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Troop #5652 decorated and filled Easter gift bags for Cypress
Assistance Ministries senior citizen clients for the past
nine years. This year several troops from their service unit
helped out. The dental office of Drs. Phyllis and John Tuthill
provided toothbrushes and toothpaste for each of the bags.

Members of Troops #24010, #24046 and #24047 rasied more than
$300 for the Bush-Clinton Tsunami relief fund. They are pictured
at a recognition ceremony attended by the two former presidents.

Brownie Troop #5596 made more than 150 greeting cards to submit
to the “Cards for Kids Program.” The cards will
be taken to orphanages and hospitals in poverty-stricken countries
and distributed to children by Airline Ambassadors.
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The Creekwood Service Unit hosted its annual Father-Daughter
Dance on March 19. The beach-themed dance was attended by
more than 300 Girl Scouts and their fathers. Profits from
the dance were dedicated to Tsunami Relief and a check for
$200 was recently presented at the Annual Creekwood Bridging
Service at Rummel Creek Elementary School.

Troop #1594 earned the Bronze Award by spending the day with
the seniors at Vista Continuing Care in Pasadena. They began
the day by attending church services with the residents. The
girls made Valentine decorations for each room and spent the
morning visiting with the residents. The afternoon was spent
playing bingo. The girls are pictured with the stuffed animals
they collected to give away at bingo games.
Troop #9138 from Nacogdoches has been busy with a variety
of service projects. In September the girls made homemade
dog biscuits for local animal shelters. In October they had
a material drive at Central Heights High School and local
churches to collect material to make heart pillows for the
American Cancer Society. During the holidays, they filled
stockings for Marines in Iraq, shopped for Christmas dinner
for a family at the Nacogdoches Women’s Shelter, and
made blankets to be donated to the Binky Patrol in Houston.
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