The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-29
Camp Fire Week
Being Observed
By Local Groups

Camp Fire week in Hardin
began Monday evening with a
grand council fire at the junior
high school gymnasium.
Other events include a Camp
Fire program at the Parent
Teachers association Wednesday
evening and a Camp Fire bake
sale Saturday at the Montana
Power company.
The committee in charge of
the sale includes Mrs. J. S.
Simmons, Mrs. Wilson Nc
Laughlin and Mrs. Kenneth
Sullivan. Proceeds will go to
the Camp Fire council, with a
part of the money earned used
to send a representative from
the Hardin council to a confer
ence at Spokane. All Camp Fire
girls, Blue Birds and council
members have been asked to
contribute to the sale.
The grand council fire Mon
day evening was conducted by
Mrs. I. L. Dehnert.
The birthday candle, COM
memorating the Hardin Camp
Fire girls first birthday and
the 41st birthday of the Camp
Fire national organization, was
LIGHTED by Mrs. Melvin Harris.
Following the roll call, new
charters were presented to the
Sunshine and Bitterroot Blue
Birds and the Ca Min Pa and
Wicaka Camp Fire girls by Mrs.
j. S. Simmons.
A total of IS girls and lead
ers received rank awards. The
explanation of the ranks was
made by Mrs. r. E. Peterson.
Those who received Trail
Seekers certificates included
Joan Burns, Darla Delaforce,
Carol Huntington, Judy Martin,
Beatrice Mason, Judy Nc
Laughlin, Jean McQuillan, Judy
Wemple, Mary Louise Slattery,
Joyce Zeiler and Sharon Cook.
The Wood Gatherer's rank
was awarded to Carol Kirkland,
Nancy Brennan, Betty Butorac,
Frances Clayton, Darla Della
force, Sondra Ebeling, iona Eg-
new, Darlene Frickle, Goldie
Kirschenman, Helen Kuchera,
Carolyn hammers, Mrs. Esther
Lining, Mrs. Frances NC
Lauglin, Laura Mae Shepherd,
Mrs. Mabel Simmons, Nadine
Stricken, Judy Thompson, jan
ice Torske, Lyle Unverzagt,
Carol Weigand, Ursula Zelka,
Ann Painter, Myrna Kronmil-
Ter, Janice Schoen, and Janean
Bowers.
Mrs. Mclaughlin was award
ed the 1850 birthday honors to
the following girls:
Wicaka group-Jean McQuil-
Ian, Judy Martin, Judy Nc
Laughlin, Judy Wemple, Sharon
Cook, Barbara Lou Cox and
Mrs. Ruby Wemple.
Ca Min Pa group-Mary
Louise Slattery, Yvonne Wood.
Rowena LeSSard.
Tawanka group-Janean Bow
ers, Darlene Frickel, Carolyn
hammers, Carol Weigand, Lii
liam Kawamoto and Mrs. Fran
ces Mclaughlin.
, o XII Hi group-Ann Painter,
Annalee Loaney, Myrna Kron-
miller, Dixie New, Fern Torske
Janice Schoen, and Mrs. Helen
Peterson.
Iyokihi group-Louise Teller
Lois Feller, Nancy Brennan
Lackman, Patricia P Is on
Nadine Stricken, Janice Hessler.
Goldie Kirschenman, Betty
Butorac, Madelle Bigley, Janice
Torske and Mrs. Mabel Sim
mons.
Otawateea group-Carol Birk-
land, Frances Clayton, Caro-
Dysert, Sondra Ebeling, Joan
| Egnew, Judy Thompson. Laura
| Shepherd and Nancy Void.
> OWakiya group-Beatrice Ma
son, Charlotte Hamilton, Joan
Burns and Mrs. Crla Milne.
A special presentation Of
adulC camp Fire pins Was !iidue
to the original council Officers
by Mrs. Charles Egnew. Present
to receive their pins were Mrs:
Keith Martin, Mrs. Dehnert
and Mrs. Mclaughlin.
Members of the Iyokihi group
gave the opening and closing
ceremony.
Besides the bake sale, other
special events for Camp Fire
leaders and members planned
for next week include a Camp
Fire tea Sunday at the v: F. W,
honoring Mrs. Kenneth Christ
Jansen and Mrs. Eric Walker, a
training session next Tuesday
evening for new leaders and
sponsors, a program for the
Catholic Daughters of America
Thursday evening, and special
recognition of Camp Fire in
Hardin churches the following
Sunday.