Milford chronicle., 1963-03-22
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theme. 1t consisted of an Easter
basket containing a Brownie doll,
eggs and spring flowers. Their
place cards were tangerine in
color which is the color of their
uniform ties. This tie, which is
a new addition to our Brownie
uniforms, I think, makes our
Brownies stand out.
Mrs. Willard Jackson works
with Brownies of Troop #45.
These girls will be Flying-Up
and looking forward to our new
program change in the Fall of
1853. They used "Tent Camping"
as an interest point on their
tables, something Pm sure they
are looking forward to. These
girls will not be intermediate
Scouts instead they will be "Jun-
iors".
intermediate Troop 1882,
sponsored by the First Baptist
Church, is one of our largest
troops. Mrs. VIM. Hugg and Mrs.
Robert Porter are co-leaders
with this group of girls. They
had very pretty arrangement
Of flowers and several home
made cakes as their center
pieces. The Scouts made green,
paper carnations which each
Mother wore as her name tag.
Troop #19 of Intermediate
Girls used ftDaffodils" as their
theme. The Daffodil is their
troop crest. The centerpiece was
a low bowl of fresh daffodils
while the place cards had
miniature plastic daffodils on
them. The cupcakes were choco-
late with green and yellow frost
ing, which the girls themselves
made. Mrs. Tom Walls and Mrs.
Alan Boltz are always around to
guide and offer a helping hand to
these girls.
On Tuesday evening the Fell
lowship Hall was again the array
of color from Brownies #83,
Brownies 1867, Brownies 1892,
Intermediates #78, Intermediates
#27 and Seniors 1858.
Brownie Troop #83 used
"Brownte Trefoil" as their
theme. They had large yellow
placemats in the shape of the
trefoil. Stick figure Brownies
were cute on the place cards.
The cake was yellow, green and
white, with trefoil in the mid
die. Mrs. Paul Buehrle finds
working with these girls inter-
esting and reWarding.
Mrs. Donald Horowitz and her
girls Of Brownie troop 1867 had
Summer In the Out Of doors"
for a theme. Their centerpiece
was a camping scene complete
with people, trees and a bird
bath. For dessert they had cho-
cOlate sheet cake with a Tails
man sugar rose on each piece.
Pm sure this Is the rose that
comes close to the colorgof our
Brownie tie. Is
Brownie Troop #492, under the
leadership of Mrs. Dan DohrihgI
and Mrs. Herbert Burbage used
"The Brownies" as theme.
The nut cups had Brownie heads
on them, a Brownie was on the
name card and aBrownie held the I
troop number. Little yellow book
lets containing the troop rooster
and committee were placed in the
middle Of the table. Chocolate
also added to the color I
Of this table setting.
The Kwanis Club sponsors
Troop #78, which is supervised
by Mrs. GLAND Evans and Mrs.
Henry Orkin. These ntermed-
iate's used "Gir1 Scout Yellow"
for their decorations. The nut
cups and name tags were shap-
ed like the trefoil of the Girl
Scouts. The cake was decorated
with the emblem in the middle
and spray Of yellow roses on
each side. The Girl Scout Flower
is "The Girl Scout Rose".
Intermediate Troop #27 meets
at the Lincoln Community Cen
ter, with Mrs. Joseph Campbell.
Their cake was the skirt of doll
which represented "AGirl Scouts
Dream". It is the wish of each