Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
Girl Scout News

Mrs. O'Neal johnson, an Edex
Trainer Of Chevy Chase, Md, was
a guest of the Peninsula Girl Scout
Council and gave spot" training
to the board members and Volun-
teer Trainers on Monday and Tues
day, November 8 and 8.
Monday night, the district chair
men and other board members met
in the council Office from 1880 to
lO;3O p. m, to receive specific in
structiOn relating to their jobs.
Tuesday from 10 a. m. to 2:3O
p. m, the full board was in attend
ance to receive training in the
phases of their specific jobs and
the relationship of each functional
committee and Office to the board.
Tuesday night the volunteer
trainers of the council met with
Mrs. Johnson to learn new trends
in training. The volunteer trainers
are Mrs. HeTshel Terry, Sr., Dover;
Mrs. Frank Clendaniel, Jr., and
Mrs. Randolph Fisher, Milford;
Mrs. Robert GribbOn, Trappe, Md,
and Mrs. John G. Shannahan, Eas-
ton.
Those attending the board train
ing were Ogden briggs, president;
Mrs. II. Bruce Ayres, troop organ
izatiOn; Mrs. Louis H. White, dis
trict chairman; Mrs. G. A. Nc
Daniel, public relations; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ehinger, district chair
man and camp committee; Mrs.
Edward Turner, staff and office;
Vincent Sapp, treasurer; Mrs. Rob
ert GribbOn, program; Mrs. David
Henry, .Juliette-LOw; Mrs. X.
Thomas Everngam, training; Miss
IllOne G. Schadt, executive direc-
tor; Miss Thelma Nickerson, dis
trict chairman.
The first Of a series of training
sessions for Girl Scouts leaders of
the Peninsula Girl Scout Council
opened in Georgetown on Tuesday,
November 2 with Is in attendance.
Miss IllOne c. Schadt, executive
director, was the trainer for the
basic troop leadership course for
new leaders. The three remaining
sessions were held on November
4, 8 and II. Four hours of outdoor
training will complete the course
at a later date. The sessions were
held in the Wesley Methodist
Church, Georgetown. Leaders from
Milton, Greenwood and George
town were present.
SeafOrd and Dover will be the
next locations for the basic leader
ship courses. These will be as fol-
lows: for Seaford, the sessions will
be held in the st. Johns MethO-
dist Church on November Is, 18,
%, and 80, from 10:30 a. m. to
2:30 p. m. Each person is asked to
bring a box lunch. Registration
application may be made to the
council Office. There is still time
to register for this course.
For the Dover training course,
which will be given by Mrs. Her
shell Terry, Sr., the session will be
on November 16. 18, 80, and Decem-
Der 2, from 1880 p. m. to 10:30 p.
m, in the Presbyterian Church.
Registration for this course is still
open and may be made to the coun-
Gil Office. The Dover city regis
tratiOns are being handled by Mrs.
George Ehinger. district chairman.
All courses listed are for any
member of the Peninsula Girl
Scout Council and not necessarily
for just those in the immediate
vicinity. Choose the location and
time that suits you best and reg
lister Immediately.
A course will be given in EastOn,
Md, beginning in January, the ex-
act dates and place to be annOunc-
ed later Mrs. John G.. Shannahan,
Jr., will be the trainer.
Other courses, workshops and
outdoor training will be annOunc-
ed as they are scheduled VOlun-
teer trainers who will be assisting
in the courses will be Mrs. Robert
Gribbon, TTappe, Md, Mrs. Frank
Clendaniel, Jr., and Mrs. Randolph
Fisher of Milford. These courses
are being set up by the training
committee of the council, Mrs. X
Thomas Everngam, chairman.
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