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with— Ruffled necks or Plain
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COMMUNITY CHEST ENDORSES
6IRL SCOUTS
The Girl Scouts, one of Palmer’s
two youth services, enters the Ghest
for’the first time this year. Mrs.
Ed Bloxn, Leader of Troop 11, de
scribes their activities as follows:
There arc two troops of Intermedi
ate Girl Scouts in Palmer. Both
troops were organized this year
Troop 11 in April, the new troop in
September, membership is open to
any girl of ages ten to fourteen
inclusive. At present there are
openings in both troops. Any girl
who wishes to join should visit the
troop of her choice and give her
name to the leader.
These troops are sponsored by the
P.T.A., and operate under a Troop
Committee. Members of the Troop
Committee are Mrs. Bill Roark,Chair
man; Mrs. Margaret Cope and Mrs.
Betty.Hears. The Palmer Troop Com
mittee is a branch of the Anchorage
Council, which is included in the
Twelfth Regional Bivision, Called
"Big Tree1', which includes Washing
ton, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska. Re
gional Divisions belong to the Na
tional Girl Scout organization,
which in turn is affiliated with
the International organization of
Girl Scouts and Guides.
The purpose of the scout program is
to help give the girls of our com
munity the* kind of citizenship train
ing that will make a better "worId /r
for all youth. The Promise, made
by each girl when she is invested
as a scout, is: "On my honor I will
try to do my duty to God and my
i country; to help other people at
j all timo^; to obey the Girl Scout
laws." '■‘■hose laws promote honor,
loyalty, friendliness, helpfulness,
courtesy, kindness, obedience,cheer
fulness, thrift, and clean living.
The girl who acquires the habit of
being a good scout is the finest
citizen a community can have.
Activities of a troop fall into e
lovtn classes, as for example, Arts
and Crafns, Health and Safety, In
ternational Friendship, Out-of-Poors
The emphasis, is on vr rticipation,
not on solo performance.
CHURHSS HAVE SON
Hr. and Mrs. John Ghurch of Palmer
ar~ the proud parents of a son,born
October 29th at the Valley Hospical.
He has been named John Henry Jr. era
weighed 8 lbs. 14 oz. at birth. The
young man is the first grnnd child
of John Ghurchee of Wa3illa. He is
the second grand child of Hr. and
Mrs, Otto Feterson of Palmer.