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Riley Kates and Leilani Tsai attended the fall festival in glamorous costumes.
Eloise Geders made a colored sand creation at the festival. Her Daisy troop leader, Colleen Papa, led Eloise’s older sister’s troop, and she started this one so Eloise also would have the chance to participate.
Sharing Girl Scout traditions were Jaclyn Rhoads, leader of Troop 2059; Tanqueray Edwards and her daughter, London Edwards, also of Troop 2059; and Juliet Overberger and Jessica Overberger of Troop 4619.
Emma Vilches was one of the many participants who painted a colorful rock.
Olivia Boultbee collected some coins from a treasure chest at one of the booths.
Scouts had the chance to tie-dye hair scrunchies.
The Orange County Fire Rescue Department gave tours of its fire truck.
Polina Andronova and Anastasia Gorbunova enjoyed the s’mores they made over the open fire.
Polina Andronova and Anastasia Gorbunova enjoyed the s’mores they made over the open fire.
The Daisies, Brownies and Girl Scouts of the Dr/Win unit hosted a community fall festival on the lawn of St. Luke’s United Methodist Church Friday, Oct. 27. The festivities included inflatables and plenty of games and activities. Girls of all ages made bead bracelets, tie-dyed hair scrunchies, snacked on s’mores and cotton candy, had the chance to earn badges during the evening, and enjoyed dinner from the many food trucks.
This was the unit’s first fall festival, and all money went to the Gifts for Girls, which offers grants within Citrus Council so all girls have the opportunity to become a scout.
