The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-30
Girl Scouts AUarded
 Many Merit Badges

Announcement of awards oi merit badges in six troops during the month of March was made yes terday by Miss Edna Weber, Glrl Scout director, with nearly lOt being given out. Registrations fol the first three months of the veal have reached the total of 435 some of the girls registering a' scouts for the first time. Twenty registrations for troop captalns have been issued, "A for leuten- ants and 54 troop committee mem bers.
 The merit badges and other awards were divided by troops as follows: Troop 13 of Christ chapel 31: troop 12 of the Third ConSre- gational church, 10; troop l, Soutn- bury, G.; troop of the First Sap tist church, Il; troop 9 of the First Methodist church, IA; troop l ol Oakville, 20.
 List of Awards
 The complete list of awards for the month is as follows:
 Troop 3
 Captain, Mrs Flora Russell; Ethel Clark, housekeeper; Ger trude Kiessiing. athlete and house keeper: Hedwig Kiessling. athlete and housekeeper; Olga Paris, sec ond class; Viola Nodine, child nurse; Evelyn Rosen, swimmer; Dorothy Schaeffer, scholarship life saver. first aid. second class; Ella Wellington, housekeeper.
 Troop ]
 Captain, Miss Florence Turn bull: Betty Barry, hostess; Rena Bowes, hostess; Dorothy Bottom ley, hostess; Guldane keshian, hostess and musician; Lottie Taller, hostess; Edna Slater, cook. Dorothy Worden, home- maker: Jacqueline Yavecchia. hostess. musician and observer; Agnes Doran, cook.
 Troop l.. SOuthbury
 Captain, Mrs Agra Bennett; in vestiture of two tenderfoot scouts, badges awarded to Ruth Perry as follows: first aid artist, observer, scribe, tree finder, wild flower.
 Troop 12
 Captain, Miss Mildred Turney; Erleen Jamison. handywoman, journalist, star finder, and gold star for perfect attendance; Anna belle Woods, handywoman, star for perfect attendance; Marjorie Lewis, artist: Ruth Davis, second class, observer and first aid. Gold stars for perfect attendance were given to Mary Azunaris, Mildred Dickinson, Ruth Davie, Bernice Downey, Phoebe Gerlaitus, Edythe Jones, Bertha krugelis, Edith Krugelis, Constance Lucas, Vlr- ginia Willard, Ruth Pooler,. Lygia Nainis, Elaine Hemingway. Silver stars for 90 per cent attendance were given to Doris Belvin. Bar bara. Bunting. Anna Codianna, Gladys Erk, Eileen Fitzmaur,ce, Viola Jones, Pauline Weideman, Kay Walters and Regina Russo.
 Troop 1, OakviIie
 Captain, Miss Evelina Hauser; tenderfoot pin given to Ruth Clin- ton; child nurse, Martha Gwiaz- dowski, Mildred Botelle, Marie Boulanger, Ada Hallock, Carolyn Beardsley; first aid, Carolyn Beardsley, Ada Hallock, Martha Gwiazdowski and Mildred Bo- telle; laundress,; Carolyn Beards- ley, Ada Hallock and Martha Gwiazdowski; cyclist, Carolyn Beardsley and Dorothy Olmstead; homemaker and handywoman, Carolyn Beardsley; swimmer, Drucilla Littlehales.
 Troop 13
 Captain. Miss Myrtle West: Lois Seeley, homemaker. housekeeper and homenurse; Barbara Cham berlain, homemaker, musician, .housekeeper and homenurse; Vir- ginia Tappin. homemaker, needle woman and homenurse; Margaret Rogers, homemaker, bird finder and rambler; Pearl Schillins, homemaker, housekeeper, needle woman and homenurse; Doris Lange, musician, 1eedlewoman and homenurse; Marjorie Thorpe, musician; Dorothy Phillips, house. keeper and needlewoman: Ger trude Carew, housekeeper and needlewoman; Ada Beecher. needlewoman and homenurse: Jane Kelsey, homenurse; Miriam Hansen, homenurse; Ruth Reut- ter, homenurse; Dorothy Heyden, homenurse.