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SOUTHTOWN ECONOMIST Girl Scouts End Season With Whirl Jody Rowan Economist SUff Writer It'i party and picnic and camping tima for Southtown Girl they complete their regular yearly activities and begin an energetic Summer program. Their first birthday was celebrated recently by troop 854 of the Ogden Park neighborhood with a party for themselves, their pareAa and friends. The troop has 21 members, with 19 having received their tecond class awards. The Mothers' elub presented the troop with a flag before large birthday cake WM served Mrs. Mildred Ridderhoff, 1216 73rd and Mrs.

Lorraine Mitchell, 7230 S. Green are leaders of the troop which meets at the First Mennonite church, W. 73rd and S. Laflin sts. Mrs.

Margaret Olson, 8945 S. Carpenter st, was elected president of the Brainerd Neighborhood Girl Scout association for the 1954-55 year. Other new officers of the association are Mrs. Elinor Yost, 8952 S. Justine secretary-treasurer; and Mrs.

D. Sherman, 8956 S. Throop program chairman. Mrs. Olson was hostess at a party held recently for the association members The Brainerd group held their Picnic for Scouts and Brownie's Saturday at Ryan Woods.

The Girl Scout Mothers' club of troop 29 will hold a luncheon at 1 p.m. Thursday at Jacy's. Their new officers who will be welcomed at the luncheon are Mrs. Rose Green, 8831 S. Justine president; Mrs.

Lillian Delanty, 9214 S. Bishop vice- president; Mrs. Ivy Kwaak, 1046 W. 92nd pi-, treasurer; Mrs. v.

Jepson, 9238 S. Throop secretary and cookie chairman. The retiring president, Mrs. Elinor Yost, 8952 S. Justine is in charge of arrangements.

Three skits, "School "The Hat Bow," and "Something Different in Hats," were presented by Girl Scouts of troop 1522 when they entertained their parents at a party last week. The troop is sponsored by the Highland Business Men's association. Second class badges were awarded to Carolyn Boennan, Patricia Conerity, Mary Patricia Cosentino, Eileen Kathy Greene, Mary Jo Kavanaugh, Sally McClintock and Linda Phillips. Mary Wever, Susan McClintock and Jacqueline Reidy were awarded clerk badges. Other badges were given to Mary Wever, design; Jacqueline Reidy and Geniene Quinn, housekeeping; Mary Margaret Weber, photography; Beata Marie Schaefer, hostess, and Bonnie Egan, writer.

All of the troop members received homemaking badges. Susan McClintock was awarded a service pin for 25 hours of volunteer service. On the refreshment committee were Mrs. Marvin Egan, 7921 S. Paulina Mrs.

Marcella Conerty 8728 S. Honore Mrs. Earl McClintock, 1511 W. 78th Mrs. John Schaefer, 7707, S.

Laflin St. Their 20th anniversary blue cord was received by Girl Scout troop 239 last week when they met at 8044 S. Princeton ave. with their families. On the program was a play, "The Five Dwarfs and Snow White," and a fashion show of Scout camp clothing.

The blue cord was presented to the troop leader, Miss Lorraine Marks, 8044 S. Princeton who has served as leader since the troop registration 20 years ago. The girls were awarded cook- Ing, swimming, sewing and housekeeping badges while several received 5 year pins. They are Lynette Bares, 8043 S. Yale Mary Ellen Conner, 8138 S.

Lafayette Barbara Deitch, 7922 S. Yale Mary Ann Dicon, 7941 S. Normal Judy Dolezal, 8126 LaSalle Virginia Hansen, 8043 S. Harvard Janice Hasper, 139 W. 81st Lenore Johnsen, 33 W.

81st Susan Knapp, 8033 S. LaSalle and Caroline Shuflin, 8144 S. Wentworth ave. Also Martha Stelzer, 8019 S. Princeton Bonnie Taylor, 8034 S.

Harvard Lenore Rabjohn, 247 W. 79th Bar- Chicago Park Diatrict chief of A. Otlewis 6518 S. Komensky inspects the new $24,000 iwin-dinel motorboat which will patrol the beach shore line thia summer. On the bow of the vessel are the boat's skipper, police Capt.

Maurice Begner (right), 1351 W. Greenleaf and Walter L. Masters of the Chicago boat build- ng firm of that name, which built the craft. Begner and his crew of six policemen who volunteered for the Park District "navy" duty are expected to reduce the number of lazards which have been on the increase along the lake ront during the last few years. WE CAN GIVE MORE FOR YOUR HEATING DOLLARS It ow Po 1 the public dependable heating at fair price.

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S. VINCENNES HUDSON 3.1111 Park District bara Englehaupt, 8027 S. Prince- on Bonnie Ryder, 8149 S. Yale Ruth Briggs, 8048 S. Princeton Nancy Pallick, 8047 S.

Yale and Ray Ellen Witt, 7930 S. Lafayette ave. Girl Scout troop 304 held their Mother's tea Tuesday at Foster Park Baptist church, W. 84th st. and S.

Justine as the formal closing of troop activities for the season. The troop flag was carried Gail Mudie, with Elaine Calder as guard, and the American flag will be carried by Linda Johnson, with Ruth Ann Plitt as guard. Janet McNally was awarded he Curved Bar pin with first class badges going to Susan 3odd, Gail Mudie, Sandra Roe- Hick and Sandra Van De Lester. 'Second class badges went to luth Catoon, Sharon Ennis, Sharon Kempf, Janet Lerner, Diane Martin and Karen. Sorensen.

The girls who were awarded proficiency badges are Elaine Calder, Dorothy Caufield, Johnson, Nancy Larson, Pat Lynch, Donna Moore, John- tte Pieler, Sharon Potter; Sharon Roebuck and Bonnie Russell. The girls made favors for heir mothers and baked cookies 'or the tea. The troop commit- ee, with Mrs. John Mudie as chairman, served. Mrs.

N. J. Van De Lester, 8537 S. Paulina and Mrs. J.

Mc- tfally, 8428 S. Hermitage are troop leaders. Final arrangements are being made by the Girl Scouts of South county for the opening of annual day camps and the week established Camp Manistee in Michigan. The first session of day camps ll operate from June 22-July 6 and the second from'July 7-15. 'amp Manistee will open June 24 and operate in two week through August 19.

This camp is located in the Manistee National Forest about 25 miles from Muskegon, Mich. Mrs. Raymond "Wrede, Ever- green Park, is chairman of camping committee, and Mrs. Edward H. Spooner, Homewood, is in charge of the day camp program.

Volunteers who are willing to act as counselors for Gifl Scout camping activities are asked to contact Florence Ann Schlott, executive director oi the council, at Harvey 1068. Auxiliary of Beverly Hills Poet to Elect Officers of the Beverly Hills unit of the American Legion auxiliary will be elected at 8 pan. Thursday in the Beverly Legion Community Memorial building, 0910 S. Western ave. Mrs.

L. A. Strauss, 9628 S. Hamilton will preside as the nominating committee presents its slate. Winners of the post-sponsored amateur talent show will entertain following the business session.

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