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Girl Scouts

Scouts — Brownie Troop 533

October 1976

The “old girls” will have their first meeting on Monday, Sept. 27 at 3:30 pm. at Grace Church board room. This is for last years girls who are all registered Brownies. Mrs. Couch, Megan (now a Junior) and Bridgid are moving to Germany which leaves a gap in leadership. The Troop will meet with Mrs. McEneny to organize and plan the fall program. Their mothers are asked to attend and to volunteer their specialty to the Troop.

On Monday, October 4, same time and place, girls 7-8-9 years old and in grades 1, 2 or 3 are invited to come with their mothers to hear the “Brownie” story and to decide about joining. Registration for the year is $2 (which includes health and accident insurance for scout activities) and dues are 25c weekly. The number of girls who can come into the troop will be in direct proportion to the number of mothers who can participate.

Originally published in The Paper, October 1976.

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Archival transcription note: Heading prints “BROWNING TROOP 533”; body identifies Brownies.

Original source: SD_Times1976_10.pdf, printed page(s) 6; PDF page(s) 6.

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