Flag Corps needs girls and adults
 Girl
Scouts are often asked to present flag ceremonies for special
events within the Council – for both Girl Scout events
and the community at large. Girls have presented ceremonies
for Council meetings and events, banquets, WNBA basketball
games, and other local sporting events, mayoral luncheons,
conventions – you name it!
Girl Scout volunteers are needed to carry on this tradition
of patriotism. If you are interested in becoming a part of
this exciting group, return the bottom portion of this form,
or e-mail your contact information to kelliott@sjgs.org.
You will learn different types of flag ceremonies –
both for raising and lowering the flag. Plus, you will be
on a list to contact whenever there is a request for a flag
ceremony in your area. (Adults are especially needed to coordinate
the girls at each ceremony!)
Girls and Adults of all ages are needed – Join the fun!
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Archery
Archery Instructor School
Archery is one of the most popular activities for troops
and leaders camping at our GSSJC camps. To meet this increasing
demand, the Council is offering you an opportunity to become
a certified Level 1 National Archery Instructor. In addition
to teaching other girls throughout the Council, you can also
schedule the archery range for your troop and service unit
events. Bring food for lunch, drinks, pencil, and paper. All
hours must be taken to receive credit for the course. All
participants MUST be 15 years old or older.
Who: Girls age 15 and up
Where: Camp Agnes Arnold
When: March 19
Cost: $65 per person
Min./Max.: 6/12
Register: Use the Program Registration Form
Event Code: 10-56-08-6246
Deadline: Three weeks prior to the event
Contact: Nicole McInnes at 713-292-0353 or nmcinnes@sjgs.org |
Bull’s-eye
Individual and troop archery instruction is offered at Camps
Casa Mare, Misty Meadows, Silver Springs, Robinwood, Agnes
Arnold, and Whispering Pines. Instruction is based upon individual
skills level and prior experience. All instruction takes place
on the archery range so dress for the outdoors. This is a
perfect activity for a day trip to camp or for camping troops.
The Bull’s-eye program includes a patch or rocker for
each girl who participates. If it is a girl’s first
time to participate in a Bull’s-eye session she will
receive a patch; after that girls receive a rocker to begin
to build their own “Bull’s-eye.” Once a
troop has participated in the event, contact Nicole McInnes
at 713-292-0353 or nmcinnes@sjgs.org to have patches mailed.
Who: Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, and Seniors, Where and when:
Camp Casa Mare, February 19, April 9, May 7
Camp Robinwood, February 26
Camp Agnes Arnold, January 22, March 5
Camp Whispering Pines, January 22, March 5
Cost: $4 per person
Min./Max.: 4/16
Register: Use the Program Registration Form
Event Code: 10-56-08-6246
Deadline: Two weeks prior to the event
Contact: Nicole McInnes at 713-292-0353 or nmcinnes@sjgs.org
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