X*AV»■ ,v.%y.w..w■X**XXv-V.'Mv\S*fW,6|p iv/'AV '• AA\Wi'.V.mm.itfff«WivSpMHf^AV$5SEft£3taWaterloo Daily Courier, Waterloo, IowaNEW UNIFORMS bring Junior and Cadette Girl Scouts into today's world of fashion with their mix and match adaptabiii-«Ltv. Modeling the uniforms are from left, Michelle Akers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Warren Akers of 1224 Evergreen Ave.; and Laura Kephart, daughter of Mrs. Donna Kephart of 1109 Ansborough Ave., both Junior Scouts, and Corinne Meihost, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Meihost of 1760Corning Ave., and Linda Sandstoe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Sandstoe of 1236 Sylvia, both Cadettes. {Courier Photo by Wayne HerdJicka)See Look of Today in New Scout UniformsConestoga Council of Girl Scouts lias announced a new “dressed for action” fashion look with the introduction of new uniforms for pre-teen Junior and teenage Cadette Girl Scouts.For Juniors the new uniform gives a choice of 12 individual looks, all official.The five mix and match separates include a jumper,slacks, shorts, all in leaf green; a forest green ribbednylon body suit and a white blouse with printed greentrefoil stripes. Accent colors show up in a red v-tab tie, reversible green and red beltand matching belt purse.To display insignia, there's a newly designed narrower contoured badge sash.The six separates of the new Cadette uniform are jumper, slacks and tunicNoverblouse, all in dark green rib knit; a long sleeve soft yellow blouseprinted with lemon trefoil stripes, a bright yellow ribbed bodysuit and a dark green felt vest to take on all official insignia.The six mix and match components add up to over 15 different official outfits.The introduction of the newJunior and Cadette uniforms this fall completes the wholenew fashion look for all Girl Scout age groups. In spring,1971, new Adult and Senior Girl Scout uniforms werebrought out and in spring, 1973, Brownies got their new uniforms.