The annual Service Unit Caroling Event is scheduled for December 3, 7-8pm at Sherwood Forest. A flyer will follow.
You could of all received your October Connections with the Pathways class schedule. These are some fun classes so register early so you get your first choice. If you did not get the Connections go to the Totem Council Web site for a list of classes and registration form.
BRONZE AWARD PROJECTS:
Karlee Sturn from Troop 1846 is working on a "Book Collection" drive for her Bronze Award. The books will be donated to local hospitals, retirement homes, and nursing homes
Lauren Corkery from Troop 1846 is working on a "Baby Items" Collection (Food and other baby items) for her Bronze Award. The items will be donated to Northwest Harvest.
Troop 1118 will be making quilts for local women shelters for their Bronze Award project. To get ready for this project they will be working on the "Sew Simple" and "Arts to Wear" badges.
Troop 1747 is getting ready to work on their Bronze Award. They have no project selected at this time.
SILVER AWARD PROJECTS:
Katie Few and Samantha Bowman from Troop 1865 are putting together a "Leaders Resouce" guide as their Silver Award project.
Please lets support the girls in their projects.
TROOP 1747: We have had a busy month. We went to Scholt's pumkin patch and took their tour. We then went to pick out our pumkins. On October 10 we went to the taping of Northwest Afternoon and did a PSA for the Save Our Waves Project. We finished the month with a visit from a police officer and talked about safety.
TROOP 1846: Helped Troop 920 bridge to Juniors.
TROOP 920: Br idged to Juniors with the help of Troop 1846.
TROOP 1736: We started a new program in our troop called "Support Your Sister Scout". We are going as a group to softball games, choir concerts, etc that our troop members are participating in. We decorated a bulletin board in the 6th floor playroom at Mary Bridge Hospital (we "adopted" this as an ongoing project). We have also started our Bridging to Senior activities.
TROOP 1118: We made sewing supply kits, learned how to use multiple electronic sewing machine and made aprons. We also took a trip to the pumpkin patch/corn maze. The maze was exhausting, 3.4 miles but the cocoa and rice crackers tasted great afterwards.
The following troops did service projects in October as part of the "Save Our Waves" program
Troop 1736 and 1846: They went to Celebration Park on October 5 and pulled non-native plants from the wetland areas.
Troops 1734 and 2153 went to the Blueberry farm and helped clean up there.
Gold Award Page: See how Amy Foster earned her Gold Award
Silver and Gold Award Projects: See what projects girls in our service unit are working on.
Veteran's Day Parade Page: Teach your troops the history of Veteran's Day, Veteran's Day activities for troop and what Try-It's, Badges, and Interest Project Patches can be completed by participating in the parade.
Super Troop Program: This has been updated with which troop has completed which star.
The Calendar of Event: All the leadership and outdoor series training in the south end through May have been added. Also the dates for Cookie Rally and Daisy Days have been added.
Silver Award Page: Here you will find the names of the girls in our service unit who have earned this award and what their projects were.
2003 Thinking Day: Here you will find information on the Thinking Day event.
Please be so kind and sign the Guest book when you visit the web site. Let us know what you think and what other information you would like to find there. Remember the web site is a tool to help you and to keep you informed.
The following troop leaders get 1 ticket for registering for the Juliette Low Event on time: 1319, 2188, 1736, 1734, 2138, 920, 1148, 1865, 1773, 1846, 1733, 2139, and 2153. Be sure to get your ticket at the next leaders meeting.
The following troop leaders get 1 ticket for registering for Encampment on time: 920, 1118, 1148, 1162, 1319, 1347, 1733, 1734, 1736, 1747, 1846, 1865, 2138, 2139, 1474, 2188. Be sure to get your ticket at the next leaders meeting.
The first Kids Care Club Project chaired by Monika Hammon and Karina Hartung from Troop 1865 was a great success. We took 200 pounds of food to the Federal Way Food Bank. Thank you to all the troops who brought food to the last leaders meeting. To learn more about our Kids Care Club go to Kids Care Club Page.