March 2005 Volume 31 Issue 3  

Making Music with Tau Beta Sigma

Tau Beta Sigma (TBS) is a National Honorary Service Sorority serving college and university bands. A major purpose of the sorority is to promote women in the field of music. Members of the Stephen F. Austin Chapter of TBS would like to share their love of music and service.

Who: GSSJC Brownie and Junior Girl Scouts and Girl Scouts 11-17.
Where: Tom and Peggy Wright Music Building on Alumni Drive, SFA Campus, Nacogdoches, TX
When: Saturday, April 23; Check in: 11 a.m.;
Event: 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Min./Max.: 50/100
Cost: $5 girls (pay at event), Safety-Wise ratio of adults free.

Bring:

Please bring a sack lunch, drink, and snacks.
Troop leaders- please be responsible for your own troop’s permission slips and medical forms (F-204 permission slip, F-185 medical form, F-22 Adult Emergency form). Leaders serve as their troop’s first aiders.
Register: Use form below
Deadline: Friday, March 25
Contact: Melinda Gaskill, 713-292-0232, or mgaskill@sjgs.org
Note: Troop Preparation-Girls review requirements towards earning music-related try-its, badges, and interest projects. TBS will complete selected portions of these awards, allowing you to complete the recognition at your troop meetings after the event. Troop leaders will be notified by e-mail (please print legibly) of awards to be earned. Girls and adults are asked to design and decorate their own nametags for this event. Please include first name and troop number in one inch (1”) letters.



Experience a sailor’s life on the Elissa

Girl Scouts can experience “a sailor’s life from the days of old,” in a special overnight adventure aboard the U.S.S. Elissa.
After a tour of the Elissa and a video presentation, the overnight Girl Scout crew learns some hands-on sailing skills. Girls will help set one of Elissa’s huge staysails, and they work with the ship’s volunteer crew to master rope craft and seagoing knots. During the night, girls will follow one of the oldest traditions of the sea–keeping watch over the Elissa and Galveston Harbor.

Who: Girls ages 8 and up
When: March 11, April 15, or May 13; Girls need to be at Elissa by 6:30 p.m. Friday or Saturday. Girls need to be picked up at 9 a.m. Saturday or Sunday
Where: Elissa-Texas Seaport Museum, Pier 21, Galveston, 409-763-1877, elissa@galvestonhistory.org
Bring: Sleeping bag (no air mattresses), pillow, change of clothes, medical form, and permission slip.
Min./Max: 30/40
Cost: $38 per person
Register: Use Program Registration Form
Event Code: 10-56-10-6242
Ratio: 1 adult per 5 girls
Deadline: Register and submit payment five weeks prior to event date. Contact Council immediately to notify us of cancellations. No refunds will be issued 30 days prior to event.
Contact: Sarah Boyd at 713-292-0269 or sboyd@sjgs.org.
Note: Eat dinner before arrival. Breakfast will be served aboard Elissa, and snacks will be provided.


Bike Helmets Wanted!

   As the generous donors of Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council continue to increase the number of bikes donated to Camp Agnes Arnold, GSSJC is in need of more bike helmets to accommodate riders.
GSSJC is seeking donations of new or slightly used bike helmets. Slightly used helmets must meet the following safety standards:

1. Helmets must be labeled with the U.S. CPSC Safety Standard for bicycle helmets sticker (found on the inside of all      helmets).
2. All straps and fasteners must be intact and free of wear and tear.
3. Helmet shell and internal protective foam core must be intact and free of damage.

All donations can be given to Program Manager Nicole McInnes located on the 2nd floor at 3110 Southwest Freeway Houston TX. Please call 713-292-0353 or e-mail: nmcinnes@sjgs.org for more details.

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