Girl Scouts- Great Rivers Council SU 696 Website

Serving Troops in the Kings School District including St. Margaret of York

Next Meeting....April 13 at 7pm

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Kings Service Unit

Campout

Camp Butterworth June 25-27

All ages are welcome

Come for the Saturday day camp, one night or two.

More info to come…mark your calendars.

You WON’T want to miss this one!!!!

Kings Service Unit

Roller Skating Party

Castle Skateland

980 Loveland-Madiera Road, Loveland 683-6666

Sunday, April 25, 2010

5:00 - 7:30 pm

Scouts - $6, Adults - $3

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Thinking Day: March 20 from 6:30-8pm

Skating Party: April 25 from 5-7pm

Service Unit Campout at Camp Butterworth : June 25-27 (for a two nighter)

or June 26-27 (for a one nighter) or just the 26 th for Daycamp!

IN THE NEWSPAPER....Pulse Journal

In the community...

Girl Scout Cadettes help Habitat for Humanity
Contributed By Rachel Richardson | The Enquirer |

Girl Scout Cadette Troop 48805 lent a helping hand to the Clermont County chapter of TriState Habitat for Humanity on Super Bowl Sunday.

Troop members volunteered with the nonprofit organization’s “Souper” Bowl fundraising outreach held Feb. 7 at Milford First United Methodist Church. The organization offers bean soup for sale in an effort to support its mission of providing affordable housing to families in need.

The girls washed and sorted beans, diced carrots and ham and labeled more than 200 deli containers. The effort is part of the troop’s mission to learn about homelessness.

“Young people under the age of 14 are not allowed on Habitat construction sites, but by making soup we were helping people that are homeless,” explained Peach Norman Owen, a 13-year-old Scout from Milford.

“Some people said it was the best bean soup they ever tasted,” she added. “I really hope our Girl Scout Cadette troop can do this again and again.”

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