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Girl Scouts

Senior Girl Scout Troop 2886

March 1975

Karen Grady of the Senior Troop and Beth Bender, a Junior Girl Scout appeared on the Mr. Patches TV program the 14th to tell about Girl Scout Cookie and Cracker sale and to sell him some of each. All Girl Scouts are now taking orders for cookies. They are paid for when delivered. It will be necessary for parents to go with girls on the deliveries judging from the fact that on the day orders were being taken, two girls had their order cards taken from them along with being roughed up. If this happens when they have cards of no value to anyone but the order taker, a plan for delivery must be worked out with parents. Spring will be a busy time with Senior Week-end at Cedarledge, Planning Board annual banquet, the Union Station Day and the Spring Thing. And March is Girl Scout month and Scouts will be expected to attend a church service the 9th of March, at the church which sponsors them, or at their own church if they are sponsored by other organizations.

Originally published in The Paper, March 1975.

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Original source: SD_Times1975_03.pdf, printed page(s) 6; PDF page(s) 6.

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