The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 12

4 and friends Sgt Ure entered the Camp Director 1a HE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 24 1945 Plenty of Fun Awaits Girl Scouts at Camp They Aid Allied Cause army February 1942 and embarked later that same year for Australia and New Guinea He has been on duty with the air corps for three years He arrived here by boat from New Guinea and will report to Santa Ana Calif for further assignment Sgt Ure was attending Weber college at the time of his enlistment and is a graduate of Weber high school where he was active in sports He wears the presidential unit citation Pvt Wayne Barnard son of Mrs Leona Barnard 1167 Twenty-fourth arrived home June 18 for a 13-aay luriougn trom Moody field Ga He entered the air co: April 15 1944 Lieut Donald Berry son of Mr and Mrs George Berry Har-risville was home on leave after six months overseas with the Eighth air force He was recently promoted to first lieutenant He is co-pilot on a B-24 Liberator His crew was made lead crew and received a commendation from General Hap Arnold Lieut Berry wears the air medal with one oak leaf cluster and presidential unit citation After spending two weeks visiting his parenti and relatives here and in Idaho he left for Nevada with his wife the former Peggy Brodie Berry of Los Angeles She had been visiting his parents here for the past six weeks Lieut Berry will report to Fort Douglas July 30 for further duty AC Rulon Rosdahl 23 son of Mr and Mrs A Rosdahl 2246 Jackson was commissioned a second lieutenant in the army air Pvt Barnard trained at Ft Dout las reception center Amarillo Tex Traux field Wis Chanute field 111 Scott field 111 Lake Charles! La and Moody field Ga Lt Berry Lt Rosdahl He is a graduate of Ogden high school where he was a lieutenapt in the He will return to Moody field as a radio mechanic Ariel Frederick 'Greenie' Comes 1 To Red Cliff Emerges a Vet Among the hundreds of girls who attend camp year after year there are always newcomers and it is interesting to observe the transition faom novice to seasoned veteran I Let's! follow a Girl Scout through a wee at camp Mary Jane is an average newcomer and we find her at the bus stop with dozens of other girls surrounded mounds of bedjiing luggage spare articles of clothing and what not There is noisy confusion while last minute checking and loading take place Mary Jane is apathetic She is beginning to wonder why she wanted to go to camp at all There jisn't a familiar face except one oif two ladies from the scout office The tbus is loading Mary Jane hesitatfes then kisses Mama bids a tearful farewell to brother and the dcfi who came to see her off boardsf the bus and squeezes into a seat with two girls a bundle a pair? of galoshes two coats and a huge straw sombrero The ride is uneventful Mary Jane can't seem to enter into the spirit of the thng at all She knows all the songs that are bealg sung but somehow they have acquired a just an exuberance that is new to her As the bus turns off the highway and nears camp she perks up a bit and then there she is in thefmiddle of a clearing being unceremoniously disgorged along with (Jozens of shrieking Coman-ches and bedding rolls Mary Jane is at Cfamp Red Cliffe Things Happen Fast Things happen fast after that first qhaotic moment "Mary Jane is assigned to a unit and installed in a pent with five other girls: There! is scarcely time to unpack her bidding before the gong for dinnef rings A subtle change has taken! place in Mary Jane's out lorces at graduation exerciaes June 6 after completing bombardier training at Carlsbad field New Mexico He also received instruction in dead reckoning and pilotage navigation Lieut Rnsdahl entered the serv Treddie'to Head Staff at Camp Miss Ariel Frederick will once Nazi Air Photos Seized BERCHTSGADEN June (AP) The 101st airborne division it was revealed today has located and-seisped huge wooden packing cases containing the luftwaffe's complete air photo reconnaissance records of tihe war The find comprises hundreds of thousands of photographs taken from before the start of the war until almost 1 Ens Hinchcliff 1c Nalder end It was located in an old well in the basement of an Alpu ice in May 1943 He received basic training in anti-aircraft artillery at Camp Stewart Ga and later transferred to the air force in November 1943 under the cadet program receiving his training at Keesler field Miss University of Minnesota Minn Minter field and Santa Ana Calif He is a graduate of the AAF flexible gunnery school at Kingman Ariz He recently spent a week's furlough in Ogden and has reported again chart the course for a successful season at Camp Red Cliffe Miss Frederick affectionately known as "Freddie" to hundreds of Girl Scouts throughout the inter-mountain area will bring to Camp Red Cliffe the benefits of her national training and her experience farmhouse The records are in first-class shape STAY COOL THIS SUMMER in camp management DacK to Carlsbad army air neia She has directed camp for sev- for further assignment" eral seasons and her name heading His wife is the former Marie the staff spells a delightful sum Leonard 873 Binford Ensign Hinchcliff Jr USN son of Mr and Mrs Lester Hinchcliff 2857 Van Buren is home on two weeks' leave after graduating from the Naval academy at CARNIVAL SPIRIT AROUND THE POOL Once every week the Girl Scouts at Red Cliffe stage a bit of horse play to balance thefother activities Above is a fashion show in a manner decidedly not what the well-dressed Scout will wear at camp Lower view proves riding is one of the most popular pastimes at Camp Red Cliffe Above is a Girl Scout riding class ready to begin the day's lesson Girls learn to re- main on the hurricane deck of these patient creatures in a very short time Sj i She's Chairman Annapolis Md June 6 He received a degree and was commissioned an ensign USN Ensign Hinchcliff graduated from Ogden high school in June 1939 and from Weber college in June 1941 He was a member of the Excelsior club He was appointed to the naval academy by Rep Walter Granger in August 1942 He was active in track and boxing He is a member of the Twenty-third ward and will sing two solos at six o'clock Sunday evening The ward is at Twenty-ninth and Quincy The public is invited Mr and Mrs Phil Nalder 765 West Twenty-fourth will hold open house Sunday ai their home from two to eight in honor of their son 1c Larin Nalder Seaman Nalder a graduate of Davis high school entered the navy Sgt Ure Pvt Barnard September 1942 and left for duty in April 1943 He was cook on a ship in the Atlantl later serving in the Pacific He arrived here the first of June and will spend a 30-day leave with his parents and family His wife and small daughter Barbara reside with her parents in Orem Seaman Nalder has a brother Emmett with navy somewhere in the Pacific He will report to Bremerton Washington for further assignment Sgt Bert Ure son of Mrs Violet Ure 2600 Adams is spending a 30-day furlough with his mother W1IH ttUIIULI I Jf Eniov vear 'round comJorTl mer to all Scouts who have attended camp under her friendly helpful supervision says the council The staff members are as follows: Assistant director Ruth (Casey) Greenwood field secretary for local office camp cook Mrs Mathis of Willard assisted by senior Scouts riding instructor Mary Beth (Terry) Wheeler assistant Georgia (Andy) Anderson waterfront director Zona (Teddy) Mc-Culloch arts and crafts Evelyn Yamaguchi in charge of supplies and assistant to unit leaders in instruction nature leader Barbara (Bumble) Mays Salt Lake City song leader at campfire Carol Anderson games and dancing Jean Simpson Logan dramatics Edna Jean Linklater Salt Lake City unit leaders Cottonwoods Mrs Wann of Logan will be camp mother assistants to Mrs Wann Martha Lu (Muffy) Kuhlmann Katherine White Jean Simpson Joan Harrison Quaker unit leader Millicent Daines assisted by Georgia Anderson Willow unit leader Joan Lingenfelter Salt Lake City assisted by Mary Beth Wheeler Rangers unit Mrs Catherine James Provo assisted by Chiyoko Yamaguchi Others assisting at the camp at intervals will be Anne Welsh Mrs Ernest Flaim of Helper Utah and Mrs Winona Woods of Tooele Each of these staff members has had several years of experience by insulating now Zono lite is clean light fire proof vermin-proof and Camp Red Qiffe Begins 25th Consecutive Year Of Operation on Monday Camp Red Cliffe Girl ScduHfied Red Cross first aid instruc-playground in heautifui Soulth tor in camp at all times a cer-Fork canyon will begin its 2Sth tified Red Cross life saver will consecutive season Monday Juhe be in charge of all swimming: a 25 Girl Scouts in this area 3re i trained experienced staff member fortunate in having a summer caifrp will supervise all riding and a offering so much in the way Jof car will be kept at camp for healthful recreation emergency transportation The camp provides swimming Bes Food Obtainable horseback riding and games sifch i Food will be of the best ob-as archery baseball badminton tamable and the water supply together with arts and crafts ifa- will be laboratory -testec at xn-ture study outdoor cooking hk-1 tervals A health certificate signed ing and dramatics Each acttv- by the family physician must ac- permanent AVERAGE HOUSE COSTS look She is suaaemy ax eae know! at least ten girls by their first name knows the nicknames of the staff enjoys her dinner enormously and goes back to the tent jfor an hour's rest Later there! is a meeting of the entire unit knd each tent group chooses a leakier Mary Jane is amazed and delighted to be the one chosen Mary Jane tours the camp become! familiar with rules and regulations is assigned to a Kamp Kaper which means that she does her share of work Her particular duty is to gather wood for the cfampfire circle break it and stack lit neatly by which task she jaecorijies a "Woodpecker" It is evening and supper follows the flag ceremony after which Mary! Jane attends her lust camp-fire jcircle This is by far the most thrilling thing that has happened to Mary Jane up to this point! She joins in the singing with fall the exuberance that was lacking earlier in the day Tired and sleepy after the last song is sujng Mary Jane crawls into her Sleeping bag and is lulled to sleep by the sound of the river Plenty of Fan Activity The! days follow a delightful pattern jof fun and activity Mary Jane swims rides plays baseball and badminton learns to make all ONLY A ffc(H ABOUT DO IT YOURSELF WITH ZONOLITE $120 PER SACK am itv being supervised by trained company eacn scout application PIANOS FOR SALE! Two fine players two uprights one grand Reasonably priced See Mr Summerhays 352 24th St Monday Only from 6:30 to 8 Girls sleep on metal beds with competent staff members Tia rOR-DUlLPtk Kfc I vnUIVfd 7470 WALL AW? 974 Every -effort will be madejto safeguard the health and well being of each girl during her stay at camp There will be a ceti- sorts of things and loves every minute of it She feels safe ajnd secure because there is alwiys someone on hand to take care of things such as a waterfront director to supervise swiming a springs and mattresses in tents with concrete floors There will be six girls to a tent and from four to six tents to a unit Scouts are assigned to units according to age groups At least three staff members will be in charge of each unit Patrol System Used The camp is run on the patrol system whereby each takes her turn at camp duties called camp kapers The fun and friendly rivalry make the tasks welcome Each group is aptly named such as "Woodpeckers" whose job is to gather wood for the campfire circle "Sammy Sweep-ups" who clean floors in the dining room "Johnny Jump-Ups" set tables serve food and clear tables "Miners" wash and replace cutlery 'Drizzles" clean shower houses "Drips" clean the craft room and wash room in the trading post Ranger Unit Again Will Be Featured The Ranger unit inaugurated last year and enthusiastically received by senior scouts will again be featured Composed of twelve to fifteen young adults with primitive camping experience the Rangers may expect new thrills and adventures under the directorship of Mrs Catherine James of Provo Utah Mrs James is new to the staff at Red Cliffe but she is well qualified to pilot the Rangers through a successful season being an ardent out-of-door enthusiast and student of nature Daughter ot a forest ranger she has spent a large part of her life in the open and has acquired a fund of nature lore She is eagerly awaiting her season at Camp Red Cliffe itdLfafai When Joe Comes Name Again SUPPLY CHIEF Mrs 1- rum chairman of the camp committee and Mrs Fred A Kuhlmann assistant chairman form the quartermaster corps for Camp Red Cliffe Their is the task of keeping supplies rolling in attending to a maze of detail and perhaps more important to the Scouts delivering the mail Much of the success of the camp is due to their untiring efforts Campfire Climaxes Day's Activities The highlight of any day at Camp Red Cliffe is the nightly campfire Here after supper the girls gather in a circle around the leaping fire their eager faces glowing in its light Sometimes there are stories or skits but always there are songs deai to the Plenty of Coal! 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Beat Spring Canyon Coal Stove Lump $925 (5 tons $2700) Laiige Nut $840 (3 tons $2450) Stoker Slack $650 (3 tons $1900) Coarse Yard Slack 700 (3 tons $2000) 6 Sticks of Wood $200 ALL DELIVERED Steed Coal Co I 230 West 21st Street Dial 2-6294 or 6232 This Time Stay New Electric Servants director- of riding classes whose job it is to keep you right side up on a horse someone else who understands all about scratches and cut just everytning £he knows everyone and has maide friends of the whole camp Sunday comes too soon Mafry Jane must go home on Monday But what a different Mary Jane She has changed from white to red to brown -in a short week There are a few new frecklfes Her nose is peeling a bit She is minus a bit of cuticle because she wore only thin slacks for riding instead of levi's or riding breeches She has a nicked finger an assignment of mosquiio bitles and a scratch or two but She wears them proudly As a matter of fact she wouldn't trade them for a double dip chocolate malted She is a seasoned veteran Boys" carry supplies to Can Be Yours ajtafc: Sfcfct'- jSf heart of every Girl Scout Young the kitchen from the Runners" keep the grounds free from litter and trash "Chipmunks" empty all waste baskets and burn the trash in the incinerator "Tin Snips" prepare empty tin cans for salvage and "Cut-Up" pare and cut vegetables for the noon meal These duties give each girl a sense of responsibility and pride in the maintenance ot the camp The comaraderie and friendly cooperation existing between leaders and scouts the manner in which they work and play together the useful knowledge they acquire and the benefits they receive from fresh air and sunshine all go to make any week at Camp Red Cliffe an enjoyable one voices lift in harmony and melody is carried on the breeze which sways the tall trees overhead The shadows deepen Stars gleam above the towering summit of Red Cliffe ageless guardian of the camp Gradually the fir dies to glowing embers and is extinguished Tired happy girls troop off to bed Another adventurous day is done Oft CHaiiL PARAMOUNT FURN MATTRESS CO Riverdale Road Is Now Open to take care of your CLEANING MATTRESS and UPHOLSTERING work Mr Tims will appreciate serving his old and new customers Phone 2-2558 Pays HIGHER Prices for changed to one jar of fruit such as peacheSi pears or cherries since the point value on these items is prohibitive IMAKY? T- Ft USED CARS Now's the Time to Sell! 2 War workers need cars you'll get more for your Sea! moisture out of wall with this towcoct waterproof cement paint Bondex tealt up she tiny cracks and pores- bonds with the wall surface Apply Bondex and enjoy your base easy to apply with brush or spray Camp Cook Wren Is Back Again Girl Scouts who attended summer camp in 1941-42 will remember Mrs Mathis affectionately known as "Wren' who -as camp cook so capably administered to the inner scout She made camp history with her cherry 'pies And any scout fortunate enough to have a birthday during her stay at camp was richly rewarded with a birthday cake Mrs Mathis is again commander-in-chief of the kitchen and vice president in charge of calories and vitamins She is most happy to be back with her scouts and promises plenty of the kind of food girls like even though sugar restrictions may curtail birthday cakes Because of the sugar shortage girls are asked to bring one cup of sugar in a jar or safe container for each week at camp to augment the allotment which is inadequate this year The camp folder requested each girl to bring jam or jelly but since they are unrationed that request has been for Concrete Stone Cement or meter Mock 8 Colors and White HoVsoon? 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