GIRL SCOUT TROOPS 71 & 77
(MARY WEISSMAN, LODGE REPRESENTATIVE)
Girl Scouts of the USA is the largest organization for girls in the world and was charted by United States Congress in 1950. Girl Scouts empowers girls and helps teach values such as honesty, fairness, courage, compassion, character, sisterhood, confidence, and citizenship through activities including camping, community service, learning first aid, and earning badges by acquiring practical skills. The Girl Scout mission is to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Girls experience activities in science and technology, business economic literacy, outdoor and environment awareness, fun and friendships while at the same time foster development of leadership and self-esteem.
If you know of any girls interested in Girl Scouting, contact Mary Weissman 801-244-7913.
The troops will meet Thursdays between 5 pm and 7:30.
TROOP 77 IN ACTION
Dixie Elks and Girl Scouts are changing lives of girls. Girls Scouts of Washington County are proud and happy to have a sponsorship in Elk Lodge 1743. Dixie Elks and Dixie Ladies of Elks have helped Girl Scout Troops 017 and Troop 77 start their troops, and enable each girl an opportunity to go to Girl Scout Camp. At camp girls experienced many fun activities while simultaneously developing leadership skills and improving self esteem. Girls Scouts say “Thank you Elks!” Start looking for Girl Scouts in uniform on Thursdays. Ask them for a Girl Scout Handshake
Dixie Elks and Girl Scouts are changing lives of girls. Girls Scouts of Washington County are proud and happy to have a sponsorship in Elk Lodge 1743. Dixie Elks and Dixie Ladies of Elks have helped Girl Scout Troops 017 and Troop 77 start their troops, and enable each girl an opportunity to go to Girl Scout Camp. At camp girls experienced many fun activities while simultaneously developing leadership skills and improving self esteem. Girls Scouts say “Thank you Elks!” Start looking for Girl Scouts in uniform on Thursdays. Ask them for a Girl Scout Handshake
