Milford chronicle., 1959-02-27

that Judy Jefferson left camp due
to sore throat, and that Bonnie
Hoey couldn't be with us due to
illness.
Sue Kirby
Our Adverturer Badge required
that we take a hike and show good
manners on the road. This we did
with the help of Mr.. Hitch and the
compass. 1t was sunny and quiet
IN the woods We collected acorns,
oak leaves, and pine cones. We all
made out fine until Mr. Hitch told
us that we had walked four miles,
then we were all so very tired.
Pam Erdman and
Helen May Parsons
Some of our girls went to Church
N Georgetown with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Kirby and Mrs. Evans. Those
that were left at Camp had very
interesting service. The lesson was
What is Christian" Everyone
entered into the discussion. Then
We studied the Ten Commandments,
which are the laws of a good
Christian. A solo was sung by our
guest, Kathy Jefferson
Bonnie Jones
Mr.. Oscar Bailey, a Redden For
est Ranger, helped US with our
Conservation Badge by giving a
very interesting talk. He told us
about his job, the value of a State
Forest, and the history of the
lodge We are hoping to visit fire
-ower in the near future We then
asked such questions as: What
plants in our State can never be
1icked? Are snakes and hawks
helpful to man? What birds are
protected by the State? We all
learned the Conservation Pledge.
Carolyn Kicker
The following badges were re-
ceiVed at a Court of Awards: Jen-
ME Armstrong, My Community,
Hospitality, Dabbler, Adventurer,
and Campcraft; 10 Ann Collins,
Ny Community, Hospitality, Cook,
Adventurer, and Campcraft; Cindy
Endress, Hospitality, Adventurer,
and Campcraft; Marjorie Fisher,
Hospitality, Adventurer, and Camp
craft; Barbara Hitch, My Com
munity, Hospitality, Cook, Adven-
Iurer, and Campcraft; Bonnie
Jones, Homemaker and Dancer;
Sue Kirby, My Community, Hospi-
tality, Trees, Adventnrer, and
Campcraft; Sandra Ninezenheltzer,
My Community, Hospitality, Cook,
Adventurer, and Campcraft; Caro-
lyn Kicker, Life Saver. Bird, Cat
and Dog, Swimmer, First Glass
Badge; Marsha Townsend, My Com
munity, Hospitality, Adventurer,
and Campcraft; Dona West, My
Community, Hospitality, Cook, Ad-
venturer, and Campcraft.
Next week Court of Awards
will be held during the opening ex-
ercises for the five girls who have
earned badges.
Barbara Hitch
Troop SO has taken over the job
of Radio Reporter until April.
Girl Scout Troop No. 83 of Mil
ford met at the New Century Club
on Wednesday, February 4, at
700. Plans for the table decora-
tions to be used at the Mother and
Daughter banquet were discussed
We also talked about the things
we will have in the Girl Scout
booth at the Hospital Fair We
voted to change our meeting time
to 7:30 on Wednesday evening.
Patrol No. 8 served refreshments
to the other girls, which they en-
joyed
Members present at this meeting
were: Kay Maull, Chris Homan,
Kathleen Nevin, Aileen LaMorge,
Dee Ridings, Colleen Teare, Ann
Hickman, Sharon Appel and Troop
Leader, Mrs. Elizabeth Homan.
Scribe. Aileen LaMorge
In January Brownie Troop I80
visited Hollands Greenhouse, a
trip very much enjoyed. Now the
girls have completed baskets made
of popsicle sticks and plenty of
glue. These are very attractive
baskets which can be used for
fruit, nuts, plants. ETC., and which
were especially made for their mo-
theirs for Valentines Day.
Congratulations to the Girl Scout
leaders and troop cookie chairmen