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February 4, 2003

 

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Tonight’s meeting:

Tonight we welcome a UWRF Professor who will speak to our troop about Buddhism. She has experience giving an “intro to Buddhism” talk to colleges and schools. This is part of our Interest Project patch “A World of Understanding” which suggests finding out about a religion that differs from your own.

Sports Lock-In:

Jamie and Rachel had a good time at the Lock-In. We played basketball, HORSE, with Troop 1510, and we “adopted” a younger troop to cheer on while they did the pole vault and tried out hockey skates for the first time!

Cookie Orders Due Tonight!

Gayle will be collecting your cookie orders at tonight’s meeting. Cookie pick-up is Thursday, February 27th from 3-6 at the Armory. Money is due March 16th. A big THANK YOU to Gayle for again being our fearless Cookie Manager!

Operation Ladysmith:

Jamie, Jill and Stephanie are finishing up their Silver Award Project with a food drive to aide the tornado-stricken town of Ladysmith, WI. They plan to replenish the depleted food shelf in Ladysmith. The food drive will be held February 9th through the 21st. Collection boxes will be available at schools and churches in River Falls. Please help out by donating non-perishable food items.

Upcoming Events:

River Falls Girl Scouts Garage and Bake Sale: Saturday, April 26th from 9-2 at the Armory. Set-up is from 4-8 Friday evening, April 25th. Start saving “stuff”!

Annual Girl Scout Talent Show: Thursday, February 20th at 6:30 pm at MMS auditorium. We do not have a part in the program this year but it is always fun to attend and watch.

Finances:

We currently have $805.57 after spending $99 on Lock-In registrations. These registrations were based on phone call commitments to participate.

Bridge to Senior Girl Scouts Patch:

These are the eight steps to earning the Bridge to Senior Girl Scout patch; however, a troop may bridge without earning the patch. Troop 1577 can bridge as soon as our troop members doing their Silver Award have completed their requirements. We will have to plan a great bridging! To earn the patch, we would do the following:

  1. Find out about Senior Girl Scouting. Interview at least two former or current Senior Girl Scouts to find out what they do at this age level.

  2. Page through A Resource Book for Senior Girl Scouts to learn more about Senior Girl Scouting. Read two sections from two different chapters in that book.

  3. Do something with a Senior Girl Scout. You might visit a Senior Girl Scout meeting or help out with an interest or community service project.

  4. Help others learn about Cadette and/or Senior Girl Scouting.

  5. Find out more about Apprentice Trainer, Leader-in-Training (LIT), and Counselor-in-Training (CIT) opportunities available in your area. Review a Wider Ops magazine to see which opportunities are open to Senior Girl Scouts only.

  6. Conduct a leadership activity with a group of younger Girl Scouts.

  7. Design your own bridging ceremony. Consult the GSUSA resource, Ceremonies in Girl Scouting, for ideas.

  8. Plan and participate in a summer Girl Scout activity.