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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1971
Page
7
A community notice invites involvement from GAL SCOUT WEER and local centers including Tempo Jack, HH Food Centers, Weerts Booticher, Buck's Shoes, MoorMan Mfg, Dale Electronics, Prokupek Shoe Shop, Fairacres Dairy, and assigns Mrs. Ivan Schmidt as CITY CO-ORDINATOR.
The article highlights Girl Scouts adopting Action Awareness for the 1970s, focusing on environmental improvement and youth participation in planning. It praises 3.5 million girls shaping tomorrow's adults and notes 59th anniversary wishes for continued youth development nationwide.
The document names multiple troop leaders and assistants across Troops 25, 27, 31, 32, 36, 40, Sis, 109, 110, and 33. It lists Mrs. William Fulton as Neighborhood Chairman and credits Nina Penfield, R. W. Theilen, Robert Snow, Don Hull, Leonard Logston, Robert Malmstrom, James Wenthoff, Dennis Podany, Roy Nyffetor, Dick Alt, Charles Morse, Frank Laske, Gene Tarezon, Virgil Tenpleton, William Yates, Sis em White, J. L. Justice, Darrell Grassmeyer, Gale Dievberger, Jack Lasley, Lyle Wolfe, Louis Kula, and Melvin Wiese as leaders or assistants.
A community roster lists troop leaders and assistants including Mrs. Gene Kneiser and Mrs. Cliff Lambrecht for Troops 28, 30, 42, 194, 293, 35, 46, 140, 297, 143, 327, 335, 363, 365, 400, 440 along with sponsor names such as Bernt Sporting Goods Crew's Tire Service Inc and merchants like Miessler Brug Store and First National Bank. Local businesses including Behlen Manufacturing Co and Riley Motors are named among sponsors and participating organizations.
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