Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-03-11
To Observe Girl Scout Week

Il Scout Week
BY Mrs. Gladys Shay Phone 70
Girl scouts and brownies in
Columbia Falls are joining girls
over the nation this week in OBJ
servance of girl scout week. 1t is
the 43rd birthday anniversary Of
the organization.
There are six troops in Column
bia Falls, and 10 leaders. Heading
girl scout activities is the Girl
Scout Community association.
They're composed of troop leaders
and representatives of organiza-
tons sponsoring troops. Mrs. Mike
O'Connor is association president,
with Mrs. Amy Maher, secretary;
and Mrs. James Cumming, treas
urer. Representatives are from the
Eastside Ladies club, VFW aux
iliary, Business and Professional
Women's club, and the Carpen-
ter's auxiliary.
DISPLAY ITEMS
A window display at Davall
Mercantile Co., depicts examples
of handicraft and projects of the
various troops. Projects provide
activity at troop meetings, and al
so enable girls to earn badges for
higher ranks in scouting.
Next Sunday, each girl scout is
asked to attend the church OF her
choice. In observance of girl scout
| week, girls are asked to wear their
scout uniform that day, il possible,
or at least scarf or pin.
The association met, Monday ev-
ening. Business included discussion
of summer camping. 1t is hoped to
have girl scout association rep
resentatives meet with boy and cub
scout leaders to discuss possible
ties of obtaining a campgrcund for
local camp activities. This would
include day and week camps for
the various scout groups, as well
as site for overnight camp trips
Mrs. Cumming is heading girl scout
phase of this plan.
LIST SCOUTS
Girls in the fifth grade compose
girl scout troop 3. Leaders OF thi!
troop are Mrs. William Lane, Mrs
Mel Ruder and Mrs. Pat Kelly.
Troop members are Sandr;
Barnhart, Dorothy Chapel, Susar
Fish, Joyce Guppy, Patty Harris
Marjorie Hoerner, Sharon Kelly
Sharon Lane, Dorothy Mcdaniel
Patsy Morris, Lorraine Mckinley
4 Barbara Platz, Terry Ritter, Cher
: vi Skyberg, Diane Staley, Marsh
Thacker, Lynda Walker, Mar.
q Catherine Weikert, and Iren
! Wolvington.
! SIXTH GRADERS
Sixth graders have Mrs. Chuc
Hetzer and Mrs. Bob Smith a
! their troop leaders.
e Girls in this troop are Jimmi
{, Sue Connole, 10 Ann Cada, Kal
q Ellen Estensen, Sue Dell Fore
u Paula Gusick, Mary Hanlon, Shei
e la Paradis, and Wanda Smith.
II NEWEST TROOP
Newest troop is composed {
/ seventh grade girls. Troop leader
re are Mrs. Melvin Larson and Mr.
IS Milton La Fortune.
r, Members of this troop incluc
re Maria Collenborn, Leila Dallie
J. Suzanne La Fortune, Susan Mac
n. Donna Mcclure, Carol Schultz, ar
re Susan Wiz.
81 NAME BROWNIES
" Second, third and fourth grat
n girls make up the brownie sco1
ig organization.
= Second grade brownies have s
T. interested mothers as leaders. Thu
are Mrs. Norbert Beaudry, MI
Fay Smith, Mrs. Jack Stedma
Mrs. "Jiggs" Hill, Mrs. Bud War
and Mrs. Ralph Mason.
~ Girls in the troop are Kari
~ Beagle, Carol Beaudry, Les
Bray, Diana Cline, Melanie Ca
=. ter, Janice Dickey, Judy Emerse
~; =, Shirley Fulton, Sherry Hill, Bonr
- Hula, Carol Hazelwood, Barba
VI Hula, Linda K. Johnson, Rot
N' Konen, Susan Knapton, Darle
-. Loveall, Nadine Larson, Linda M
80 son, Janet Murphy, Faye Pears
- Sherry Raines, Sandra Schillil
M JEANNE Schneider, Starr SIX
10 berg, Linda Smith, Susan Ste
- - man, Linda Sonnenberg, Bonn
10 Shanks, Mary Stallings, Marga
~ Walker, Edna Wales, and Jan
~ Ward.
ID THIRD GRADERS
=; Leaders of the third grs
~ brownies are Mrs. Roy Rick
-. Mrs. Bud Barnes, Mrs. Sam Be-
s shas and Mrs. Lawrence Rude
~ Troop members are Lyndelle A
~, ~ bert, April Apgar, Verlaine Bal
- hart, Kathleen Bruey, Helen Be-
49, shas, Bonnie Barnes, Vicki B.
81 gen, Betty Cain, Janice Cole
ia ia born, Shirley Hoerner, Shere
20 Helseth, Annette Ivers, Renee M
OF low, Ruth Rasmussen, Pam
1rs Hickey, Carol Rude, Linda R
So Susan Schrock, and Linda Schu
,n FOURTH GRADE
I;nn' Fourth grade girls are brow
40 scouts until their "fly-up" ce
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