dviceJtilesjuestumer ilorn,roup past itary r af-'eats Col-ultz, -Mraud1, ofthuiandLiamGreat Enthusiasm Shown_ . .In Girl. Scout-Life-r-Mr, Harold? ML Saeiey, leader br Troop 1, had' an investiture remiLony-lor-her^glrla-'O^tfKiay mthand on June 21. they will hold a ^b]badges -♦‘,1 lhadbe preseated to the Scouts ha?- 8lag completed their badge work. p Mm Geo. Murphy, Jr.. leader grea of Troop 2, took the following girls to the cabin at Surprise Lake for ,gn' the week-end: Asm Louise Duftie, 2* t Bawy Wolcott; Jean Hoffman, Lorraine Dura, Margaret Talbot, 01 Myra_ Hyde,..and Norma Kiseiy.The trip to the cabin was madeby bus. Miss Fatricla Nichols assisting the leader. --bershts attriri scouts between the .a$*s of IS and 19 have an opportunity to work on a farm this summer through Camp Wendy, Ulster county, N, Y., under the auspices of Hendrik Hudson region 2, Girl Scouts, as a means of alleviating the farm labor shortage. Thereone-month peri odst as frcm June M*' to September 28.■ Fi raa m mi ■ ■■ 1 ■ 1 V V r ffT A a■andafter;4ik--weg,lan-illyZlec-The work will be' farming, and currant, - raspberry^tomato and apple pitting. Howe ve r -there will -be time for_camp craft, swimming, singing, dramatics, and other »«-scouriimise:.tr.the hadsaid first .teem red10Gand son, uppeonlsl pendthe and-9usedcolleback1775. omm stripedrniwhld