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Coming Up Daisies

WMES Girl Scout Daisy Troop #657 hosted its investiture ceremony this past weekend.

Lisa Dunn, Neighbor
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Daisy Girl Scout Troop #657 hosted its Investiture Ceremony at Washington Mill Elementary School (WMES) on Friday evening.

The ceremony helped officially welcome the kindergarten and first grade girls into the Girl Scouts of America program.

The Daisy Scouts were recognized with a special pin and daisy flower. Part of the program included the girls demonstrating their knowledge of the Girl Scout Promise and the Girl Scout Law, as well as song performances.

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Cara Stankewick serves as Troop Leader and Vicki Moon is Co-Leader.

There has been an increased local interest in Scouting.  Look out for a story about this trend next week on Mount Vernon Patch.

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