This troop will consist of 25 new Daisy Girl Scouts all in local kindergarten classes. We will be meeting as of March 8, 1997 and will continue to do so every other Saturday. We will soon learn the values of scouting and sisterhood.
Troop #1908 held their very first meeting Saturday March 1, 1997. We will soon have an understanding of the Girl Scout program. Our first meeting we made mobiles. We consist of 12 brownies so far and we are all in the 1st grade.
Leader: Diane Martin
Troop #1906 is another new troop starting in Port Chester/Rye Brook. So far they consist of 6 lil 1st graders. They will be meeting at one of our local schools every other Friday and their first meeting will be very soon.
Leader Deirdre McCormick;
Co-Leaders - Carmela Colaluca and Connie Marsilli
Troop #1898 consists of about 20 girls all being 7 or 8 years old and in the 2nd and 3rd grade. We are working on a patchwork quilt right now. It will be donated to Cassidy's place which is a babies hospital. At the end of our scouting session, this year in June, we are planning a trip to tour all the sites of Washington, D.C. We are fund raising for our trip by selling girl scout cookies.
Leaders: Carin Green and Chris Macri
Troop #2127 consist of 14 Junior Girl Scouts. We are all in 4th grade. We are working on several badges. The first badge is "Learning to Sew". We are also working on Star Search, Wildlife and Woodland Indian. This winter will be going cabin camping at our facility in Mahopac, New York, called Rock Hill. In the spring we intend on going tent camping. This will be our second time camping.
Leaders: Kathy Milliken, Joan Connors, Marge Dusenbury, Lori Giorno, Maureen Pitacco, Beth Nowotnik & Fatima Woods
Troop #1902 consist of 7 Junior Girl Scouts. We are working on completing the "Sign of the Rainbow" badge. The badge incorporates completing many badges such as teaching the girls healthy eating. They are also preparing to bridge up to Cadettes this June. We recently hosted a Valentine party in our Community, at which we baked goods and supplied juices and organized many games for our entire community of Girl Scouts. We are planning an end of the year camping trip.
Leader: Pat Walsh
Troop #1907 consist of 8 Cadette Girl Scouts. We are working on our Silver Award. Our service project is helping the New Rochelle Humane Society in New Rochelle, New York. We have visited and learned about the Humane Society and we have collected and donated blankets, towels and sheets for bedding. We will be doing a dog and cat food drive later in the Spring.
We are also working on a troop quilt with animals as a theme. We will be taking quilting lessons over several weekends. We recently put on a pet animal show at our community sleepover as part of the badge work connected with our Silver Award.
Leader: Debby Ybarra
As mentioned on the previous web page, Troop #1905 consists of 9 girls, either in the 8th, 9th or 10th grade. We are working on many things right now. We are just beginning our Gold Award requirements. We are also working on raising money to take a trip to Florida in July. Our cookies sales are just beginning and we each have a goal of selling at least 500 boxes. We will see who reaches their goal. :) Almost all of us achieved our Silver Award last year and were acknowledged by all our local politicians with such recognition as Proclamations and Certificates of Meritt. Our Leader, Debby was also acknowledged as well for her dedication to scouting and working so closely with us. We all also received personal congratulations from the President of the United States. We are now at the very beginning stages of meeting the requirements for our Gold Award. We have participated in many service projects and maintain a very active status in our community. In the past we have helped in the following areas: Park clean-ups, holiday caroling in the community as well as a low income housing facility, historian home tree decorating, many food drives, distribution of greeting cards to the Senior Citizens and many other items. We have also recently participated in an airport disaster drill. We role played fallen victims of an aircraft carrier crash. This afforded the opportunity to local EMS, fire fighters, police, Red Cross, and other specially trained medical technicians, to practice their preparedness in emergency situations. This is the second time we have participated in such a drill. We are always prepared to volunteer our services to help our community in a time of need.
Leader: Evelyn Aviles and Doris Green
This Group #5016 consists of approximately 50 girls ranging in the ages of 5 - 17 years old. Our meeting site is St. Peters Episcopal Church. We are sisters in fellowship. We are growing together in fun and community service. We meet after school Fridays and Saturdays from 10-3pm. Our activities include creative craft, sewing, cooking, nutrition education, dance and singing.
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