October 2005 Volume 31 Issue 9  

Archery

Target with Arrow stuck in bull's eyeBull’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 skill level and prior experience. Brownies through Seniors can participate. If you have tried archery and liked it, this is the way to strengthen and improve your skills. All instruction takes place on the archery range so dress for the outdoors. No prerequisites are necessary. Troops that are camping or willing to take a day trip should consider taking part in this exciting activity.

The Bull’s-eye program continues to grow and the activity includes a program patch or rocker for each girl who participates. If it is your first time to participate in a Bull’s-eye session then you will receive a patch. If you have already participated in the Bull’s-eye program before, you will receive a rocker to begin to build your own Bull’s-eye. Once your troop has participated in the event, contact Program Manager Nicole McInnes at nmcinnes@sjgs.org or 713-292-0353 for your patches to be mailed.

Troops should be at the archery range at least 10 minutes prior to the start time. Arriving late will result in less time to participate.

Who: Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, and Seniors

Where and when: (Pick one of four sessions)
9-10:30 a.m., 10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m., 1-2:30 p.m., or 2:45-4:15 p.m.
Camp Misty Meadows -Nov. 12
Camp Whispering Pines - Oct. 15, Nov. 12

Min./Max.: 6/16

Cost: $4 per person

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

Backpacking

General Backpacking Information

Love the outdoors? Want to spend more time outside? Join Backpacking! Girl Scouts have monthly weekend trips from October to April in Eastern and Central Texas. With experience, backpackers have opportunities to go on summer trips to exciting places like the Colorado and New Mexico Rockies, Big Bend, and other exotic locals. Backpacking groups are a great way for new backpackers to gain skills by learning from experienced backpackers, and it’s an excellent way for both experienced and novice backpackers to meet people who share the same interests and love for the outdoors. Don’t worry if you might be the only girl in your troop or a Juliette who might be interested in backpacking. You won’t be the only one. Sign up for an orientation and join the fun! And don’t worry if you don’t have all the gear. Arrangements can be made to rent equipment at the Girl Scout Center through a backpacking group coordinator. To join in the fun, or for more backpacking information contact Nicole McInnes at 713-292-0353, or nmcinnes@sjgs.org.

Backpacking Orientation

Who: 11 year olds – Adults

What: Covers all the basic knowledge required for troops wishing to go backpacking. After successful completion of the course, participants will earn the GSSJC Backpacking Certification and can join any of the existing Council backpacking groups.

Where: Misty Meadows, The Outback and Misty Meadows pavilion.

When: Oct. 22-23 and Feb. 25-26

Cost: $10, Food and packing information will be provided in confirmation letter.

How to Register: Use Program Registration Form. Please list the names and ages of all participants.

Event Code: 10-56-05-6240

To join in the fun or for more backpacking information, contact at Nicole McInnes at 713-292-0353, or e-mail: nmcinnes@sjgs.org.

GSSJC Backpacking program upcoming events

Backpacking Orientations – October 22-23
Goonies (Novice Backpackers Trip) – October 15-16
Backpacking Rendezvous 2006 – April 1-2
Monthly Backpacking Trips starting in October

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