DAISY SNACK ROTATION

DAISY SNACK ROTATION



AUGUST:
14 - Adrianne Martin
28 -  Neen
SEPTEMBER:
11-Melissa and Lucy
25- Jeanine
OCTOBER:
9- Abby and Lisa
23-
NOVEMBER:
13-
27-
DECEMBER:
11-
JANUARY:
8-
22-
FEBRUARY:
12- Melba
26-
MARCH:
12- Melba
26-
APRIL:
9-
23-
MAY
14-
28-

Make Sure You Turn In All Your Forms!

Good evening!  I do not have links or pics of each form that needs to be turned in...but I do have the titles of them.  Please make sure you either ask for these forms or if you have them in your possession (from the meet and greet) - turn them in as soon as possible, please!

GIRL SCOUTS GIRL HEALTH HISTORY

MARSHES OF GLYNN SERVICE UNIT MULIT USE PERMISSION SLIP

PARENT VOLUNTEER LIST

WHO IS ALLOWED TO PICK UP YOUR CHILD FROM GIRL SCOUTS?

MEET MY DAUGHTER

STAY IN CONTACT (YOUR CONTACT INFO)

P.R.A.Y. PROGRAM PERMISSION SLIP (READ BLOG ENTRY "P.R.A.Y.")

SNACK ROTATION (THE LIST WILL BE AT THE WELCOME DESK - PLEASE SIGN UP!) - SEE THE SNACK ROATION BLOG ENTRY FOR YOUR GROUP.

I will try and get links to each form up soon. Until then....please make sure you have filled out all that is needed and turned into Mrs. Melba! Thanks Guys! We are looking forward to an exciting year!!!!

Ways to Help Finance Troop 30024

Hello! Here are some ways that we finance our troop.  We would love more ideas if you have them.  Please read through and let us know if something "bright" comes to mind! :)

Good Deed Money - Fairy Mary Pig
This is our form of dues.  We ask the girls to do something good/nice for someone WITHOUT being asked.  Perform a "good deed" and with it they earn a quarter from the parents.  They come to the meetings with their good deed money, share what they did to earn their money and then they feed the pig.  We read over all the good deeds listed in our circle time.  We ask that each girl bring up to $1 each meeting (if possible) to help offset costs of patches and badges for the girls.

Nuts and Magazine Subscriptions and Girl Scout Cookie Sales!

Aluminum Can Recycling Project
Levels will compete to bring in as many cans as they can recycle.  This money will go in the troop account to help fund activities and purchase patches and badges.

Snack Counter
We will offer snacks for purchase in the narthex where the girls are checked in and out.  Parents may want to wait in this area for their girls.

The Cadette Uniform

* Uniforms make each girl easily identifiable to each other and to the public.
* Uniforms foster a feeling of unity among members.
* Uniforms reinforce the sense of belonging to the Girl Scout Movement.
* You are NOT required to purchase a uniform to be a Girl Scout. You WILL BE REQUIRED to wear a pin or girl scout t-shirt for public events (ie. Booth Sales)
* The sash or vest should be worn to the meeting and can be purchased throug the girl scouts website.
* The pants and white shirt are only for official ceremonies or activities (ie. Cookie Booth sales) and can be purchased at the store of your choice.
* Girlscoutshop.com - website to order uniform and related items. Also, join the email list and you will be notified of clearance items through the year.

Each girl will start their sash/vest with:

* American Flag Patch

* Insignia Tab (felt or ribbon)

* Iron On Troop Number (Must have all numbers 30024)

Cadette Girl Scouts (Grades 6-8) earn interest project patches (rectangles), charms, silver award and the gold award and patches.

Patches are different and more loosely defined. Patches are also fabric and come in many differnt shapes and sizes, but they don't all coome from our national organization. Some come from GSUSA for special projects, some patches are created by our local council, the unit or a local vendor such as a state park or museum.

There are two types of patches:

* Fun patches for any age level for attending a special event like a council or service unit event, holiday parade, hay ride or movie night (put on back of vest/sash).

* Earned patches that have a set of requirements like a badge or try-it except that patches are for more than one age level. For instance, GSCB's Junior Ranger Patch, can be earned by Daisies, Brownies, Juniors or Teens. (put on front of vest/sash)

The Junior Uniform

* Uniforms make each girl easily identifiable to each other and to the public.
* Uniforms foster a feeling of unity among members.
* Uniforms reinforce the sense of belonging to the Girl Scout Movement.
* You are NOT required to purchase a uniform to be a Girl Scout. You WILL BE REQUIRED to wear a pin or girl scout t-shirt for public events (ie. Booth Sales)
* The sash or vest should be worn to the meeting and can be purchased throug the girl scouts website.
* The pants and white shirt are only for official ceremonies or activities (ie. Cookie Booth sales) and can be purchased at the store of your choice.
* Girlscoutshop.com - website to order uniform and related items. Also, join the email list and you will be notified of clearance items through the year.

Each girl will start their sash/vest with:

* American Flag Patch

* Insignia Tab (felt or ribbon)

* Iron On Troop Number (Must have all numbers 30024)

Junior Girl Scouts (Grades 4-5) earn badges (round) and patches

Patches are different and more loosely defined. Patches are also fabric and come in many differnt shapes and sizes, but they don't all coome from our national organization. Some come from GSUSA for special projects, some patches are created by our local council, the unit or a local vendor such as a state park or museum.

There are two types of patches:

* Fun patches for any age level for attending a special event like a council or service unit event, holiday parade, hay ride or movie night (put on back of vest/sash).

* Earned patches that have a set of requirements like a badge or try-it except that patches are for more than one age level. For instance, GSCB's Junior Ranger Patch, can be earned by Daisies, Brownies, Juniors or Teens. (put on front of vest/sash)

The Brownie Uniform

* Uniforms make each girl easily identifiable to each other and to the public.
* Uniforms foster a feeling of unity among members.
* Uniforms reinforce the sense of belonging to the Girl Scout Movement.
* You are NOT required to purchase a uniform to be a Girl Scout. You WILL BE REQUIRED to wear a pin or girl scout t-shirt for public events (ie. Booth Sales)
* The sash or vest should be worn to the meeting and can be purchased throug the girl scouts website.
* The pants and white shirt are only for official ceremonies or activities (ie. Cookie Booth sales) and can be purchased at the store of your choice.
* Girlscoutshop.com - website to order uniform and related items. Also, join the email list and you will be notified of clearance items through the year.

Each girl will start their sash/vest with:

* American Flag Patch

* Insignia Tab (felt or ribbon)

* Iron On Troop Number (Must have all numbers 30024)

Brownies (Grades 2-3) earn try-its (triangular shape) and patches

Patches are different and more loosely defined. Patches are also fabric and come in many differnt shapes and sizes, but they don't all coome from our national organization. Some come from GSUSA for special projects, some patches are created by our local council, the unit or a local vendor such as a state park or museum.

There are two types of patches:

* Fun patches for any age level for attending a special event like a council or service unit event, holiday parade, hay ride or movie night (put on back of vest/sash).

* Earned patches that have a set of requirements like a badge or try-it except that patches are for more than one age level. For instance, GSCB's Junior Ranger Patch, can be earned by Daisies, Brownies, Juniors or Teens. (put on front of vest/sash)

Daisy Uniforms

* Uniforms make each girl easily identifiable to each other and to the public.
* Uniforms foster a feeling of unity among members.
* Uniforms reinforce the sense of belonging to the Girl Scout Movement.
* You are NOT required to purchase a uniform to be a Girl Scout. You WILL BE REQUIRED to wear a pin or girl scout t-shirt for public events (ie. Booth Sales)
* The sash or vest should be worn to the meeting and can be purchased throug the girl scouts website.
* The pants and white shirt are only for official  ceremonies or activities (ie. Cookie Booth sales) and can be purchased at the store of your choice.
* Girlscoutshop.com - website to order uniform and related items.  Also, join the email list and you will be notified of clearance items through the year.

Each girl will start their sash/vest with:

* American Flag Patch

* Insignia Tab (felt or ribbon)

* Iron On Troop Number (Must have all numbers 30024)

Daisies (Gr. K-1) - earn petals, leaves and patches

Patches are different and more loosely defined.  Patches are also fabric and come in many differnt shapes and sizes, but they don't all coome from our national organization.  Some come from GSUSA for special projects, some patches are created by our local council, the unit or a local vendor such as a state park or museum. 

There are two types of patches:

* Fun patches for any age level for attending a special event like a council or service unit event, holiday parade, hay ride or movie night (put on back of vest/sash).

* Earned patches that have a set of requirements like a badge or try-it except that patches are for more than one age level.  For instance, GSCB's Junior Ranger Patch, can be earned by Daisies, Brownies, Juniors or Teens. (put on front of vest/sash)

2012/2013 Meeting Dates

Meeting Dates

Troop 30024 meets every Second and Fourth Tuesday of each month. This is from August to June.

We meet from 4:30 to 6:30 at Golden Isles Church of God (200 Boswell Lane)

August 14th & 28th

September 11th & 25th

October 9th & 23rd

November 13th & 22nd

December 11th

January 8th & 22nd

February 12th & 26th

March 12th & 26th

April 9th & 23rd

May 14th & 28th

Our Troop Leaders

Our Troop Leaders! 

 We wouldn't be a troop without them!!!



Daisy Leader: Jeanine Yarbrough
Daisy Co-Leader: (seeking)

Brownie Leader (2nd grade): Kim Strickland
Brownie Co-Leader (2nd grade): Kelly Roberston

Brownie Leader (3rd grade): Christine Yarbrough
Brownine Co-Leader (3rd grade): Mindy Cowman

Junior Leader: Amanda O'Brien
Junior Co-Leader: Mike Sherbanenko

Cadette Leader: Bethann VanBuren
Cadette Co-Leader: Lora Smith

Troop Leader: Melba Williams

Financial Treasurer: Melba Williams
Financial Auditor: Andrew/Kelly Robertson

Nut Mom: Amanda O'Brien

Cookie Mom: BethAnn VanBuren

Can Mom:  Kelly Robertson

Welcome Committee Mom: Jackie Watson

First Aid & CPR Instructors: BethAnn VanBuren/Lora Smith

How to Stay Informed 2012/2013

Mailboxes:  We will have a mailbox set-up with your daughter's name written on the label of a hanging file.  Please check this file at each meeting.  It will be located in the area where you drop off/pick up your child.  Please ask Mrs. Jackie Watson if you are not familiar with our mailbox.

Facebook Page:  GS Troop #30024

Blog:  www.troop30024.blogspot.com

Email and Text:  We use the broadtexter for the texting service.  Please feel free to check with Melba if you did not get an email or text concerning broadtexter.

Marshes of Glynn Service Unit Website:  www.MOGSU.ORG

Savannah Council Website:  www.GSHGA.com

Contact Info for our Troop Leaders: Please email them for their cell numbers (if you did not get the orginal packet of info.

Jeanine Yarbrough (Daisy Troop Leader) - jneed57@gmail.com  (912.230.7404)
Kim Strickland (Brownie 2nd grade Leader) - stricklandck@aol.com  (912.269.2546)
Christine Yarbrough (Brownie 3rd grade Leader) - cneen57@gmail.com  (912.230.7405)
Amanda O'Brien (Junior Troop Leader) - naobrien77@yahoo.com  (912.996.3304)
BethAnn VanBuren (Cadette Troop Leader) - redfish96@yahoo.com (912.580.6262)
Melba Williams (Troop Leader) - melbaywill@msn.com (912.269.2290)

Promise, Mission, Moto and Law

GIRL SCOUT PROMISE:

On my honor,

I will try:

to serve God and my country,

to help people at all times

and to live by the Girl Scout Law.

GIRL SCOUT MISSION:

Building girls of courage, confidence, and character,

who make the world a better place.

GIRL SCOUT MOTO:   Be Prepared.

GIRL SCOUT LAW:

I will do my best to be

honest and fair,

considerate and caring,

courageous and strong,

and responsible for what I say and do,

and to respect myself and others,

respect authority,

use resources wisely,

make the world a better place,

and be a sister to every Girl Scout.

Girl Scout Troop #30024
Summer Connect
Movie on the Lawn & Toy Drive

Friday, July 13th

Golden Isles Church of God

6:30 p.m. - Games (Movie begins at dark)

This event was planned to let our troop reconnect this summer.
We will have a family friendly movie on the lawn (in the gym if it rains).

We will have popcorn and beverages. You may want to make sure your family eats dinner before coming.

We are having a TOY DRIVE for the Nemour's Children's Hospital in Jacksonville, FL.
Please bring a NEW toy to donate. We will have the representative for this fundraiser there to collect and for photo opportunity.

We will also be working on our OLYMPIC BADGE requirement. This is the only time we will offer to earn this badge.

Movie will begin at dark.

Wear something comfy & cool. We will be playing games requiring some running.

Bring your lawn chair and bug spray.

Please RSVP if you plan to come so we can plan accordingly.

Thank you!

Come and Get Em'!

Dont forget........COME AND GET THEM!!!!!!! tormorrow between 1 - 4 cookies will be ready for pickup at the church. Please, please if you are not able to make these times, let me or Melba know so other arrangements can be made. Thanks again for all the hard work and we still have plenty of time to sell more. If you come up with another big order, please give me as much advance notice as you can, so I can go to the cookie storage to get them. We do not want to deplete our pantry we will have for booth sales.

Thank you, Beth Ann VanBuren

Me and My Guy Ball

 

Me & My Guy Ball Friday, February 10th
7-9 p.m.
Seldon Park

$5/couple
$10/family

Please take an appetizer or sweet in a disposable dish. 

A photographer will be available. 
$7/packet
1 8x10
2 5x7
16 wallets

Please take exact money in case they do not have enough change.

It's a ball and you can dress up as dressy as you choose.  Have fun!

To the Leaders....shirts...and paper....

All leaders: I spoke to the lady that does embroidery and shirts will be $5 or less. If you have a white shirt bring it to meeting on Tuesday. AND anyone interested in going to International Greetings with me on the 17th let me know. Its an awesome place to get things for our tea and bday 100th party. 

 

I will be wearing my shirt on Tuesday....to show you what the final results will look like!!!!

COOKIES COOKIES COOKIES!

GET YOUR COOKIE SHIRTS FOR SELLING COOKIES!  PURELY OPTIONAL....BUT THEY ARE CUTE!!!!!!  LOVE EM!

Up Coming Things to KNOW!

UPCOMING EVENTS

01/10/12
 
 
www.troop30024.blogspot.com
This is a wonderful tool for keeping you updated.  Please check it often.  

 
FACEBOOK –
Please join if you are not already:
Troop 30024 – this is our troop page.
GSofGIAlumni – for those who are alumni
 

MILITARY BASE COUPON PROJECT.  Please bring manufacturer coupons to send to our military in (US Marine Corp) Iwakumi, Japan.   We be expired coupons up to 2 months.  Give to your leader and she will assign a time for your troop to clip and trim. (Service Hrs to clip!)
 
GIRL SCOUT MEETINGS - January 24^th – We will be practicing for Talent Show.  February 14^th – We will have a soap making class! 4-5:30 p..m.
 
CADETTE JOURNEY – Monday, January 30^th  @ 5-7 p.m. Golden Isles Church of God.  Cadettes only. 
 
JUNIOR JOURNEY – Thursday, January 26^th @ 6-8 p.m. St. James Luthern.
Jrs only. 

PROGRAM AID TRAINING

January 21^st (Sat) – PA Training @ 2-9 p.m. GIES  Cadettes Only

TALENT SHOW

28^th (Sat) – Talent Show @ 6:30 p.m. at The Ritz

$3 per person attending.  Girls are to arrive at 5:45 p.m.

Doors open at 6 p.m.

SILVER & GOLD TRAINING

February 6^th (Mon) Silver & Gold Training (Jr &Cad)

ME & MY GUY BALL

Friday, February 10, 2012
Seldan Park Gymnasium
7 p.m. - 9 p.m. (ALL LEVELS)

$5 per Guy & Girl Scout
$10 per Guy & Girl Scouts in same family

Please bring an appetizer or sweet in a disposable dish.

Photographer will be available for keepsake photo.  $7 per packet includes 1 8x10, 2 5x7, and 16 wallets.

Please take exact amount of cash.  They may not have change.

COOKIES

$3.50 per box

Flavors:  Tagalongs, Do-Si-Do, Thin Mints, Savannah Smiles (lemon), Trefoils, Samoas

Initial Order Taking:  January 6-22nd (you can keep selling cookies but initial order is due)

Turn in forms:  Tuesday, January 24th (initial order)

Pick-up Initial Cookie Orders:  Saturday, February 11th 2-5 p.m. at church (can start picking up cookies for post order sales)

Cookie Booths:  Sunday, February 12th - Sunday, March 11th (booths dates & times will be emailed)

Money due:  Monday, February 20th

No More Cookies - Warehouse closed:  Saturday, March 10th

All remaining money due:  Thursday, March 8th

Incentives to BethAnn:  Monday, March 12th

Incentives Scheduled to Arrive:  Week of April 18th - 23rd
 GIRL SCOUT SUNDAY 

March 11^th (Sun)  - We can get bulletin inserts for your church.  Please notify Melba how many you would need.  Girls are to wear their uniform and serve their church in a helping capacity.

INTERNATIONAL DAY

March 24^th (Fri) Fair Grounds

March 25^th (Sat) We will need EVERYONE’s help to make this 100^th Anniversary Celebration a memorable success!

TROOP CHRISTMAS PARTY

Girl Scout Troop #30024

***Christmas Party***

Tuesday, December 13th

4-5:30 p.m.

FOOD:
If you can help with the menu for our party, please log on to:
www.PerfectPotluck.com
Coordinator Last Name: Williams
Password: 024
You can see what is needed and sign-up for what you can bring.  Thank you for your help!!!!!

PARTY FUN:
Hayride & Bingo

SERVICE PROJECTS:
The girls will make cards for injured soldiers & baskets for the FairHaven residents when we go caroling on the 19th!

We are asking each girl to bring a canned good (or however many cans you would like to bring) for the food bank at the church.  The coordinator of our food bank works with other food banks in the community and will distribute canned goods where needed.

We are also asking each girl to donate socks/small lotions/powders, etc. for the baskets that we will give to the FairHaven residents.

 

 

 Mark your calendars!  We will be helping again this year with the Christmas Tree Recycling Campaign. (Service Hours for the girls.)  It is usually very, very cold!  The past few years we have stayed in the motorhome and stepped out when someone would drive up.  We play games and drink hot chocolate while we wait!  It's lots of fun!

EVENT:    BRING ONE FOR THE CHIPPER

                                Christmas Tree Recycling Collection Day

DATE:             SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 2012

LOCATION:     Howard Coffin Park – Lanier Blvd.  

TIME:               9:00 AM – 12:30 PM

                         (9-10: 2ND GRADE BROWNIES, 10-11: Daisy,

                         11-12: Jr.  & Cadettes, 12-1: Brownies)

DUTIES:          ASSIST WITH LOADING/UNLOADING TREES & PASSING

                        OUT SEED PACKETS TO PUBLIC AS TREES ARE

                        DROPPED OFF (& pickup supplies prior to event)

  

THANKS AGAIN FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT!

 

CHRISTMAS PARADE

Saturday, December 3rdLine-up #36 (with other MOG girl scouts)

Arrive 9-9:20 a.m. @ Howard Coffin park

Parade begins @ 10 a.m.

Parade ends at Mary Ross Park/Library area

Daisys - dress as toys (make sure dressed appropriately for weather and traveling seated on trailer).

Brownies - dress as a toy or wear pajamas and carry a toy. Brownies walk.  Brownies will have a wagon marked "Santa's Toy Shop" to pull.

Jr & Cadettes - will wear your Christmas trees you made. Melba will have your costumes there at line-up. Dress warm, but not bulky....your trees won't fit over bulky clothing. Jr &.Cadettes also walk.

We will walk with other girl scouts, but we carry the Keep Brunswick Golden Isles Banner. So, we will be in front of the girl scout banner.


When walking, please tell your Brownie, Jr or Cadette to stay with our troop/behind our banner.

SHOW ME YOUR TALENTS!

I just received an email with the talent show registration form attached and asking for the registration forms to be turned in tomorrow night (Thursday).  We can still turn them in at a later time, but if there are duplicate songs, the first entry will get to perform and the following will have to pick another act/song.  The leaders will take care of the group acts.  If your daughter is doing a solo act, please fill out the attached form and drop off to the church tomorrow (Thursday) between 1 & 3:45 p.m.  Please come to the side doors leading into the sanctuary.

Each girl can do 1 solo and 1 group (2+).

Our Group Acts:

*  Daisys & 2nd Grade Brownies are doing a song together.

*   Jrs will be doing a group entry.

*   Cadettes will be doing a clown act as their group entry.

Much Needed Forms

I hate to ask everyone to please bring their forms, but they are requesting that we turn in the purple and the permission forms for cookie sales tomorrow night at our leader meeting. 

I will be at the church from 1-3:45 p.m. tomorrow.  You can turn in your talent show forms at the same time. 

I have attached the file for the "purple form" (which you do NOT have to print in purple), the permission to be on cookie club and the permission to sell cookies (requires your social security number - not the girl's SS#).  Here the names I have so far:

I have all forms needed for:
  *  Aimee Yeomans
  *  Ashley Cowman
  *  Cheri Williams
  *  Hannah Williams
  *  Karsyn Long
  *  Natalie Martin
  *  Riley Robertson
  *  Sabbrina Yeomans
  *  Shelby Ryals
  *  Sophia Allem

I still need Cookie Permission (Only) for:
  *  Andrea Thompson
  *  Gabriella Careri
  *  Kendra Niehaus
  *  Skylar Tiner

I need all 3 forms for:
  *  All remaining girls.

I need the "Purple Form" - Understanding you can't go on the trip should your daughter sell 1000 or over 1500 boxes, the Cookie Club Permission Form & the Cookie Seller permission form for all remaining girls.  The forms are attached.  I will have a few copies if you do not have access to a printer.

Melba Williams

COLOR ME HAPPY?! YES INDEED!

Our last meeting of the month is Tuesday, November 22nd.
We have a treat scheduled for our girls during this time.  Our Juniors & Cadettes do what we call a "Brunswick Experience" where we go out and experience what Brunswick has to offer.  Last month we went to Yomania....Yum!  This month we are asking everyone to join us at:

Color Me Happy (downtown across from Fox Pizza)

4-5:30 p.m.

We will meet at Color Me Happy and NOT the church.
Bring $6 and the troop account will pay $6 per girl.  Each girl will choose up to a $12 piece of pottery to paint.  If she wants a more expensive piece, she can add her own money to purchase her favorite piece.  If you have already bought a piece and never finished it, you can take it in at that time.

Please RSVP so we can give Color Me Happy an accurate count.

AND....

THANK YOU TO ALL THAT WERE INVOLVED WITH COOKIES FOR COPS! WHAT A GREAT SUCCESS AND FUN TIME TOGETHER AS A GROUP! I AM SURE EVERYONE THAT TASTES A BITE OF A COOKIE WILL ENJOY EVERY LITTLE BIT!  MAY OUR EFFORTS AND THOUGHTS/PRAYERS BE FOREVER WITH THOSE THAT HELP KEEP US SAFE!

 

Veteran's Day 2011

 
Many Americans mistakenly believe that Veterans Day is the day America sets aside to honor American military personnel who died in battle or as a result of wounds sustained from combat. That's not quite true. Memorial Day is the day set aside to honor America's war dead.
 
Veterans Day, on the other hand, honors ALL American veterans, both living and dead. In fact, Veterans Day is largely intended to thank LIVING veterans for dedicated and loyal service to their country. November 11 of each year is the day that we ensure veterans know that we deeply appreciate the sacrifices they have made in the lives to keep our country free. (Rod Powers)

Thank YOU to all the soldiers, past and present, that have put your lives out there so we may live free. I can not  imagine the pain and loneliness one must feel to let a loved one go and fight for those they do not know. Mothers & Fathers that have let go of sons...wives of husbands...and children of daddies.  I want to say thank you! Thank you for the freedom that you unselfishly give. With PRIDE and RESPECT - I give my utmost admiration.....THANK YOU, soldiers, for defending our nation!

Thank you, also, GIRLS SCOUT TROOP 30024 for stepping up and putting one foot in front of the other in support during the parade!  Yes, it was a brisk walk from here to there...and back around to here again :) - but you did it ...and did it with pride! I thank you too! Thank you for being an example of grace, and love.  The gleam of light that flickered in the Veteran's eyes when asked to have a picture with us was something I will never forget.  If we could only get inside their head to relive the agonies and pains of war.....they endure(ed) for OUR freedom....not one complaint of feet hurting...cold air...or hunger would have been uttered from our mouths.  What a joy and utmost respect I have for those that make MY country what it is....and pay the price to keep it free! Thank you Girl Scouts for making them feel it WAS worth it all!!!!

WE GOT AN AWARD!!!

CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS!!!!

Girl Scout Troop 30024 (thats US!) got the

Civic/Community Service Organization Award

this morning from Keep Brunswick Golden Isles Beautiful!!!! Congratulations! This is something to be proud of!

November 8,2011

 

Meeting - Tuesday, November 8th 4-5:30 (FOR DAISYS, BROWNIES, JRS & CADETTES)
      *  Brownies 2nd Grade are going to be painting.  Please wear or bring "painting" clothes.
      *  Jrs & Cadettes will be painting this time.....we didn't get around to painting at our last meeting.
      *  My Sister's Closet will be open.  If you would like to bring anything to donate, please take it to the Welcome Table.
     
Jrs & Cadettes Camp Low Check Point  - Thursday, November 10th 4:30-6 p.m.  The girls are to bring all their "stuff" for camp so we can check it and make sure it's camp ready.  Girls can also leave it for loading in the vehicles if they like or just bring it back with them on Friday.
 

Veteran's Day Parade - Friday, November 11th 9:30 a.m. Line-up  10 a.m. Parade begins - St. Simons Island - meet at Butler Field Ballpark.  We will travel south on Mallory Street, turn on Ocean Blvd, Oak St and Beachview Drive.  Please wear your uniform!  That's your vest, white shirt and tan pants.  If you do not have tan pants, jeans will be fine.  We are to bring a flag to wave!  I will have several flags if you just want to borrow one of mine.  Parents can also walk in the parade with the girls.  Girls Scouts are new to this parade and we would really like to have a good showing from our troop.  Hope to see you there. 
Jrs & Cadettes Camp Low Departure - Friday, November 11th - meet at church at 3:15 p.m.  (FOR DAISYS, BROWNIES, JRS & CADETTES)

 

Brownie Day at Camp Low - Saturday, November 12th - meet at church at 7:15 a.m.  This is for 2nd & 3rd grade Brownies.
 

Cookies for Cops - Tuesday, November 15th - meet at the church to assemble bags for "Cookies for Cops".  This project give the girls an opportunity to thank our law enforcement for their service.  We need each girl to bake or buy 2 dozen cookies.  No frosting, please, since stacking them in the bags destroys the icing.  (FOR DAISYS, BROWNIES, JRS & CADETTES)

 

Junior Journey - (JUNIORS ONLY) - Thursday, November 17th 6-8 p.m. Altama Elementary

Meeting - November 22nd 4-5:30 p.m.(FOR DAISYS, BROWNIES, JRS & CADETTES)

 

Cadette Journey - (CADETTES ONLY) - Monday, November 28th  5-7 p.m. College

 

Christmas Tree Lighting Annual Tree Lighting the Friday after Thanksgiving, Downtown Bruswick Pocket Park near Ned Cash Jewelers on Newcastle Street, 5:30pm; Christmas Carols, and carriage rides.  I am waiting to find out details from the service unit about caroling again this year at this event.  More details to come.  (FOR DAISYS, BROWNIES, JRS & CADETTES)