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2010-2011 Service Unit
Meeting Information
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Time: |
7:00
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Location: |
St. Peter's Church - basement facility
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Dates: |
2nd Tuesday of the month
Next meeting will be August
10, 2010
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR TROOPS |
Archeology Badge
Cake Decorating Lessons
Summer Horse Camps
 
Troop 30687 as they participated in the Granny
C's bakery program and the horse program
Daisy Girl Scout, Becca Jobe, bridges over to
become a Brownie Girl Scout during the Huber Heights Bridging
Ceremony held June 5, 2010.
On
June 5th,
Huber Heights Girl Scouts celebrated their year’s accomplishments
through a Multi-Level Bridging & Awards Ceremony.
The ceremony began by recognizing those
Girl Scouts who contributed in two Service Unit sponsored community
service projects.
Mrs. Tami Jorgensen, Huber
Heights Girl Scout Service Unit Manager, presented awards to the
Girl Scouts who took part in delivering treats to the elderly
population at the Biltmore residency, downtown Dayton
– during the months of December 2009 and February 2010.
Mrs. Kathy Demers, Assistant Superintendent for
HHCS, presented awards to the Girl Scouts who contributed their time
and effort to support the HHCS Literacy Initiative, from January to
May 2010.
The following Girl Scouts
received Community Service Awards:
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Troop 30113:
Haley Geiger
Ceira Goin
Jackie Hennette
Ashley Martin
Abby Miska
Julia Seaman
Emily Smith
Madison Smith
Josie Stiver
Parkyr Vann
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Troop 30693:
Audrey Earnest
Maura Kim
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Troop 33826:
Chiara Baker
Kassandra Buchan
Elizabeth Dew
Rachel Dozier
Brittany Hawley
Christina Holland
Akaila Howard
Marisa Madewell
Jennedie Pena
Storm Smith
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Troop 30324:
Kayla Coleman
Katariana Fry
Kelsey Howard
Alyssa Jones
Megan Lee
Breanna Stanfferd
Mikaela Teeters
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Troop 31267:
Lauren Daily
Sophia Virgallito
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Troop 31081:
Anna Miska
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Bridging award activities
are designed to emphasize the continuity of one Girl Scout program,
and to introduce girls within each age level to what lies ahead.
Bridging ceremonies gained in popularity
when the Bridge to Junior Girl Scouts award was introduced in 1977.
Brownie Girl Scouts could earn the award
while they prepared to “fly-up” to Junior Girl Scouts.
Today, the concept of bridging in Girl
Scouts is expanded.
Bridges can be formed not only between
different age groups, but between troops of different neighborhoods
or councils.
Girls can build bridges anywhere,
anytime, and cross them to wider understanding and growth.
The following troops and
Girl Scouts participated in the ceremony.
All Daisy Girl Scouts were bridged to
Brownie level.
All Brownie Girl Scouts were bridged to
Junior level.
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Daisy Troop #30693:
Lily Burke
Audrey Earnest
Maura Kim
Alena Seaquist
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Daisy Troop #30784:
Abigail Berridge
Taylor Deshotel
Evie Hatton
Becca Jobe
Maria Shade
Katelynne Wilson
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Daisy Troop #31155:
Makayla Laughner
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Brownie Troop #30298
Anneida Ayala
Chloe Brzozowski
Katherine Ellis
Coyle
Grace Jackson
Katherine Kiesel
Erika Leverich
Alyssa Siefert
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Brownie Troop #30324
Sarah Dancy
Katarina Fry
Megan Lee
Mikaela Teeters
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Brownie Troop #30384
Courtney Barlow
Katy Greene
Katie Leeds
Alyssa Robinson
Jonnae’ Sandridge
Kelly Williams
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Brownie Troop #30113
Audrie Goffinet
Madison Smith
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Program Consultant, Stacey
Smith, organized the event with the help from leaders: Shannon
Coleman, Rachel Earnest, Missy Greene, Sheryl Jackson, Kellie Jobe,
and Michele Jones.
“Huber
Heights’ Scouts have a lot
of talent and creativity amongst these leaders and it shined through
on this day!
I really appreciated all their effort,”
said Stacey Smith.
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