Troop 253 Celebrates Bicentennial Year Activities
Girl Scout Cadette Troop 253 meets weekly at Hawthorne School led by Mrs. Rona Wilson Mrs. Ruth Ann Dunn and Senior Scout Susan Rothove. They earned the My Country badge with a visit to Mark Twain Shrine Florida Mo and created stamp posters for a presentation to Junior Troop 260.
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Hawthorne School
Rona Wilson
Ruth Ann Dunn
Susan Rothove
Florida
Cadettes
Mexico
Cadette
Girl Scouts Take Trips in Montgomery City year ahead
Girl Scout Brownie Troop 457 in Montgomery City plans hikes and a cookout at Graham Cave State Park and a visit to Station KREG in Jefferson City. The group, led by Mrs. Sidney Milner and Mrs. Dennis Schroeder, has 13 members and has held previous activities including fall outings, holiday parties, service projects, and badge work such as Hiking and Explorer.
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Montgomery City
Graham Cave State Park
Jefferson City
State Park
Kreg
Sidney Milner
Dennis Schroeder
Plant Kingdom
Badges Serve A Purpose Trio Of Girl Scouts Writes
Tamara Meyer Kallen Tsikalas Becky Wilson and Ann Bramon of McMillan Elementary School Troops 393 and 394 describe how badges foster practical and moral growth. They detail World Games Hospitality Outdoor Cook and Cyclist badges with skits, community visits, and safety lessons.
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Scouts
Tamara Meyer
Kallen Tsikalas
Becky Wilson
Ann Bramon
McMillan
Girl Scouts
Scouts Dress Up Centralia Scouts Dress Up Centralia
Centralia honors Girl Scout Cadette Troop 240 for bicentennial tulip plantings and a city trash-pickup in the business district. The group held a two night campout at Silver Meadows, a six mile hike, art show, Christmas caroling, and a party for Brownies while making valentines for nursing home patients. Future plans include a father daughter style show, grooming clinic, spring bike trip and Bicentennial campout with leaders Mrs Frank Myers, Mrs Charles Angell, and Senior Scout Assistant Robyn Sanders.
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Centralia
Silver. Meadows
Columbia College
Frank Myers
Charles Angell
Robyn Sanders
Girl Scouting Fun Theme By Vitale and Fuemmeler
A brief piece by Tina Vitale and Jane Fuemmeler from Junior Girl Scout Troop 287 celebrates Girl Scouting as enjoyable and active. It highlights campouts hikes parties and a focus on helping others while having fun.
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Tina Vitale
Jane Fuemmeler
Troop 322 Girl Scouts Learn By Serving And Exploring
Girl Scout Brownie Troop 322 led by Donna Lierheimer Pat Keller and Judy Rothove spent the year planting trees building a bird feeder and performing environmental projects. They also Christmas caroled visited Coldwell Nursing Home and learned table setting flag ceremony and safety. They toured police and fire stations joined Thinking Day learning Batik Art and plan a March Banquet a William Woods College weaving demo Capitol Jefferson City Kreg Showtime clinic visit and a Bicentennial parade with mothers Rosemary Pillischarski James Raleigh Judy Mackey Laverne Burnett listed as committee mothers.
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Brownie Troop 322
Donna Lierheimer
Pat Keller
Judy Rothove
Coldwell Nursing Home
William Woods College
Fulton
State Capitol
Jefferson City
Kreg
Showtime
Rosemary Pillischarski
James Raleigh
Judy Mackey
Laverne Burnett
Camps Offer Outdoor Contact To Scouts Traditions
Area Scouts list campout options led by Camp Pin Oak at Lake Ozark State Park offering swimming boating nature and crafts for 62 Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council District Six girls from Mexico Centralia Fulton Auxvasse Montgomery City. Cadette and Senior girls mentor younger scouts while Troops may camp at 12 council sites including Hickory Haven Plunkett Park with plans to enlarge winterize and add facilities.
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Camp Pin Oak
Lake Ozark State Park
Heart of Missouri Girl Scout Council District Six
Mexico
Centralia
Fulton
Auxvasse
Montgomery City
Red Cross
Hickory Haven
Plunkett Park
Centralia Girl Scout Troop 232 Builds Outdoor Skills
Brownie Troop 232 in Centralia spent the year hiking to Chance Gardens for seasonal photos, camping at Silver Meadows, and practicing outdoor safety. They plan another Chance Gardens trip and an overnight campout while also visiting a nursing home, roller rink trip, and caroling around town. Leader Mrs. Gene McKenzie and assistant Mrs. Jim Anderson guide the group during Girl Scout Week activities and events.
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Chance Gardens
Centralia
Silver Meadows
Troop 232
Mexico
Gene McKenzie
Jim Anderson
Troop 265 Brownies Work On Achievement Daisies
Girl Scout Brownie Troop 265 members earn petals toward Achievement Daisies by home projects for mothers. They joined Thinking Day activities, toured Audrain Broadcasting and the Mexico Police Station, caroled at West Plaza, made posters for the Community Chest, and plan their annual banquet on Thursday. Gail McHatton and Mrs. Alice Little lead with Senior Scout Diane Hart assisting.
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Audrain Broadcasting Company
Mexico
West Plaza
Community Chest
Gail McHatton
Alice Little
Diane Hart
Patch Is Troop's Project For 20 Girl Scouts 395
The Girl Scout Brownie Troop 395 plans a seven week project to earn the Bicentennial patch. They will collect old recipes and cook them, gather old photos, tour Mexico's oldest buildings by car, learn Betsy Ross flag drawing, and visit Audrain Historical Museum.
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Brownie Troop 395
Mexico
Audrain Historical Museum
Audrain Medical Center
Tom Hudson
Stephen Nyberg
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Kingdom City
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