth Burr, Elizabeth HAr-
wood, Eunice Johnson, Marjorie Nor
ris, Cordelia Kilbourne, Elaine Wright,
Frances Churchill, Ruth Churchill,
Olga Srogi, Anna Keller, Mary Maui
ner, Alice Beh, Mabel Neurate, Marie
Kolf, Christina Pattison, Frances Ker-
Der, Ruth Wickstrom, Olga Bilar and
Leona Kilduff.
Up at Z O'Clock.
The order of the day at the camp
will be observed according to the fol-
lowing schedule: Z o'clock, rising;
1880, setting up exercise and flag rails
ing; 7:45, breakfast: SIS, camp in
order; $40, mental recreation; 9,
swimming and free recreation; IL,
lunch; /, rest hour out-of-doors; 2,
hiking, exploring, observation trips;
6, dinner; 6:45, evening strolling, boat
ing, etc.; s, camp fire, and 8, good
nights.
In order to systematic the code of
living at the camp, the following list
of rules for the welfare of the camp
will be put in force: l, Every girl
reserve lives up to her code; 2, No
girl may go out of camp bounds with
out permission leader; 8, Each girl
must do her part to keep the daily
schedule: 4, Each girl must perform
her appointed duties thoroughly and
she must keep her part of camp in
order; 5, Absolutely no swimming or
boating without proper supervision of
leader; G, Padding in brook allowed
only below bridge; Z, All refuse to be
placed in one proper pile behind the
shack; S, Duties for the day to be
given out the previous night; Q. All
illness of any nature must be report
ed to Miss Bradley; 10, The camp
must be quiet at $3.50 p. m.
The list of camp duties are as fol-
lows: Camp monitor: See that camp
ers perform their duties thoroughly,
report any mismanagement. Blow all
whistles for periods and see that
they are obeyed Report with whistle
to camp leader at $50 p. M, after all
campers Aultl anu III DCu' 1D-
spect tents and rooms daily.
First Aid Monitor: All injuries are
reportablc to first aid monitor and are
in turn corrected by monitor under
direction of leader.
Camp Cooks: Prepare entire APP
pointed meal. Cook must appear for
duty one full hour before meal is to
be served. (Time for preparation is
subject to change).
Assistant cooks--To assist cooks in
meals. To report at same
time as cooks except at times when
there may be special food to prepare
for the cook, then report for duty
earlier.
Kitchen police-Put away all left
over food and clear all pots and pans
aud sweep and leave kitchen clean.
Outside police-Keep camp ground
Tree from paper and refuse and burn
refuse in one appointed place.
Fire and wood detaiI-See that sup
Fly Of wood is sufficient for one full
day in advance.
Property detail-See that all camp
property is in good condition and in
proper place when not in use.
Daily Honor Girl.
A daily honor girl who best keeps
up to the following regulations, Will