Milford chronicle., 1956-08-31
First Week Of 4-H
Camp Was Big Success

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followed the hunt and was enjoyed
by all.
Thursday night was Stunt Night
and each tribe competed in doing
unusual stunts as well as original
ones. These stunts showed a lot of
originality and really provided
amusement and fun for the audi
ence as well as the participants.
/ Friday night was High Council
Night. All the tribes marched sill
emily to the Council Circle where a
camp fire was burning. This pro-
vided more of the serious side of
this week of camp life. There was
also amusement and fun, too. The
several tribes presented their
songs, yells and stunt of the pa
triotic or religious nature. Joe
Workman was selected as the Spir-
it of the Camp of 1856. Wayne Eli
OFT, Norma Galloway, Bud Robb,
and Marcia Seeger were selected
as the four braves to represent the
four H's-Head, Hands, Heart, and
Health.
The announcement was made that
the Delaware Tribe had won the
most points and were the victors
for this first week of the 1856 All
Camp.
The Council ended with a candle
light service which was very i'm
pressive. The Spirit of the Camp
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of the Council fire. In turn he
lighted the candles of the 4-H's.
They in turn lighted the candles of
the entire camp. The entire group
marched to the edge of the lake
singing Follow the Clean. Then
the candles of the spirit and the
braves were towed by boat out into
the lake while the group stood on
the shore with their lighted candles
and said the prayer. Some of the
Alters returned home with their
parents who had attended this
serious ceremony. The rest re-
turned on Saturday morning.
This week another group attend
ed this Camp.
Those attending last week were:
Delaware Tribe-Milton Jarmon,
John Yerkes, Zane Robinson, Patsy
Hayes, Sharon Johnson, Betty Jean
Culver, Marylu Grossnickle, Caro-
lyn Hickman, Connie Hill, Barbara
Moore, Marcie Seeger, Roberta See
ger, Jean Ann Tucker, Lex Helm
old, Richard Bennett, Vaughn Eli
oft, Frank Nelson, James Thornes,
Beverly Hare, Barbara Moore,
Danny Anstine, Robert Guenveur,
James Steller.
Susque Tribe-Joyce Carpenter,
Ruth Ann Yerkes, Carole Reynolds,
Nancy Wright, Wayne Elliott, Josh
ua Messick, Phillip Messick, Melvin
Mumford, Charles Mumford, Wayne
Pepper, Jack Spicer, Norma Lee
Galloway, jeanne Hastings, Diane
Hopkins, Alma Mae Knowles, Bar
bara McIlvaine, Mary Ellen Sam
mons, Joan Stevens, Carl Schau-
mann, Paula Case, Myrtle Street,
William Ferguson, Richard Fink
biner, Donna FAIRIES.
Cherokee Tribe-Dorothy Gross
nickle, Carol Hammond, Sandra
Jones, Pat O'Day. Betty Jean
Smith, Elisa Capehart, Norma Jean
Robb, Francis Webb, John Benson,
Donald Currey, Eugene Currey,
Richard Strauss. David Marsh, Ken
meth Marvel, Kay Heinold, Mary.
Louisa Davis, Kai Schaumann. Rob
ert Wample, Janet Hetzell, Kath-
leen Patterson, Nancy Dillon,
Kenny Wilson, Lloyd Teitsworth.
Seneca Tribe-Betty Moore, Alan
Beldyk, Rodney Derikson, Allen
Reynolds, Gradella Ennis, Maxine
George, Janet King, Carol Num-
ford, Janet Smith, Billy Hopkins,
Howard Layton, Edward Simpson,
Saralee Webb, Sylvia Capehart,
Shirley Davis, Alice Wright,
Blanche Webb, Edward Strauss,
Bud Robb, Wayne Morris, Wayne
Hammond, Danny Marsh.
Big Feet Tribe-Stella Counsel
man, Maurice Field, Sylvia Field,
Milmo Fox, Sam Gwinn, Lois Kors-
lund, Marion Macdonald, Bernar-
dine Patterson, Joe Workman, Sue
Harman, Eugene Kelechava, Tom
Spackman, David Williams.