Katherine, Lucy, and Horatia of Troop #8226 march towards the park, where a special ceremony was held.

Troop #1582 finished their Bronze Award by delivering 35 Valentine “Bath Bags” to pamper the moms coming to Interfaith Caring Mission. The girls chose to focus on moms because everyone always thinks of the kids. The girls decorated the bags with a Valentine’s Day theme.

This is a picture of “Troop #5234” 16th annual Thanksgiving dinner. Five of them came over in January and had their annual feast of muffin pizza, queso, veggies, and pumpkin pie. This menu has varied little in the past 16 years. Troop #5234 began as a Daisy troop in 1989 in Mason Creek Service Unit, Katy, and the troop number was retired when the troop graduated in 2002. The troop members continue to meet twice a year when most of them are home from college. Able to meet this January were Kenna, a junior Education major at Baylor; Laura, a junior Speech Pathology major at University of North Texas; Kim, a junior Business major at A&M; Maria Patricia, a junior MicroBiology major at Cornell; and Stephanie, a Junior Environmental Science major at Syracuse. Not able to attend this time were Kimberly, a junior Journalism major at UT; and Leah, a junior Interior Design major at South Hampton University in England. The troop plans to meet every year to enjoy their “Thanksgiving Dinner” no matter what the date is!

Brownie Troop #8200 of Splendora helped serve drinks and snacks to bike riders during the 2005 Lions Club Bike Ride. They were joined by one Junior from Troop #5134 and one Cadette Juliette to help them out. These hard working girls were much appreciated and each received a Lions Club Bike Ride T-shirt as well as a Lions Club Pin.

Troop #2126 presented eight cases of Girl Scout Cookies to the Navy Marine Corps Reserve Center.

Katy Elementary Troop #5166 getting prepared to sell Girl Scout Cookies.

Troop #5134 visit the Holocaust Museum in Houston. The girls had been studying Anne Frank in school and were very interested in going to the museum. They also took several handmade butterflies. The museum is collecting 1,500,000 butterflies which represent children that perished in the Holocaust.