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Girl Scouts At twu
pressive ceremonies
recfived their pins an
official members of
Scojt Movement.
Lone Troop No. 5 held their
investiture on June 29 it at the
Community Baptist Church, j
Mrs. Sally ftamaglia congratu
Jated the girls on behalf of
their sponsors the Cmblem
Club and also invested the I
adult troop committee. Mrs,
Eleanor Koch, Betty Acheson,
Grace Bierce and Elaine Banks
received their pins.
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girlsj
>ecame
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ine two leaders of the troop
Mrs. Dorothy Hall and Mrs.;
Yvonne Sharp were also in-!
vesbed at this time. Tne lead
ers the invented their girls:
Jill Acheson, Varya Anderson,
&eoma Blinn, Louella Brown
field, Catherine Ewell, Delores
Gallagher, Carol hall, Olivia
Huey, Alice Kilgore, Linda
Koch, Dawn MacDonald,
Charlene Mastro, Nancy
Pierce, Mary Lee Rockstad
and Virginia Sharp.
Lone Troop No. 7 also held
their ceremony at the Baptist
Church on the following Fri
day, July 2nd. Mrs. i leanor
Koch gave the congratulatory
speech and invested one of
the troop committee members,
Mrs. Sally Ramaglia and the
co-leader of the troop, Mrs.
Margaret Fread.
Follpwing £he adult investi
ture the leader of the troop,
Mrs. Avon Coble and her co
leader invested the following
girls: Joan Chouinard, Dee'
Anna Fox, Ardys Fread, Can
dice Fread, Paulette Hayes,
Shsron’Holman, Sonja Kate
bikoff, Marjorie King, Karen
Maloney, Marlene Mastro,
Sharon McDavid, Evonna
Moletti, Anna Pestrikoff,
Cathy Joy Pierce, Jane Pi
koon, Dartefte Reft, Carolyn
Spencer, Linda Wallin, Joyce
White. Arlene Wilson and
Brooklyn Zehe.
Both ceremonies were very
well attended by relatives and
friends of the girls and de.
licious refreshments were
served by members of the
troop committees.
NOTICE
The Community Library
hours are as follows; Monday
to Friday 7 to 8:30PM Wednes
day afternoon 2 to 4 PM.
2t. ~
NOTICE
The Right Reverend Bishop
John as. of Washington; The
Right Reverend Joseph Pishtey
Treasurer of the Russian Or
thodox Chruch of the United
States; Mr. Alexander E.
Bezsmertny, Secretary of the
Russian Orthodox Church of
United States, will arrive on
Saturday July 10th.
Bishop services will be held
at 9 am Sunday.
PICTURED AT LEFT
Crowds in Guatemala City’s
main square cheer speech by
Col Carlos Castillo Armas
from balcony of National Pa
lace following the rebel lead
er’s entrance into the capital
j to join with Col. Elfego Mon
, son and five others in a ruling
military junta. The junta has
announced its refusal to deal
with Soviets or Red allies in a
bid for support from western
hemisphere neighbors. At left
is a large portrait pf Armas.
Metropolitan cathedral in back
ground. (A’WIREPHOTO)
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