2011 Entertainment Books on Sale

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Girl Scout Cookies 2010

COOKIES FOR SALE!!!


HVM (Hudson Valley Mall)
March 6, 2010 11:00am-2:00pm
March 12,2010 4:00pm-8:00pm

....watch for more to be added!

Ultimate Discount Cards 2010

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!

Our Troops Mascot!!!

OUR TROOPS MASCOT "Lily".
The next generation for Troop 48!!

2009 Entertainment Books on Sale now!

click here to order your 2009 Entertainment book and support Girl Scout Troop 48

You can also order directly from the Leader 845-383-1885 or Contact us at:

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Fundraising efforts July 2008

........................ WE MADE IT!! THANKS TO ALL OF YOUR SUPPORT!

American Red Cross Certified

Ashley learns cpr rescue breathing!!!



Kelsey is checking for a pulse on our victim!





Sabrina suffers a mock arm injury and smells POISIONOUS GASES!!







Stephanie has a head problem (surprised?) hee!hee!

Oh my! It was so hot in the 3rd floor room of the church!!
But we all received our First Aide/CPR certifications from
the American Red Cross! We're ready for anything Mickey and Walt throw our way!

High Falls Fair Day July 12 2008

Our Last fundraising effort for the trip.....
We sold hot dogs, chilli, baked beans, brownies and lots of cold beverages and salads.


Kelsey and Kristin are selling hand made solar bracelets. They change colors when exposed to UVA and UVB rays to indicate that sunscreen is needed and offering the chance to make your own beaded bracelet. We learned about the effects of the suns energy while earning a badge.



These children are having a blast in our troops own design of a misting house. We call it our P.P.P.P. (personal persperation people parlor) engineered by troop member Tierney and constructed by all. We charge $0.25 to take a walk through it, but this gangs responsible adult gave us $10.00 to hang out for quite a while!



Kristin and the gang get lamb basted by one of the volunteers from the High Falls Fire House after they threw a measley cup of cold water at the firemen. You don't mess with Firemen and their hoses!

Children's Day Parade July 11 2008

As part of the 40th Annual Childrens Day Parade hosted by the City of Kingston, this years theme was "Parades of the Past", so of course we chose the theme of DISNEY!. Our Girl Scout Troop was joined by Troops 187 (cadettes) and Troop 165 (Brownies) from Rondout Valley Community to help us celebrate 26 more days until we leave for our trip!

26 MORE DAYS!!









Our Troop Mascot "Lily" marched with us as "Lilo" accompanied by The Leader, Kim as "Goofy" and a member of Troop 187 as "Ariel"





Kelsey as "Belle" and Sabrina as "Hanna Montana" marched as they handed out lolli-pops with the Troop 48 website listed on them.

Stephanie as "Mary Poppins" walked about reminding the children to "eats their veggies and to be sure mind the folks!" while Chelsey as "Jack Skellington" shook the hands of on lookers.




Fearless Parents, Terry and Deb march on as one of the three Fairy God Mothers from Sleeping Beauty.

The Making of our Castle!

Tierney and Kristin work on the roofs for the silos.




Tierney and Kelsey deciding on the plans for painting.


Kelsey is working on the crowns to the top of the castle.


Asley puts the finishing touches on the roof tops of the castle while Tierney practices being a spas! hee!hee!





So, after 1 Refridgerator box, 1 stove box, a hot water heater box, lots of hot glue, paint, xtra cardboard, styrofoam, 36 crystal gems, glitter, wooden dowel flag poles with fun foam flags, streamers and 10 woman hours....bippity..boppity..boo...a CASTLE!

Dying of the shirts for our trip

OH MY!!! We're going to do what to the shirts?




Sabrina and Christina sorted the 84 shirts into groups so that each participant would get 1 shirt of each of the six colors in their size for the trip.




Stephanie and Christina prepare the shirt to be placed into the next color vat. We had six colors: fuschia, royal blue, sunlight yellow, orange, radiant purple and celery green.



We decided that it was cheaper to purchase all white shirts and dye them ourselves, then it was to purchase them already colored. We were also working on a badge about textiles while completing this task.


Mom and daughter team, Kelsey and Deb are hard at work. You had to keep stiring the shirt to be assured of color consistancy.

May 2008 Fundraising

We are almost there!!!!

2008 Entertainment Books for sale. Sale Ended

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FUNDRAISING EFFORTS JULY 2007

Shop Scoutfitters for Girl Scout items!!

Sabrina shows all the products available in the
Council Shop at 90 St. James Street in Kingston.
For shop hours call 338-5367

Bottle Drive Continues May 2007

This sign was hand painted by troop members Ashley and her mom, Terry.
You'll find this sign at the Town of Rochester Transfer Station on Airport Road in Accord.
We have a donation trailer set up for deposit bottles. Great job ladies!!!



Ashley, Kelsey, Sabrina, Kristin and Jessica collecting bottles.



A truck load ready to be redeemed.
ONE BOTTLE AND CAN AT A TIME, WE ARE EARNING OUR WAY TO DISNEY!!!

Cookie Booth Sale at Lowe's March 2007

Ashley (left) and Sabrina (right) brave the cold weather to sell Girl Scout Cookies

What's Wrong with this Picture?

Give up?......check out what Sabrina (middle) is holding up,
while Tierney's favorite cookie is Tagalongs (left) and Stephanie's (right) is All Abouts are promoting delicious Girl Scout Cookies!!

This is at a Cookie Booth Sale at Shoprite in Kingston (March 2007)

West Point Military Academy Concessions

Our first time learning about the food industry. The preparation, set up and inventory control issues, as well as health and safety issue that go along with serving food to the general public. We ran a concession booth at a hockey tornament game at West Point Military Academy.

COOKIES AND MORE COOKIES ARE HERE!!

Our wonderful cookie moms, Terry and Peg picked up the troops 125 cases at the trailer drop. They delivered them to the High Falls Fire House, where our troop meets regularly.
Skate Time 209 was kind enough to lend us use of the parking lot for the Rondout Valley Service Units cookies.


The girls learned first hand how the sorting at a troop level takes place.


Each girl order had to be sorted, counted, and double checked.


Then the orders were recheck by each member of the troop for accuracy before the girls could take their orders home to sort on the girl order level.



This entire process took about 2 hours!