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Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay Council, Inc.www.GSCB.org | (800) 341-4007

2009–2010 Council Calendar

GIRL SCOUTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY COUNCIL, INC. | (800) 341-4007 | WWW.GSCB.ORG | BUILDING GIRLS OF COURAGE, CONFIDENCE, AND CHARACTER, WHO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE.

3Dear Girl Scouts,

Welcome to a great new season of exciting programs from the Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay Council, Inc.

We are delighted to present an all star line-up of programs and events over the coming year. In the following pages, you will find activities that will transform the long, hazy days of summer into action filled adventures, and add forever friendships and fun to fall and winter school days.

Over the past year, GSCBC has heard girls’ requests for more compelling, relevant and impact-driven experiences. As a result, we are offering new programs that include overnight camping and day time events at our new Science and Technology Lodge in Hockessin. There, science and technology come alive through innovative systems and features such as the amazing Weather Bug!

Only Girl Scouting provides life enriching, learning experiences that are powered by lots of fun in beautiful indoor and outdoor program centers, plus educational activities, field trips, and the most wonderful camping experiences you’ll find anywhere.

More girls are registering for camp than ever before! Join the fun. Sign up for a Girl Scout program and get going on the road to new friends and a new future! In Girl Scouting, we build girls of courage, confidence and character.

In 2008, we registered nearly 18,500 girls to be Girl Scouts while the number of Girl Scout campers grew by 3 percent. Through the dedication of nearly 6,000 volunteers and staff, and with the generous support of donors, girls can grow in the New Girl Scouts’ Leadership Experience — Discover, Connect and Take Action.

As we continue our journey together, we pledge to continue to celebrate the great traditions in Girl Scouting while moving toward the empowering New Girl Scout Leadership Experience.

It has been an extraordinary and exciting first year as Board Chair and Chief Executive Officer. We pledge to help GSCBC navigate the bold new Girl Scout Movement and remain a leading advocate for girls throughout the Delmarva Peninsula.

Yours in Girl Scouting,

Gloria P. Jeffers Anne T. Hogan Board Chair Chief Executive Officer

Table of ContentsOffice Locations, Hours and Service Units ................................. 5

Council Contact Information ..................................................... 7

Fall Product Sales ..................................................................... 8

September 2009 – August 2010 Calendar ..........................9-31

Cookie Program ..............................................................14 & 16

How to Register for Programs ................................................ 32

Event Registration Form ......................................................... 33

Annual Meeting Registration Form ........................................ 34

Teen Leadership Application Form ......................................... 34

Teen Leadership Opportunities ............................................... 35

Programs For All Ages ....................................................36 – 38

Daisy Programs ...................................................................... 39

Brownie Programs ..........................................................40 – 41

Junior Programs .............................................................42 – 43

Teen Programs ................................................................44 – 49

Teen Leadership Weekend info & Registration Form ........50-51

Adult and Volunteer Programs ..........................................52-59

The Bay Shop and Coupon .................................60 (back cover)


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GSCBC Offices and Bay ShopsNewark Resource Center (NRC)501 South College AvenueNewark, DE 19713(302) 456-7150 | (800) 341-4007(302) 456-7188 FaxThe Bay Shop: Ext. 7176

Peninsula Resource Center (PRC)911 Snow Hill RoadSalisbury, MD 21804(410) 742-5107 | (800) 374-9811(410) 742-9506 Fax The Bay Shop: Ext. 22

Community Service Building (CSB)100 West 10th Street, Suite 610Wilmington, DE 19801(302) 778-0293 | (888) 778-0321(302) 778-0297 Fax

GSCBC Camp FacilitiesCamp Grove Point2930 Grove Neck RoadEarleville, MD 21919(410) 275-2808 Staff / Fax

Camp Country Center1051 Sharpless RoadHockessin, DE 19707(302) 234-6619 Staff / Fax

Camp Todd25012 Beauchamp Branch RoadDenton, MD 21629(410) 479-2177 Staff / Fax

Camp Sandy Pines27157 Riverside Drive ExtensionFruitland, MD 21826(410) 479-2177 (Staff at Camp Todd)

Our Locations, Hours and Service Units

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In which Service Unit (SU) am I?Southwest Sussex County 10Northern Sussex County 11Dover 12Middletown-Odessa-Townsend 13Southeastern Sussex County 14Newark–South of Rt 4 18Newark–North of Rt 4 19City of Wilmington 24Mt. Pleasant 25Talleyville 27Claymont-Brandywine Hundred 629Shore Points 30Smyrna/Clayton 31Caesar Rodney School District 33New Castle-Delaware City-St. Georges 39Hockessin-Yorklyn-Brandywine Springs-Pike Creek Meadowood-Stanton-Newport-Elsmere-Richardson Park

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Delmar (and Wicomico County, MD) 97

Western Cecil County 1Eastern Cecil County 2Talbot County 4Somerset County 6Worcester County 7Dorchester County 15Caroline County 34Kent County-Sudlersville 36Centreville-Grasonville-Kent Island 88Wicomico County (and Delmar, DE) 97

Accomack and Northampton Counties 89

Council and Bay Shop HoursRegular Hours (Labor Day – Memorial Day)Delaware Offices: 8:30 am – 5 pm (M–F) Salisbury Office: 9:30 am – 4:30 pm (M–F)

Delaware Bay Shops: 10 am – 5 pm (M, T, Th, F), 10 am – 8 pm (W), 9 am – 1 pm (Sat) Salisbury Bay Shops: 10 am – 4:30 pm (M, T, Th, F), 10 am – 7 pm (W), 9 am – 1 pm (Sat)

Summer Hours Exceptions (Memorial Day – Labor Day)Offices and Bay Shops close at 12 pm every Friday during the summer.Last Saturday open is June 5, 2010. Closed for the remainder of summer.Last Wednesday for late hours is June 2, 2010.


7Council Contact ListContact Phone Ext. AreaCEO NRC 7155 Council OversightExecutive Assistant NRC 7156 Association Meetings, Annual Meeting Support,

Board of DirectorsSr. VP Program and Property NRC 7159 Resident Summer/Day Camp, Safety-Wise, Council

Service Project, Girl ProgramSr. VP Membership Services NRC 7168 /

PRC 28Annual Meeting, Board Approved Awards, Customer Service, CES, Membership and Volunteer Services

MEMBERSHIP SERVICESCommunity Development ManagerCDM for SU 4, 34, 36, 88 NRC 7166 Mid-Shore Maryland Service UnitsCDM for SU 18, 19, 39 NRC 7184 Greater Newark Service UnitsCDM for SU 24 and Outreach Initiatives

NRC 7165 Outreach, City of Wilmington Service Units

CDM for SU 1, 2 and Juliette Program NRC 7164 Juliette Program, Cecil County Service UnitsCDM for SU 15, 6, 7, 89 and 97 PRC 26 Lower Shore Maryland / Virginia Service UnitsCDM for SU 10, 11, 14, and 30 PRC 25 Sussex County Service UnitsCDM for SU 25, 27, 629, 45 NRC 7161 New Castle County Service UnitsCDM for SU 12, 13, 31 and 33 NRC 7171 Kent County Service UnitsMembership Registrar NRC 7183 Membership Registration

PROGRAM and PROPERTY SERVICES

Teen Leadership Program Manager NRC 7186 Cadette, Senior, Ambassador Leadership Positions, Council Dine Arounds, Gold, Silver and Bronze Awards, Program Aide, destinations Travel

Camp and Event Registrar NRC 7182 Event Registrations / Questions, Camp Equipment Rental, Camp Applications / Reservations, Insurance Certificates / Claims, Trip Applications

Administrative Assistant NRC 7173 Council Patch Programs, Financial Aide

VOLUNTEER SERVICESManager of Volunteer Services NRC 7161 Adult Recognitions, Fall School, Adult EducationAdministrative Assistant NRC 7174 Education Support, Newark Volunteer Resource Center,

Non-camp Equipment Rentals, Check-Out Kits

PRODUCT SALESDirector of Sales NRC 7162 Cookie Program, Fall Product Sales Program, QSP,

Be A Reader, Money Earning OpportunitiesProduct Sales Specialist NRC 7196 Cookie Program, Cookie Cupboard, Fall Product SalesRetail Sales Specialist NRC 7276 The Bay Shop ExpressThe Bay Shop NRC 7176 /

PRC 22Girl Scout Merchandise, Patch Purchases, Leader Guides, Grade Level Guides, Orders

Administrative Assistant NRC 7179 Cookie Program, Fall Product Sales

MEMBERSHIP SERVICES

Administrative Assistant NRC 7175 Volunteering

COMMUNICATIONSMgr. of Communications and Advocacy NRC 7170 Public Relations (North)Director of Communications South PRC 27 Public Relations (South)Web and Communications Specialist NRC 7172 Website & Print MaterialsGrant Manager NRC 7169 Giving, Sponsorships and Events

FUND DEVELOPMENTSr. Vice President Council Advancement CSB 25 DevelopmentDirector of Fund Development PRC 27 Family Partnership, Fundraising EventsFund Development Specialist CSB 22 Fund Development, Tributes and Memorials, Annual

Giving, Vehicle Donations

NRC - Newark Resource Center (800) 341-4007 PRC - Peninsula Resource Center (800) 374-9811 CSB - Community Services Building (888) 778-0321


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Fall Product Sales ProgramDuring the fall of every year, Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay Council conducts a Fall Product Sales Program. This is a family and friends program, where your Girl Scout will be taking orders for nuts/candy and magazine/books/cds directly from your family members and friends. The combined QSP/Nut Program will provide your Girl Scout’s Troop funds for more activities and trips during the first half of the year.

Did you know that the average US family spends about $130 each year for magazine subscriptions and over 98% of that money leaves our community? With the Fall Product Sales Program, 42% of all items sold is retained to subsidize Girl Scout programs at Chesapeake Bay Council. Of the Council’s 42%, 15% will stay with the Troop to fund Troop activities planned by the girls in partnership with the adult Leaders. So the money stays here in our communities to help us provide the very best for your Girl Scout!

The Fall Product Sales Program is a wonderful way to work with your Girl Scout to help build confidence, set goals, learn values, handle money, and acquire marketing and social skills. Girl Scouting would not be possible without the support of family members like you.

Order/Renew your family and friends’ favorite magazines Your Girl Scout contacts family and friends asking them to renew or subscribe to their favorite magazines. She also has the option to contact family and friends via email through QSP’s on-line magazine ordering system. Your Girl Scout will earn Troop proceeds and recognitions for each subscription purchased.

Friendly Referrals using Address AdventureYour Girl Scout can ask family and friends living in other communities to help support Girl Scouts by completing the special referral coupons in the mail-out booklets. QSP will mail information twice which shows them how to purchase their favorite publications at the same low prices.

Gourmet Nuts and CandyThe nut and candy portion of the program provides your Girl Scout the opportunity to offer family and friends the option to support Girl Scouts by purchasing high-quality, delicious nuts and candy. The nuts and candies are attractively packaged, will be delivered before the Holidays and make thoughtful gifts or “thank you” presents.

Fall Product Sale Program Packets will be available from your Girl Scout’s Troop Leader in September 2009. Juliette Girl Scouts may contact their SU Fall Product Sales Manager or the Product Sales Specialist at 302-456-7150 ext. 7196

SEPTEMBER 2009

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Rennaisance Archery Group-SP (p42) Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CC (p55) Yom KippurRosh Hashanah Ends

NRC - NEWARK RESOURCE CENTER, NEWARK, DE PRC - PENINSULA RESOURCE CENTER, SALISBURY, MD CT - CAMP TODD, DENTON, MD CC - COUNTRY CENTER, HOCKESSIN, DE GP - GROVE POINT, EARLEVILLE, MD SP - SANDY PINES, FRUITLAND, MD OS - OFF SITE, SEE DETAILS

Labor DayOffices and Bay Shops Closed

Mabon Autumnal Equinox

Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-OS (p55) Rosh Hashanah begins

I0% OFF Journey

KeepsakesCertain limitations and

exclusions apply. Contact The Bay Shop for details!

~SPECIAL~BAY SHOP MONTHLY

Eid-Al-Fitr

Phone Chat Session (p54)Lailatul-Qadr

Bay Shops Wednesday nights begin

Bay Shops Closed

Open House at Tech Lodge-CC (p36)Archery for Beginners-CC (p42)Bay Shops Saturday hours begin

Adventures on Lake Williston-CT (p36)Archery for Beginners-CC (p42, 44)GPS for Beginners-CC (p42, 45)Program Levels Essentials-NRC (p52)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-OS (p55)Lay Resp. First Aid/CPR-NRC (p57)

Orienteering Adventures-SP (p36)Renn. Archery Group-SP (p42, 44)Earned Archery-SP (p42, 46)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CC (p55)Facilitator Training-CT (p56)

Renn. Archery Group-SP (p42, 44)Orienteering - Beginners-CC (p42, 44) Girl Scout Gold Award Proposal Reviewdestinations 411-OS (p44)

destinations 411-NRC (p44)Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)Program Levels Essentials-NRC (p52

Program Levels Essentials-PRC (p52

Phone Chat Session (p54)

Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CC (p55)

Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-OS (p55)Lay Resp. First Aid/CPR-NRC (p57)ACA Canoe & Kayak-CT (p58)


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Juliette’s Birthday BashAll Ages

WHEN: Friday, October 30, 7 pm – Sunday, November 1, 2009, 10 am WHERE: Camp Grove Point, Earleville MD COST: $40 per registered Girl Scout / $52 per non-registered Girl. Includes four meals, two snacks and a Juliette’s Birthday Bash patch.

We’re going to celebrate Daisy’s (Juliette Low’s) Birthday with dance party, complete with cake and ice cream. Please bring a small wrapped gift for someone your age (keep the cost between free and $5.00, please). Prepare to enjoy the natural environment, outdoor activities, fun and games and singing at the top of your lungs! Leaders do NOT need to be camp trained to attend this event. Girls can choose to sign up independently of a Troop as well, a camp counselor will be provided for those young women.

Fall School 2009: WILD WEST!Registered Adult Girl Scouts

WHEN: Friday, October 2 – Sunday, October 4, 2009 WHERE: Camp Grove Point, Earleville MD COST: $50 weekend package, $35 Saturday only, $45 Saturday only with evening activities. See Fall School brochure for details.

Friends, fellowship, fun, and education—that’s what Fall School is all about. Join us for a Wild West themed weekend packed with fun classes, including Geocaching, Yarn Indians, Cowgirl Cooking On The Range, Cowgirl Cascading, Lashing in the Wild West and many, many more. Refer to the 2009 Fall School brochure for details and registration form. If you didn’t get a brochure in the mail, call (302)-456-7150 or visit www.gscb.org to download the brochure and form. See y’all there, partner!

Business Address

ROLAND PEPPERRt. 1 Box 464Delmar, DE 19940(302) 875-3939

3 Miles East ofLaurel on Rt 24

A Family Activity

Mr. Pepper’sPumpkin

PatchIndian Corn

MumsGourds

Watermelons

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Fall School: Wild West-GP (p10)Sukkot


Bed Knobs and Broomsticks-CT (p36)Newark Bay Shop Closed Juliette Low Birthday Halloween, Samhain

Columbus Day

Fun Patch Frenzy!October 12 to 17—20% off all fun patches.

(Does not include official insignia or custom patches.)October 30 and 31—Receive a Juliette Low Patch with a

purchase of $5.00 or more

Certain limitations and exclusions apply. Contact The Bay Shop for details!


Adventures on Lake Williston-CT (p36)Orienteering for Beginners-CC (p42, 44)Earned Archery-CT (p42, 46)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CT (p55)

Ren Faire Travel Pathway-OS (p36)Challenge Made Easy-CT (p36)

Juliette’s Birthday Bash-GP (p36)

Daisies Exploring Camp-CC (p39)Wonderful Water Science-CC (p40)Archery for Beginners-CC (p42, 44)

Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52) Girl Scout Gold Award Proposal Review

Fall School: Wild West-GP (p10) GS Silver/Gold Education-GP (p45)Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)

Career Dine Around Kick-off-OS (p45)

Grove Point Adventure Crew-GP (p45)Troop Leader Jumpstart-CC (p54)Facilitator Training-GP (p56)

Program Levels Essentials-NRC (p52)Program Levels Essentials-PRC (p52)Fall Roundtable-OS (p54)

Fall Roundtable-NRC (p54)

Fall Roundtable-PRC (p54)

Phone Chat Session (p54)

Troop Leader Jumpstart-CC (p54)Facilitator Training-GP (p56)

Troop Leader Jumpstart-CC (p54)Facilitator Training-GP (p56)

Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CT (p55)


Fall School: Wild West-GP (p10) First Aid Child/Adult CPR-GP (p57)

Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)Phone Chat Session (p54)

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GIRL SCOUTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY Council, INC. | (800) 341-4007 | WWW.GSCB.ORG | BUILDING GIRLS OF COURAGE, CONFIDENCE, AND CHARACTER, WHO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE.

NOVEMBER 2009Everyone Benefits from Family Partnership!As a member of our Girl Scout family, you know how important Scouting is to girls, their families, and the community. Girls need a place where they can just be girls having fun, making friends, and feeling safe. Girl Scouting provides girls with the tools to face daily challenges and make sound decisions that affect them today and in the future. You can help change a girl’s life by making a contribution to the Family Partnership Campaign.

Did you know that some employers will match your gift? Check with your company and complete a matching gifts application form, send it with your contribution and double your impact!

Save a stamp and donate online at www.GSCB.org or mail contributions to:

Director of Fund Development and CommunicationsGirl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay Council, Inc.911 Snow Hill RoadSalisbury, MD 21804

Your contribution will keep outdoor program centers, activities, trips, and adult training fees low, provide scholarships to deserving girls, develop quality programs and events for girls, and keep camps safe and well equipped.

*Walk in players always welcome

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Bed Knobs and Broomsticks-CT (p36)All Saints Day Daylight Savings Ends


ThanksgivingOffices and Bay Shops Closed

Eid-Al-AdhaOffices and Bay Shops ClosedFacilitator Training-SP (p56)

Wacky Wednesday-NRC (p53)Wacky Wednesday-PRC (p53)First Aid Child/Adult CPR-PRC (p57)Veterans Day

Election Day


~SPECIAL~BAY SHOP MONTHLY 10% offHoliday Items

Bay Shops Close at 5 pmBay Shops ClosedFacilitator Training-SP (p56)

Orienteering Adventures-CT (p36)Challenge Made Easy-CT (p36)Fall Camp Clean-up-SP (p36)Passport to Nursing, DE-OS (p40, 42, 46)HA Wilderness Hiking Group-OS (p46)Program Levels Essentials-NRC (p52)Troop Leader Jumpstart-SP (p54)

Fall Camp Clean-up-SP (p36)Time to Hibernate Clean-up-CC (p37)HA Wilderness Hiking Group-OS (p46)Troop Leader Jumpstart-SP (p54)

Camp Cleaning Frenzy-GP (p37)Twilight Camp Sampler-OS (p40)Science, Adventure, Energy-OS (p43)Your Own Business-OS (p46)Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)Troop Leader Jumpstart-GP (p54)

Camp Cleaning Frenzy-GP (p37)Legs, Wings & Antennae (p39)Wonderful Water!-OS (p40)Passport to Nursing, MD-OS (p40, 43, 46)Challenge Made Possible-OS (p42)GS Silver/Gold Education-OS (p45)Agilent Science Programs-OS (p46)Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)Troop Leader Jumpstart-GP (p54)

Camp Cleaning Frenzy-GP (p37)GPS for Beginners-CC (p42, 45)Program Aide Training-GP (p46)Troop Leader Jumpstart-GP (p54)

Fairy Mist Overnight-SP (p39, 40)Earth Friendly Secrets-CC (p40)Super Saturday-NRC (p53)Super Saturday-PRC (p53)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-GP (p55)

Fairy Mist Overnight-SP (p39)Grove Point Adventure Crew-GP (p45)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-GP (p55)

Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)Girl Scout Gold Award Proposal Review



Troop Leader Jumpstart-SP (p54)

Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-GP (p55)

Bay Shops ClosedFacilitator Training-SP (p56)

First Aid Child/Adult CPR-NRC (p57) First Aid Child/Adult CPR-NRC (p57)

First Aid Child/Adult CPR-PRC (p57)


14DECEMBER 2009

A girl with a passion inspires everyone around her. She speaks in powerful ways about her dreams. She wants to do everything she can to create a better world. From Girl Scout Daisies who brighten a dark day for someone less fortunate to Girl Scout Ambassadors who change lives in profound ways, girls put Leadership skills into action.

With the 2010 Cookie Program, Girl Scouts across the country will be inspiring change. They will discover what matters most to them. They will connect with people in their communities, and they will use the power of Girl Scout Cookies to take action in their own neighborhoods and far beyond.

The Girl Scout Activity is Priceless Give your Girl Scout all the benefits of this unique Leadership program. There’s no substitute for giving your Girl Scout the exciting, enriching experience of the Girl Scout Cookie Program.

Much more than a way to raise money, the Cookie Program is a hands-on Leadership and entrepreneurial program unlike any other in the world. Girls gain a wealth of essential skills, not from a book, but from real-life experiences that build a strong foundation for success. Many successful businesswomen and community Leaders say they got their start selling Girl Scout Cookies.

Families Play an Important Role Guide your girl toward the future with the fun and learning of Girl Scout Cookies.

Just mention Girl Scout Cookies, and most people will smile and remember their favorite variety. From Thin Mints to Samoas, Girl Scout Cookies hold a special place in the hearts of adults and girls alike.

This experience is much more than delicious treats and fund-raising. The Girl Scout Cookie Program is a fun tradition that forms values and skills that will shape your girl’s future. The program helps her:

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Visit www.gscb.org to download the Family Guide, which is packed with useful resources including engaging family activities, goal poster, Cookie Club information, cookie recipes and more!

A better world … INSPIRED BY U.

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Hanukkah EndsMuharram

Ashura


YuleWinter Solstice

Trash or Treasures-CC (p41, 43, 47) Winter Wonderland-SP (p39, 40)Hanukkah Begins

Council and Bay Shops Closed

ChristmasCouncil and Bay Shops Closed

KwanzaaCouncil and Bay Shops Closed

New Years EveCouncil and Bay Shops Closed





$5 in “Bay Shop Bucks”towards future purchases

for every $60 spent in store

Legs, Wings & Antennae (p39)Wonderful Water!-OS (p40)Challenge Made Possible-OS (p42)GS Silver/Gold Education-OS (p45)Agilent Science Programs-OS (p46)Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)Lay Resp. First Aid/CPR-SP (p57)

Winter Wonderland-SP (p39, 40)Trash or Treasures-CC (p41, 43, 47)Red Cross Babysitter Training-CT (p47)

Winter’s Wonders-CC (p39)

Trash or Treasures -CC (p41, 43, 47)Grove Point Adventure Crew-GP (p45)

Twilight Camp Sampler-OS (p40)Science, Adventure, Energy-OS (p43)Your Own Business-OS (p46)Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)

Girl Scout Gold Award Proposal Review

First Aid Child/Adult CPR-CC (p57) First Aid Child/Adult CPR-CC (p57)Lay Resp. First Aid/CPR-SP (p57)


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The Cookie Club is an exciting, password-protected Web site where Girl Scouts of all ages learn first hand about the power of goal-setting. Girls go online to learn about goals, set goals, learn selling tips and track their progress with this fun, interactive tool. Older girls are automatically routed to a special version of the Cookie Club with a teen look.

Girls with goals go farThe Girl Scout Cookie Program is a valuable part of the Girl Scouting experience. It’s a unique way for your girl to develop self-confidence, learn early business skills and experience the success of goal-setting. When you help your girl set a challenging goal and reach it, she learns she has the power to achieve her dreams. These lessons in Leadership will last far beyond the Cookie season.

Join by following these easy steps: STEP 1: Return signed permission form to receive girl ID and passwordCookie Club membership begins with your girl’s adult volunteer. She will guide the girls as they choose an exciting group goal, create the group’s account and enter the group’s goal into the web site. The goal sales number is divided evenly among the girls. Girls can later edit their individual goal numbers on their personal pages, if desired.

The adult volunteer will ask you to return a signed parent permission form. Only when a girl has returned this form will she receive her girl ID and password. Now she’s ready to join the Cookie Club!

STEP 2: Go online to join the Cookie ClubA Girl Scout is always encouraged to go online with an adult. She will visit www.littlebrownie.com and click on the Cookie Club area.

She then enters her girl ID and password, provided by her adult volunteer. If it’s her first time visiting the site, she will be prompted to complete a Safety Certification. A girl may not enter the Cookie Club unless she succeeds in her certification, which helps assure her understanding of online and selling safety.

When she is Safety Certified, the girl becomes a Cookie Club member. From her personal page, she will enter her sales and watch the goal-tracker rise toward her goal. She can learn about goals, modify her cookie goal or learn selling tips. You may wish to guide your girl toward setting a personal learning goal in addition to her sales goal. For example, she may decide to make all her own changes this year, set up a spreadsheet to keep track of all her sales, or work on some corporate presentations.

STEP 3: Keep up the Cookie Club funRemind your Girl Scout to check back often to enter her sales and see her goal-tracker rise. The adult volunteer can use this information to keep group motivation and excitement high as girls work toward their goals.

Is the Cookie Club safe?Yes, and it is approved by Girl Scouts of the USA. All girls must turn in a signed parent/guardian permission form before they can receive their girl ID and password. The first time they visit the Cookie Club, girls are required to become Safety Certified before they can access the site. Girls will not sell cookies online or reveal personal information.

The Cookie Club is a fun, interactive twist on the Cookie Program that today’s tech savvy girls will love. With your support, your girl can have at her fingertips important tools she can use to meet her goals.

Cookie Club – For Goal-Getters Only!

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Winter Camp-GP (p37)Starry Nights Sleepover-CC (p43)Tu B’Shvat

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Bay Shops Reopen

Council Offices ReopenBay Shops Closed for Inventory

Martin Luther King, Jr. DayOffices and Bay Shops Closed

Chinese New Year

New Years DayGantan-sai Council and Bay Shops Closed


10% off GSCBC Items



Bay Shops Closed for Inventory Bay Shops Closed for Inventory Bay Shops Closed for Inventory Bay Shops Closed for InventoryCookie Program Begins Bay Shops Closed for Inventory

Winter Camp-GP (p37)Starry Nights Sleepover-CC (p43)

Winter Camp-GP (p37)Sky Gazers Adventure-CC (p41)

Legs, Wings & Antennae-CC (p39)Wonderful Water!-CC (p40)GS Silver/Gold Education-CC (p45)Agilent Science Programs-CC (p46)R. Cross Babysitter Training-PRC (p47)Program Levels Essentials-CC (p52)Program Levels Essentials-NRC (p52)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CT (p55)

Science, Adventure, Energy-CC (p43) Your Own Business-CC (p46)Program Levels Essentials-CC (p52)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CT (p55)

Stepping into the Past-OS (p43)Program Levels Essentials-PRC (p52)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CC (p55)


Grove Point Adventure Crew-GP (p45)

Phone Chat Session (p54) Phone Chat Session (p54)




World Thinking Day February 22, 2010

World Thinking Day was first created in 1926 at the fourth Girl Guide/Girl Scout

International Conference, held at Girl Scouts of the USA’s Camp Edith Macy (now called Edith Macy

Conference Center). Attendees decided that there should be a special day when Girl Scouts and Girl Guides all around

the world think of each other and give thanks and appreciation to their “sister” Girl Scouts. Thinking Day is often celebrated with internationally-themed events, with Troops choosing to explore the cultures of other nations by learning their style of dress, games commonly played, the food and recipes eaten, and much more! February 22 was chosen as the date for Thinking Day because it was the birthday of both Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scout movement, and his wife Olave, who served as World Chief Guide. This Thinking Day, remember and connect with your fellow Girl Scouts!


18FEBRUARY 2010

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10% off Cookie themed

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OPERATION Taste of Home

Share a touch of luxury and help us send Girl Scout cookies to our military Troops around the world or to those in need of a treat on the Delmarva Peninsula by collecting cookie donations for Operation Taste of Home. Invite customers to participate in this project by purchasing a box (or boxes) to be sent to Troops far away from home or given to those in need locally. Customers will not receive the cookies they purchase for this service project.

For various reasons, some customers do not want to buy cookies for themselves. With Operation Taste of Home, they have a chance to give to others while supporting Girl Scouting at the same time.Send notes of support with cookies: Visit www.gscb.org. Download blank note cards, decorate them and bring completed cards to your Troop Leader or any Girl Scout office. Ask friends, classmates and cookie customers to participate too.


Winter Science Wonders-CC (p41)Grove Point Adventure Crew-GP (p45)St.. Valentine’s Day President’s Day

World Thinking Day


Choc ‘n Roll-GP (p37) Girl’s Night Out-OS (p43)Engineering Your Tomorrow-OS (p48)Program Levels Essentials-NRC (p52)Program Levels Essentials-PRC(p52)Purim

Twilight Adventures-Oceans-OS (p47)Cookie Booths begin

Choc ‘n Roll-GP (p37)Girl’s Night Out-OS (p43)

Choc ‘n Roll-GP (p37)Powerful First Impression-NRC (p47)

Legs, Wings & Antennae (p39)Wonderful Water!-OS (p40)Challenge Made Possible-OS (p42)GS Silver/Gold Education-OS (p45)Agilent Science Programs-OS (p46)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-SP (p55)

Miss Spider’s Tea Party-SP (p39)Powerful First Impression-PRC (p47)

Science, Adventure, Energy-OS (p43)Your Own Business-OS (p46)Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52) Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-SP (p55)

Chemistry in the Kitchen-CC (p43)Twilight Adventures-Oceans-OS (p47)Kitchen Detectives-CC (p47)

Women of Distinction Trainings (p48) Girl Scout Gold Award Proposal Review Ash Wednesday

MD Legislative Day-OS (p47)

Phone Chat Session (p54) Phone Chat Session (p54)

Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-SP (p55)


20MARCH 2010Celebrating the Birthday of Girl ScoutingGirl Scout Birthday - March 12

“I’ve got something for the girls of Savannah, and all America, and all the world…” Juliette Gordon Low spoke these words while developing her idea for the Girl Scouts. March 12, 2010 marks the 98th anniversary of the day Low officially registered the organization’s first 18 girls in Savannah, Georgia, in 1912. Low’s niece, Daisy Gordon, was the first girl to be registered as an official Girl Scout in the United States. Low believed that all girls should be given opportunities to develop physically, mentally, and spiritually. She advocated for girls’ involvement outside of the home, and encouraged girls to pursue careers in science, environmentalism, politics and more.

Originally called Girl Guides, the organization’s name was changed to its present form in 1913. The first Girl Scout camp was held in the summer of 1912 and by 1920, there were nearly 70,000 Girl Scouts in the United States. Today, nearly 4 million girls and adults are active Girl Scouts, and 50 million women in the U.S. are Girl Scout alumnae.

Women of Distinction Signature Events8th grade Cadettes – Ambassadors

WHEN: March 9, 2010 – Women of Distinction WHERE: Hotel DuPont, Wilmington, DE

WHEN: April 30, 2010 – Lower Shore Women of Distinction WHERE: Wicomico County, MD

WHEN: May 14, 2010 – Mid-Shore Women of Distinction WHERE: Talbot County, MD

The Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay Council founded the Women of Distinction Celebrations to honor women who have made significant contributions on the Delmarva Peninsula through their work, philanthropy, and community service. As Women of Distinction, they have broken through the glass ceiling in their respective fields, pioneered new and innovative ideas and business strategies, acted as positive role models for girls, and embodied the values of Girl Scouting.

For more information about the Women of Distinction Signature Events please contact the Fund Development Department at 1-888-778-0321 in Wilmington or 1-800-374-9811 in Salisbury.

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Orienteering Adventures-CT (p36)Sandy Pines Camp Cleanup-SP (p37) Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CC (p55)OstaraSpring Equinox

Girl Scout BirthdayGirl Scout Week

GPS for Beginners-CC (p42, 45) Stress Less Weekend-SP (p48)Daylight Savings Begins

Wacky Wednesday-NRC (p53)Wacky Wednesday-PRC (p53)Girl Scout Gold Award Proposal Review St. Patrick’s Day

Girl Scout Birthday Blow-out Sale

March 8 - 13

10% offCamping Items


Grove Point Adventure Crew-GP (p45) Cookie Program EndsGirl Scout Sunday Girl Scout Week

Passover Begins

Deposit Deadline for Troop Cookie ProgramGirl Scout Week

Science, Dazed or Dazzled-CC (p39)Eco-Explorer Adventure-CC (p41)Stress Less Weekend-SP (p48)Super Saturday-NRC (p53)Super Saturday-PRC (p53)Girl Scout SabbathGirl Scout Week

Girl Scout Week

Women of Distinction Wilm-OS (p48) Girl Scout Week

Girl Scout Week

Orienteering Adventures-SP (p36)Wake Up Camp!-GP (p37)Spring Camp Cleanup-CC (p37)Rise & Shine at Camp Todd-CT (p37)Day in D.C.-OS (p48)

Spring Camp Cleanup-SP (p37) Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CC (p55)

Wake Up Camp!-GP (p37)Spring Roundtable-PRC (p54)

Wake Up Camp!-GP (p37) Rise & Shine at Camp Todd-CT (p37)Science for the Season-CC (p39)Palm Sunday

Legs, Wings & Antennae (p39)Wonderful Water!-OS (p40)Healthy Habits-OS (p41)GS Silver/Gold Education-OS (p45)Agilent Science Programs-OS (p46)R. Cross Babysitter Training-NRC (p47)Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)

Science, Adventure, Energy-OS (p43)Your Own Business-OS (p46)Program Levels Essentials-OS (p52)

Spring Roundtable-NRC (p54) Spring Roundtable-OS (p54)

Phone Chat Session (p54) Phone Chat Session (p54) Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CC (p55)


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2010 Annual Council MeetingWHEN: Wednesday, April 28, 2010 WHERE: Modern Maturity Center, Dover, DE

5:00 pm – Registration/Reception

6:00 pm – Buffet Dinner

7:00 pm – Business Meeting

Registration form available at www.gscb.org and also on Page 34 of this calendar.

The Annual Meeting, held at the Modern Maturity Center in Dover, DE, is your opportunity to meet the Board of Directors, hear from the Board Chair and CEO, honor our volunteers and recognize Girl Scouts who have achieved that most prestigious award, The Girl Scout Gold Award. Volunteers and Girl Scouts are encouraged to attend!

APRIL 2010The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award that Girl Scouts ages 14 – 18 may earn. The award, recognized by colleges, government agencies and employers, reflects the Leadership and citizenship skills of the girls who earn it. Only 3% of Girl Scouts nationwide earn this prestigious award by completing community service projects and rigorous reviews over the course of many months.

Girl Scout Gold Award RecognitionsSeniors, Ambassadors

Girls earning the Girl Scout Gold Award will receive their award at the Annual Council Meeting on April 28, 2010. Our Board of Directors is very excited about the opportunity to congratulate the girls and to hear about their wonderful projects. This will also give our delegates the chance to meet the girls and share the girls’ accomplishments with their Service Units. Service Units, in conjunction with recipients’ families, should also plan to honor girls on the local level. An invitation to the Annual Meeting will be to sent to all Gold Award recipients in March 2010.

Gold Award Proposal ReviewsGirls must submit a request for the review date(s) of their choice for their proposals. Only four Girl Scout Gold Award project proposals will be reviewed at a time on the dates listed below. The first four proposals requesting to meet with the committee on a particular date will be seen on that date. Proposals must be submitted for review 6 weeks prior to start date of the project, and are due by the first day of the month. Locations will vary with the population of Girl Scout Gold Award proposals in need of review.

All dates 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

August 19, 2009

September 16, 2009

October 14, 2009

November 18, 2009

December 16, 2009

January 20, 2010

February 17, 2010

March 17, 2010

April 21, 2010

May 19, 2010

June 16, 2010

July 2, 2010

August 18, 2010

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Phone Chat Session (p54)Earth Day – 40th Anniversary Leader Appreciation Day

Offices and Bay Shops Closed Good Friday

Easter Passover Ends

Girl Scout Gold Award Proposal Review Administrative Professionals Day

Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-OS (p55)Facilitator Training-GP (p56)Arbor Day

THANKYOU

Volunteers!

5% offLeaders

Recognition GiftsCertain limitations and



Tax Day

Bay Shops Closed

Adventures on Lake Williston-CT (p36)Earned Archery-CT (p 42, 46)Camp/Outdoor Facilitator-GP (p56)Facilitator Training-CC (p56)

Stewards of the Land-GP (p48)Earth Day at Camp Todd-CT (p37, 38)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-GP (p55)

Earth Day at Camp Todd-CT (p37, 38)Camp GP Open House-GP (p38)Stewards of the Land-GP (p48)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-GP (p55)

Archery for Beginners-CC (p42, 44)Orienteering for Beginners-CC (p42, 44)Day in NYC-OS (p49)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-SP (p55)

GPS for Beginners-CC (p42, 45) Grove Point Adventure Crew-GP (p45)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-SP (p55)

Stewards of the Land-GP (p48)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-GP (p55)

Annual Council Meeting-OS (p22) GS GS Gold Award Recognitions-OS (p49)

Phone Chat Session (p54) Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-SP (p55)

Camp/Outdoor Facilitator-GP (p56)Facilitator Training-CC (p56)

Camp/Outdoor Facilitator-GP (p56)Facilitator Training-CC (p56)

Bay Shops Closed


24MAY 2010

GSCBC Yard sale! All Ages

WHEN: August 15, 2009 and May 22, 2010, 8 am – 1 pm (set-up at 7 am) WHERE: NRC COST: $10 per table

NOTE: This is a yard sale. You may sell other items such as baked goods, but you must also have true yard sale items.

Is your Troop planning events that may need some additional funding? Clean out your closets and bring your items to sell! Help keep the world green by re-using items.

Your trash might be someone else’s treasure!

Packages include:• Admission to Dutch Wonderland®• Buffet Lunch• Scout Scootin’ Boogie• Campfire Sing-a-long with s’mores• Optional Pasta Supper and much more...!!!

Girls age 14-18: Program Aide opportunities available

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Walk Softly on This Earth!-CC (p38)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-OS (p55) Facilitator Training-OS (p56)ACA Canoe & Kayak-CT (p58)BeltaineLag B’Omer

Phone Chat Session (p54)Shavuot


Memorial DayOffices and Bay Shops Closed

Cinco de Mayo

Daisies Discovery Weekend-GP (p39)Finding Your Way Badge Day-CC (p43) Mother’s Day

10% offStickers and

Scrapbook ItemsCertain limitations and exclusions apply. Contact The Bay Shop for details!


Visit our website www.GSCB.org for the latest information on Girl Scoutprograms, adult education sessions, events, updates and more!

Bay Shops Closed

Adventures on Lake Williston-CT (p36)Critter Adventure-CC (p39)Daisies Discovery Weekend-GP (p39)Archery for Beginners-CC (p42, 44)Program Aide Education-PRC (p49)

GSCBC Yard Sale-NRC (p38)Earned Archery-SP (p42, 46)Program Aide Education-NRC (p49)GPS & Map Technology-CC (p49)Advanced Archery-CC (p49)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CT (p55)

Orienteering for Beginners-CC (p42, 44)Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-OS (p55)Facilitator Training-OS (p56)


Grove Point Adventure Crew-GP (p45)Get Away Weekend-CT (p49)Facilitator Training-GP (p56)

Program Aide Education-CT (p49)Get Away Weekend-CT (p49)Facilitator Training-GP (p56)

Get Away Weekend-CT (p49)Facilitator Training-GP (p56)

Phone Chat Session (p54) Camp/Outdoor Skills: Basic-CT (p55)



26JUNE 2010You’ll GROW to love Girl Scout Summer Camp!Camping is a great way to build new skills, gain a greater sense of community, and develop a deep appreciation for nature. Whether you go for a day, a week, or longer, Girl Scout camping gives you an opportunity to grow, explore, and have fun. Every girl should have a chance to camp!

Our Council has four beautiful camps with a wide variety of amenities and fun program opportunities. We have these sites so all members can learn more about themselves, each other, and about nature.

Come and visit, you can take a walk, jog, have a picnic, and/or come for a fun program. If you are interested in reserving a building or site it’s easy and financially reasonable! Where else can you sleep 25 of your coolest friends away from home for the same price as a one night stay in an average hotel room? For more information please check out the camp section on our website or talk with the Camp/Event Registrar at 800-341-4007 or email [email protected].

Camp ToddCamp Todd is one of our largest and most unique camp properties. Located in Denton, MD, it’s a place to get away from the rush of every day life. It has a picturesque lake, nice hiking trails, and cozy lodges, tents, screened in Adirondacks and a spacious program center and pavilion. The camp offers fun programs such as swimming, archery, canoeing, kayaking, orienteering and much more. Each site sleeps between 16 and 36 guests. The cost ranges, but if you are a member of our Council the average cost per site, per night is $36.

Camp Grove PointCamp Grove Point is our largest camp, located where the Sassafras River and the Chesapeake Bay meet. It is situated in a small town called Earleville, MD yet, it has the most environmental diversity of our sites. There are wide open meadows, wooded trails, a beautiful river front, and amazing bay cliffs. Its buildings are just as diverse as its land. You will find Adirondacks, platform tents, cozy air conditioned cabins, and a large multi-use Program Center. There are many fun program opportunities as well, including tennis, swimming, sailing, kayaking, volleyball, archery, low-ropes course adventures and much more. It is a great place for Troops, groups, family retreats, weddings and more. Each site sleeps between 12 and 36 guests and the average cost is between $29 and $37 for our guests.

Camp Sandy PinesCamp Sandy Pines is a retreat from the hectic city and just a small jump from the beach. It is conveniently located just minutes away from Salisbury, MD, in Fruitland. Camp Sandy Pines has a newly built cabin unit, a tent unit, a spacious winterized building and a fun tree house unit. It offers great outdoor skill programming as well as themed events. Plus come out to use the fun self-led challenge course, sign up for Archery and even hike the quiet trails. Each site sleeps between 24 and 32 guests and the average cost is between $24 and $49.

Camp Country CenterCamp Country Center is located on a beautiful hillside in Hockessin, DE. The camp has recently received an update as one of the “Greenest” LEED Certified buildings in DE! Stay at the new building or in one of the platform tents, the screened Troop House or the cabin. Camp Country Center is a great place to explore and investigate the world around you. Sign up for fun programs related to science, orienteering and/or archery. Each site sleeps between 16 and 30 guests and the average cost is $17 for GSCBC members.

Pick UR ProgramIn addition to scheduled programs you can schedule a unique program which will be customized to work with all grade levels. There must be at least eight girls registered to participate in a program. If your Troop size is smaller than the minimum of eight girls, one must pay at least the $60 or $100 depending on the type of program you choose. Payment in full is due at least four weeks before your visit. Full refunds are available three weeks before scheduled visit. All programs cost $7.50 per girl except for boating activities which are $12 per girl. Programs are scheduled and provided upon staff availability. Contact the Camp/Event Registrar at 302-456-7182 or 800-341-4007 ext. 7182 or by email at [email protected] directly to schedule a program for your group. If you have a need that you don’t see listed, call and ask. We are here to help you and your girls enjoy our camps!

EncampmentsAre you planning an Encampment or Day Camp? Do you need help? Contact the program provider at each site for support to provide fun and exciting programming on site. We can help you with programs in Orienteering, Canoeing, Kayaking, Sailing, Swimming and Team Building. Cost will very depending on the size of the group and the number of staff that will be needed. Payment in full is due four weeks before your event. Refunds are available up to three weeks before the reservation, after which no refund will be offered. Some programs are not available at all camps.

Visit www.gscb.org for more detailed information and photos of each of our camps.

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LithaSummer Solstice

Flag Day

10% offClearance ItemsCertain limitations and



Father’s Day

Last Wednesday Bay Shops Open

Council-wide Bridging-GP (p38) Last Saturday Bay Shops OpenCouncil-wide Bridging-GP (p38)


Wild Women’s Weekend!-GP (p54) Wild Women’s Weekend!-GP (p54)

Wild Women’s Weekend!-GP (p54)

Waterfront Lifeguard Training-GP (p58)

Waterfront Lifeguard Training-GP (p58) Waterfront Lifeguard Training-GP (p58)Waterfront Lifeguard Training-GP (p58)CPR for Professional Rescuer-GP (p58)

Waterfront Lifeguard Training-GP (p58)Archer Instructor Training-GP (p58)Red Cross Small Craft Safety-GP (p58)

JULY 2010

FairWinds Farm & Stables, Inc.

41 Tailwinds Lane North East, MD 21901

410-658-8187

www.fairwindsstables.com www.luckyfootseries

HAVE FUN EARNING YOUR HORSE FAN BADGE!

You can also earn Books, Theatre, and Women’s Stories Badges!

Our 1 ½ hour program covers grooming, tacking up, horse care, and English riding with a hands-on approach. May also include Western trail

ride upon request. Hayrides, riding lessons, summer camp, pony rides, carriage rides, birthday parties, and Bed & Breakfast also available.

Arrange a book signing at the stable with JoAnn S. Dawson, author of the

award-winning Lucky Food Stable series for ages 8-12.

Ted and JoAnn Dawson – Owner/Managers Our location is just minutes from Newark, Wilmington, and Elkton!


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Offices and Bay Shops ClosedIndependence Day


10% off BooksDoes not include age level girl

books or adult guides


Tisha B’Av

Isra Al Mi’Raj Me and My Gal-GP (p38) Me and My Gal-GP (p38)

Me and My Gal-GP (p38)

Me and My Guy-GP (p38) Me and My Guy-GP (p38)

Me and My Guy-GP (p38)


It’s time to re-register your Girl Scout! Early Bird Registration is now open. Call (800) 341-4007 to register your Girl Scout today and get a jump-start on the fun!


30AUGUST 2010High Adventure Kayak Interest GroupCadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors

WHEN: Session One: Sunday, August 9, 2009, 1:30 pm – 5 pm Session Two: Sunday, August 23, 2009, 1:30 – 5 pm Session Three and Four will be determined by the group. Actual trip is to take place on Labor Day Weekend, September 4 – 7, 2009 WHERE: Camp Todd, Denton, MD

COST: $60. Includes camping trip, food and supplies for all sessions. NOTE: All meetings will include kayaking so dress appropriately.

Do you love to kayak? Do you want to learn more? Come to each of these three sessions and learn all you need to know to take a trip and camp out overnight! Feel free to invite your friends to attend. You don’t have to be an active Troop member to participate.

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