Milford chronicle., 1954-07-16
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been nsed for camp supplies. This
was very kind Of Mr. I.ovett and
the Gin 65zsut Of Milford are GER
talnly beneftting by his generosity.
the Girl Scouts of Milford are GER
The Girl Scouts wish 10 take this
opportunity to publicly thank Mr..
Lawrence Sharp for the delicious
milk he sends out each day, Mr.
Daniel D0hring and Mr. Irwin
Bowman for setting up the tents
with the aid Of boys from Troop
100, Milford Boy Scout Troop, and
Mr.. Lester G. L0vett for all he has
done for our girls. These civic
minded gentlemen deserve a thank
you from every Girl Scout parent
whose youngsters are benehtting
BY this day camp experience.
On Mondays, the girls in the
various units set up housekeeping
for the week. They cleaned out
their unit spots and made lashed
tables for their supplies. Each unit
made a fireplace on which to do
their cooking. Marshmallows were
the only things cooked the first day.
They we're eaten with chocolate
bars and graham crackers and are
called sOme-mOres. Each unit Sc
aeeted name for themselves and
each girl decorated an aluminium
cup with enamel COlOrful cup
trees are decorating each unit.
On Tuesday. the intermediates
started their chip carving project.
Mrs. John Hallett, Jr.. assisted
with this project. Each girl made
up a design and drew It on her
wooden iewelry box The chin
carving was done with single edge
razor blades and the boxes are
very attractive. They viii be
painted with clear plastic when
they are finished.
Wednesday was movie day. Mrs.
Martin GasvOda spent the morning
at Camp We Love It taking pictures
Of the various activities. Mr.. Gas
voda took the pictures last sum-
mer end they were excellent SO
we are all looking forward to the
second movie.
The Brownies made aluminium
candy dishes. They painted leaves
and other designs found in the
woods on tkeir little trays.
Thursday Is Nature Day in camp
when Mr.. Walter K0rth from the
State Forestry Department visits
to help the Intermediates with
their nature study
Friday is the last day for this
summers session Of Camp We Love
lt. Mrs. Frank Clendaniel, Jr., is
very grateful for all the help and
cooperation she has received. Each
counselor viii receive a picture
Of the camp, taken by Mr.. Vincent
Aeko on Monday This Is small
pay for the time and energy these
parents have given to helm this
worthwhile project be the success
t IS, but when they hear the
youngsters say, Gee. I'm having
fun, they know It is well worth
all they have done for Camp We
Love It.
The youngest Brownies named
themselves the Happy Friendly
Brownies" They were fortunate
IN having Mrs Elizabeth Woodrow
from Frederick, as their Unit
Leaders. Mrs. Doris Jackson and
Mrs. Becky Nevin acted as her
assistants The Brownies in This
unit were Beth Bandy, MarsRa
Townsend, Jean Acko, Judy Jeffer-
son, Jenny Armstrong, Mary Hudez,
Judith Roberts, Dee Ridings, KAY
Freeland, Kathleen Neyins, Evelyn
Biggs, Sharon Marshall, Judy But
Ter, Nancy Griffin, Eileen Kramer,
Carol Dobson and Connie Creed
Peggy Fitchett was a guest OF tits
unit all week, and Jan Bechler
and Mary Sue Greene visited on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Biggs and Mrs.
Doris Ritter from LeWes were the
counselors in the older Brownie
Unit. They called themselves
Cozy Corner Fifteen. The Brown
les IN this unit were Mary Ann
Kitchens, Bonnie Jones, Rachel
Grier, Mary Lou Lankfofd, Bar
Dara McIlvan, Carolyn Kicker.
Judith Fowler. Teena Lundstedt.
Mary Lou Garbutt, Margaret Keene.
Donna Fischer, Carol Woodrow
Cheryl Morris, Janice Reed, and
Pam Butler.
The younger Intermediates call
ed themselves ''The Happy Camp
ers". Their counsel0rs were Mrs.
Charles Lundstedt, Mrs. Ira Car
butt and Mrs. Daniel Petrucci. The
Girl Scouts in this unit were Bev-
erly Argo. Juliana Kassatkin. June
jackson, Norma Lee Hopkins. Nam
cy Clendaniel. Nancy Knicely, Lisa
Corder, Linda Schmidt. Carol Ritz
ter, Sharon Nauman. Elaine Buri-
lngame, Donna Elliott. p. J. Dick
erson, Marsha Prettyman. Virginia
boyce, and Nancy C0nard.
The unit called Camp Morning
sun were the oldest girls in
camp under the leadership Of Mrs
w G. Nauman with Mrs. Naude
Elliott, Mrs. Pearl Hopkins and
Florina Sanderson, a Senior Scout
Who helped as a Junior Counselor.
The girls IN this unit were Doris
Feyl Rose Woodrow, Patsy pal
mer, Wanda Holiday. Doris Tat
man. Betty Ann Pugh, JacaueIine
Phillips Joan Jensen and Edna
Chandler.
The camp nurse. Mrs Irwin
Harder. deserves a lot Of credit
Tor the excellent job she has done
tor our camp At the time Of this
writing, the nurse is happy to re-
port that a little mercressin on a
LeM scratches and cmLa were ali