Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06
Girl Scout News


You Can Count on Her"-to be
Creative is the theme of Girl
Scout Week, March Sth-14th. Girl
Scout Troop No. SO under the lead
ership Of Mrs. James Homan will
open Girl Scout Week with spe-
cial radio program ON WKSB to-
morrow morning at $50 O. m
Also, make it point to see our
display in the windows of the Bet
ty Gilligan Dance Studio during
Girl Scout Week.
our annual Mother Daughter
Banquet will be held Wednesday
evening March II, in the Calvary
Methodist Church Dining Hall at
$50 p. m. Price of the tickets are
$1.25. Tickets were made by Troop
No. rs under the supervision of
Mrs. Helen Hitch. Girl Scout and
Brownie Troops will have group
singing and good fellowship.
All Troop Leaders are asked to
have their table decorations finish
ed and placed on the table by 800
p. m, on March II. Please have
your ticket money turned in to
Mrs. Helen Hitch no later than
March 10th. We are hoping to have
1000 attendance this year For any
information about the dinner or
tickets, please phone Mrs. Irma
Mcpherson, GA 2-5581.
r.,
Mrs. James Homan
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Troop No. held Father
Daughter covered dish supper in
the Kiwanis Youth Center Build
ing Wednesday, February 25. Fif-
ty-six Fathers and Daughters at
tended and four mothers. Each
Girl Scout made covered dish as
part of her cooking badge. We want
to thank Mrs. Charles Murphy,
chairman for securing the ham,
rolls, etc.; Mrs. B. ]. Tebbins and
Mrs. Eurie Savage, Jr., for OBJ
tanning tables and Mrs. L. L. Fitch
EFT and Mrs. Art Cunning for the
chairs, Everyone had a nice time
and many of the Fathers suggested
we make it an annual affair.
Mrs. Frances Frankel
Mrs. Jeanette Isaacs
Mrs. Irma Mcpherson
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Scout Troop No. 7S: Pam Erd-
man opened our meeting on Feb
ruary 23rd with the flag. salute,
Scout Promise and the singing of
a song. Mrs. Hitch then checked
to see what progress we had made
during the week The Second Glass
Scouts are either taking care of a
pet or roofing a plant. Some of the
girls working on First Glass are
doing cooking, while others are
working on the Homemaker Badge.
We have changed Patrols and
they are: Sprouts-Patrol Leader,
Bonnie Hoeys Asst PL., Sandre
Barbara Hitch, Caro-
lyn Kicker, Susan Kirby, Nancy
Griffith, Marjory Fisher. Bobcats
Patrol Leader, Donna West, Asst
P.L., judy Jefferson. Shirley Pos
ties, Christi Simpson, Cindy En-
dress, Pam Erdman, Bonnie Jones.
Petticoats-Patrol Leader, Pat Du-
Bois, Asst. P.L., Joann Collins,
Helen Mae Parsons, Marsha Town
send, Elsie Jean Clendaniel, Jen-|
ny Armstrong.
The Sprouts are the high patrol
for the week. Cindy Endress is the
high girl for the week.
The folloEing things were dis
1. Social Saturday, February
28th; 2. Mother and Daughter Ban
quet, March IL; 8. Scout Week
Thanks-Watch for more about
this at a later date; 4. Radio Pro-
gran-March 14-Be sure to tune
in at 9:45 on WKSB.
Joann Collins and Sue Kirby
read letters, from their Pen Pals
in Japan. We made designs for
aluminium disks last week and to-
night painted them, The meeting
ended with the singing of taps.
Saturday night Social: The Girl
Scouts of Troop No. 78 want to
thank Boy Scout. Troop No. 102,
under the leadership of Mr.. OIan
Evans, for a very pleasant evening.
The Social was held at the Kiwan-
is Youth Center from 7::30 to 10:00
p. m. The hall was very nicely dec
Grated with blue and gold crepe
paper and multi-colored balloons.
The % Scouts and 4 adults played
Pass the ring, Follow the leader,
Tic-Tac-TOe, Charades and Darts. |
Dancing and refreshments was en-
joyed by ALL
We would like to compliment
Troop No. s, under the leadership
of Mrs. John Mcpherson, on the |
curtains they made and put up in |
the Youth Center. They surely |
make he room seem warm and
coy.
Asst-Ldr., Mrs. Helen Hitch
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On February %, Troop No. 156
invited Mrs. Irma Schurman, RN.,
to give a talk on first aid at our
regular meeting. We are preparing
to go on an overnight camping
trip in June Mrs. Schurman in
structed US in the care of scratch |
es, burns, foreign matters in the
eye and oak and poison ivy. We
were taught how to apply a sling
to broken arm and how to treat
other broken bones that might oc-
cur.
Doreen Lafontaine |
Troop No. 156