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Woodland Mounds
Newsletter
http://su653.grgsc.org/ April, 2007
Our Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence,
Mission: and character, who make the world a better place.
A note from our Service Unit Managers –
Débora McCarty and Diane O’Connor
What an awesome year we have had so far! We would like to thank everyone for helping our Service Unit put together so
many events. A huge THANK YOU goes to Laura Byrd and her Troop 622 for an outstanding Thinking Day event. About
90 girls were in attendance, with 6 of the 13 troops displaying a country. They also had Chinese dancers come in with two
of the girls being from Troop 622.
We also had the Gals N Pals dance with over 115 people in attendance headed by Sonya Hall and Paula Asmus and their
Troop 4738!! They even raised over $100.00 for the Family Giving Campaign.
Several troops participated in the Cookie Share program and hundreds of cookie boxes were shipped to our soldiers in
Iraq and Fort Knox, KY. Don’t forget to praise your girl scouts for doing such a great job selling cookies.
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Our own 1 Annual Girl Service Chase has come to an end. If you were not able to turn in your pictures and point sheet
please do whenever you can. Though your troop will not be considered for the Pizza Party prize the girls will receive a
certificate of participation. Please let us know how we did. Would you like to change anything with the Girl Service Chase?
Any suggestions are welcome!!!
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Our next meeting is coming up on April 16 . This will be our last official meeting of the year. We’ll have a special banquet
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night on April 30 to show how much we appreciate leaders and volunteers. The cost per person is $5. If you feel that
charging your volunteer is not fair, then please consider using troop’s funds to pay for their dinner. Several troops will do
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that as a token of appreciation. A sign-up sheet will be available at our April 16 meeting. Keep sending us your
nominations… the more the merrier!!!
Our Flower Planting event at Sharon Woods with sister service unit Creekwood is well underway. More details will follow
via meeting and email.
Day Camp registration has already started and we hope you will participate in it with your troop. If you have any
suggestions about program please let Débora know.
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Pick-up/drop-off and Finance Report workshop will be held on May 16 . Sally Bartlow will be available to answer any
questions you have. Just bring your receipts and she’ll help you get it done.
As always, do not hesitate to contact your Service Unit in case you need any help or have any questions.
Yours in Scouting,
Débora & Diane
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Service Team at your fingertips
Notes from Service Team
Service Unit Managers
Diane O’Connor
Training Liaison – Julie Koebel
dianeoconnor75@aol.com 886-6642
Débora McCarty rdmccarty@mindsprings.com 755-6124
Outstanding job in completing your required
Recruiter/Organizers trainings. I am happy to report that we only
have 4 ladies who have training to complete.
Adena
Sarah Sturgeon sturgeon@fuse.net 759-0401 In this newsletter, I have an up to date list of trainings
Shawnee
available from now to the end of summer. If you are
Lisa McAfee lisamcafee30@hotmail.com 777-4231 bridging to the next level, now is the time to take it. You
can do it online or take the class, what ever works best for
Hopewell you. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Pam Dooley idooley@cinci.rr.com 777-3386
Registrar – Julie Koebel
St. Johns
Judy Horne jhorne1@cinci.rr.com 755-8710 Registration packets will be available at the May pick up
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meeting. The deadline for will be June 19 . If you have
Registrar, Training Liaison, Newsletter any questions, about registration, please give me a call.
Julie Koebel jkoebel123@aol.com 777-3697 Remember ALL troops must participate in early
registration.
Program Consultant
Daisy Cookies – Ann Copple
Margaret Popp popp.ma@pg.com 755-2759
What a great year! Our Service Unit had a total of 48,885
Brownie boxes. That is 441 over our goal. That is a whole lot of
Elizabeth Wilson dwandea.wilson@netzero.net 779-6923 cookies. I hope they had milk! We had a total of 333 girls
selling. The 500 earners are London Anderson 500,
Junior Tiffany O’Connor 508, Kailey Macke 519, and Kaitlin
Laura Byrd laura_byrd@cinfin.com 779-4108 Finnerty 550. Prizes will be available in May at our pick
up meeting.
Cadette and Senior
Sonya Hall ebd@sonyahall.com 779-8803
Financial Advisor – Sally Bartlow
Jackie Decker cityfolks5@yahoo.com 779-8821
Financial Advisor In this month's bins, you will receive a
Sally Bartlow GARYBARTLO@aol.com 777-7033 form for your troop's year-end financial report. All troops
need to fill this form out, whether you are continuing, your
Events Coordinator troop is disbanding, or there is a leadership change next
Martha Era emartha1@fuse.net 755-3289 year. This form will be forwarded to Council, and is your
protection if a parent questions the finances of the troop.
Cookies and Camp Coordinator
Filling out this form should only take about fifteen minutes
Ann Copple scopple@cinci.rr.com 779-8502
if you have kept good financial records. The form needs
Family Partnership to be turned into the Service Unit at the May drop-off/pick-
Mary Ann Ramhap maryann@ramhap.com 759-0880 up meeting or mailed to me no later than the May
meeting. If you have year-end functions happening after
Community Service Liaison the May meeting, still turn in this form in May, and those
Lynne Martini Lynne.Martini@fuse.net 779-7501 events can be placed on next year's financial report.
Girl Planning Committee Chair Leaders, please use the time in April to get your records in
Need Someone order. If you have any questions or need some help,
Publicity Chair
please feel free to call me at 777-7033. I will be glad to
Suzanne Linder jparmr@aol.com 777-8645 walk you through the process. Forms can be mailed
to: 7400 Jean Dr. West Chester, OH 45069.
Girl Scout Web Site Thanks
www.grgsc.org
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Notes from Service Team
Continue…. THINKING DAY…. A Success
The girls of Troop #622 (Emily Byrd, Jessica Era, Mia
Newsletter Deadline– Julie Koebel Kern, Lindsey Kinnaman, Maddie Larson, Mariah
Sampsel, Audrey Schwieterman and Kaycee Seiter)
worked hard to plan and provide a successful Woodland
If you wish to submit an article to our Mounds Service Unit Thinking Day. They want to thank
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newsletter, the deadline is the 28 of all of the troops that participated in this event and hope
each month. Please email Julie Koebel that everyone had a GREAT TIME. We would like to
with the details. thank the girls of Mary Ann Ramhap’s Cadette Troop
#7396, Ann Copple & Julie Koebel’s Senior Troop #1695
Publicity Chair – Susanne Linder and Lauren Jones of Judy Horne & Lynne Jones’ Troop
#7739, without their help, we would have struggled to get
The Cincinnati Enquirer has a everything completed.
special section twice a week.
that comes out called "Your
Hometown Enquirer". Here is how to get things
published:
You can email your picture with a short description of
the picture to: hometown@enquirer.com
Or to put in the Pulse Journal send to:
akramer@coxohio.com
Let's get some articles in there!!!
Day Camp 2007
Let's Go Wild in the Jungle
Badges and Pins
Badges and Pins
Please mark your calendars for Let’s Go Wild in the
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Jungle on June 11 – 15 . Day Camp will be held at Camp
It is a great idea to get your end of the year patches
Butterworth.
and pins early from Council. If everyone waits till May,
they may not have what you need. Also the store
st Registrations will be accepted from April 2 to April 7,
hours will change on May 21 . The new hours will be
2007.
Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. They will be
closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Send Day Camp Registration Form, Day Camp Site
Information and Fee form, and Fee to:
Lisa McAfee, 7843 Montreal Court, Cincinnati, OH 45241
If you wish to volunteer at camp, please contact Diane
April 30th Award Night O’Connor.
New Location
The training date is schedule for May 12th.
Our Award Night will be on April 30th it will be
filled with good food, laughter and good times.
The event will be held at Hopewell Junior
School Cafeteria on April 30th. At the April
leaders meeting you will have another
opportunity to RSVP for the dinner.
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SERVICE HOURS OPPORTUNITY!
Adena Elementary needs Cadette and Senior volunteers to help with the Annual Funfest. For those who aren't familiar with
Funfest, it is the big annual spring festival, and is a major fundraiser for the school. This is an opportunity for community
service hours, particularly for Seniors. Volunteers will help with face painting; rub on tattoos, hair painting, and other fun
activities with the kids. If you or your Troop are interested, please contact Barb Carter at 403-6282, or Gretchen Johnston at
779-7734.
Attn all gardeners:
Jr. PA Training –
7th grade troops 294 and Lakota Ridge Troop 7441 will
The training Is scheduled for Saturday, April 21 from be working on the "Land Lab" behind Hopewell Junior
9:00 – 3:00 pm at St. John’s Pavilion. Please contact School in the coming weeks. They need your help. If
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Laura Byrd by Friday, April 5 for any girl 6 grade or you are thinning your perennial gardens and would like
older that would like to attend this training session. The to donate the extra plants to the "Land Lab", the troops
cost will be $5.00 per girl. will plant the flowers and cleaning it up etc. We also
could use any top soil or mulch if you have extra bags.
The troops will be there once a week in the
evening. Hopefully, with some TLC from these
Troop News troops, this will become a great place to meet or walk
the grounds or just meditate!! Dates and times have
Troop 622 – Cookie Sale Workshop - not been determined yet. Any questions call Diane
O'Connor at 886-6642.
The girls of Troop 622 had a great time at their
workshop selling cookies. They were dressed in
Cookie costumes and made up a song and dance to
entice the people to buy cookies.
Sister Service Unit to plant flowers at
Sharon Woods Village
Troop 8081 landscaping project
After a weekend of camping at Stonybrook, Troop Saturday May 5th from 9-10:30am.
8081 landscaped around the Hopewell Elementary
sign. Alex, Alexis, Arianna, Maeve, Sarah, and Sonya We will join hands with our Sister Service Unit from
worked hard saving the crocus already there, while Springdale to add a touch of spring to Sharon Woods.
trying to clear out the overgrown grass. Watch for We can only plant certain types of flowers. Paula will
flowers every spring, they planted perennials. Great have the list of flowers, she will pass it along to you.
choice girls. Sign up sheet and additional information will be available
at the meeting. In the mean time if you have any
questions, please contact Paula at 777-4266 or
organizedsolutions@juno.com .
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Things to do:
Memorial Day Parade
The Girl Scouts Troops in the West Chester area are cordially invited to participate in the annual West
Chester Memorial Day Parade and Memorial Service on Monday May 28, 2007. Any interested Girl Scout
troops in the area are invited to march in the parade. Participants will meet at Union Elementary School
8735 Cincinnati-Dayton Road West Chester, Ohio at 9:30 A.M. The parade will begin promptly at 10:00
A.M., proceed south on Cincinnati-Dayton Road, turn right on West Chester Road and turn left into
Brookside Cemetery where the memorial service will be held. Troops can just show up the day of the
parade at Union Elementary School. Troops can not throw or give out candy to the people along the parade
route. If you have questions please do not hesitate to call Michael (Mickey) Vidourek at 513-777- 0672 or
email vidourek.me@fuse.net .
West Chester Parks:
Archaeological Dig - Any girls interested in an Archaeological Dig there is a workshop on April 21st from
630-830pm at the West Chester Town Hall at 9113 Cin-Day Road. The Dig will take place on August 8th.
The cost is $7.00 per dig. This year's theme at COSI in Columbus has to do with Archaeology. A great
opportunity to participate in an actual DIG!!
Kite Flying @ the VOA - Every second Sunday of the month, noon to 5pm. Grab your kites and join the
American Kite Flyers Association and Pigs Aloft at Voice of America Park. Enjoy watching kites of all colors,
shapes and sizes, or bring your own kites. Enter off Cox Road. Rain Cancels!
Airwaves KiteFest Presented by WGUC Saturday, April 14 and Sunday, April 15 Noon to
5 p.m at Voice of America Park, Tylersville Road www.airwaveskitefest.com Take flight at
the VOA as a huge variety of kites fill the sky. Enjoy the stunning acrobatics of Chicago
Fire as they perform kite ballet in the sky, run with the bolls, and build and fly your own
kite. Witness the spectactle of high-flying geckos and fish. Visit the Voice of America
Museum for a tour and to see a selection of kite-inspired art. The event is free. There will be a small parking
donation to benefit Voice of America Park & Museum.
Visit these websites for Hamilton County Parks, Butler County Parks, West Chester Parks as well as the
state of Ohio. Here they are:
www.GreatParks.org
www.butlercountymetroparks.org/
www.westchesteroh.org/parksandrec/
www.Discoverohio.com
Carvel's- a fun place to take a troop. For $9.00 decorate an ice cream cake, take a tour and get an ice cream cone.
Address is 8177 Princeton Glendale Road (747) ph 870-0208.
http://www.merchantcircle.com/business/Carvel.Ice.Cream.513-870-0208
Rocking Climbing Places- Rock Quest in Sharonville http://www.rockquest.com/index.html
Climb Time Indoor Rock Climbing In Blue Ash http://www.ctoba.com/
Want to see a play? ActingUp@ActingUp.com Once on This Island May 11,12 and13 Mason High School Theater.
It is about a young girl growing up on an island in the 1930’s that the girls may enjoy with their families. Lots of
Lakota kids in this!
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Family Partnership Campaign
Funding sources for Girl Scouts are way down this year. Help! Our service unit goal is 100%
Participation! What can we do as leaders? We give of our time, our money when troop funds are
low and are seldom compensated for all the extras that we leaders give so freely. Now 'they' want
more? Think about it. Who believes more in the benefits of the Girl Scout Program? What can we
do? Have the girls tell the story. Why do you enjoy scouts? What changes have you noticed in the
girls? Have the girls write a letter or have a parent write a letter to send to all the parents asking
for their support. Why? Girl Scouting reaches beyond the troop. Your support reaches the girls that
could not join without trained leaders or financial support. Your support reaches each and every
one of us as we use the resources provided to us by the council paid staff.
We have a need. We need to support the Family Partnership Campaign with our hearts, our girl's
successes and our creativity. How can we as a team ensure the success of our fund raising
campaign? We need your support!
Make a donation to the Family Partnership Campaign in honor of your
daughter, mom, leader or that special someone and a card will be sent
to the person you are honoring by your gift.
The Family Partnership Campaign started February 1st.
Events Events
April
June
nd
2 Service Team Meeting
2nd Day Camp Registration Starts 1st Financial Reports due to Sally
7th Day Camp Registration ends 11 – 15 Let's Go Wild in the Jungle
16th Membership meeting Day Camp 2007
22nd Girl Scout Leaders day 19 th
Registration forms due to Julie
26th Annual Meeting
30th Awards Banquet Night (NEW DATE)
May
5th Sister Service Unit Event –Sharon Woods
5th Raskals
7th Service Team Meeting
6th Day Camp Unit Leader Training
8th Council Recognition Event
14th Membership meeting
21st New Council Shop Hours
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All interested Cadetes, Seniors, and Juliettes.
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Kelly from council will be coming out to Hopewell Junior on Thursday May 3 at 7pm in the cafeteria to talk about
Destinations!!!! What is Destinations? A Destination is your chance to go somewhere new, do something
different, and meet people from everywhere you can imagine.
Things to Know:
You can choose from many types of events. See what life is really like for an M.D. or camp in the green
depths of the Costa Rican rainforest.
You can travel around the corner or around the globe.
Don't be intimidated by the price. Many of the events are offered at reduced prices from what the public
would be charged. Plus, there may be funding from your local Girl Scout council and Girl Scouts of the
USA can help you with ideas for raising money for your trip.
A Destination Match
There are six categories of destinations. Which one is right for you?
International—events outside of the U.S.
Outdoors—events ranging from learning outdoor skills to Outward Bound challenges on land or sea.
Science — Events that take science to a new level. Learn animal behavior or what a doctor's life is like.
People—events that visit cities and countryside’s so you can experience the culture of new places.
Apprenticeships — events that give you hands-on, real-life experience in a potential career field.
Getaways—Two- to four-day events all over the country, that don't require the Girl Scout destinations
application.
Here is the link to the website as well. There are bunch of different pages for you to look at.
http://www.studio2b.org/escape/destinations/destinations_411.asp
All interested Cadetes, Seniors, and Juliettes.
We are also going to start our own Association for Cadete, Senior and our older Juliettes For anyone
interested in attending. We would like to meet once a month or every other month, working on anything the
girls would like to pursue.....Community Service., careers, field trips, camping, seeing college campuses, bigger
and better trips to say to NYC or Chicago to the Smokies or Hershey PA or even take Amtrak to DC. etc. This
will be for all interested girls in our service unit. Do need adults or leaders to help advice. All interested can
Diane on her cell at 886-6642.
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Need training?
Here is an up to date list of upcoming trainings. Please call council to schedule your next training.
Training Code Date Time Location
Junior Age Level JR006 4/17/07 7:00 - 10:00pm Girl Scout Center
Brownie Age Level BR008 4/19/07 9:00am - noon Girl Scout Center
Lodge Camp LC007 4/21/07 10:00am - 1:00pm Camp Stonybrook
Leader/Advisor Training CS001 4/21/07 2:45 - 5:45pm Camp Stonybrook
Basic Camp Overnight BC020 4/21-22/07 9:00am - 1:00pm Camp Stonybrook
Valuing Differences DT019 4/24/07 7:00 - 10:00pm Westwood United Methodist
Valuing Differences DT020 4/28/07 9:00am - noon Summerside United Methodist
Brownie Age Level BR009 4/28/07 1:00 - 4:00pm Summerside United Methodist
Junior Age Level JR007 4/28/07 1:00 - 4:00pm Summerside United Methodist
Basic Camp Certification BC030 5/2/07 9:00am - 1:00pm Girl Scout Center
Junior Age Level JR008 5/8/07 9:00am - Noon Girl Scout Center
Valuing Differences DT021 5/9/07 7:00 - 10:00pm Girl Scout Center
Standard First Aid with CPR FA007 5/15&17/07 6:00 - 10:00pm Girl Scout Center
Basic Camp Overnight BC030 5/23-24/07 9:00am - 1:00pm Camp Butterworth
CPR/AED for the Professional
FF001 6/2/07 9:00am - 5:00pm Girl Scout Center
Rescuer and Advanced First Aid
Valuing Differences DT022 6/5/07 9:00am - Noon Girl Scout Center
Junior Age Level JR009 6/6/07 7:00 - 10:00pm Girl Scout Center
Brownie Age Level BR010 6/19/07 9:00am - Noon Girl Scout Center
Basic Camp Overnight BC040 6/23-24/07 9:00am - 1:00pm Camp Ladigrau
Daisy Age Level DA004 7/10/07 7:00 - 10:00pm Girl Scout Center
Brownie Age Level BR011 7/11/07 7:00 - 10:00pm Girl Scout Center
Valuing Differences DT023 7/16/07 7:00 - 10:00pm Girl Scout Center
Junior Age Level JR010 7/17/07 7:00 - 10:00pm Girl Scout Center
Standard First Aid with CPR FA008 7/20/07 9:00am - 6:00pm Girl Scout Center
Basic Camp Certification BC050 7/26/07 6:00 - 10:00pm Girl Scout Center
Basic Camp Overnight BC050 8/11-12/07 9:00am - 1:00pm Camp Stonybrook
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Girl Scouts Celebrate 95 Years of Leadership and Service
For nearly a century, the Girl Scout Movement has played a pivotal role in America’s history with a
focus on developing young women with the necessary skills to be leaders who make a difference
in their world. This initial vision was that of Girl Scout founder Juliette Gordon Low, when she
gathered 18 girls as the first Girl Scout troop in Savannah, Ga., on March 12, 1912.
Throughout history, Girl Scouts have taken leadership roles in their community. Today, with 3.6
million members, Girl Scouts continues to develop girls' leadership skills and prepare them for their
futures as successful women—whether as businesswomen, community leaders or heads of
households—who contribute to making the world a better place.
Girl Scouts Go Green for 95th Anniversary!
Following in the rich history and tradition of Girl Scouting, Girl Scouts of the USA is joining The
Future of Life Inc. in a nationwide community service project that promotes environmental
awareness and civic responsibility. Throughout the Girl Scouts 95th year, Girl Scouts will plant up
to 30,000 trees nationwide, making a significant impact on the environment.
This initiative began on March 12, the Girl Scout birthday and the start of ―Make the World a Better
Place‖ week. Girl Scout CEO Kathy Cloninger, Future of Life Director Bernard J. David, and Girl
Scouts from the New York metro area came together for a ceremonial tree planting at Edith Macy
Conference Center in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. This location and natural setting is the same site where
Girl Scout founder Juliette Gordon Low joined delegates from 29 countries in a tree-planting
ceremony at the Fourth International Conference in 1926.
This tree-planting project is part of a larger Future of Life initiative called Trees for the 21st
Century, which will encourage all girls to take a leadership role to improve their communities and
discover and appreciate the Earth and all of its natural elements—an inherent part of Girl Scouting
since its founding in 1912. For more information on Girl Scout programs creating environmental
awareness, visit our environmental program page.
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ss, visit our environmental program page.
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