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Scouts celebrate 100th year
Cottonwood Girl Scouts attended a 100th birthday party in Lewiston on Saturday, March 10th. The event included face painting, lots of games, a fashion show with Girl Scout uniforms from the past, and a silent film called the Golden Eaglet. A guest speaker named Marguerite talked about what Girl Scouting was like over 70 years ago when she was young. She told the girls about meeting Lady Baden-Powell who, along with her husband, started the Girl and Boy Scout programs. The day ended with over 100 girls participating in a candle ceremony before enjoying the cake and cupcakes. 
The Cottonwood Girl Scouts attended a 100th birthday party for the Girl Scout program at Lewiston on Saturday. Shown behind them are several different Girl Scout uniforms worn over the years. In front with the painted face is Chloe Rowland. Back from left are Audrey Drake, Ciara Chaffee, Madison Shears, Leann Lightfield, Josie Remacle and Rachael Gimmeson. Photo by Shari Chaffee. |
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