Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 3, 1969
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At the toot of the camp shopper's horn, these young Indian maidens dash to pick up their tribe's milk. (They're wearing their blouses backwards because Tuesday was "Backwards Day" at the camp.)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 3, 1969
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Ottawas Gather 'Round Their Fire For A Pow-Wow

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 24, 1969
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Alison Whittle (left) and Anne Skjaerlund talk to some of the Brownies of Ann Arbor Troop 69. Alison, who is from England, and Anne, from Whitmore Lake, tell the younger girls about opportunities in Girl Scouting. The older girls recently returned from a three-week conference in Cuernavaca, Mexico

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 22, 1948
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Christmas 'Surprise' In Store For Girl Scouts' Parents - For a week, Girl Scouts of Stone School Troop No. 6 have been spending after-school hours making assorted candy to be packaged as presents for their parents. The candy-making, supervised by Mrs. Clyde E. Jones, troop leader, has been going on in Mrs. Jones' home at 2027 Columbia Ave. So far, the girls have made 17 pounds of candy -- enough for one-pound gifts for each of their families. The assortment includes chocolate fudge, peanut brittle, "divinity," caramels, and a special confection known as "sea-foam." Mrs. Jones says that "shrinkage" of the appetizing ingredients and finished candy during the course of the project has been negligible -- a great compliment to the young candy-makers.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 10, 1948
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Girl Scouts Provide Bedding For Santa's Doll Cribs - The six Girl Scouts in the semi-circle around the doll cradle represent the efforts of some 70 Ann Arbor scouts, in addition to troops from Ypsilanti and Milan, to supply bedding for the doll cribs made by Albert Warnhoff, Ann Arbor's Santa Claus. Together, the scouts have sewn and stitched their way through a mattress, blanket, spread, two sheets, two pillows and two pillow cases (embroidered) for each of Warnhoff's 160 cradles. Their handiwork will be delivered today, and the cradles, complete with bedding, will be distributed to Ann Arbor children as Christmas gifts. Pictured here, from the left, are Joyce Aprill, Sharon Fike, Jackie Haas, Patty Kappler, Lois Hawks, and Oneda Sutfin. All are of Bach School's Troop 59, one of the participating units. They're working in the home of Mrs. Hector Haas, 917 Sybil St., who, with Mrs. William Fike, are the troop leaders.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 23, 1949
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Girl Scouts Bring Christmas To Perry Nursery - There's a lollipop in almost every little mouth as Girl Scout Troop 56 throws a Christmas party for the children at Perry Nursery School. Nine of the scouts -- two of them almost invisible -- mingle with youngsters. The troop, all fifth graders at Eberbach School, also supplied popcorn balls, candy canes and mended toys. It provided an example of one Red Feather agency helping another.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 17, 1949
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Christmas Sing Programs: Programs and song sheets for the expected 3,000 persons who will attend the free Community Christmas Sing at 7:30 Sunday night in Hill Auditorium are being folded by members of Troop 3 of the local Girl Scouts. Barbara Mummery is pictured (left) along with Valarie Mercier, Rose Marie Honeck, and Martha Drouyor. The huge pageant and sing is sponsored annually by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.