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Calling Girl Scout Alumnae Home
Join us in our
celebration of 95 years of Girl Scouts of the
USA
along with the 45th anniversary of Girl Scouts of Lac Baie Council. We would
love for you to share your stories, photos and memories with us.
Below is an excerpt of Ms. Roberta Lawler Early Delaruelle’s Girl Scout
story rich in history, culture and vividness!
I
was a member of the first Senior Girl Scout troop in
Green Bay
. We met at Union Congregational
Church! In the summer of 1943, we
biked all the way down and back of the
Door
County
Peninsula
. We stayed in cottages along the
way. Judge Grass’ cottage on
Moonlight
Bay
was at the tip of the
Peninsula
, I remember. Our bikes had balloon
tires. At one point, we met a group
riding on bikes with the narrow tires that are now popular!
At Mrs. Bies’ cottage, we had honey butter on our toast in the morning.
Butter and sugar were rationed because of the war and that was to make
the butter go farther. It was good
and it was good of her to share with us. Girl
Scouting is a good deal!
Share your
story! Email or download this form
Calling Girl Scout Alumnae Home
Form and
fax or send it to us at: GSLBC,
Attn: Alumni,
PO Box 9456
,
Green Bay
,
WI
54308-9456
, 920-469-4866 (f), maryl@lacbaiegirlscouts.org.
If possible,
enclose/attach a picture of yourself as a Girl Scout or Girl Scout leader.
If you are mailing your story and would like the photo returned, please
enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope. Every alumnus submitting a story
will receive a FREE Girl Scouts logo pen.
[above:
J. Gribble receives Daughter’s of the American Revolution Award]
The
above form is a PDF file and requires Adobe Reader to open. If you do not have
Adobe Reader, it is available for free downloading at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html.
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