Anne Claseman was selected to go on the Scout Amtrak Trip to Kansas City where Senior Scouts there will entertain them for the week-end and show the city to their St. Louis counterparts. Anne has also been on two camping trips this fall with younger troops.
Kim and Karen Thomas and Monet Topps volunteered to demonstrate the new voting machines to citizens of St. Louis County at a shopping center. The Board of Election Commissioners in the county asked the Scouts to assist them at 9 county shopping centers on Oct. 11 & 18 to acquaint citizens with the vote recorders before the Bond issue election on Oct.21.
Darlene and Denise Fleming plan a monthly program for the children of Grace Church choir members who attend a choir workshop on Sunday afternoon. The very young children have play-care while the older ones have a variety of craft projects. Monet Troops cares for two children in the nursery every Thursday night while their parents (4 of them) are at choir practice.
Judy and Karen Grady have been assisting with the Brownies on Saturday mornings.
Several of the girls are applying for the National Opportunity called “Soul Haritage” in New York City, July 18-31, 1976.
November 8 is a Leadership Development Conference at F.P.C.C. in celebration of International Women’s Year.
Did you know that Nov. 15-23 is “Garbage Zero Week?” This is the WHAM Culminating event. (World Hunger Awareness Mission)
Senior Scouting is what each girl makes of it herself. And a lot they are doing!
Originally published in The Paper, November 1975.
Read this article in the original newspaper issue.
Archival transcription note: The printed report uses “Monet Topps” and later “Monet Troops”; both are retained. The opportunity name appears as “Soul Haritage”; no spelling correction is inferred.
Original source: SD_Times1975_11.pdf, printed page(s) 4; PDF page(s) 4.
