Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Girl Scout News

Troop leaders and committee
members are urged 10 attend an inn
portant Neighborhood Asso. meet
ing on Wednesday, March 18th, at
p. m. You will be notified of the
meeting place by your troop con-
sultant. Miss Dorothy Gambler,
field director for this area, will be
present
Most of our girls of Troop No.
7S had to cook something for a
service project, 50 we decided to
invite to our Scout Meeting our
friends in the community who, in
some way, had helped US. We made
up list of twenty, which is the
number of girls in our Troop. 1t
was decided that seventeen cakes
and four boxes OF cookies be made.
The baked goods made a very
colorful table at our Scout Meet
ing on Monday night, March 9Th.
There were chocolate cakes, COCO
nut cakes, white cakes, cakes with
fancy icing, and even one cake cut
in the shape of a Girl Scout Trefoil.
The friends to whom we gave
thanks are:
The Kiwanis Club. our sponsor,
for providing us with such a nice
place to hold our meetings and So
cials. We also thanked them for
doing a fine job in working with
other boys and girls in our COM
munity.
Mrs Dot Lundstedt, our neigh
hnrhnnd oh a nj. q n 70 hnIAfnor hn
troop together and bringing us
news from council.
Mrs. Lynn Jones, troop consul
tant, for reminding our leaders of
Scout and community events.
Mrs. Audie wilkins, Girl Scout
Reporter, for compiling and seeing
that our news gets to the Chron-
icle. Thank you for your time and
effort.
Milford Chronicle, for publishing
our news in a special Scout column.
Mrs. Florence Appel, we thank
you for serving as cookie chairman
in our community, and quite job
1t must have been.
Mrs. Janice Collins, troop trea-
surer, you have done a fine Job on
our two Embarrassing campaigns
The records you kept we realize
was not an easy task.
Mr.. Bob Wink helped us a great
deal on our cookie sale by letting
us use the Acme Market as q place
to sell cookies. We hope that we
didn't cause you too much trouble.
Mrs. Mildred Hoey, for providing
us a place to work on our float.
for the use of the farm wagon, and
the refreshments you served. We
thank you and Mr.. Hoey. Il
Mrs. Wilbert Galloway, we thank
you for lending us the grass that
helped our float win first prize in
the Halloween Parade.
Mrs. Charles Kicker, we thank
you for doing some of our shopping
at the Air Base. The wiser our
money is spent the more we are
able to do.
Mr.. r. c. Endress and Mr.. Ted
Townsend, we thank you for pro-
viding US with transportation
either to or from our camping trip.
Mrs. Cross Jefferson, we thank
you and Mr.. Jefferson for the ice
cream and cake you brought to
camp on Saturday night. You must
have known our girls always like
to eat.
Mrs. Sara Kirby, we appreciated
your and Mr.. Kirby's coming to
camp and going to church in
Georgetown with soDse of us.
Mrs. Hayes, whe1 we had Girl
Scout Dinner you very generously
offered to help in the preparation.
Even though you have no girls in
our troop you make very nice
Girl Scout friend. Thank you.
Mr.. Parker Hitch, you helped us
get our Adventurer Badge by TAX
ing US on hike and explaining the.
compass. We thank you also for
being a chaperone on our camping
trip.
Mr.. GLAND Evans. you helped us
in getting our Campcraft Badge by
giving US pointers on fire building,
showing us how to whip a rope
and do lashing. We also thank you
for going to Redden State Lodge
with US.
Mr.. Oscar Bailey, State Forest
Ranger, you made our thanks eve-
ming complete by coming from