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September 2007
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Pirate Day
Who: All registered Girl Scouts and their families
What: Girls and their families are invited to start the year off with a day of fun and excitement at Belmont Outdoor Adventure Center. Participants will sing pirate songs, receive a pirate name, climb the cargo net, make pirate crafts and much more.
It will be a day of non-stop pirate fun. All Girl Scouts and family wishing to attend must use the registration form.
Where: Belmont Preserve and Outdoor Education Center
Cost: $2.00 per person
Minimum/Maximum: 10/100
Note: This event can be attended by individual girls and their families. The whole troop does not have to attend for the girls to attend this event.
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Indiana University Vollyball
Who: All registered Girl Scouts and their families
What: Girls enjoy an Indiana University Women’s Volleyball game. Girl Scouts will form a tunnel for the team to run out on to the court during the pre-game warm-ups; a troop will present the NGWSD trophy during the pre-game and, there will be a post game autograph session. All Girl Scouts and family wishing to attend must use the registration form.
Where: Indiana University Bill Armstrong Stadium, Bloomington, IN
Cost: $3.00 for each Girl Scouts and family member.
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October 2007
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Indiana University Women's Soccer Day
Who: All registered Girl Scouts and their families
What: Girls enjoy an Indiana University Women’s Soccer game and post game autograph session. Check in is at 11:00 AM. Free Soccer Clinic at 11:30 – 12:30
All Girl Scouts and family wishing to attend must use the registration form
Where: Indiana University Bill Armstrong Stadium, Bloomington, IN
Cost: $3.00 for currently registered Girl Scouts and their family members or friends. The money is due to the council office with the registration form by 10/5/07.
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Adventure Skills Day
Who: Junior Girl Scouts and Girls 11-17
What: Have you ever wanted to learn more about using a compass? How about learning more about outdoor sports? Spend the day at Belmont Preserve and Outdoor Education Center and earn the Finding Your Way badge and earn requirements for the Adventure Sports Badge if you are a Junior Girl Scout. Girls 11-17 can earn requirements towards the Orienteering and High Adventure Interest Projects. Those wishing to attend must use the registration form
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ASD01
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10/20/07
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10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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9/1/07
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10/12/07
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Where: Belmont Preserve and Outdoor Education Center
What to Bring: A bag lunch and be prepared to be outdoors for the day.
Minimum/Maximum: 10/50
Cost: $5.00 per person. Price includes event patch, badge or Interest project and an afternoon snack
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Birthday Bash Overnight
Who: All registered Girl Scout Troops
What: To celebrate Juliette Low’s Birthday, Girl Scouts of Tulip Trace are having a camp out! This is a unique experience for troops. All programming and meals will be provided for the girls, the troop leaders will just need to provide adult supervisions to meet safety wise ratios. Troops will choose their activities while there. Some possible activities are: high ropes, archery, ecology, outdoor living skills and much more. Please join us for a fantastic weekend. Troops wishing to attend must use the registration form
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10:00 AM Sat – 1:00 PM Sun
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Where: Camp Flat Rock YMCA, St. Paul Indiana
Minimum/Maximum: 75/150
Cost: $60.00 per person; Cost includes an event patch, all meals (lunch, dinner, breakfast and a snack on Saturday evening) and activities.
Lodging will be in cabins with electricity and running water.
At least one adult per troop must have Stepping Out (or Basic Troop Camping) training for this event.
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November 2007
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Indoor Rock Climbing
Who: Junior Girl Scouts and Girls 11-17
What: Enjoy indoor climb time at Hoosier Heights Indoor Climbing Gym in Bloomington.
Each troop must furnish adults to belay (control the rope to which a climber is attached) participants. Two adults per troop or one adult per individually registered girl must attend to meet Safety-Wise guidelines for this activity (refer to pages 99 - 100 of the Program and Traning Guide). Training will be provided by Hoosier Heights' staff. Each participant and their parent or guardian must also sign a special release form from Hoosier Heights that will be sent with your event confirmation. Those wishing to attend must use the registration form
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IRC002
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11/17/07
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11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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9/14/07
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11/2/07
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Where: Hoosier Heights Indoor Climbing Gym, Bloomington
Minimum/Maximum: 10/25 girls per session. 2 adults per troop or 1 adult per individual girl MUST ATTEND.
Cost: $15.00 per girl
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Round-Up Rewind
Who: Girl Scouts 11-17
What: Join us as we “rewind” one of the oldest events in Tulip Trace! Your group may choose to represent your favorite past Round-Up (see the back of this form) and transform your campsite to represent your chosen Round-Up. Girls can participate in workshops, the bake off, sound-off, lip sync and skit competition. Each group will prepare an interactive booth that showcases their Round-Up choice. A least one adult from each troop needs to have Basic Troop Camping training prior to attending the event.
Complete the interest indicator and return to the council service center to receive a etailed registration packet.
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RUA01
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11/2 – 11/4/07
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3:00 PM Fri. – Noon Sun.
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Now
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10/12/07
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Where: Belmont Preserve and Outdoor Education Center
Cost: $20.00 per person which includes refreshments, supplies, Saturday all-camp dinner and an event patch. All other meals and necessities are provided by each troop/group.
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Interest Groups
Who: Girl Scouts 11-17
What: Looking for a different way to participate in Girl Scout activities? Are you a Juliette and looking for some ways to be part of a few activities with other girls? Tulip Trace is forming three interest groups for the fall.
When: Specific dates are to be announced for each location. Groups will begin meeting in the end of October and meet for 4-6 week session of activities.
This is an individual girl activity – the whole troop does not have to participate. Those wishing to attend must use the registration form
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IG001
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TBA
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TBA
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8/1/07
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10/1/07
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IG002
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TBA
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TBA
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8/1/07
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10/1/07
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IG003
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TBA
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TBA
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8/1/07
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10/1/07
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Where:
(IG001) Bloomington – Cooking
(IG002) Columbus – Cooking
(IG003) Austin – Life Skills
Minimum/Maximum: 5/15 for each location
Cost: $30.00 per girl includes all supplies for a 4-6 week session of activities
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January 2008
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February 2008
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National Girls and Women In Sports Day
Who: All registered Girl Scouts and their families
What: Girls enjoy pre-game activities focusing on a variety of women’s sports with Indiana University’s women’s athletic teams prior to packing the hall to cheer on the Lady Hoosiers. Tip off is at 2:00 PM; doors will open for pre-game activities at noon. All Girl Scouts and family wishing to attend must use the registration form
Where: Indiana University Assembly Hall, Bloomington, IN
Minimum/Maximum: Not applicable
Cost: $2.00 per person. To register, complete the form below. To order T-shirts and patches fill out the back of this form. Send payment to the council service center. Payment for T-shirts and patches are due with this form.
YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE TO BE ADMITTED FOR THE SPECIAL $2.00 PRICE.
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Car Care Workshop
Who: Girl Scouts 11-17
What: Journey to various car dealerships where their mechanics will give a crash course in basic car care, such as learning what warning lights and gauges indicate, tire air pressure and checking the oil. This can be applied towards an interest project patch or STUDIO 2BSM charm. All participants must provide their own chaperones and transportation. Those wishing to attend must use the registration form
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CC001
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02/02/08
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11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
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12/01/07
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01/12/08
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Where: Bedford, Greenwood and Scottsburg
Minimum/Maximum: 10/20 girls
Cost: $2.00 per girl
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March 2008
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Self Defense Workshop
Who: Girls 11-17
What: This workshop will teach girls some simple self defense moves and also touch on personal safety. Girls will earn requirements towards Your Best Defense Interest Project. Those wishing to attend must use the registration form
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SD001
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3/8/08
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12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
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1/1/08
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2/22/08
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Where: To be announced
Items to Bring: All girls will need to sign a sensitive issues form. Forms will be sent with confirmation letters.
Minimum/Maximum: 10/30
Cost: $3.00 per person. Cost includes participation patch.
*This workshop may be attended by individual girls. The whole troop does not have to attend.*
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April 2008
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Indiana University Women's Little 500
Who: Junior Girl Scout and Girl Scout 11-17 Troops
What: A lucky Girl Scout troop will have the opportunity to be paired with Wright Cycledelics women’s team as the Girl Scout sponsored team. Activities with your team are limited only to your imagination! The troop selected can invite team members to a troop meeting to learn about bicycle safety, have team members share their training experiences, watch team practices and qualifications, help design the t-shirts to be worn by their team’s fans, paint and design the ‘pit board’ that their team uses the day of the race, and/or send notes/cards of encouragement to team members. Those wishing to attend must use the registration form
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IUW501
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04/18/08
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4:00 PM
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1/2/08
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3/11/08
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Where: Indiana University Bill Armstrong Stadium
Minimum/Maximum: 10/50; Two registered adults per troop.
Cost: $2.00 per person, includes program supplies and tickets
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Indiana University Campus Invasion
Who: Girl Scouts in grades 10 through 12
What: Join the Campus Girl Scouts of Indiana University for a terrific, fun filled, exciting weekend on campus. You will enjoy an insider’s tour of campus, 2 meals, shopping, theatre, bowling, and much more.
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CI01
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4/4 - 4/5/08
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Begins 5:00 pm Friday Concludes 12:00 pm Saturday
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2/19/08
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3/21/08
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Where: Indiana University, Bloomington
Minimum/Maximum: 5/30
Cost: $20.00 per person includes 2 meals, bowling, and theatre.
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May 2008
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Outdoor Rock Climbing
Who: Junior Girl Scouts and Girls 11-17
What: Enjoy a fun-filled day of climbing on the climbing wall sides of the new Tango Tower at Belmont Preserve and Outdoor Education Center! This is a drop-in event, so come and climb and leave when you’re tired. Two adults per troop and one adult per individually registered girl must attend to meet Safety-Wise guidelines for this activity. Pre-registration for all individual girls as well as troops or groups is required. Participants and their parent or guardian must also sign an assumption of risk form in order to participate. Those wishing to attend must use the registration form
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ORC002
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5/17/08
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10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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3/25/08
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4/22/08
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Where: Belmont Preserve and Outdoor Education Center
Minimum/Maximum: A minimum of 10 girls is necessary for this event to run; 2 adults/troop or 1 adult/individual girl MUST ATTEND.
Cost: $15.00 per girl
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Summer 2008 Adventure Trips
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Did you miss out on all the fun during the adventure trips last summer? We will be offering 5 exciting adventure trips for the summer of 2008 – here is preview of that is to come….watch the mail in January for dates and times. We hope to see you this summer! |
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Roller Coasters 101
Have you ever wondered how a roller coaster is able to go around all those loops and the passengers don’t fall out? How does a roller coaster take a 90 degree plunge and still stay on the track? These are some very good questions, and the best way to figure out the why is to ride the roller coasters! We’ll be taking a trip to several local amusement parks to ride some of the best coasters in the country. In between the rides we will be learning from engineers who build and design roller coasters as to why they work the way they do.
This trip will be a great way for girls to have a great time while learning some cool science.
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Wander Wisconsin
Want to sail the pristine waters of Wisconsin? Enjoy some fresh Bratwurst? Or mountain bike a wooded trail? These are just some of the cool adventures participants can enjoy while wandering Wisconson. A few days will be spent at a camp near Milwaukee where the activities will iinclude mountain biking and sailing. Another day will be spent exploring the many sights of Milwaukee (a trip to the zoo, a baseball game, take in a museum). Participants will help decide the activities!
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Meet Me in St Louis
Not much of a “camper?” Enjoy a leisurley hike, but aren’t a hard core back packer? Then here is a great trip; a trip to the shores of the Mississippi River and the home of the Gateway Arch. Activities could include a tour of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, a trip to the top of the arch, and even a tour on a riverboat. Other possible activities could include a major league baseball game and other sights of St. Louis. Participants will help plan the itinenary. It will be an awesome adventure!
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Rafts and Reins (Fayetteville, WV)
Discover the beauty and challenge of West Virginia by trying out a variety of high adventure sports including rafting and horseback riding. Rafting will take place in the New River and the participants can experience the class III and IV rapids. After a day on the river participants will hit the trail and let horses do the walking through the New River gorge and experiencing the beautiful vista. There will also be some days for relaxing and short day hikes. It will be a trip filled with memories of a lifetime!
**Must be 12 or older to attend this trip**
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Trip to Savannah and Patriot's Point
Who: Girl Scouts 11-17
What: Start planning now! We are planning a trip to Juliette Low’s birthplace in October, 2008. Trip will include bus transportation to Savannah Georgia and a day in Savannah including a program at Juliette Gordon Low’s Birthplace. We will then travel to spend two nights aboard the ship USS Yorktown at Patriot’s Point. Limited space is available. hose wishing to attend must use the registration form
All participants must register before December 1, 2007.
When: October 15- 19, 2008. Next trip may be in 2011.
Where: Savannah, Georgia and Patriot’s Point, South Carolina
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Registration Opens
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ST001
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10/16-10/19/08
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TBA
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9/1/07
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12/1/07
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Minimum/Maximum: 25/50 for each location
Cost: $ 275.00 per girl. Cost includes most meals, transportation, admissions to Juliette Gordon Low’s Birthplace, lodging, etc.
Deposit: $75 due at time of registration
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