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GIRL SCOUT COOKIE TIME

January 25, 2006 The Waynedale News Staff

It’s that time of year again! Girl Scout Cookie sales began, Friday, January 13th. The price is still $3.50 a box.

We have a new cookie this year in addition to the old favorites. It is a Snickerdoodle-type cookie, they are cinnamon and they are hard so they will be for dunking.

This is also the last year that we will be selling the reduced fat lemon pastry crèmes so you’ll want to stock up if you like those. The cookies freeze very well so they will last.

We have Caramel Delights, Peanut Butter Patties, Thin Mints, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Shortbread, and Thank You cookies, which are the same as an animal treasure except, it is round and it has “Thank You” written in about 10 different languages.

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Last year I reached my goal of 1800 boxes so my scholarship is secure. Now I receive 50 extra cents per box I sell. I greatly appreciate any help you can give me. You can contact me by email at ckpurple13@yahoo.com or by my cell phone (260) 341-3571.

Thanks,
Girl Scout Cassie Kiel

Read more about Girl Scout Cookies on the front page of this issue in the Spotlight section.

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