The Golden Link - January 2004 Volume 30 Issue 1 

A World of
Opportunity


Program Staff
Jo Monday, Vice President - Membership Services
Cindy Walter, Director
George Ann Barrett, Manager
Deban Becker, Manager
Kathy Elliott, Manager
Mary Fordham, Manager
Melinda Gaskill, Manager
Nicole McInnes, Manager
Shannon Walker, Manager
Myrna Monconduit, Secretary

For information on:
Photography, Family and Troop Camping, Project Horizons, Equitation, Campership, Cadette Program Resource, Parades, Puppetry Troupe, ACA 713-292-0313

Council History, Council Theme Events, Health and Safety, Daisy/Brownie Program Resource, 713-292-0224

Canoeing, Senior Program Resource, Conservation, Lifeguards, Aquatic Weekend, 713-292-0269

Science and Technology, Girl Leadership, Bronze/Silver Award, Service Projects, Council Choir, Carousel, Junior Program Resource 713-292-0232

High Adventure, Senior Senate, Day and Twilight Camps, Carousel, Green Starlettes, Senior Weekend, 713-292-0233

Travel, GEMS, 713-292-0262

Resident Camp, Sailing, Sports, 713-292-0353

If you have a special physical or communication need that may impact your participation in any of these activities, please consult the Program Department prior to the program to discuss accommodations. We cannot ensure the availability of appropriate accommodations without prior notification of need.

Program
Girl Scout activities for all levels
Learn about the environment at Project Learning Tree
Project Learning Tree is hands-on environmental games and activities. Girls and leaders will have an opportunity to investigate the environment while learning about trees and plants. Adults who take the training have the opportunity to purchase a 400-page activity book that has many games in it that can be used with troops throughout the year. Troop leaders and parents can take the training while girls and other adults actually play the games at this Project Horizons event.  
Who: Brownies, Juniors, leaders, parents
When: February 7; 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Where: Camp Misty Meadows
Cost: $8 per person, $20 optional workbook
Event Code: 10-64-01-6240
Maximum: 200 girls
Bring: At least two adults per troop. One adult will participate with the girls and one to take the training.
Also bring: Permission slips, medical forms, adult emergency forms, ground covers, lunch, drinks, and cup.
Register: Program Registration Form
Questions: George Ann Barrett at 713-292-0313, 1-800-392-4340, gbarrett@sjgs.org
   
Theatre Badge Workshop

Juniors can earn their theater badge in one fun day! The event includes a performance by dancers from The Pink Ribbons Project, Dancers in Motion Against Breast Cancer and three exciting sessions! At the end of the day each girl will receive a Theater Badge. This event is the Gold Award Project of Molly Russ, a senior at Episcopal High School.

The workshop will include:

  • Creating a mask from felt, feathers, sequins, and other materials;
  • Learning the art of stage make-up by applying it to yourself, a mannequin, or a friend; and
  • Playing charades and learning other techniques used by professional actors to warm up and prepare for a performance.
Who: Junior Girl Scouts
When: Saturday, January 31; 10 a.m. -12:30 p.m. (snack provided)
Where: Episcopal High School,
4650 Bissonnet, Bellaire
Cost: $11 per girl
Bring: Permission slip and medical form
Max: 80
Deadline: January 21
Details: Deban Becker, 713-292-0203 or dbecker@sjgs.org

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